The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-09-22

wh,., are che 1000 forms you 1ar have
Mlnow nothing about them. = the CON
ductcr answered, tfemblingly; his teeth
chatltiedi bis knee shook 4 am trno-
cent 1GA 8, eQi sntt 1o' 1ei
$50 ~ thieves say,g replied the
officer You will have 70 come with
me The judge viii take care Of your
4Bu, demonstrated the station mas.
TER his mans conduct has always been
exemplary ,f,i, 4 s,,s "a,
,Exomplary conduct counts for moth,
ing n q case Of stolen money said The
cdieer March on, my friend"
'sHui Inst these Witnesses must Sign
their i,5tim6ny that l have beeh robbed,
erl shall not leave the carriage, said
Moniieuf Cato.
Eight cnne to the officers brain; not
Ieleahlng his hold 81 the conductor, ho
sfagI "a sicnsiear czato who, owing 20
his weight and the unexpectedness Of
the invitation to alirht. almost fell otit
on the platform, but the officers grasp
did not relax.
"And you Also must come with mep
said he.
q Am willing. Int ralease mas vssnaa
N. Cato. som.what astonlshed a 30
turn thinps were takine.
aRobbers should mol Ia Released
sRobbe,z. moi bt,t ram not n robberS
sYou may tell G.at to the Judge"
sBut / assure YOU that /. have bean
robbed
aDid t5a rnopev belone 10 Won ,n asked
the officer, smiling eonfidentially.
sNo: I have already told Won itbo.
lonsed to-T
aWith r,or.v ho,o,,;ns n othsr. IN
the case there ara mo honest man, Come
INV friends time presses, let ne be Of i
Matbias Heyeder was A iudge with
modern idfaS In ali brancheE of III
judicial career he was governed by fixed
principles. he believed In utilizing tbe
experienco Of foreign countries and
would occasionally remark.
SThe Frenchmen saw when facing a
mysterious crime. look for tile wonsnI'
I 20 further, I saw Find the womanI,
and will Aha her y said be referrino, n
the Cato case. Hfor every crime hss A
woman into Il, and as yet, l have mover
failed to find her"
He beOnn bv nlaoino Czato md tho
conductor IN solitary Confinement of tbe
stTiotest kind. Il wns IN vain thst Czato
begged him with tears IN bis eves AZ
leaSt To notify his emplover who was
waiting The n OOO forms and who wopld
certainly 1nisinterpret his stoward,s
silence
"A wom,n Ia mi.sd I'm IN thu affair i.
said N Iar,.ior 10 bi,nsslI, stl,a, !. cor.
tai,, I ,s;thont Sorb. H. conroo,ien | ,',;,h
tha sr;ity man sshichevSr hS nav i,o
=, S go. 49, t tran, tha T.r sto.soaDt ~ ~ p.r
n.r5 &C. lSs l tSa. Ss i I. ,,,a-s;oS a 80, ~
~ h.Sa 80 .o,.srarhaJ . \, ordors 70 h,.,. ' ~.
,vits 90 .r,sS.oS anI hrnnsSt bsra % ",d At :
.tsi, ha,s - ~. ~ M Lan5 ~ s.,.,o,s s;naa Ca =
N" '', oarIno.or @ ~, - q ' no. married norharS %
he has A mistress. II we can discover
hor wa shall have tlie two women, or,e
~ whom q necessary N the solution ~
the problom.r
Fla strdiod tbo disnatcbes racs;ved
f,on, III tho s,ot;ons NJ Tho linz hnt
onIv two n them esnecialIy attractsJ
bis ,,,ortion From, ops bslc,rnsJ thst
q 'S sSi,chmon . "a tbo tain r,,shsd bv Ina Ina
soor = ,rnr,n,'s hand thr,,.t o,,t ~ the
yrindor vim % ~ " sacond.cIsss a, cs,rinse mi and md
had so"r "or,o dsrk obiect fall Fror, n
h" G hoJ al, aror an" SosrchaJ for ihs ob;sct hn,
bnd - fo,,rJ notl,ing IN The long srsss
Ths Tia second tele1raro was of n stiIl more NOR
ssrionS S % nat,ro Another spitchman I'M baS
rn,;oad , .SS cordnctor as ths trair S,s.
aSins .tons ~, A. SnlI mead taIking With !,
woman Who was loapinp ont Of a third.
S,osa O' W.. WV ", tSo ] ,';,nSss V LsS Syo,
msrtSS mari S'' tSst some. @ object TN nassod I from
ona n ths otbar Int vas MT T,re
SsLo,Lo. ,Lo ,yomsn barded soms+hinr,
~ IT,, ~ .ondno,Sr s ~ the conductor so,,,S
tS,r" ~ ' - sO .So woman A. - '''''
''s s1s ' w N'O :. - y ..;.,m u...,..
tns clse y sC S.s ., S..SH 'ii.'a ~, =. tts.euet'
,lOvorlGusly; S4Nts9 " ~ ~ 'ilsy VI .ue 'Tn ~,
uuVvol = suli2. Y, - Wy SonsSS, .,... it, a,S
sGsonPIl'e = '"o . u"%n 4.,I; "Oa o,.I ~ w. .S
wnom ne was aa seen SIS's, .s,. anu ,.,s as 'ne
mOIenI ~. ,o';S", W. "e.e uPVn w
niln ne l,'nseu nel sn' ''Is"e. ~ U.l.o ~, We
mus l,nu ''e WS.n .t H.,..,. - Ia ~ 'Ie Ussei .a
''Nuu oLaso = 'J ~. % ;ia ~ "o.e se'o o.s ~
money e''ne1 ~ .son mo nIas.s,~ ~ Io U,a"oS y'Sa ha
role Of an injured man 70 divert sus-
picion from himself, In this case his
sccomulice Is the woman who was OBJ.
served to throw something from the
window, the something was the leather
case-empty.'
N. Hevedsr sent for the conductor and
said to him abruptly sWhore does your
mistress liveY"
The man, taken by surprise and fright.
ened, colored, but answered, giving the
name and address. Her name was Lotti,
and she was a maid.servant, employed
by Mr.. Adolf Rosenstock, in the street Of
the Three Drums at Pesth. NJ. Heveder
was vigorous and prompt. Miss Lntti
was arrested and brought before him at
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