The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-08-08

OF the house was aiar, and going In
that way, closed it after him. The
garden wall was high, but an expert
climber could easily scale II on either
side.
The gensdarme on duty near by, ties
tilted that between 10 and IL o'clock
the previous nigh. he saw cab stand.
log with in few bundled feet Of the
house. He fpoke with the driver
who said.
"Some gay cd bachelor must live
near by, for very comey woman ha'
lust disappeared by the eide of that
house"
The csbman was easily found by the
Wbera ala no t,le bar mo IN no
Garner NJ the Rua do Mornv and The
Fanboeru 81 Honora Nine Sasson's
aistsr yesided on the Rne de Mornv
nesr the Pne de- Pom hon II wac q
very na,nfnl conclr ion n ,eacb bri
there was M svoidinS it-Mma Sasson
had assassinaIed har bnsband and tha
missinc articles we're ,aeen merely N
tn,n ss;da ansric;on She had Iiysd
nm hQn nilU with him hA had Iainru1.
;ned ~ rednce h;s asiaSlishment. he
h ,d strrcL bor, All thoaa iaots "a
teStifi d To nv dome ,tics Then came
tha arisode ~ tba n;stol nsrra,ed hv
the valat onS the tnr,bor isct oJmi;.
tod nv Nine sssson's maid when sue
wa, clavarIv csn,urej on the airset
and removrd 10 The ofIiee Of the JudSe
Of Instruciion that Nina Sis,on had q
kav !, The Oarden and the aide dooy Of
ths bonss and that aha had heen all.
asnt i,om hsr .;s.e,,s hon.a for two
bonys hetween the hon,s of O "a and
n .eo o,clork an The nicht n Octohsy
99d
~.
Everything beng thus clear Nine,
s ,sson was arrested and charged with
the crime Of murder. Nine. Sasson
denied the accusation and told the
s'ory as the reader has il before him,
emitting the episode OF the pistol.
$40 you remember going to the
bureau In the library before you left
the;house on October 23d?" the Judge
OF destruction asked her.
ayes, | do"
I, "You took a revolver out OF the
bureau and you haven't mentioned
the fact"
81 did, but reirainsd from saving
anything about 1t because | did not
wish to have to say that l was afraid
10 a. H. eP ms y h' '0'' '"' W
GUhst d;d vor do with tho n,aol9,
uI mt II hahind a va.s nm n a man.
,slniacs in NV bu.hand;s an,r,ment
inten d;ng IN Tamovs II Int / forgot n y
In commit ,t;on aiterward ,bs INDIA
soid 10 Come n detac,;ve.
1Th;a womsn does not talk or Look
lilo a guiitv nsrson. II ahe ia not
guilty and u.rk vou sbe has ms,
fse sum Of monev she tays abe went
inr IN her boudoiT. and the missing
watch has not bsen iound near h, ?
nor abont her-if ths is mo- the AZ.
sa,s;n. how came the murderer I, find
the n'sto, hidden behind the vass ?
You have saan the vase. and know inst
how and whers she laid r. la II ms.
aible that anyone whom Nine, S,sson
Isft bebipd her did the deed p;
Thia snoye stlon mt the detectiys on
nna Of sno,,'rv and bs nnr,nsd il
with ylsor but found no clew. Nine.
Sasson Nos convi, ted of the killing Of
her husband and sentenced 10 fiiIeen
YEAR, imnrisonment
V.
Jean Ohauban, the former valet Of
Mons. easson, assumed the name of
Roumaine, and opened wine shop in
the Rue Grouse, near the Boise de
B)ulogue. Six months sf.er Nine.
SWson's conviction, in the spring OF
1856, Detective Groupe was LOOKING
for a wandering swindler who had
cheated several charitable ladies In
the suburbs of the city. In his wan
de,ings Gropps dropped into the wine
shop of Jean Roumane, and was soon
on friendly terms with that gentle.
man; for he Immediately identified
him, deliberately transformed as he
was, as Mona. SEASONS former valet,
who n he had watched for month, in
various dis2u see, to see whether he
could conuec. him vita the crime OF
October 22d.
Mons. Roumaine had a splendid
gold chain on his vest, aud Groupe
ssked him the time. He pulled out
the elegant repeater, which Groupe
had no h eeitancy in say ing it exactly
answered the esciiption OF the watch
stolen from Mons. Sasson when he was
murder, d,
"a fine wa'ch," said the Off Ger.
"Yes-a pres en- I IRON dead itisnd,"
answered Roumaine.
"Ah, very precious, no doubt" said
the officer.
"a sid rememb rance" was the reply,
with an assumed look OF sorrow.
81 ones knew q gentleman who had
a watch lust like that, " said the detec-
live. aand, strange 10 SAY, be Is dead
Also"
"a coincidence" said the valet.
WWon't n,onsieur drink
"Thanks" was the reply. at is q
strange coincidence; and would you
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