Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-10
MIN NANFITHATHUMB
" CHUDSON, Barclay NOrth.)
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80. chat man az once TO police
"laN1 -.s-s-to Captain Lawson, aud
hssct,-',5 mat YOU bring him the leader
O., - ing of burglars who have both
@. %, ii Iong. Tell him 10 lock the
sr.l mill can come TO him"
r5a ~ and stunned, Langdon ODE
tl- .r~-ed 10 follow the officer,
t'..t. % cried Cathcart, "let US have
l,-....-- from his pocket leathern
b., rrckled it' on the wrists OF the
s,'. Then, and not until then, he
F'...5 The handouts and placed Thorn
''-r.,r-5an, his hands crossed behind
Wv YOU can go, said he, "and ar
.rs~e send two men at once.
'- -e Won. and let them hurry
I,.-rs officer left the apartment, with
300. Cathcart sat down at the writ
..r- out memorandum book he
making entries as cOOlly as il
---.-- ont OF common had occurred.
elm. so composed, so inScrutable
ts that DOrisOn, wound up TO q
-. NJ intense excitement and ner-
,.,-.-s.s felt he could willingly horse
-.,r.m for his imperturba6ilty.
'-..r..r- turned 90 FasSett abruptly.
.y,r Sr0w I am going 70 lock you
Is there anything you want TO do
MA question startled the physician,
.-..r|rrrn1 his thoughts
'-..v-- here. " herepisd after a moment.
.~-s-s IS something I do want 10 do.
s.rr-r, did not comprehend him.
.E-ta 30 my dictattOn," ordered the
-rr,r.au Staruiy.
f-r.s old detective wrote the names OF
.-.-r.r1 of people, with their addresses,
-.s.----ef by FasSett. When he had
-.s-aa the physician said:
.rr.r,e are the names of patients who
..,ssr-ar1us.y IN. They are likely TO
-,-f --,vd0 not receive proper medical
..,srsarre. send that list 10 DR.. Al
r,rsu. Let him attend them; ne is
arva-auc.'
T.-.s5a looked upon the man with
anon uguthed establishment.
.E-sat heaveus.' he said 70 himself
.a--s is % man who by his own confess
.- has killed three people and wishes
-s- a fourth, yet az such time takes
re r-ecaution 70 save the lives Of
..-ers.
us that alp" asked Cathcart.
ayu. want 20 write q letter TO that
estimate old fool, DR.. Roy, with whom
r-7vg had q controversy on heredity. l
hid have overcome him i'll could have
..sE ny own case in proof Of my con-
.-acn shat the impulse TO crime Is an
s-a..-ary tendency. l want 70 do IL
rv. Then i want 70 make my will"
e-s this bravadO?" asked DOrisOn In
,.glt. "Or a phase Of human nature
which I have had no conception
Loosen my hands until l can do
sss things ald I will thank you.
VI. attempt no harm 70 you
lam not afraid you will" said Cath
a.. as ne helped the physician 10 hob
e 90 ais desk with the roller top. Hav-
:, seated his prisoner he loosened his
+ lris.
throwing up the top, the doctor be-
g- 90 write hastily. From time to time
suspended his work, leaned back In
q chair with MS eyes on the ceiling as
i u.uEtng profoundly, playing with the
.ss. dangling from his watch chain.
There was no agitation, no nervous
-,,. no trepidation. He could not have
r,-el more cOmposedly, nor win
rsate- concentration Of mind, had MS
a.ds been free from blood and his soul
stained Dy crime.
he wrote a long time, and when ne
she'd he inclUsed the sheets he had
ed man envelope, which he addressed
.-t handed to CaJhcarJ.
You will do me the favor TO hand
.rh5 DR.. Roy. He can't answer that
.g-usut. Now for the will
Be thought moment. Now it was
Be BETRAYED an sgitation he had not pre-
-5rs.y shown. In his nervousness ne
v,srened the locket ne played with
sn his watch chain. Apparently I'M
luscious OF his act, he placed IL IN his
-.l,h, turning IL over and over and bit
-zlt. Finally he spat it out on the
cess. ruined.
aOb. this will never do, =" he criec, and
tt-e.sei himself 10 the work OF draft
-gLIs will. II was the work only OF
-.ueu-.
When he had finished he said:
you two must witness this-my will,
lis brief. Let me read II.
"I. Arthur Fsssett, physician and
1-gsJu, being of sound mind and health,
Be. lr the face OF death for crime com
ured. do will and bequeath all the
property, whether il is money, stocks,
1-1s chatteIs, houses or real estate OF
whatever kind Of which l am possessed
g. NV death, TO the Home hospital
81 nave no relatives" he added Bit
s-.7. My family have all died either
prison or on the gai,owS. 50 no one
VI contest the will
The two signed "a he deSired-Cath-
zero as @ matter Of course; DOriSon, with
E1rEa emotions.
Having appended his own name, he
-s-i-d this also 90 CathCart.
40 this moment there was stir al. the
I'm, door. Cathcart told Doriscn TO
E1t the officers. As they entered the
uu the Old detective said:
"H81dcuF this man"
~. is useless, " said the physician. 81
tlo- intend 10 resist.
Perhaps, " replied Cathcart drily and
,-clLv. ..DO as I tell you, officers.
The physician said appea!ingly:
"-l. me sit here a moment-only a
-,-su.-it shall not be for long. l shall
D.. is,a.n you loug-lOng-it is-not-
a,-
.2-lclrt sprang TO him.
The gavsiciau's chin had fallen on his
,'l4t aud his eyes were glazed ana
. l-
Hs reused up with an effort.
10 is near the end, -" he said choking
p r 49, ,;r,n Death