Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-04-30

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PiGG regvrtfully. ITO answer that
question at present. ov 10 discuss tAi,
ease willis YOU. have III. report ,rst
70 make a. the chief Of ynur drt,,tiv,
bureau Top4,rraw Sb4u bn mas,
happy IL tell YOU all that | can. Hut
for ton:sat my lis ave closed sad rs
if makes me 10 serm di,court,n,,S
I .n,ia h,,r h,bfu1 p,, ,l,, ,i,,,, :,
drawn breath Of di,annaiDtm,ut -, tns
failure of thr dir,rt aft,,k
voice was he9rd iu,,,ir.no l,p5ly
fo,. Noosserr pfs.-o.t Irnanrri,,a tba,
voice. and So did Godfr,y md sav
the cloud of diSappoirtmrnt which fell
upon his face. An instant later GrnLv
with SimmondS in his wake. clhowcd
his way through the group,
"MooSScer piogott"" he crird and
enveloped the Frruchman'S slender
hand in his great paw and gave if 4
squeeze which was no doubt naiuful
Glad to see Won. sir Welco,ue ~ our
city. rs we say over here in America.
l certainly hone YOU can speak Eng
fish. for | don't know word of vour
lingo, I'm commissioner Grady in
charge of the detective bureau. and
this is SimmondS. one " nv men"
NJ pigot's perfect suavity was ne.
even ru.f'ed
II am most pleased to mrrt Won sir
and YOU, Monsieur Simmon," he said
"YcS | speak English. though as vnr
see. with some difficulty"
These reporters bothering YOUR lir,
out. see" And Grady slancr6 about
the group. scowlng us his ewes met
Godfrcy's.
Il have but lust told them that my
first report must be made to you sir
said PfCot. Il was hoping that w,
might go ashore ut once. | have my
papers ready for vou"-
"An right" agreed Grady. And
after Two looked over your naprrS III
show YOU broadway. and III bet YOU
agree with me that ii beats ANYTHING
in gay Farce Our boats waiting. and
we can start right away This youl
bag? Yes? Bring il along, Sim
mouds." And Grady started for the
stair.
But the attentive steward got ahcaC
of SimmondS.
NJ. Pigot turned to us with littl,
smile.
Till tomorrow. gentlemen. he said
Il shall he at my hotel and shall b,
glad to see YOU shall we say at |
o'clock | ann truly sorry that | c;,l
tell YOU nothing tonight.
lie shook hands with the purSer
waved MS mana I" us ana joined era
uE, VINO WAS watching these amenities
Win cNloehl lmpal"hte. ioScthe
th'y disappeared down the STAR.
'Come on, Lester, Godfrey said
we might as well De getting back.
can Schu the BOAT down AGAIN a1tc]
the other boys, ana he turned dow
the STAR.
Godfrey babe me @oodby ut the docl
ana fastened away to the office t.
write MS story. AS Tor me, that Whll
or Salt AR had put an unaccuStomet
eu&e 10 my appetite ana TOOK cal
TO Sood restaurant deciding TO Spen'
the remainder OF the evening there
over &ood dinner
ampIed through the dinner IN
1ashloh so Ielsnreiy ana trif1ed so ION!
over c"nec ana cigarette that 1t wa
far past 10 O'Clock when | came on
INTO fortE-Secohd street Alter an III
stahtS hesitation decided to wall
nome anu turned pack toward bFoad
way already hlIlng with the after the
ater crowd
heachlhS Madison square, ! Walke'
out uhdef the trees as almost al
ways 40 TO nave look mt the ilatlrol
pulIdihE. "hlte against the SKY. Ih"l
l gIahceu up at the metropolitan tower
hSher Out lar less romantic III appear
allce' ana saw ny the Dig lilumlhat@
| clock mat II was nearly half past II.
crossed PACK over broadway Il