Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-02-10
BY wnl. slsvsr band wen The ,ru.A OF

by wills clever hand with tho truth OF a
photograph.
IL should think. soii Jack. that |, Is an
excellent likeness What n repuisive face
What are you going 10 do with itg~
l believe l told you on that dark night.
when you were so nervous. that this Buck
ley had been at Wolvcrhnmpton in the
character OF man both deaf aud dumb. :"
very likely. l think you did. weil3"
Il have asccrtiined that n was Ia VOL.
verhampton for some considerable time,
and take Il that am just fed In couclud-
ing that during that time he went by some
other name also that whatever ~ known
about him in wolyerhampton at all the
places no has visitcd-will not be TO his
credit. THIS letter and this sketch are 60
ing TO the chief OF police there. The
chiefs answer will 90 to Miss Bentley"
You want to find something against the
rascal. theni'
"yes.- replied win. placing tho card in
tho letter and closing the envelope Yes,
on the snpposiaon that his story Is q lie.
Shall post tho letter for your" asked
Jack.
mo. thank you," said VIII.
Putting the letter in the pocket OF his
overcoat. he lit n cigar. put on his hat, aud
took hold OF his pormanteau.
They left the room. aud descended the
stairs together.
II WIS ctrWiu, JACK trnulm argued 10
himself. that Will would not find Miss
Wentworth ia Paris.
Upon this he would conclude that Buck
lcys story was lie.
Wasitequaily certain that nothing against
Buckley had taken place in Wolycrhafnp.
toni
No.
They would. armed with the knowledge
Of some delinquency. squeeze the truth
\. A. n
How could Buckley be hidden when there
were ten eyes watching him.
II wish you success. VIII. with all my
heart, said amhtm, when they had got
into tho street
win sprung into the hanson. and RnspeJ
Jacks hand.
Il am confident OF succoss sooner or
later" he said There arc two roads TO her.
and nm going along both at one time.
may say. My whole heart Is I'm this search,
Jack. | have TO fulfill my promise 20 Miss
Bentley. TO prove TO the banker that ho / a
liar, aud 20 punish the villain who has
stolen her. There ara thousand incen-
tives urging fne on. Good-by. Thanks for
your good wishes. So surely ne | have n
hold Of your hand now, Jack, shall find
tho thief
II hope 40. VIII"
Il avn sure OF IL, Jack.
The cab with viii and his portmanteau
drove RAPIDLY from the spot
It seemed 10 Jack Gnham. who stood
watching IL with sullen expression cloud
ing his face. that Wills energetic activity
was apparent In the cab, the horse. the
driver. and the speed.
He still stood looking thoughtfully up
the street when the vehicle, turning cor
ner disappeared.
Jacks position now was anything but
comfortable.
Its nglyi" he muttered; "confoIndedly
uglyln
That same night there came a messenger
from the Jewess, with letter from Buck
ley.
II was written in tho be2gnr's spra wiling.
half illegible hand, and every word Ia Il
was wrongly Spelled but it caused Gnham
TO exclnim.
Thank heaven, he has tricked themlv
The letter. robbed OF It's bad spelling, ran
thus
All right governor. Back safe again.
Had four or 1ve,pair of ogIes on me, but
mafiiged after much lodging to give them
the slip. Make no error; they don't know
who're / am. Went 10 D. on foot. and
after doing few fakoments 20 my mug and
togs. came up to London In the same train
as Tryfoil Shant bulge till you comei7
TO Bs CONTINUED.