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| CHAPTER Ill
L,r,.crs FROM POLICE aEpoRn
A.s", NV ,,suo, formula of "From infor
p s''pc '1psesived on the ssth October, ,: 1SoG;
n NJ tVto' 70 tho house In Taggart'g Inn
oIlce ee;ne ,'rt the landing on the first floor.
essa.ae ess,0aed to the room IN which the e
f0sSsou @ss eommitted. Tho public. and all
uot " belonging to the house, were OK
'c' and the outer door closed.
:, = now aru '1h directed our attention to tho
/. hs,onripp nyo to the murdered man.
;,n n' tss ante-chamber. the sitting
'"H ora a sort Of drawing-room--ln NOT
, ', mh,ch could we remark the least
a,,n aN " INV evidence Of anything
| "In. hccn moved from its ordinary place
u y1soehcd sort Of library.
ara ara va found two women, both 80
|Ebelmea with grief, that they didloe
,yo our entrance.
h. or them appeared to be the COM
\ Of the other. This one was kneel.
e;o,e the second, had herayms clasped
| hm ;1i2na, and we heard her mur"
Near ap, dear Margaret-bear up
eiat. ,s brave and fight against your
III ,,lq 20 avengs him.
,crspron, she who had been called
,t, Icapaa up, and cried, "Oh: yes
[sate.y avenge you, Graham. !. lsweaI
esn7l,,, We ,were examining the
Srpptiu 77hich we were standing, very
ply.
b. rlInnanica. Miss Fotheringay, de-
that Iothing in this room had been
baby Anr or Miss Mayter since theiz
ind that it was exactly as they
it upon entering about half an hour
pnsiy.
Ire il the result Of our Investigations
le two doors Of this room-one com.
Eatinp with the sitting or drawing
svi tbs ether with the bedroom
|Cana open, Throuehout the rooms,
}, 1907 found closed was that open
pon the staircase common to the
Thi, was not bolted OF locked on
sido, 1t is to be supposed that the
rsr tr&versed the whole suite o1
nents without closing either Of the
aud that be only shut the one ttself
10 chairs, one an easy chair, over
upon the floor. various writing-ma'
scattered about the open bureau
Fwo'branch candlestick fallen among
PR, showed with sufficient plainness
was hers tho struggle between the
pct man AMI his enemy had com
d. But did tho villain strike thu
blow here, and then escape, leaving
to crawl to the bedroom, where he
un1 dead or did Forbes, after max
be resistance. escape to the chamber
Pl he was pursued and killed
pare1tly the aforementioned event
Occurred, for, during q minute exam
\ T9 could lind no signs of blood
fh' carpet OF this sitting.room, II
tho str4ssle must certainly have
fsun,
pT.Gg the necessity Of ascertaininl
. oraot arobbery had been effected
Pie murder, we examined all the
, of this oscIitOire.
y T1re all but ono locked, and
no signa o1 any attempt to force
d" exceptional drawer was hall
h'3 lone of d bunch) in the lock
2'co 40 could 500 that the drawer
S'loA contained o score aud more 01
gas
~ morn also papers IN this drawer
"V c'osod and locked, retaining the
l'is tho law has decided to whom
Plong.
C"Rloat the apa1tments we couN
other piece Of furniture which
eYe served as a strong-box, OF % {
lie foi money OF valuable papers
Es we're about to enter the bed
r the young lady whom the COM
Lad prevailed upon so far to koeI
aAhcd towards US, and insisted up
fins tho room.
begged her not to follow us' add
Ter presence would only interiors
g proper execution Of our duty.
heard us with more tranquility an(
s. than | could have expected. and
making any answ es. she returnet
|cat.
woman aopears to be possessed O.
percy; and. as a detective, am O
that. so far from impeding tb'
tlustice, she will help US web ant
10 o report Of. tho state In whicl
" the bed.chamber:- s-&
tS9 H left as we entered, we discover
al Rosewood cheffonier which ha'
oeen moved OF touched A coupl
f1om this was On easy-chai
WIN damask, and this was spotte
Doa' There were also spots Of bloc
carpet just before this chair. N
Nv this point the deceased wa
Dntit could not have been a mol
', though 1t must have brought hir