Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-09-17

the hunting prople when thew vere draw
ing their covers. and used most abomino-
bic language: and since then he has been
altogether an outlaw and his fonilv ara
allowed to stnryp II is considered nm
offense against every member of tho bunt
TO give them so much ne n loaf of broad y
"Not a man likely to be changing 800
note honestly come by" said the detect
i've.
"Do You mean to say that Jaker has
been changing 600 notes2r
ale changed one at 8 o'clock yes-
terday morning at Mrs Nopp's shon.
where he bought himself "A regular
rig-out 49, boots. corduroy suit flannel
shirts. Dilot ovnrcoat so,,,,yeetor Me-
Mopp had not done 90 bio n limo for voors
she told me. He had made nor rout him
ont an old fen cbest to corrv bis III ,nd
walked off with il to Scadloiob station in
time for the Q o'clock train n London Uo
told nobody where he was GOING hut tbara
is an idea that he meant Canada
ale has often talked nf Canal, md tbo
great THINGS he could do tbere y s.id Mic
Darnel. 81 have hoard no mucb from his
wife. whom used ia visit at one timen
Before her husband mt himself ont of
court by shooting foves - renarl,od tho
colonel, with n sudden air of cbcerfulness
which deeply offended Dora
1t was such an inexpressible relicf to
him to see the detective on an entirely
new scent, that he for the moment forgot
the cloud of sorrow brooding over the
house of Darnel.
81 paid Mrs Jal,er visit +bis everipc, "
said the detective. al was surprised 70
find what roomv quarters vour moor have
TO starve i'm Whv in London n bouea no
big as takers cottare would be made to
accommodate forty neople The cubical
contents Of the piestv are more than of n
room that LODGES a family in White-
chapel The cottare is half a mile from
anv other mousse. and how any Christian
in his sober senses could he temnted to 90
there, except for motives of benevolence
is more than | understand. However. |
found my way there this eveninp-in the
dark. too-and in n nice state NV boots
were in when GOT there. | had to 90
back to the inn and get myself brushed IN
before could venture to show myself
here. But saw Mrs Jaker, and put her
through a pretty close catechism; and |
don't think there's any doubt that, in con-
sequence of the telegram l sent to Scot
land Yard this morning, Mr.. Jaker will be
stopped at Liverpool before he can get
on board the vessel that was to take him
to Canada"
"You believe he means TO try for Can
ada. inquired the colonel
"From what | got ont of Mrs ,Jaker
don't think there's the slightest doubt
of it."
Mrs. Jaker is n very artful nerson " said
Miss Darnel. 81 know she has ALWAYS con.
trived to deceive me"
The detective smiled ouietlv and IN
himself. as it were. He could not see that
this fact had any bearing on the case If
was one thing to hoodwink n sinister
brought up in cotton wool. il was another
thing to deceive man educated in Scot.
land Yard.
"Did YOU find ont whether Jaker has loft
his wife any of the moneyY"
HE NAV have left her a pound or two To
keen the wolf from the door till he chooses
TO send her the passage money for her and
her children They were swarr,ipg ahout
the place like rabbitx in a warren moor
Iittle becrare yTs nroris., +o sond ror
her directly no e,ets tbore onJ bas 1ootod
aho,7t him n hi don,t hoI;or,a sha boo
anv idea of n rohberv or ~ bic hein[, nos.
scssod of n lorye sum of ,nonay 10 told
bor that no rad Won p1o az Cbiyeror
races nuttixp : shilIin9s an n horse that
stood at 40 to / in tho bettino she no
lieved him moor soul tbourb II wasa NM
zle 70 her to know where he ,,ot tho : sbil-
linps And it,s nv heIiaf he has left her
to starve or to live NM, cbaritv tiu he
chooses to send her thn nossa 70 monevn
"You don't know Mrs Jolkor rsaid dora
"From what | know Of her character
sbould saw she knows all about the RON
herv and has cot tho lions share of tba
monav in h.r noseas.ior
"Do Won really think SOP" soid fine dotec.
five with tronbled look "If 7 thonrht
that I'd get a MAGISTRATES warrant to.
MORO" morning. ana search lhe mousse
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