The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-11-01


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hours, and began to fe j quite keenly tae
DqnEs OF hunger. The effects CT the
drug that hal been administered 10 him
the preceding might and the chioroform
he had more recently iuhilel, had DIS
appeared now, leaving his brain clear ana
active.
our hero believed that by shedowing
Sears he Won 4 learl the present where
abou.s of he young Ia " whose safety
now interested MIN far Ill Ore than his own.
After a tinlo began o regret that 10
had no AIKEN a seat near his enemy. N
hat Wv he 60 I'D better test the value OF
his disguise. Tor il be passed the scru-
tiay of Sears he would consider himself
tolerahly secure.
At first he thought that the OF her mi eht
"a his own, but upoa reflection he de-
cided shat this was unlikcly, since there
VS. nothing ocular in Their to disln-
guIsh them from thousands of Others.
Besides he had provided himself vi, h
number of dis IuIse-, and was not likely
to be very f mill y with the al pearance
of any of them.
iii risk il. deci ed Cole, IF my
identity cpn be detected "a better know
It now, when | c Ii have Az opportun ty
10 escape"
Whereupon lie rose, walked through
the car, and rasse through the open por-
ticn, where smoking l. permitted.
With az air of vearinesS he threw HIM
self into seat opposite the man he had
resolved to shallow As he did so he
threw OPEN lis coat so as 10 display the
Star which proclaimed him reporter.
Cole In W, OF course. that Almon Sears
was exceedingly anxious and worried,
and hops Il on those accounts to engage
h n In converse ion. In moment re
learned that his jadg ment hid been we'll
taken.
"Anything new Tonight" asked Sears.
i see that you are one of the licensed
newsga be -els. He pointed to the
badge and smiled.
OH" calculated Cole hastily button
ing up his coat. The murder is the
great topic Tonight"
What MURDER
That of Mr.. st. Cyr, last night"
'Oh, of course! Any new develop
ments?'
The daughter of the murdered man
was decoyed from her home to- might. a2d
her Whereabouts ire unknown. The pc-
lice are looking for her. 1t is feare
that she has shared the fate of her
IA herr
"Horrible," said the other with look
calculated 10 harmonize with the word.
Any arrests made"
q understand that Winters was capt
uTel to might"
Cole disliked 10 make statements not
strictly in unison with Truth. However,
not only his own life and liberty but
that of Bcrenice was at stake, and he
felt that the end justified the means
Is he the guilty party"
The police think So.
He h 81 ma c 4 contession?'
ION the contrary, he maintains that he
is il nocent.
How Goes he account for the evidence
as published against him Yesterday"
:" IalmS 20 be the victim of a pot.
Says that the riug!e sdc. is o Young man
befriended by Mr.. st. Cyr. His name is
Sears.
is his story lelieved2"
NO: hut it viii lie investigated
You reporters are always anxious for
a-what do YOU cali II where one of you
gets ahead Of the others on a piece OF
news"
4 scoop"
"Exac IT, Iou like to get the exclusive
handIng Of q choice bit Of sensational
news, ; ppose;'
i shoUl ; y so.
Cole started with well-assumed eager
nesss, aud drew from his pocket a note
book which he editor d given him.
No; lot here. It's too long a story
and esidcs Ia near my destination, the
house Of a friend where | propose to
pass what reml3ns OF the ght.
But Where-"
You can accompany me if you like
Ha! Here We are
The speaker signaled the grip man.
who at On { severed the connection be-
tween the cay AMI the moving cable be
meath, thus bringing the former 10
stop.
Following tile example of Sears, Cole
Winters srrang 10 tae ground.
HI WY. directed Sears, and walked
brlsklv down cross street in the dlrec
ton Of the lake.
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perate mission with his life N his hand,
the heart of cur intrepid young hero
fairly bounded within him as he followed
the guidance of lis most bitter enemy.
After tCaverslug several blocks, Sears
halted before an isolated brick house
near the famous shore driveway. leyond
which was Lake Michigan.
Wait q second, laid he. and darted
up the s'eis.
\ pull a, the bell had barely been given
when the doo- was thrown open by a man
By the light 0. lamp which stood
near by Cole noted that his face was for
bidding, almost villainous- looking.
Is your m aster IN, Luke
The question was asked IN low tone
but our hero A@d verr particular reasons
for rot missing a word of any conversa-
ton that might easue so he strained as
fsr as possible his sense Of hearing, and
hearkeued iutentlv
No. returned the servant.
And Harptr.'
He came
Leave anything for us?"
Yes That's all right
Coles heart gave sudden thump as he
heard these words. He remembered that
the coachman employed by Bloom had
been spoken OF by that name. and con-
cluded that here was where he had
brought FERENCE.
i N going 10 stay here tonight, Luke,
o. least until vo,sr master comes. He'll
be along soon. / think.
All right sir.
This way
Thus invited. orr hero hurried up the
stoge s.eps and followed his guide into
a bread hall
Then the servant showed them into a
small room, half parlor, half library,
ahere he GIFTED the gas. having tiIs,
closed The blinds tightly and drawn down
tie cu'tllD..
Now fog business eriel Sears, as lie
waved the reporter 20 S seat beside the