The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-21

And the sailor" said Scrogeie.
Escaped He made OF with bags ~centaia-
ing large sum OF gold. and he has rover been
heard of since"
With these words Bowser rose from his seat.
and began to pace up and down tho room,
playing with his bag of gold in an excited
| manner.
Yes said he, presently, "the murderer es-
caped. But L have sworn to solve tins mys.
terry rs to who is the murderer of her father
before marry Alice Darrell That is the clause
IN our engagement. If tho villain ia alive 7
will ferret him out, hunt him down and bring
him to justice. For l love Alice Darrell more
than my life, and for her | would run any risk.
MIR. Darrell was my friend. / honored him az
much as if he had been my ownf father"
He stopped, glanced round the room with q
savage energy expressed in his face; and then,
tiingins up the bag of sovereigns dedantly, he
cried:
"But the clink Of gold will some day awaken
TIE evil conscience! Tho man who has com
ml.ted this crime will betrav himself ut last.
His guilt will DO branded on his face like an
ugly scar, when he hears the sound-clink,
ciink, clink! There Is no escape. The con-
science is stronger than the man"
Again BOwser tossed up tho bag CT gold, and
paced ths room more excited than ever.
'My dear Bowser," l exclaimed. ssfor heay.
on's sake DO rational! To visit, as you do, the
lowest haunts in London, to mix among saw
ages-for some Of these men in the East End
~ a., nsaana IT.. ~ oHpose yourseil 70
gold only too we'll. Some night you will, 1
again warn you, be robbed and murdered.
And that" | added, "that will scarcely be
agreeable news for me to carry to Alice Darrell
hanaon liz snbamo anh "Sslss you % =
"S1nIN "gnrto,io Iii T ~ nSaosS,e, !
my appeal"
abandon it." said Dowser, as he walked
toward tho door. Why, I've already taken
f,,N a.. ,l,.nn l,,, Al, $780,. - -.
1ancn Good r;sSt, T., nn;,at ~ u
nown 0'NN" wv oA0
0" TT
No o,,r h,a FL p
scro,Tjn go, lie rornnn npmae. sone nun
grew cheerful. and hi. voice aaa;, snnnSe5
%nstnral and pleasing.
81 suppose" said he. turning over tho leoves
Of a yoiumcN"I suproso Won haven't dinoI
Have you:n A'
So wei! did know Scror,je's cb.r.ctar that
| was at once conyincci Inv tho manner in
which he put this question. that he had MT
aincl. When. ar where ia farr he ale any.
th,np wes annthar nrcb,e,o nc doa, a, 40 40
as 20 when or Where Le sIent r. LoG of,en
thoupht-when tryivg 10 nn2ylo ont ,ha iife
aimee nnr school I,rs az tb;s stro,na ;rI,rhiroi
that no ueyer silent anvwhero @r sta ,nvthina
exccpt within NV ami Uo was a1ways
s,nsrnatnrniiv nngrrN,Lo,a "' a" -" hiIn'
ilsti-e. lie adopted ali tho nen,lsn,,nlv Gavinas
which he could invent in order rc conceal his
ypra pitv
OF canrse 7 aoc,orsa that boa b,d ro,bi,,
to eat worth montionir" sinrn thn rnrnin@
t., ugh in trntb 7 Ind lined sr,nnt nnnsiv 81
the Cd Clock tavern With Frank Howsey At i
O'Clock. But it was now nearly II, and I
did not doubtthatI should be able TO do ms
tice 10 Tho savorv mia o.a ~ -.o,,in, !a,a
other llvnries ni,ceI Nv Ms Pi,Iings NV
Iarnlress mat ,F,arno,n i, w., n,h l ~ 10y
The gms,o with Which Srrnacin snr,aI t,o
c,orh and xrranged tho table. while | went on n
foracinr e,nedition into oInouv recassn, in
sa,roh Of n1ny;.ions n,nnl1 L.rs nnn 81 lna
five minutes ali about Frank Bowser and the
sound IF cold
Toan,t bal, .hi,,,,a ri,,a
Ia IA - 80 = stp '"ilh.no' hietu. usu ny, "nen
~ csn, "a NAVY , "ppi"r' w. d vr,, no.n a,pe,.a'
1,on lu' i,a = rn'nN,ns 'Na'you "'e az uuooi.'-
ni,tI,y iushs ,e!io@'
,rr go, w. ~ Nv iion' Sou
e" ISL alsnaad .nn WAY
oo,Il 20 - ~ u iooni; ahu l
u.s. ~. - 1o hei,ous .aa,nef "a Hhich Nc
80 ~" " % o.e.tS,'e VIZ. ue u S"iie-
mn nm, ~ q .u-na W .'G nn mi,nea W eoni-
,hn,,Itr,u I've. ons. sat ' t,Lna, ns wsnS VI
~ a 10y : ~ ensnipGLs. d warm
r row, ,ls.s, Nj I'M" NIL, q rnea'rLneanoo .ipuntf-a an
~! w mu "sn iETanuGenilN' HhNeI tne
r rto% %n " 'e"S' Insi'nA No"' nave
w;
l. nau ietu,neu solhy aim-chair, anu nag III
NY plpe. l answered, WIN my eyes on tie hrs,
where pictures rose up among t'o red anu
i"Sseu uu".s:
soui ,HiouSh france, S"l,zofland ana
,,aiS /. u pressure "nicn m looking FORWARD
70. az, present l cant ahorI IT,"
~. s.'a rctpss,e' au'cAiy, and IN q lone
- r'Iestn, t"ouSn ",l7tier LOT mo or iof nm
eeH, l eouli hot oec,as'
aui%ss'o tooNes eNA1 'hou6h''uA freseaty
III seiI;
REID Oh 1eli1w: tor more than two years
now l. nave neHh ilslns ~ Lonaon; ant almost
from you. You gave me a hearty welcome
oroppihE III nefe' anu, 1 am AFRAID, wasting
Veihao.e tme:' ~
haa aEs W" Ire namnnom c9ulu l 10 "
'nas ne n a never wasted an nonr
men, no aniu, aouotllhv' y nope NOT.
!loMSrsr' ~ WIZ ehu p-h1sht In gong 10
''1'ei. ,.
sSpiess.u sston'ahhient' 'noush ho'hinS
cong nave SURPRISED me loss.
.., Il, cong 10 traVel,. ne repeated;
ana ainoueh ~ was my mention to have
started without menti0n'nS the matter even to
You, snlnehpw, ai.erali your klnuness, l thought
IMPRESSION. ! "lshea 10 thlhE~l wished to-
W. 1ee' II SoluS o'iaFeL
..An y l suggested:
.inat aePonus, ne rephed qulckiv-.that
for instructions Anvhow y he a aitla IT,
going to trayeln "
Now that he had relieved his mind of tho
confession. he began to grow drowsv and trao
ouently nodded at the fire. as thonrh VIZ were
bidding it adieu. W. VIC
s,Yon're tired :" said r at n moment who, T
thought he anpeared to be lonl,ino in nv al
rection ny VIZ
s.I,m going" was his renlv sbr,tinr hi.
ewes and again uoddlnr at the fro "io
trayeln "
Not o-nirht,n
He started mn suddenlv with n crv nnon ~,
Inns. Np'D LAD
G"Wbat"
"T asked you IL Won voro TRAD nrs;a
.sr,rn5S NJ Was T draamin, ~ =" "
YES" said + Won't Won lie dor,,n
";VelI y ho answerea loootinr to ~ IN ar.
sleeniIv. .ff yon'ye mo obiectinn Vas T T
think / will for five minutes' I eh,,, ba al !
right IN five minutes. eh?"E