New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-03
Nv HAROLD MAcGRATH

hghI, religious The gods Of his fathers were MS III AN
their ramilcations; he wore the braninh' "
neck. A., o.eo.d ,r,,i,afo
lie wa, unique among Indian Princes An OHord gr"lu'','
he ucr,,cntly and consistently chung 70 tue eaD'""
,,u,s of his native State And when ne Coi'5C', ~
,,,, ~ was invariably stipulated that ne Sh"u DC pei
" -; l, M. habits his costumes and his renue IN l'
suite or APARTMENTS he the barbarian m te craving 49,
in the bail room in the dining room (whee ne aIe
was fine s,lly the Courteous the educated oriental ~
no wines made his cigarettes, and never olelc mo t.
20 n,r, NOT even to the handsome women VINO ad0l I'D
beautiful skin and his magnificent ropes Of pearls t
Someone had entered the bedroom, ovorpo"eIed ,lc s'
and looted the bag containing the emerads. me rr'' @
l;ob,eet # eeener had slept through It all lie lad
with violent headache as had four OF ms servants. S
Raiput who had stood watch in the hospital SUN u''
scous =, III 49,, ,,o;tino
All tt uav from San Francisco the police had been "l'
for such catastrophe The newspapers had taken up anu
n,blsbed the story Of the Princes pasime Nauraiy s'
b ,e NOT = crook in all America who was not waning u"
possible chance. Ten emeradS, WeBihhS H'i'' 80 ~
each-a fortune even II broken up
11ACCFRTy laid aside the newspaper and gravely finished
IL his ham and eggs "ID take peek into TINS, Nlly j."
a;d m his wife "Weve been waiting for this TO happen y
million dollars in jools in chest you cod op, WIN |
opener Queer ginks these Hindus we see "S9 -.
b This one is the real article. Mebbe reward All rigl
I,l T Haggertv can use the money may not be home to
supper =, cf,,. ,,ol+,p
Haqgerty scowed "Not a line. I've been lVihg ID gam
hl ,. but no sign Of him. He gambled in the Oh days
Sometime or other he'll wander in somewhere an Try 10 Co
the king No sign Of him round Crawford oil place. Du
get hints a bunch By-by! ,,.,
Later the detective conducted into the NaIaidJaS
ceron room The Prince his soft, drawing Enghsn Var
more erite and polished than Haggertys, not 50 dect'
xnained the situation emitting detail lie Woud give o
thousand five hundred dollars for the recovery OF the STONES
AT what are they valued!
~B your customs appraisers, forty thousand 10 me ey
are priceless. t...t ...~
The Prince smiled. THAT was for the public
Ir take look int your bedroom, said Haggerty tsns'
ooh no: that all necessary, protested te Io''
How dyou suppose I'm going to find out VINO zone " "
how it was done hen?' demanded llaggcry, De"Iler'i'
A swift oriental gesture
The hotel manager soothed Haggery by explaining I"i1 Oc
Princes caste would not permit alien to touch anything IN
tbe bedroom while contained the Princes belongings
well wouldn't that get your goat exploded iiasgery'
aThat let's me out You'll have TO get a cairyvolnt -
The Prince suggested that he be gwen another suite Ills
servants would his belongings He promised that notn-
ing else should be touched.
"How longIl it take you'
"An hour.
A right assented Haggerty "Who got the suite across
the ha? he asked OF the they LETT the Prince
"Sr Henry Monckton. He and his valet left this morning
for Bar Harbor Back Tuesday house party Of Fifthave
people
"Uhuh" Haggerty tugged his mustache Il might look
around in there while I'm waiting for his Majesty to change
Did viewer hear the likes? Bughouse.
"But he pays hundred a day, Haggerty. III let you
privately into Sir Henrys suite but you'll waste your time
"Sure he left this morning.
I'll phone the office and make Sir Henry lett shortly
after midnight His followed early this morning. Sir
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