Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-12

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I.;rher and the easiest that exists. It's
merely a. iransportaiion o. ths aiPnaoe.
liz is A. lis B. and % on But nere -
nv translation ] may add .naI tne ao- u
vertisem%nt appeared in the Standafo oi
last Friday. SIR"
The translation rap as follows:
To Ethel. MaIniree H'u-e. Highga'e:
| Meet me. d+eresi. at No. II Change
alley. at fur to-m.,rrow. By that time
will rave rid nv self OF our worst enemy.
Your Loving FINEST.
..(;md beaven!'' cried the merchant.
nall. with excitement. He Is losi ms
/. almost concl '>ive evidence. ! don't
know-gm d heavens III don know what
can b.. said TO this
..Umph,' The deteffive said Tins
advertise ment il anoh-r thing which l
had mol when ] gave You NV opinion TINS
morning" liz s,id il meaninglv. and
paused as II exprc,ing Ia he qnr>il med.
Bui Mr.. Parsn,an had no marked inc
drift of his last word, aid let them pass
unchaller g d.
Shortly aft.rxard the merchant, pale
hnr collected. had d, be present at lhe
Lord Ma,, RS /, quiry at the jistIce room
of the Mansion House. We need not at
tend hum ,bither. ( n only such evidences
as taken a, would Justify remand. and
the rea,i. can gus. what that WAS The
policeman was examined " no had Seen
Crisp g into the house on The SATURDAY
afternoon. and had likewise seen him
/. ave il n little ia'er. each time in c"mpa
nv with a lady, Then The Superintendent
of police produced the key found upon the
prisoner. aud proved hat it WAS the key
If MIR. Grict,uw's offire, the door Of
hieh WAS found locked upon the outside.
And two # P,rkmans' clerks reluctantly
described hr bad terms upon which the
prisoner ami deceased were. and the quasi
thr.a' with which The former had lett
Ciiichi"w upon the last Oeasion when
the cashier wa.-sO far rs could be
pr0ypd-s-rn alive by any one 3xcep:
the murderer. This amply sufficed;
and Earnest Crisp. clerk, was
fnr,nalI, r-,n,nded bail being. Of course
refu.e.i-un,il the E,II"wing Thursday.
upon he charge # willful murder. The
inquest. "penei the same day, was AL
jrnrneh I" await the result of the magis-
terial inquiry
CHAPTER w.
"a clerg, man Ia see Miss Maunder? |
will Sc. him first myself" said Miss Main
tree. in her -'iff..st tome. She WAS he
Principal If the Maintree House seminary.
the proprietor If whIrh was so rigid that
no letters we're permitted % be received
by pupils or governrs-eS. save such as
could first be read by that drag IN of virtue
the Principal.
She was absent from the scholrnom ten
minueS. The girls lmked curl u .lv Al
Ethel, and the latter wondered who il
could he. Ste knew Of no clergyman
likely to vi it her. and was surprised nv
the gracious permission I" 9 To the draw
irg room which Miss Mai',tree presently
her; an indulgence due no, 81
much to the reverend visitors SUBTLE po-
likeness As TO the facr. causually made
known by him. that he had three daughters
of an age to be N school
~ Il wished to see me- ?" f hel said.
at confronting short, potly
Clergyman. who was u complete stranger
to her.
al do. You look sensible young ,dy. |
and will tell you right out who am and
what ! want. Please don't faint nr scream
or all nv trouble expended in making
things comfortable for lou will he thrown
away. NV name is Peters, am de.
lective officer You know gentleman
called CriSp-I ee you do. Are engaged
to marry him? just so Well. he has
been chargeti-hut there. read III It. please
and pray be IA calm as You can" And
he put into her hand an early Globe. |
pointing cut the report of the proceedings
at the Mansion House. Pray be AS calm
as YOU can!'
She went white to the lips as she read.
but save one faint cry vi hen it's meaning
broke upon her gave no sligo If the dem
SO much dreaded by the detec
tive.
NOW, | am quite aware Miss. that you
were the lady VINO was with The accused
If you are implicated" he did not think
after glance at her face that she was
you had best say nothing. But il the
y'u' g man is innocent you take it very
cn"ll,. MiSs!"
And why not P" she cried indign, ntlv.
"Whv shoud be troubled because II false
charge is brought against him. Why"
But then her voice broke, and she cried
pi'eou-lv On, tell me, sir, how | can
help hin"
First Miss, by telling me all you did
on Saturday" The girl did so. and he
took note of it. Quite So" he said when
he had heard all. "but may ask if You
moi nv annoiptmept -