Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-03-05

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! was silent.
You see, !" ne went on, your wife dislikes
NE. and that annoys me: SO l lust called to
see you alone, and Try II we could Arrange
this mat:er-we men alone
What NATTER | asked
You know-about the doing up those
rooms
began to get annoyed myself, for there
was evidently some underlying motive OF
advantage To himself in his persistence. Any
-hadowy belief had ever atertained rs toa
benevolent idea bad long ngo vaniEhed and
left not wrack tskina it5id him promptly
and briefly that would not do a. he dsuired
and that | did not care TO enter any further
upon the matter. He again made an 'un-
ruly exit This time he nearly swept away
in his violence a young man who was enter
ing through the swing door to get some
papers stamped The youth demonstrated
with that satirical force which is characters
tic of the lawyers clerk. Mr.. GRADER was
too enraged to stop and listen, and the young
man entered the room grumbling and look
ing back at him.
-OId brute" he said Il know him. Next
time / sc him I'll advise him TO buy some
manners with his new fortune
His new fortunei- asked, naturally in
terested about him How do you mean,
Wigleyf'
Lucky old brute, wish had a share Of
it, | heard all about it at Doctors commons
yesterday
Why, is it anything stranger
Strange! Why, its no name for it. What
do YOU think Of an old flint like that having
n mis- for a Af. nd Al
leaves him all he's got-f4O, coo or go, 600
in will. providing a child of his own doesn't
turn up to claim it.
He died recently, them
About three or four weeks ago Old Grad
der only found the viii n few days ago. He
had been finding pots OF gold and bundles
Of notes all over the house, and it was like
drawing a tooth from him TO make an in
ventory, as he had 20 do under q clause OF
the will The old thief would have pccketed
all the coin without n word, only for the
Will, and he was afraid he'd risk everything
if he did no. do il legally
You know all about it, l remarked,
wishing to hear more.
Il should think did I asked Grips, OF
Bogg q Snagley, about it this morning.
They're working for him, and Cripi, says
viii tic
public prosecutor he would not have given
even a list Of the money he found"
/ began now to understand the motive OF
Mr.. Graders anxiety 10 aid in working at
my house ! said 10 Wigley:
This Is very interesting. Do you know
that he is my landlord"
"Your landlord Wen, | wish YOU JOY TO
him / must be off now have TO go
2. -.
Would YOU mind getting these stamped for
me, and keeping them till | come backN
with pleasure | sand. and look here,
Would you mind looking out that will Of
Graders. and make n mem. Of IL for me,
if it isn't too long! I'll 90 shilling on it"
And | handed him the coin.
Later in the day he came back and
handed me paper
1t isn't long," he said I'VE nigh: put
up the shutters If men made wills like that.
That Is an exact copy. 1t isduly witnessed,
and all regular
l took the paper and put it in my pocket,
for was very busy ut the time
After supper that evening | got q note
from GRADER, saying that nc had got an
offer from another person who Ind been In
treaty with him before | had taken the
hou-., wanting 10 have IL, and Offering TO
pay premium He is an old friend,'
wrote GRADER, ~and I would like to oblige
him; ~ il you choose | viii take back the
lease and hand over what he offers to pay
This was 81 altered from sd
| then told Mary u bis having called on
me in the office. and of the suhs-iuen; reve-
lation Of the will She was much impressed.
~Gh Bob she said. 1T Is a real romance
With a woInans quickness of perception,
she gues--i nj once our landlords reason for
wishing to help Us
why, ne thinks the OLD rniser has hidden
money here, and wants tn look for IL Bob"
this excitesily. this house may be full IL
money. the walls round " NAV hold fort
une. Let Us begin to look at once
was a. much excited as she was. but
fslt that some one Nus; keep cool. 80 said:
Mary, dear, there may b. nothing; but
even if there Is. II does not belong 10 Us.
Why n0tfT she asked
~Becau-e Il Is al arranged in the will. I
answered; and. by and By. have a mem
OF IT here, and ] took from nay poke; the
paper which Wisley had given me.
With iate'sss interss. we read II togethes,
MARY holdinK EHe tightly by the arm IL
certainly was short II ran a follow:
=, Iarile Batter street. !. W. Lozsiou-I
hereby leave - my child or children, II l
have any living. al ! own. and IN default a
sYeh everything Is 70 70 % John 1,ratster,
my iartiiori, who i - make an inventory
q all ~ can tini n the t1o b0lses orcuisei
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