The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-23


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omSer. 0,l6O. upoi6 10 nl5.E1sent Of re
money, WIN give L to- u.s. 1lezey.
THIS Madame Hscsays s said 70 oe s.l-1-
der the protection Of one Robert Hen
'dersou p0Iica decisive q New
York This person may also pa pres
ent. e Madame -Yergq5y MN
to be. You win arrange for t1l9 EsllL-
chase with Madame VepsAy, i ,4o.1. EIliL
then. accompany Miss Piotney to Elcn-
uond and be present With lel7-ae tEie
tranEFer of-th0 monay- =Sa Flelz1ey
yin personally attend to the other
details Of the matter. ----=->ss
when Randolph Mason nj lllIished
rfSsal,in1S the, WOMAN picked up q long
coat from her chair and be1sa4t % pug
a an heiped her Rfth tie collar
OF She thrust her. Dlaeie sloVe'a
hands IN the deep poeksts::. -s1len sLle
turned to Masor.-t -.-7Ss,.JsFI 58C1
these jewels yege BTQRGt tsem ~
dia by my GFeatgr he's. Up saiq'
.sthey were worn. by uly--geeeaG-
grandmother at her WeddInEs by
my grandmother; by my mother.
Their, value TO me $ beyond
estimate. Stiu do not wish to violate
either the laws OF Virginia OF those
Of the United States IN order to re-
cover them do not greatly fear. the
laws OF virginia Il cannot be that
z.y fathers h4Ie made laws that would
permit creature Ike this actress %
retain my inheritance. But wish 70
be assured, Mr.. Mason, Of Ghe entire
safety Of this plan
Mason's face showed, annoYancG.
Madame" he said, "a rubber Of whist
could not be safer"
Then" said the woman, Il bid Jon
good-morning." i.
A little snow was falling. and I ac-
companied Miss Caroline PfcLmey to
Bishop Simonton's carriage, tucked IN
the skirts Of her great coat and closed
the door. think she must have tax
en- me for a sort Of upper servant
since she gave no evidence OF my pres
ence, except a stately nod at the car
rtage window zA
Here was hne bundle Of mysteries,
coupled with the direction OF Mason
to go out and find Madame Versay.
Find an unknown variety actress, only
the devils imps knew where. Such
birds had no marked tree TO roost inS
besides, this person was probably Mad,
anne Gladys by now, or Estelle some-i
thing or other I could not go back.
to Mason for further light He would,
stare at me and walk away. Ny d..
rections were accurate ind Madame
Versay first and then go to Richmond
I turned up the collar Of my great
coat, and went down for conference
with the omniscent ScaIly- I found
him directing commerce with the ges-
lures Of a Roman praetor. darte0'
past the row Of cabs to his island OF
safety and seized his hand A mo
ment later, when the tide had passed,
he took my bill from between the hn-
gers Of his glove and held It under his
broad thumb; then he smiled benignly-
''8disther Parks he said, It's the
speed limit you are after Wishin' to
mo" I said: Il am the king Of the
Golden Mountain on the quest OF q
fairy"
Go along: you're 8oolinsy" he said.
"By no means" answered; Fl want
to find Madame VeEsay-''rs ssorf
He whistled sorly. MADAME Yer
say, is It! IT'S only the devil that
knows where she IS now. pun Ehere
she'll be at one tonight. IT'S scaiIy that
knows as well as the devil IN a dago
cafe on the BoWery, which IS next door
to Paddy Moran's dance han, she viii
be atm and drinkin' and carryin' on.
She's a bad one, this Madame Versay.
IT'S back to the tan weeds your friend
Scally would advise you to be goin'.
At haIf-past twelve that night,
found Madame VerRaV and the cafe