Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-07-02

AcUlln nHu luIlpu only iOnI fiVn dave l,o
rn ~" q, and the deed was done ooIv iiftc"n
tlNdnutcs after the policeman had nYsscd ,ho
vast
W asked the Sub. .prcfcct if bc had orc
lie answered tlot all thc sns.
picion he had held was fastened unon .Tnan
Fontaix, the innkccper Nearly all thc
murdered mon had stonncd ,t lie Lnncn
and he must have known sometime If
their business. "
] badc the officer keep perfectly quiet
and not even to let one of his own men
know of my presence. Then returned to
the inn, and finally entered into conycr-
saticn with my host upon the subject of
the mysterious deaths. lie pronounced it
wonderful, and assured me that it had
injured him more than he could tell.
Iarbeu' lie muttcrcd, "thcy'll he
SuSpcctlng me next, it they have not douc
SO already
was soon satisfied that Juan Fontaix
knew nothing of the guilty party lie
was very fearful and at times blanchcd and
trcmbIed at the thought OF being apprc-
hended for the crime. Most people would
nave seen IN this signs Of guilt; but
thought differently.
lspcntA(l of the next day in ,hc town,
oStcnsibly engaged in business with the
Factories, but in reality hunting after som,
clue to the object of INV mission N;rht
came again but had found nothing new,
was perfectly satisfied that the murderer
had LAID his plans 50 deeply that no circum-
stantiul clue could be found IfI would
find him, must catch him with the rroof
upon him,
had rive IN assumed name al the inn
and stated that belonged to Toulon. On
themes morning ! called for my bill, and
informed my host that was off for home.
Then | went to the fruit prcscwcr's, and
told him the same, stating that I ipust
confer with my partner before | concluded
my bargain. After this | went to the
wooicn t.ictory, and saw tho business - N.
Ills name was Louis Cazauhon, and he h; d
come to Castcllanc abcuta year before. Re
seemed to be straightforward, business
man, and yet he was the only one | had
seen whom [ had thought of suspccting.
In convcrsng upon the murders lie had
been a little too free and off. handed, treat.
lng the subject more cobl1y than a man
WIN a heart would be apt to. do. But still
mad, thus far been able to find nothing
against HIM. On the present occasion /
told the other that | must return to Tou-
ion.
If you have not the ready money with
You, we can give you credit, ,"'hc said
told lrim had plenty of money, but I
was not fully prepared to pay the prices he
mad demanded. Tie said, Very well -
ana 'ddcd, that he should be happy to sell
10 me wnen | came again. | babe him
Do"''}' ". anu '"en oepnrtcd' AS soon as
! wa; m%o c 1'o'oi ocgoh TO suspect Monsieur
1ou'' N"","no" Ill earnest w hen told
ni l'L'i '','' h'u money Tut d'd not pur-
I"oi ,,'i''. ni;. J,1'"Sp nc charged me TOO much,
WY ',u" nc bph'or me Simply be-
v""So ,, -" "'shco me 10 leave town with my
~ my P"rhet' At least so 1t ap-
-" ~ '''o HIS WAS Suihclcnt ground
'or me to work upon, and | resolved to
""'ch 'hat man little while; so rode to
VA ~ o"' o'-'no-~ay pace, ana lett my horse,
s'en re'''rnro ana concealed myself in
l'oSi'ion wncfe ! could see the movements
VI i-0"'S Nn|""Dom' In few minutes he
c'''c' o4t from inc factory, and walked
"W"y iiS S,cp was hurried and eager. |
.I'' . sure sure 'h"t he was not the man who did
INC u'r'ct work OF death The plot was
9ccpcr 'hah t'nt. or ne would have been
o'ScoyeFeu ere TINS. 80 resolved to wait
a "'',c ana sec II ne returned. | would
nave i' lolloweu nm II l could have done so
WIZ" s'io'y o"t ne might have detected
,n ,''o' anu ., 'nse would not DO However, in
,uST rusn .1"n n''eeh @ minutes he came: lie
"".N'u "om WIN Il SOBER innocent air.