The Red Cloud chief., 1880-01-08

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uatil the NaaslfV IoFntnz. ~hen -
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a. await hiu "a hs rvturn. aui ~ 49,
scrn g,siHg down ts he "a elsh ia a
lag ulster cnai sssl ~s~inrsng As ta.h-
iRs-towel,. LATER Ia ths d@y. - y =
ciutloi .g-,t ga ihs bach. vvrr .oand
The clothes 81. Randolph ~t'atuv. trn
where h. k4d put them oa. and.
a. uushing more ~Rs s@n ot
him. the uuly canelasi,a iha; vsuld -
arrived AZ "a, the very natural oue that
the haiher hal l--cn dFupaod CaFvtal
search VA made. trat no i=-iy sAs d.
euyrr~t, The Iuuruts WrFr cotnfnnni
Gated With. and ~ = state of gtrat n.se
tai dtstrvs- thvy "a ia down g. baFusugih
T. sient.i, the ei1ths- ipuni on the
beach and the tnakry. In In 90. r-,m
That birthday Nhivh w. ;o have he.n
=, happV A. home ufh the anctitunatr
mother was sJcu; ia mourning iof a bat
siu, advertisements 81 IN. death wvrr
inserted Ira the p5prr,, AMI the legal
representative al,rv y dsCvat iniryf Al
proceeded to The distribution q the sap
passed dead man's rnrCts Amusg thv-s
were certain I~snliciss q insurance. and
il h.scam- ~accvs-ars for the father a. az
pin on the iss ui April uf the present
year, 90 .tN munthS At or the disappear
Sncr. tur a grant of administration ga
presumption e death. Insurance Con
papies aor not"Tsou.ly-snd perhaps
ju,;iy-srnsuyv la paving zap r~-llieies
without the actual proof Ot death. whiyh
ia this instance It was impo~sible g.
hand in unless the ..A delivered Up IL
dead. But the facts appeared u h~ 50
clear to The Court, and the detail, oi
the vase were 80 distressing. that the
grant 1T administration was aScrFsisi.
The natural su~p">iilou was that the
man Wa drowned. aud the President II
the Court. ia spite oi a previous ease
tfi,d before the late Chief iiarou, tn
which The Insurance company resisted n
claim, and the jury found fuT the plain.
till under almost precisely similar cir
cumstancc-, did not hesitate Ia give the
legal representatives the benefit If the
doubt.
Here ends the first at 81 the hrama.
The scene changes IN July Il the present
year io san Francisco. where thcrr NJ.
rived Mr.. Donald Dy-isle. a merchant
If MinCing Lane. who. having known
the PAYNE family intimately. was well
able ,o recognize the form and feature.
oi their %favoriic son and almost the
lil>t person Mr.. Drysdale met In san
Francisco Wa Randolph PAYNE. There
no Disguise: the recognition va.
instant and complete. The city mer.
chant bad lcf his old friends in England
mourning for their boy he had probably
read the obituary advertisement aud
seen the commemorative headstuur b.
might wei have added his generous,
comfort To snuihe tbs natural Sorrow Il
the distressed mother. he was familiar
with Che convincing details of The ciothcs
left ON the shore. the watch aud rings
found ia the room, the ordered break
fast. and all the presumpiiy" evidence If
au accident while all the time here was
Randolph Payn", the truani. living
an assumed nam. in San Fran
cisco. careless If the agony be had
aud satisfied with The
=. death IN life which be- bad
aud deliberately assumed.
The explanation 81 this strange proceed.
Ing WAS very -impls. The runsway was
in pccuuiary iificuitics. aud unable o.
face the cNppsur, If commercial die
grace. What he did wa- done d%cIitpcr-
liely and with cuusumma'e art. The
morning bath, the deserted isWelry. and
he anticipated breakfast. wsre all parts
II a skiliini!y arranged plot. while a
loublr >uit Of cip'h.~. both hidden un.
Ter the ulster when the hathar wen, !
down q the sea. completed The materials
lor th. deception. There can h@ ma +.
l0uht that every trick 81 the kind j. At
with certain ri-k-. No man. for
~nstange. who was hahiiually accom-
by "A servant. or whose wardrobe :
vas periodically overlooked, could wise
S have attempted such an imposition. :
q depended for success on an assumed :
ignorance of his personal property un !
he part Of Others. II nm ob=ervaHt al ,
at the hot.I had remarked the :
contents 81 the portnanisau. or am one ,
= home had missed a familiar suit, I.
:sndDiph Payne mus, have been found :
unless. indeed. he had purchased :
N entirely new suit Of clothss ~ he =
,assed through London on his way 10
lie would scarcely have neg :
such 4 precaution, and then. by !,
the -portmanieau at the botei, .
he traces Of his existence would have :
cen reduced 10 a minimum. At any :
ate he was hidden completely from :
be world until be Was unesrfbed Ly .
ir. Dysdale. That gentleman he sue :
eeded in swearing "a secrecy. and tbi. =
81 the story recommends tsrlf !.
% the dramstis; a a fine ehance '
" the skiiiful exhibition Of character.
hat wa Mr.. DysiaIe To do9 To tell :
h. truth at home would hare been 10 "
Spo-e the beartle@bess 81 ih. adysn- :"
10 condemn his character. and .
To osiTzcise him from the 80 ~
in which he had formerly moved. =
he sudden shock Of recovery might
been fatal to the old people az
ONE. who believed their son dead anil
him A. lost. la joie fat pe1r'
nd al the-s circllnrstancr. had 20 BE- Z.