Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12


"Yol have e..n = ulrfhlng ike this i.fnrc
M,uslrlrs. isii ~ ar All The drt"rtito
AMI th.s-fh.s n,-l y0u vii rrowuinf-
ani b. shos,.i a. a Icy which ~ had f0unl
ln an.fhcr p.krt. An etciama'lou ~
u.f ant " a. " t.s-aI.si fr0ln Narlnaui AMI
my-rlf ~ the .amo moment N. hlery anil~i
a..ain
lllotln nsst oI.nal the travelling trunks
ury wcrv founl b. o0nialn Ciothos fnr To
n, 4 tart. among whilh were ono or two
49, evai.uflv OrianfaL There were nl-p
a uumi.r - letter. s0fne in our Ur Ian
,ua.c, slmo in n forc.gu chaIacisr Which
easily r,suruIf.,l ~ Jaramfs.,
St.ll NJ blry hal NJ - An word q n.
planaiion. Hc --rne,i - cnlly ear oosnple'e
mystdcation.
APiatin. 10 all a, Last. ~han hh soArch
vas finished, 'you all rsrIaln hare GA
Guard until va arc nli.veL Yea viii
allow NJ one g. enter without a written order
from Monsieur the frvfcct Mooirurs,
va wiil return With me b. the prefecture.
hall havo ths pleasure - explaining o. you
shat you have ssn herr That wlA d.
n,nr~ convenient Ilaoc flr doing s'.
.savlnx N rsjols, We drove lax a. the
Pr,sc.urc. whefc NJ Biery rysuu.i his nar.
ratvc
..Nou.is-Ir.r h. AL g. fna. ~ ~ refaeuai-sr
tho eirml-o ho hai f1rin~i-of. as prefer D.
lr.ll n. tho iica- that the asasan u Meissner,
who wus CERTAINLY n forvigner. may Isaslily
lave t-.n JagAns--A de-ilci ca folios-
lng up tbs Glow.
In The lisis a, The prcfccture nni tn
n,rnss q t.stscsn axty AMI ssvcuiy Jalan'ec
returned by the hot.l keepers an Trupuoto.s
n furnlshci hou-- In i'ariS Ahoui iofif ~
tho az ril re-iden, here Over tscniy
have returned D. thoir native country. The
rcmain.isr arc dad, AMI huuci IN iaIt>
Il ImAks sIsaial inquiries with rvgafd to
ths-s lass 10 -s-.ms - ne very Ir'l-.bie that
49, victim - Mcizsnrr's criortious should D.
anong thsm. one q the nainrs Is Sangura
native q Yeido, M prufcssion. rrturned by
I.unsl, a keep.sr q private apartment, of the
INST e1p.nsive dfs.-uptiuu, in tho Avenue
iu Rol ds Rome Iyisit Lunsl. Who rcmom-
icrs his lcigsr Sangura perfectly. lie hal
o.rup.s,l for a var the flns-t suite q rooins
on The firsf iioor n Lunels huu-e lie was
JAtans-.s q noble birth ani great wealth,
Who inteniei remaining for thfce years In
Tur,f. The -,luctions u faris had proved
10 sirung for NJ sanpira, however his style
a lvins. I.unel assured me-, Was Fabulous
lie always rude cut With two gr,snls l-hind
him. Ills dinner never co-t him les than tSo
htlD.ir,.I franc, a. he never nd alone lie
wot,l1 got.hlnd the socnesof b. thcatr,s with
his pockcts fun q jcwelry. He made present..
4 the INST splcndid character; o. ono actre-s,
Il i All. b. gave n II Of diamonis worth
thirty thousand francs % another tarouchs
AMI Iair u Engiish honss with silver
moQntci hArne<
Tho rent was always gaid to Lunel quar-.
,erly. In advanco Abut the end of ths
third quarter, Lunels erpcricncci eye began
10 - symptoms q a change IN his teuAnt'
dist.sition and mole Of lfe kangura Wa
NJ logger high-spirit"i aud gay, there VA
almost cuniinually cloui On his face. fifst
one q the groums was dismissed; then the
other; then the valet Finally, the rding-
hors-s aud tho cabriolet were soh- One by
ono Lunel h-gan 20 miss from his tenants
apartmsnt ocrtAin costly articles of Jowelry,
with which sAngura had decorated u
when hs first came. Lunel inferred that
thess WIRE being soli, ~ tho dificulties of his
tenant grcw mre pressing. Little by little
S.nguras war,irohs DISAPPEARED also-a tai
sign, Lunel thOught; but the fourth qsartcr's
rcnt was paid. and - be Was Safe
at the eni q the fourth quarter, SLn-
sura-who~e apartment was by this time
stripp--i of everything belonging 10 him which
lad the loast vaiue-disspIrarci him-'h.
I.unel never NV him again; but, about thrce
moutls after, hs rcmembcrs having rad an
account u a suiciie committed somewhere In
the latin Quarter by an unknown foreigner,
supps..si to he q japanese, and having fan
cisi that this might b. his former tenant
.I.unel further hands 10 mo bundle q
letter.. which had arrived for his tenant sub
-equent D. his disAppearAnoe i examinsi
thcse; with one exception they are The unpaid
bills q NJ. Sanguras tradesznsn. Tho ercep-
ton 1. a letter addrc-sed In = female hand, Il
Il here- Monsieur can examine IL for him
-.lf-
NJ. BIery, drawing out q bulky pocket
h.os. took from Il q letter In delicatsly
tin,.i envelope. ailrcss.d m faint violet ink;
M. de sang,ira, rAvenue du Rod de Rome,
Si.-
Trad the letter, then HANDED n 10 sApi-
maud. Ii was a. follows: MY own one. Why
hide ,hy.elf thusi Canst thou think thy
poverty VIII change met Come 10 mo a. q
Old Thine own Clotilde." The letter was
dated Rue de Ia Refine, ~; "Wednesday
morning"
AS Me<sieurs may suppose," continued NJ
Blery, 'Ilo~e no time In visiting No ~ Rue
De Ia Rssna Al first am refused admission;
Mia. DuchAsfre, the prcmiere dan~euss at
the - nesfre-for she and no other Il
Ciotilie-can - no one Ipencn ON q card
thess words, II n the affair q the japanese.
ssngura,' and give the maid I've francs 10