Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-07

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CT her sziss sad her dianonds. snd Ia
e-hned 20 Fr~ara soveis and ngsE nigh
performances. ! an tad thai abe Is "a.
olty ca,sd q ons IT 2ra Aslyilie,
schoslnaaes, aud that the engagement
with Mr.. Richard Melville was broaxai
sscas ey ina r0osaerA A. present /
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IaIrd-Ar. Richard Melville. A mas
euilne daplicals u Mrs Clark Melville
age. act mach uader thirty. manners,
| queE 4a6 reserved. almost 70 indlffer.
eace--sooqa,es AID 700 reserved 70 match
nis sqnS-rs Jaw aud ms hard hand; phys
ically and mentally . ssroag man, with
essaper Of his own only hall hidden by
Eas tain veneer Of eonvsnuonAlisy; .
nan quite likely % % popala- IN the
paxsor AMI a. tns clcb; said 70 be a
ncesd athlete. He seems 70 De very much
M love with his Inothsr. and 20 regard
Mss Roberts with proper affection.
fcarth-Ars- Esss Donahue. Cook in
the Melville family since her widowhood.
twenty years ago. Age. Esty, born il Ire
laad; weight. TWO hundred; eyes and hair
very black. face very red: u suspected Of
LAYING oiacS bottle socrcsesl in the
pantry; manners, simple and friendly,
uElesa excited; e generous hearted wonsa n
and an excellent cook: regards me with
suspicion and declines To talk abou, the
EiGrlier.
Eitsh-Hrs. Mary Winters. House
xseper for Mrs Melville since eighteen
hundred and s,xty- three. Age, twenty
eight: eyes blue and faded. and hair al
ready turning gray; woman whose
manners snd whosc face show a troubled
ana anxious past; said 10 Dc still mourn
las fo- Der yoaag husband, who was
killed n Virginia within a year OF his
crllissanent II the federal army; cane
nom Maine and applied % Mrs. Melville
without references; IS reported bv the
COOK 70 have been partial to tie murdered
eoachtn4n lp 70 within 4 few days OF
tce Jraseiy which brought me into the
house. However tais may h. IL is GER
ten that she takes The affair very much
% heart. Tss otaer servants report o.s-
covering her L. tears whenever She be-
hayes herself 70 be alone.
S.x.h-SelLe johnson, chamber1naid.
Cazno from al intelligence Office two
years ago; pretty; slender form, black
eyes, PINK cheeks; probably about ei ght-
e-a; h-ls habit OF turning Up very
shapeiy nose az the other servants: Is said
70 De engaged 70 printers apprentice.
Ssyeath-henry Ma-sin Coy OF all
work; a typical New York youth Of
seventeen; delights TO provoke the cook:
8rayely informed me thai the ghost of
the murdered ccachmsu came 20 nv
room every night In search OF the buchles
and st-aps be was putting in shape when
the assassin gave him his death blow
from behind. mean 10 cultivate Master
Martin.
These arc the notes made at the time
OF tho inmates Of Mrs Clark Melville's
house. Mrs. Melville behaved noblv.
Size treated me exactly Is she treated the
servants she founa fault with the win
dow stops and .se veatiIators in every
part OF the building, in order that might
wander about the place az my pleasure,
but could see that my presence was not
agreeable 70 her No wonder. Size was
not the first delicately organized person
to discover the atmosphere OF prison in
tho plain clothes of private detective,
nor the clanking of handouts in the jar
o. tho silver whenever an officer entered
the room.
IN two weeks time / left the house
with well defined theory Of rhs |
case. | am told shat the person for !
Thom this manuscript was written de- |
'ireS 10 receive everything connected |
With the matter ~ first hand, therefore
put aside my pen for the present and |
submit. with my compliments. the man
iscript collected from those who took
part, under my direction. in unraveling
he mystery Of the coachman's death.
TO De continued)