The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

theess feel that Mr.. Morowitcb in weak enough
condition to die result of the congestion produced
perhaps thrown off 81
THAT is precisely the impression which wished to
- MAY ask whether in his semi-conscious state he
SAID anything that might at all serve as elue?''
- He talked rambngly incoherently. As !
can remember IT, he seemed to believe him mSelf to have
become millionaire a bilfIonalre He talked Of dla-
them up running his fingers through them, and once
and tell him something / can make them Kahan he
said the finest the largest the whitest-I can make
Kennedy was all attention Dr. Thornton added thi.
new evidence.
you know concluded the doctor that in cyano.
gen poisoning there might be hallucinatons OF the
widest kind But then, too. in the delirium OF ppeu-
moDia 1t might he the same.
| could see by the way Kennedy acted that for the
first time ray Of light had dawned upon him in tracing
with US, His last words said with an air of great
grief, - Gentlemen, have eased my conscience
A. we parted for the night Kennedy faced Andrews
. You recall that YOU promised me one thing when |
took up TINS case! he asked
Then take steps until ! tell you, Shadow Mrs
MorowiJch and Mr. Kahan, but do not let them know
You suspect them of anything. Let me down this
Poissan clue. In other words leave the case entirely
in my hands in other respects; Let know any
You may nnearth and some time tomorrow shall call
on YOU and we will determine what the next step is
be Good night. want to thank YOU for putting me
prised MT the outcome
1t was late the follow ing afternoon before | saw
Kennedy again. He was in his laboratory winding two
strands OF platinum wire carefully about piece OF
porcelain and sneang on 1T some peculiar black CLASSY
granular substance that in sort of pencil like
ssH OF So seGS nS & Max noticed that he was
from each other throughout the cntiro length OF
the piece Of porcelain but sad nothing to distract
progress of the case were at my tongue s end.
Instead watched him iuently: The black substance
formed sort Of bridge connecting and covering the
wires. When he had finished he said: Now YOU can
ask me your questions, while heat and annea this
lutte contrvance sec YOU bursting with
curiosity,
Well did YOU see Poissan?'' ] asked
Kennedy continued to heat the wirecovercd porce.
lain - did and ne is going to give demonstIa
tioG Of his discovery tonight,
You remember Morowitch s 'hallucination As the
doctor called t' That was haucnation; that was
Il reality, This man Possan saws he has discovered
way 10 make diamonds arti6cialy out of pure carbon
in an electric furnace, Morowitch. l believe was to
buy MS secret His dream OF millions was reality
at least to him, -
And did Kahan and Mrs Morowitch know it.''I
asked quickly
~ don T know vet = replied Craig 6pperipo fine
anneang.
The The, black & CLASSY substance now dull gray
| asked ~ e-
- On. just by-product made in the manufacture of
,gphuTie acid answered Kennedy arily, adding, as
ionIght told Poissan I was professor in the uni.
yers'tN M and that would bring one of younger trus
might Pqt some capital into his scheme. Now, Jane.
Se S an9 ge T up MY ws here to
need it tonight have communicated with Andrews,
demonstration Ike
az $50 clock at Poissan S laboratory tre1 ~ nnt
hlm TO give 1t here, but he absolutely refused 81
Half an hour later | rejoned Craig at his 1aboro4or
and we rode down to the Great Eastern Life bujId;ng
Andrews waiting for us in his solidlv furn;sh1
Office. Outside ! noted couple of husky mon ,ybo
seemed to be waiting for orders from their chief
From the manner in which the vice president orao.J
s IT was evident that he keenly interested in wba
Kennedy was about to do So you think Morowitcb =
deal was deal TO purchase the secret Of diamondmaL
ing!' he mlsed 'aN'
feel sure of ii, replied Craig, 81 felt sure IF
moment i I'M
was manufactures Of electric furnaces. Don t YOU