Telegram-herald., 1889-10-27

t,s Cinnamon Lad aescgibesi ana had
saieLty beel ud=i Gf 4 llas Ras
aae1t hiuls bGs lhis siF Aeredirh ssas
coa Viuce1 dti aes .aellds rns diamond
1ae Inspector lBd constable wers Il lle
opposite opinion. in splts u fhe tsss-
melJ IT ti-s car-fu--g lrel arei craDge
Peel Box.
hsfars lhs usual hoar f9r ealing sR
1-re1l-h A lll-l vas as tie CaalocAs
Aolse 81 Callggal place Eszs day.
As na1 pas tAe policemen through q
close cross s-aLallail-sll1l. all heard thas
the capture ~ Che orange eirl wzs eEpe-
clsrl ~ the accident ~ ler tripping Ard
falling "a Las pave l1el4s. " llere ahe broke
iara screaming aaa crying tlat artEle5-
ed tae notlee ~ a Essl slectalia woman
passing ac lns moment. who ran % heig
Ler ...t, upon tie pa.lceulel coming ap.
SID are uas alralI -ls was a good for
noticing sg- Nho Uas oalF ma-il.s a
l.i1a c. excite llll passion His Delsol
AaA Fr1duced rr-cl lr4l4 b.-g. an1
bessel tna l-en - see ttlg JLs rtrl bad
% An4 r-l.. 81, which had entertained
taela greatly Bat such innocent fools
d every here ths sEaaker Lad ended
resi sisueslly.
''or course / could net sleep ~ night.
sad poor Nora II had d pr-seu timent
tlar -lar would bring iue 10 luck IN some
Uay--tlat dreadful di4laoad. ald - add
o. uy Troubles, aly maid, yh0 Is as clever
a. she can be-, lad violent nc of b yster-
is tlls morning. and now has given me
Va1nng-Im sure 1 don't know why."
-ls she subject % such attacks asked
sir Meredith politely
II never knew her have one for the
tao wears she has been with me, but She
says they are constitutional beliese
thls was brought on by excitement on
hearing u the disappearance of the eia-
monl told her that II any one might
BE- allowed o. 30 il Ga thar account it
was / myself and. really and truly. my
head aches 30 that IS lsh it dl4 not be-
long CD me"
III would be an irreplaceable loss.
observed SIR Meredith, with one OF his
courteous bows
''Not al. an. 40 this moment, replied
Nora. "it ID full OF ache aud emptiness
lie said. '-Iam soing 90 make curious
request. / rrlsg you wil nor think il an
ImFertinent lue VIII YOU Do SO good
as to iet me- sae ths dress you wore last
ulrlt. from which -le diamond was cut
Cr dragged,
Certainly" she answered. ringing
the eel "lt WAS Qrl-e neatly done. my
dress Was scarcely l4jared 10 all"
Her uaii with q pale face and swollen
rel eyes, brought gae gown into the
room for "A Oriental. Sir Meredith
rs unusually aiIatle % dependents
lie spoke 10 the trel looking woman IN
d way that ought o. have Eattered the
keenest s,iscepuOiAtes 0f lady's maid
bus she only grew s.i!l paler. until. IN
compassion. Nora ssa- her away
"A ate bau tries both mistress and
maid said sir Meredith blandly
''ln point ol fact / did not let Per
shore sit up for ma last night" observed
Nora. 1t was al tia, attack of Mysteries
over that wrotched diamond"
Nothing o. any iuportancs transpircd
that day. or for many days after The
police fancied they were on the track OF
the murderer II Gadd. although sus-
I.ci0n in some measure still clung 10
tie Chinaman, bur 20 trace was found
1f the diamond
co... CanuocS forgot 20 write his con
eIatory letter % Aunt Sabina for two
DAYS after these ah-oroiag events. bpt
on rbe third be remembered his resoIu-
tiou. sent oil his letter. and called or
her family lawyer O. consult hin as 70
taking steps Tor tracing jim Larose.
-lt YOU take my a eice. said tine law
yer. -vou win run Down and see Mrs.
Wun.neton 40 ouce ] was thinking of
boxing n upon you. IS I know things
have uot been quite smooth lA,cly be-
tween rou and the Oh lady. The facts.
was down at her place the day before
Yesterday to make her viii she fancied
g.. was nos verv well. but I'm afraid it
WAS ta.s esuan-ement from which she
vs sufe riac-too exciting at her age.
1ow wish you would 90 and make it
up with hrr.'
Cob CarrocS rhed. ''I sec: 1 am
not mentioned t ae viii Well it is
verv friendly or ..u. and own don't
-are to see the Bilters drop into her
money. film Larose had been 90 the
frnt SO would be another matter. I
al0avs felt he hai Grst claim. II is
about Jau Z have come today.
Having resolved 70 pay Aunt Sabina a
Vat. Calnock put himself into an after
rean train and went down into Kent
Il. vrs rccelrc,i With the news that Mrs.
NIan.r.-to1 Wls seriously ill. confined 20
rer t-t 'I am very sorry 20 hear II.
asr tsI hrr s1." hc Said and was turn
iu ra E1 away when tho butler. who
wrs tiue hc1ored institution tnere. ap-
preached nearer and mvstcriousiv muir
nrr.3 "The house is fnH of Biliters.
cr'n~' iust stsp into Che hhra-c while
Ir~l out if Mrs. Wilmington viii see
yH
1i-- ssi'lful domestic maneuvering
for fro colonel was FIRST favorite IN che
ah.isamert- brought n message that
t',e ri lady would see her nephew. and
s. received him with high dignity.
e. pred I'D IN bed. her small vrinkied
r ar~on1ied b. dense halo IF stif
fns
The interview wns to be n short one.
81 rsn is was 1rlwinC to a close she
saJ. Roland. { am an impe.uous old
fool. ~ mv are I ought to know better.
made Ridiculous vll two DAYS ago.
1855 everything to J7mes-if James Is
stn living vhlch Doubt % his heirs.
oF which PEE has nens. failing them to
f.e Biairers. who ara painting to sec The
breath cat of me tlas they may rum-
r--. nv ucrer hars. Re 80 good as 20
t..-r~i-a 20 Green en- come down on