The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31

s sesa 81 e oSsv ioofiss Then shan he
years ?Ss alilsrsnss 70 most 81 us, Satson:
s,ss s4. sr tS:n e sua the he
ha hEF es dark sSSsS ssst %nd shs
tho raas.s ss,f t h%t odsnss you '"
6. ns the fe would Ge2 eiS the snS s
| air" no added. but he's only been here two
years. I've been ut my present post Tor seven
Ti@mis nodded an assent, He was w' n think
ing deenly The oelonels b man % m ntfsI
m Ths man s HSesitstca WELL from the way ho
wi BIT St sa aT tsn
the and he N sart OF nk about
| counts for nothing. ,.ro rrot-
o. course not and hos ss sn pref
=" No. never before. Once year. seher""''
s'H'WN'hat address docs he glyef'
| '"Oi Adelaide and London" q,
" Does he leave any address
VERY. s sir I;' free ;Sanaed and LIBERAL"
HSt y %Sch sa SRI 'fs ' HAT e. have ANYTHING
tns. p aon 9a take k to him b.. the in
u
:" Where his wife buriedl' .,
Dean Cemetery. sir. l have seen j. otton
Msry belo SeSh WIFE Of John Charles edhury
end dauGhter Of the lHe Jplipt Mcguire OF
A" "Mumph INV We'll. do YOU know whore he is
ITO London. 1 suppose but have no ad-
~ well; ! must have the address of those
'' ut Is in the Office. sir. I will fetch it,"
He left us ond returned in moment with
clip q papsr say I'M: IN ,.tt word Mt the orso
that he has iU unexpeetedly been, detained, and
VIII want his room to,nshht aSain' euthe dimes
WAN !" said Timmis. that is satisfactory:
1t gives us a little time. You understand Not
word to any one about this MT; mpn rs tha
gentleman for his courtesy. We shall not Tor
assured Of that" and we lett the hotel.
must 20 n Back to Ir: Eand. at least YOU must
st stan do' fm not e IKE ' the Su dog the fable
| may he that you are tho substance nnd the
%syt Spf nd oSt sEhei Is w vi hut the
same. / DO believe we have found u clue about
Col LNdbury. though perhaps I'm 1901 tor
HI. " Bland was anxously awaiting us. With
out loss OF time l showed him The pocketbook
and told him Of the extraordinary reneontres
We had had with .Ledbury. my, recognition Of
MIN, ana al we ItU iediueu Irotl S'vt \.
He positively gasped with .nmazement. But
| no time was to be lost, and Timmis set OIL at
once to, visit the lodgings. and Mr.. Bland and
II iavs ordered dinner. Mr.. Hanson" said
the old gentleman. am sure you need LIZ II
/ felt sure / should DO unable to eat: be
q It
was better than looked for and the wine wa,
superb. Wetalked but little; and | MANAGED
t., ant watt al ~ "a
vyived After dinner Mr.. Bland selected u
| cigar and pushed his case oyer to me. .W,
PAYNE imports for himself and me And, in in.
deed. they were magnificent Mr.: Iayne's
the ans sSa @
Es /. Till Ins tIS n sK FT main
facts were these; Nettie and 1auretta layno
brob Srph i ynS OF Ysn was
the elder by i've years. Three years before
my. first acauaintance with the Paynes iiau-
in w ad S Ns
her her 'uncles place. LaHeviiie Like her sister
she had been At Boston ssh6" and ksd
leaning towards Europe. and especially Euro
Pean men: Her uncle vas away M from n,
often to American miIiionaires than
He had left her there till matters were settled.
| did he know thnt she had made acquaintance
| by accident with q traveller. a sol disant Eng
lishn'ap in search OF sport. and was spending
whole days In his COMPANY Her uncle re-
| turned one night. and was informed by his
niece that. ehe was going to marry this man.
| who called himself Capt, Attertury, Mr.. P:yne
had ono interview with him in the dusk Of n
niece not to have anything to say to him. and.
summoned by telegraph; set off AGAIN next
been iruitlessly pursued from place to place by
kilograms from homy. to learn that his niece
rensed te M or
They've had start enough to get most way
spn Sw ss wss sryy ,Ra
ny ny pis ' SIP lip. through his fingers. w Shall
Sure enough. before three weeks werc
over there vas peritent letter, from the pair
his Always 2@ man Msr 1
World fashions he he, said: she's made her
meyer heard OF ally other American girl being
He wrote back yery. plainly to Capt After;
his hard earned money to go, to a man who
deIds y9bns and tRat the Scn
some sck Of her o to
amount Of about $4,000. and this, she had
taken with her, 50 he had no fear Of her com.
keep watch upon the movements Of tho pair
He failed; however. to carry out this plan
an Australian. not an Engishmnn; and had
about as much right to be called Bishop as
"Thcy were lost sight Of about four months
after the marriage, nor was any trace Of them
| ever di discovered till year after Ncttie's death
when. in a business visit to England Mr.
police ONCE the. emerald ring that had been
ons OF his birthday presents to Ncttle. various
other small trinkets. and the photograph that
had been taken Of the unfortunate girl. After;
dy s esa se I%nd@n "on r"s f
a gentleman with ticket for m,, IorI; w va,
| journey. II was not accurately known that
he had ever been In the carriage with her. In
fact some persons mainta med it wns ease OF
suicide. the, most suspicious Circumstance
never traced. Mr.: Iayne meyer doutte! TIA,
she was murdered. and that hcr husband, WAS
tho murderer. Lauretta had boon ordered
never to mention her sister nfter her clorc;
ment. and she had never even been informed
Mr.. Bland told me further how deeply Mr
better for tho unhappy girl his stay in ElinG,
burgh was wholly determ med by nm ide4 tina,
he should obtain some INFORMATION or clue tC
her murderer. and this idea had grown