The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26

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auS IN, ~. ~ l!ssot =. 10y,
a. K az ~: mi tba snr In warn
IA onlv' persons he cav. AZ n'ciocf
that evening tie; eanich told him tf,st
They desoended !. into' tho ~ ca ajI,;
a. IS the - chaiSt 81 snd -. N ;rcn,
| door bein,1i I. opanad nv Il tina !. slave.
they anferea = ,Teli .iilnminste,i .undar.
around peseaee. ana 1affer ooinp some
200 yards mountod q enoall staircase. At,
| the TOP Of Which Kerim Aaa. openi,le
anotherliron door, told the doctor 10 on.
tor aud disappeared. Dr. Canelli found
himself in ma nrinceaG privafe anart..
mont. W1ef1 h 80. valcoGnei ~ her,
n person:;: Tho ,doctar .haa since said,
that heiV1K if1elf conld hart1lv s,irnoss
the three rooms comnriaina this srife
and that IN beauty, .afeco and eleeamce,
he doubts fahy celestial being surpassea.
the Princess Eimineh. For three weeks.
which to him appeared but % 20 many
days, did DR.. CanelN remain in the
apartments. The moro he saW Of tho
princess the more he thought the world
had misjudged9 her, and he determined
to become her champion the day she,
gave him his Liberty, wich he imagined
he, could obtain Whenever lie might ask
Tor it. q ~ ~
A. 70 io'caock Of the twenty.second:i
a9d t G the nrinccss * 'y ~ sae e1 ,ve,
manner. that one Of the grooms had list
been danpefo;islv Kicked s. q ho9se !
She asked the ,aoctor If he would kindly
attend to the slave, which ho willingly
agreed 10 do. Kerim Aga Opened The
door by which theV had entered tho
first time; and which had remained
locked evef since; and. asked the doctor:
to follow MIN. Az lie WINS leaving, tn,
princess, Kissing her ieweled fingers to
him, told him to return sneetlily. Even
ashe was descending the marble stairs.
although the door had been locked be-
hind. them by; the eunich, he: could still
hear her crying: "Reviens, vite, mon
cher, ,lat' attends avee impatience." In.
stead Of going BY the passage leading to
tho chalet, and in which direction Can:
'nclli knew the stables to be, Kerim
opened door IN the opposite direction
apd unheoking a lantern from the wall
entered q dark passage, followed by the
doctor, whose snspicions were now fully
aroused. He could hear the waters 81
the Nile omlnously splashing At the end
ios the massage. q All the :,tsles he had
heard abont; noor Coll shot thronoh Lis
momorv. and he determined n feen i,is
cvc IN The e,,nich ana ~ saiI S;s Ife
drariv r. H1nf NAV Voa ot%amrtod :
Tknv kad od,,.p 49, " "",a "''d s,;st"ns.
wy'on Kor;-, a.. 'o"'V to,a u'0''t ne
doctor tn on hefore him which 10 ArnoIv
rcfiissT * ~ sSTh., annicE 'than M,
| down fha lantarn and ~ = asco,,d ,,,s,i r%I
mon his victim WITH q drown vata.1.an
or heavy c,tiass mat he nad conceaiad;
untler his fiowino Or rohes Int C%ncIi;
h;no An tha elart .i;r"ar' o.;da "mS ~
5o;n9 % nnsot tha i;oht ArJ .,n,r IT, i,eaa -. -
/ a ,,rcadfi, com,sat Is tho 9iarh l,et,vea,,
tho two strong men, = one one Of whom was
| on murder. and ma other mnarmed INT
having his iife to iafand Tr The e,;n ~
ioshef ahont with II. 1 ro+esi'an '
| following tip and Wo,ind{Sc s" thS
DOCTOR, whose Whereabouts he conid
tell by the noise of his footballs in
The vault. The doctnr III tham had NV, AZ
presence Of mind to snip OF his shoes.
| and this saved his lie. 1or althon~h he
could tell where the assassin was his
own movements were q MYSTERY w'i TO- his his
| antagonist, who. after. yainly SEARCHING
I'for linn. wont toward the door in orlln1
| 20 obtain assistance. ar ncrhans l;oht,
| tie was closely ana silently Followed hv
! lie doctor. No sooner had ,ha MT ti,ee
| >ey into the lock than CAMEL rmshed
| upon him from behlnd. and H,iiiinT hin
| to the ground got 4 grin ;in0n ria }hroat
! to let 20 Of Mich meant certain death
| The slave did all he could to shake him
81. llsinr Che yntachon tn Tho mast oil. a,1'
/ vantage and inflicfinr two. evere Ho" ru
| He: would eyidenfiv have heen the con-.
aueror had not tie doctor dashcd his;
head 'gaaihst the stone Dayement with.
such force asto stun him. still the doc.
his heart ceased to hcaf, ' "'''''
HAVING tins esla,ne,i f@o,u ,skoi i,o,,
appeared ineyitabih death no nniio1
tho body ffdn1 behind, the door AMI
turning the kew. found himse,f A.
! the steps le1flinr II thu Pnnicaaa; an.rt
nsnt r. ; !. t,.a - suo taa s.s apart
iasa;. W. ~ - ..lo Sll;I.uca % the passage
'e"uu. III ~ tMe Gna!et .D0th OF winch
Je,e we" "a1l, n. Snan nc 1o9nd the
t tha s' It,.ai uoIt ana thlnkipS
.un nc5 A. s De q tne dead eQn.ehs
soa ,sJ; ~ ~ ie!urneu ana successfully
s na,sbss RI XIV Mahm 3ooX. Ihen hc re;
princese apartment with the same key
and thinking that there might be- one
key g aA the doors Of the labyrinth, he,
took it out Of the lock, and found that
It not only opened the cellar 70 tho chalet.
but also the outer gate, leading to the
ShOubra road. and to liberty. Once
there his first thought was to rush home
but he had not gone 100 Yards before he
was taken with an irresistible desire 10
see The princess AGAIN. He actndlly "a
traced his STEPS throuph the Gate tho
chalet. the nassaoa and nm TIA mS,r i
staircase. OnoninS The nrincesa, do"o
oc u t"t Psss "a goloae nei snoeiess, ne
osOOO from mead 10 loot, The princess