The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-28


vans 90 SIN end bear this accuNaiioo
against my dead friend
unfortunAtaly, 70 u 100 6ua.' said hrtan
IDLY
How dATe you ~ sor aid Chinstnn,
iurning angriiy On him and 700 goinE tn
"arry nio daugheerT
There q only one way 10 settle the QUE
lon." aid Cation. colby. I'VE must real
'lsconfeosion
but why the detoctivor askoo The Doctor
ingraeiously, q be tool biz nat reluctanti,
'Becau1e want him 70 hear tor himself
nat Mr. Frettlby committed tho crime, and
hat be may keep u quiek"
Not ill Eve arrested him,' aid Kilsp,
'ieterminedly.
But he's dad. aid Brian
I'm speaking Of Roger MorelAnd,' ~
torted RilHip "For b and no other muir
dered Oliver WhytA"
That's . much more likely story Chin
ston aaid
u tell Jon no" aid Cation Vehemently
God knows would like 70 preserve Mars
FrettlbyS good name. and e Is with this oh
jcct have brought you al together viii
read thu confession, and when you know the
truth want you all 20 kesp silent about it.
as MARK FFottlby d dead and the publication
Of bis crime can do no good 10 any oDa'
Il know resumed Cation. addressing the
detective. shat you are fully convinced In
your own mind that you are right and ! am
wrong. but what II tell you that Mark
Frettlby died holding those very paPeS for
the saks OF which the crime was CON
mittedP
RilsipS face Heightened considerably
HWhat were the papersT
The marriage certificate Of Mars Frettlby
and Rosanns Moore. the woman who died In
the back dun"
Kiinr was seldom astonished bot be was
this time. while Dr. Chinston fell back In bis
chair and looked ct tho barrister with q
dazed sort Of expression
And WhatS more: went on Cation, n.
umphautly. do you know that Moreland
went to FrettIby two nights ago and obtained
= certain sum for hush moueyP
What" cried KilEp.
"Yes, Moreland. In coming out Of the ho.
tel. evidently saw Frettlby, and threatened
20 expose him unless be paid for his dlsnca
very strange" murmured Kilsip 70 him
self, with . disappointed look on bis faca
But Why did Moreland keep still % longr
II cannot tell you" replied Cation, 'but
no doubt the confession will explain all"
Then for heavens sake read 1t" brOks In
Dr., Chfnston. impatiently SIN quite In the
dark. and all your talk is Greek TO me-"
"OnG moment" said Kilsip. dragging Q
bundle from under his chair, and untying II
"if you are right, what about thisr and be
held up a light coat, very much soilsd and
Veather worn
"whoss Is thatF asked Cation. startled
mot Whyte'sf
"YeA, WhyteS." repeated Rilsip. with
great satisfaction II found Il In the Fits.
roy gardens. near the gate that opens 70
1eorge street, East Melbourne Ii was up In
= Or trOa"
Then Mr.. Frettlby must have got out at
POwiett street. and walked down George
Stroet. and then through the Fftzroy gardens
into town." said Gallon
Kilsp took no heed OF tho remark, but took
d small bottle out Of the pocket Of the coat
and held IL up
81 also found this, he said
"ChloroforIn," cried every one, guessing at
once thaS It was the missing bottle
Exactly" said Kllsip. repiacingit This
was the bottle which contained the poison
used by-by-WelL call MIN the murderer
The name Of the chemist being on the label, !
went 10 him and fOurd out who bought IL.
Nov. who do you thinkr with q look Of
triumph
"Frettlby," aid Cation. decidedly.
"No, Morelandr burst cut Chinston.
greatly excited
"Neither." retorted the detective, calmly
"Tho man who purchased this WIS Oliver
Whyto himself"
"HimselfF echoed Brian, now thoroughly