Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-08-16

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gerald's roomF
sYes, IL is," replisa the IandIaiy; ''but y
furnishes. n -,imself h,in' Of . hlFurus turn
OF mind. not bat wuti y taste h good, tho
faf be d from ne 20 deny elpci i'm to 70
lea. bdt 'avin' ahother room OF he same 70
let. any iEiends as you mieht A1Re IN search
OF ONE Aud be well iooked arter, my refer
ences bein' very % a. my eookin' tasty,
an r.
Hero o ring at the front door beu called
MTs Sampson aray, % with q hurried word
10 Gorby she cfackled down stairs.i JAft to
himself, Mr.. -Gorby -arosa and looked around
the room. II was exceIlently furnished, and
the pictures on the wall were all ID good
taste. There was writing table at one end
OF the room under the window. which was
covered with papers i.a,. o.. 1Isf
,t'H's no good looking forthe papers be took
out OF Whyte's pocket, suppose, said the
detective to himself, rs he turned over some
letters, "ns I don't know what they are, and
couldn't tell them IL saw thers; but I'd like
to find that missing glove and the bottle that
held the ehloroform- he's done away
with them There doesn't seem any sign OF
them here, so I'll have a look in his bedroom
There was no time to lose, as Mrs. Sampson
might return at any moment, so Mr., Gorby
walked quickly into the bedroom, which
opened OF the sitting room The first thing
that canght the detectives eye was q large
photograph of Madge Frettlby In plush
frame, which stood on the dressing tabla It
was the same kind he had already seen In
Whytes album, and he took it up with a
laugh. f.-',..,
you're a pretty girl" be said, apostro-
phizing the picture, "but you give your
photograph to two young men, both In love
with you, and both hot tempered The re
suit Is that one Is dead, and the other won't
survive him long. That's what you've done"
| He put 1t down again, and looking round
the room, caught sight Of light covert coat
hanging behind the door, and also q soft hat
81 'tAh, said tho detective, going up to the
door, "here is the very coat you wore when
| you killed that poor fellow. wonder what
you have in the pockets" and he plunged his
hand into them in turn. There was an old
theatre programme and q pair Of brown
gloves in one, but in the second pocket Mr..
Gorby made discovery-none other than
that Of the missing glove There It was-a
soiled white glove for the right hand, with
black bands down the back; and the detective
smiled in gratifled manner as he put it care
fully in his pocket, ,,., ~. r.f t75is
my morning has not been wasted" be
said to himself 1--WE found out that be
came in at time which corresponds to all
his mo ovements after | o'clock on Thursday
night, and this is the missing glove, which
clearly belonged to Whyte II l could only
get hold of the chloroform bottle I'd be salts
fed" -j..H.ag
But the chloroform bottle was not to be
found, though he searched most carefully fol-
It. At last, hearing Mrs Sampson coming
DIP stairs again, he desisted from his search
and came back to the sitting room. "'
"Threw it away, expect, he said, as ht
sat down, in his old place; "but it doesn'
matter, think | can form,a chain Of evi
dencc, from what have discovered, which
will be sufficient to convict him. Besides
expect when he is arrested he will confes
teverything; he seems to have, such lot o
remorse for what he has done" 81 n
The door opened and Mrs. Sampson
cracked into the room
"Did understand you to say, Mrs Samp
son, lie went on, ''tbat Mr.. Fitzgerald woul'
lbe at home this afternoonG' ''-'
"Oh, yes, sir, e will" answered Mrs
Sampson, "a drinkih' tea with his yoGnl
lady, who is Miss Frettlby, and r'as got nj
end of money--not but what l mightn't 'ay
'ad the same 'ad l been born in a highe
spear. -, .s.... .-.,e4ag. econ.
"You need not tell Mr.. Fitzgerald ! hav
been here" said Gorby, closing the gate; ''IT
Iprobably call and see him myself this aftel
noon. Nj r. ss sf ,'E
"Whata stout person % are,p said Mr.
Sampson to herself, as the detective wake
away, "'just like my late father, who wa
always iieshy, being great eater and fon
Of is glass, but I took after my mother
family, they bein' thin like, and proud {
Ekeeping 'emselves so, as the vinegar the
drank could testify not that indulge in
myself ,rrs...G sis a. ..--..H. s.d I.r
7 She shut the door and went up stairs
I take away the breakfast things. while Gorb
Twas being driven along at good pace to tt
Epolice Office, IL, order to get a warrant #
Brian's arrest st a charge of willful murde
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