Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-25

morning. But John had hurried her Into cab, ordered it driven to the Nanx and quickly made arrangements for Ruth to occupy his room with a maid Co look after her
 "All my clothes are with that horrid woman" she whispered
 "lH ri- you out, and then we'll go shopping" was the rejoiuder
 With the help of the mgid and the housekccpcr Ruth was presently made presentable for the street and John. in dry clothes and none the worse for his duckiug. met her in the lobby.
 q have engaged a taxi by the hour he told her. "l think it win rest you more to get the fresh air and dig around in the shops among the prct ties than it will Co brood in your own room
 Ruth hesitated shyly But l hare no money, John
 "Oh" be said blaukly. and then a thought came to him. "Why, here am carrying around lot of the ranch money which ! was going Co turn over to you"
 Once in the taxi Ruth told him or her experiences from the time she had left the mine. John listened soberIy. though once in awhile heavy flush on his checks betrayed his deep seated anger at the plotters who had not only tried to deprive her of her mine, but nad finally risked her life and liberty
 "Its an that man WiIkersou," be saiG when she had finished "He causCI your father to make him superintend cut of the mine and then bounded him into his grave. He is your bad angel Ruth But l am here now, and I'll get busy with Everett and finish things up. and we'll soon be back at the mine and have things going again.
 He answered her questions about the situation at the Master Key" as tact fully as he could; he realized that Der nerves were badly shaken. He would trust to old Tom Kane to hold the fort in the mountains while he transacted the necessary business in San Fran cisco.
 He directed the chauffeur Co drive ,hem through thc shopping district and while Ruth spent several hours in rcpleuishlug her wardrobe John sat in the taxi and studied things out But he was continually seeing Wikerson's dark face before him. and before they returned Co the hotel he had detcrmin- cd Co find out where he was and what De was doigg.
 While Ruth went to her room to lrcss for dinner John sat in the lobby and completed bis plans He did not observe slender quietly dressed young man with very pale face, who samtered iu and out with am occas'Cn- al trip Co the cigar stand Go light a fresh cigarette IL was Henry PelL
 The eX-thief had spent Che day going from hotel to hotel. searching the reg isters. It was only at last that be went to the ManX. There he found the name Ruth Gallon on the regi3- ter and below it John Dorr." This he reported to Wilkerson, who swore luridly. but emphasized the necessity of getting hold of the papers immedi- Jtely.
 "And I trust you to do it," he said meaningly
 Pell flushed with drugs nodded briskly. "II get 'em. all right. .Haf- y," he said but did not add his 1l- most thought which was that with tGe papers once in bis own possession, de could easily get much more from WiL Serson than the S2O0 he had promised.
 "When will you have themT WH- kerson went on impatiently.
 Pel smiled fainuy. but significantly CT know your address" he remarked "Ill deliver them there when Eeg them"
 "But when| groWled Che other
 pell licked his cigarette stub into the gutter and whistled "l never make dates ahead" he said quletls "But it won't be long"
 "Have you your plan an scheivs-i outY
 pcll winked and moved off