The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-23
NUMBER 9.

"Wcll. We must find her one forthwith
We must let her into our secrets, and SIN
her 10 our assistance which viii not bc
difficult. ] apprhend. TEas portion Ol
the business ] shall cOutiIe t. Won. Mr..
GWVnuc. From what ! can sca vou are
best calculated 10 induce Miss DgvcHpDTt
To act with Us, heart and soul II viii be
my task % find i companion Tor her, who
must enter upon her duties im:ncii-
atcly."
e You choose a companion? Whqn,
may I a-k?'
This lady" said Bing bowingto Kate,
who rose, trembling, u her feet. This
brave, injured lady, viii be willing t.
accept the position for = few days In order
that she may enable MS q strike N the
root al the foul conspiracy which has at
Tackled her huspands > honor and lib .r,y."
u viii do anything anything" cried
katc, stepping forward anI -rI~ping thn
detective IHP.orins.y by ihe haEu. Il
think | can see what you mean. Nou
beiI.y the l.io. against against nay bus
band has It's origin in ia, Lou-Alll Of
AIR DavcnpOr. itself"
"loT have hit il, maIa.a. Th.. Is
cNa 'tly uIr conviction, ana ,s, nu. have
soH'"n there who Is dctara:ua., tp luui
ont the spiders that have woven th-
wob.'
Il ol, determined. You may trust ne.
Mr. Bing. | oni detcrninI.'
~MaIamc. tn. task Is 4 delicate ono.
but ! have no fear for the result" said
Bing looking down approviuglv up8u
the sweet. but firm and devoted woman
who relied - confidently upon his all
without query or hesitation You viii
report Il na every circumstance. however
trivial, that come under youg uY.:ce: and
Nour notice viii, / believe, embrace a
wid- scope. The field Oioi5Ser,ati,l viii
qnici,lr %. narrowed 10 the actions and
conversation 81 some two or three IN
GINl,g...-, / expect. In all these matters
I snail give EOu clear in~;rGrti ms for
Your guidance. and, indeed, shah be al
WAY near you. Yol VIII never fad me
very iIr from the nai-hhOrh0o iof BIv.u-
port Lo.l-c. Madam, an certain THAI
yaUg short residence ia THAT h.Jse Nil
rcSsI.t in ~oue cur.puF di-vpyrrir-. !
hgve imnen~. faith il yu1r uuiJlt.riU.g
and noble resolution to g.. ~ tI' nat'p "a
oI th-s black mystery. i'll an p.Iaitirl
u r.t.u a 1rBEyTb aPr-HI-lBt. tp ia. -lI.s-
ject J viii say that lDye on tl- l.Jk-oGs
n.ls tn eve o! IN eagle.
NJ. Bng was, rs we have sccu. n Gal
liant man, and pridcd himself up,u b,.n
ahl tD say a meat tniugou OCCASION. Au
Perhaps IA bal.
At AL events Mr.. Dinnaway rubbed h;s
han j. and sud
",iapI. very COOL, I Ike your style.
Bug. ami d k Your scheme. Il T. 5u-.
what / -houli have proposed laysrii
pr ia-ly In every respect, ] may say.
but we mUs- oct Nr-.-ham Mrs.
Davenport introduced into her novel
position aJ once. We NAV. only wees
h-.ars as, you know.
We re4g.r. no more" rer7icl Ging
at i q vH.uEHi. week. The .0a-1'.a. ...-s.
whoever they may prov, tD De-. viii tsae
lrvquyni opportunities 0i caai-i..ug dur
lu- the Time. ami laat j. exactly Nu.r.
ouC chance OF catching them lies NJ
Gwynuc viii now, perhaps. kindly start.
ami communicate orr designs 10 Hiss
Davenport. who VIII doubtless Su2-yy-t
the means by which this lady may be-
com" AN inmate OF Davenport Lodge to-
morrow
Il anticipate no difficulty on that
score, -.ia Reginald. "Th. oil gentle
man never iHterieres IN any way with
th- personal wishes OF r of his
daughter, when they do not clash with
his own
Aitre some further conversation. Regin-
alb departed on his mission. secretly de-
liE..tci with that portion OF the plan
which would again bring him into in
tiIuate contact with the aar.i1. of his
heart; and c.l"ri-hinE, with perhaps an
Unwa~r,utct sense Dl hope, JaDs- iH-pir-
Ing wo.i7 oi the detective, ">hc is not vet
Mrs. Van Biarcom."
Before the council finally broke ~.
Kate Inquired OF BinE-
when / enter that household. tell
me- Whit Is the first thing to be done?''
"Nou are right, madam. The opening