Telegram-herald., 1890-09-28

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Agala kez eyes we've drawn e his ana
shs a. 1eSp ok<1lelslE
As shey 1oak sAslr p.@oes n he car
rsxe Dr W2sson s. ated hlzaself onzest ts
Nss Crawford aaa ~ The s.as 4 Asr
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The drive lasted two hours L was
DARK Whsn fhey reEurnod. and Ms
B1own Was startled = hssr her young
mistress -fy out wildly As the aoor x
their ro-ea clossd upaa them, \ shsn
certAsaly. certainly 81 mai ana then -
Sc her FL IL dead swoca upoa the
hoor
After sAe WAS restored 70 conscious
ness I'D tucked into bed With Ms
Brow 10 watch besile her, the ol3
ecatlernan spoke conhdennally 10 Dr
Watson
II tank you VIII have u avoid show
iag aay attention 10 Uy esughteT fos i
/ Umc. h said, as sne has conceived
so-ne foolish prejudice against YOU. j
/ i tie n him of Z mere chila, 4ad trust
/ you vii regard i lightly, bat I ala con-
Y.uced by her manner during the drive
/ tAis afternoon. and by her swoon, that
she IS considerably excited over Ihis
raatter
''You have been very courteous and
Kindly attentive % he, IS i is your
I .....-. - s.. o~, s-r-. srsrsnv4 oll f.o-
sex Bur ] think 8. would he WISE TO
take 10 further notice o. her for some
tine 10 cole-untl ells ou;grows this
wilma Of hers
Dr. watson leaned rear the Oh gentle
man and lalu one hea4 Ca las shoulder,
7. and spoke IN q low. grave voice.
MY dear friend, Go rot wish -
alarm YOU. he said "Ycs. I have been
/ studying your daughters mental con
Gition ever since / first entered your
service. She has a most remarkably
sensitive nervous organization, and II
has been greatly shocked by events 70
which / need not refer. Unless shc re-
ceives medical attention fear for her
Il beg ybu % leave her care entirely
10 me. Miss Brown understands her
/ condition, and we have both wished 70
conceal the danger from you, but since
You have spoken il il better that You
know the facts. Ignore any whim the
child may have; pacify her as best you
may for the time being. and leave the
result with me You shall not regret it. "
The old man pressed the doctors hand
and tears came 10 his eyes.
Nor shall you ever regret your inter
est in me and mine, ne said. Thank
God. l have money enough 10 pay you
FOR this sacrifice OF your whole time and
skin IN my service while ! live, and you
shall not be forgotten when die
The eyes of the doctor glowed like
Goals of fire. rs he bade his patient good
night and stepped out into the hall.
Al the door Of her mistress room
Hiss Brown stood waiting for him. fear
in her eyes. He put his finger TO his lip.
DO not be alarmed" ne whispered
The swoon was nothing 1t may occur
again Keep cool always, and remem-
Der our compact in the Wagner car,
when You promised to aid me. You
shall be well paid FOR it..
And he slipped crisp bank note into
her willing hand. She bowed her head.
Tonight, az l O'clock. he continued
IF your young mistress takes her violin
and PLAYS an air from Faust. DO not speah
20 her or disturb her. Let her follow hei
own viii. 1t may not happen, and YET
such an event j. liable 10 occur"
He passed on 70 his room, and Miss
Brown entered the apartment which she
occupied with her young mistress, WI,
was now sunk in a profound slumber.
An hour and half after midnight The
sweet strains of a violin breathing an All
from Faust feated through the apart
meat house
4 woman who lived across the hal
heard it, and remarked TO her husband
that il ever a set Of cranks lived on eartk
it was the people opposite.
Dr.. Watson heard the music and
laughed softly in his room, while hi
eyes glowed hike Goals of Ere.
75iss Brown both saw the player and
heard her music and nuttered with psl'
lips, is he man or devilY'
f
Just a moth later. n man who hal
been sitting in Chickering hall watching
the exhibition Of Professor Oscar Fed
man. the hypDotist and mind reader
rose AMI walked out before the close Of
the entertainment.
4 young man sitsing near the aisl'
glanced Up at him. slightly annoyed 81
the disturbance caused by his exit
Il have seen that face before" h
thought, as the man passed on.
The exhibition grew in interest and
the young man turned his attention &
the stage: but the face of the person who
bad just gone out danced before him in
irritating suggestiveness. irst elucing
the grasp Of his tsntahzed memoTy.
! Where did I see him before" h'
thought. and then. like mirage. the
scene re1octed IN the mirror of the Wag
ner drawing roora car two months pre-
vious flashed before the minds eye 81
Harry Henshal.
he arose and Dashed ont o. TIE bah
In the crowds q people hurTying =
ana fro IN every direction il was impos
ssbie 70 tell whittier tee Blsn had gone
BE hailed p cab hurried 70 his studio
made a careful sketch of the face be hst
iust saen. ard carried Il % the rTlvstl
detective who was renowned Tor his sklli
'sTais man saw - ont # CHECKER
ing hall half an hour ago h. said
"Find bis address for ne and ] VII "a.