The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1890-05-09

his own room, where Is closed tn door Ii
once
BIZ the siieloe vas 50 p7of0uli that ths
mother an child heard Roger. while p7erar-
Ing for sleep. siGE { cAillfh Little ar which
he bad taught Suzanne n sing.
Tbs saoou,: night dragged along as Lad The
list, only that suzanne sleSs II l.e- mothers
bad Bat HsDTie-.e mayer thong hF 81 lying
down She remained w5I~ awake, t<ying 70
Listen = Ter Ls7Tt, and irving ID think Of
some way cut O th!s dreadful danger, every
moment 10 excited Imagination taxing her
over the :asT-I5ls scene again
The morning SUI founi Aer Is the setting
ole hsi lert hsr- Abel- O'Clock she beard
noise II her husbands room Re hai sle7i
without phz1.. o-as OF reEn0-Se. and he awozz
CAV alsj light hearted. fo- he sung, IS be
dressed. The sans .i--ls so1g ka had sung TIE
aig.lE bef0re- Is, Is sung while dressing
AM with his window opaa ID the cool morn
ing air
He came 70 his wltf's door.
Come i'm said Heariette IN g feeble
vo:ca
No-er wen: in. w1sn smile On his lips, but
stopped III s1,rpr=, seeing his wife up and
dl<s--i
-AlreaiyF 81 / lie, and il = not syet-
III !. ~ fine that shall go for walk with
Suzanne. said she
y veEJ happy. How wish I could
80 alo5g.- g,ld L k-sei R-enr.ette Tenderiy.
al ste did no. forbid him by box OF gesture;
aisd csea noticing Suzanne, whose look OF fear
De could 10. understand, hs said:
How Is iAiS. yoGag ladyi Today again il
your mothers bail They spoil you shall
have to look q. this Ana, SEATING himself
oe.;is Ter o. It's bel, liz took his little girl
IL il rs arms il he- night dress she did
not open her lips. and hsr eye= were fixed
INIT. I stranger woQld hare sail she had lss:
her re-Son -Yol are pot awake yet, and
yoG are c9oss, said Roger. -Cuddls down
All so 10 s,sep again, Azi=Ln3-s=lie,7 kissing
her again and Covering har up carefully.
Al said be Z Gil Indifferent tone, this
murder q or rsighbor-bave they found
OFT anything about who did isG=
i 90 Tot know; tbs oo.nmiSzionnaire Of tie
police cane here yesterday to question u"
'IouF exclaimed RogT enesgecicallT.
Il, Suzanne and the servants
And 10 what e1d!'
as there WIS pistol she. fred in the
bouss - close 10 OTIS. they might naturally
Elp2ose re heard !. and that we rose and
parcaps s." some.hing"
That l. So
But yOu. Roger" said she, trembling, show
d;i you know aouGE this murder. since VOC
LETT here yesterday morning before i was
diseovereiF
when cana home las: night tie chief o.
the railroad station told ula what ne knew
hE-le l. facr. n0- even the mans nema1
Our aeis looT was la;n=i Lzr12s-.e-
Roger turned b-uSoueiY Is lie hea-; this
laule AMI t1rued pala
What id yoG s.! lis name wasF
''LaroIelze. hearl tia: during the DAY.
Wei, that Is strange lnurmered Roger;
All IL remained sil-n. q few minutes. AMI
then said:
DO thsy know the motive Of this rr,tlrser~
Robbery, without doab:,7 answered she.
lc'o1ir,:s; full into his eyes: b1t he dill not re-
mar her singular emotion. AMI he liz MS lIIs
In { Esr'eccupiei manner. Al las- Is cook his
mar and cana
TX LIS ne be sail huT1iieily; i must 20
o. shall miss nly train Hen-ietta did not
10. answer. Sbs felt IS II she must CIV OF
70 hin, Ply. Gait Franco YoQ nin 10.
sscaFs Jlstice Coma 10 more where an.
Eou Lo.rity Els! Do nos soil tie forehead Of
ny child ~itn your assaszin's kiss
But instead q going direct 70 the train
Roger Went 20 he mayors olf3cs and sent his
card % the coEnIaissary, who had jus- "a
sur1s@1 froIa Versailles. asking s private
interview Eita hin Immediately Tl.ev led
lin before LaeEolx. VINO indicated 2 chair
without Speaking. The magistrates hear.
beat q lizle faster than usual What had
Z. ger LarocUe come bere u dog What IN
da--ollS plan had he conceived. y 10 was coz
sc;e-ed 70 have Oeen tbs Murderer CT Iaroz,-
ett@a He feared trap and was OF his guard.
Sir. ssid Roger, i have come 20 give
you, Oh The subject Of the crime which has
baen committed 50 near my nome. al indica-
ton which may be u service 20 YOU l have
!',sI heard tie lame Of the victim DaT be-
fore Yesterday was obliged 70 pay over 49,
oOJ francs II q man Of tie Same name. Tina
coinclde1c e Is curious, only NV creditor lived
in Paris. Rue Saint Roch. or al least he had
Al Apartment there. As that pavu,en,
troubled M greatly l had during the last few
days several meetings with L2non=tte: there
fore should know Il Il WIS nay creditor. and
4 you wiS1-
Nr. LzcToix interrupted him with the rrsa.
g. calm:
Tha. viii Be unnecessary, u. Larooue,
as the La1OQerte NO was assassinated was
80 o-----o ~ "--O-- HOA pau tH- 1oS.oou
francs
How 10 you known
i found among his papers your letters
wherein Won sPcak Of this payment, and
thank 70. for the i1tere. you show. Allow
me, however. 10 ask you few questions.
DID LarOuette IN Lis dealings with you en-
ploy a. interInediaryl7
NO; he came alone and saw no one but
ryself.7
DO yen know anything about the details
Of his daily lief His habitS-his vicesE7
/ never saw him until two weeks ago The
n.o7eT Il question was loaned me By an cd
friend Of my fathers, CeleSein Vaubernon,
Ls7ouet-es uncle, who dad suddenly few
weeks ago The only thing l know Is that
Il FaGaernon did not Ike his nephew,
though l do not know WHY. And 10 Judge
By nE dealings with Larouette, Faubanonis
relations with Lis nephew could net have bean
agreeabia- found him hard, Implying and
very IL bred7
i suppose You can give me 2 description Of
the checks. drafts or notes wslici, make I'D the
s1rl you paid him Ihat would be Of graf
assistance TO rs
Behind his blue glasses the eyes Of tbs
magistrate watched LaroQae keenlv. hut be
nsTer seemed 20 know anything OF thas
scrutlny-
LaroQue took leave, saEing: I VIII confer
with nv cashier, who Is the only one who can
gre you those details and from there be
hurried 10 the train L Lacroix watched
him IS he went out in the direction
Of the depot, saying 10 himself: -You are
sharp. but you have come too near the fire.
and you viii get burnt
Then he took sheet Of Official paper and
wrote a few lines upon il, and at the bottom
h- added: You VIII also bring Miss Su-
xanne, and sent il 70 the Villa Montalais. adj
dressed 20 Henrietta When Heuriette r.
ceiEed i. size trembled from head to foot. Thu
was legal form, filed out in such a manner