Smyrna times., 1893-02-08

""' aware Uhat the dar-
Key AsDuTy, received money. -
No, | was not aware of if and
would just Ike to know that he did D
but you do know That if a detective
goes to anyone for information that
'hey won't give it for fear ;bat tbav a.
some OF their friends may in some wav
DC involved in prosecution or soma
unpleasant connection with the case },
NO doubt well. do Won knon
my method Of work g Mo- "WelI
VIII tell you. You have heard that
the Richards are publishing a book
or history Of the Richards f.,,iI,, .
es' yes, that is right, for l while at
'ne sun, took Squire Taylor's pictura
70 help illustrate the book; Won know
De IN some way, is related to the Rich.
ards family" Yes"
wen nIV, V;t.,:Dn i. to it Won
see their book is No. / and contsin.
one side of the question" j" "Well Lam
writing book No. >, and the other side
oI the question; doyOu see the point p,
Yes, yes"
We'll that is how get my informa.
ton to go into this book-witb tho
that the author of the
story is not to have their name attach.
ed under any consideration y
Very good, capital idea: l should
never have thought of that.n
Yes, that is the size of it, or at least
Is the way l do it, and as a prize offer '
20 Ihe one who gives nae the best story
am to give them book free"
Well l must be going; let me hear
rom you soon. Good day.. Good
lay, sir"
My good readers, are you keepino
Up with the dates? If so, please call
MS Saturday, August 9th, vet did "a
lot go that night to see INV colored y
lri or fair damsel either bat the pext D
ay, sunday OF course had to carry u
ne borrowed lantern home. So. after "
late breakfast, and telling nv hoard. Sc
lg mistress, Mrs. S. b. Tosh. that W
Mould be absent for dinner, l lit ont 10
II Porter's Bridge. W
BY the time l reached nv destina. pr
on, after stopping on the road to get Gu
mess of apples and take a rest. it was B'
ear noon, Finding the gentleman of WI
le house gone to camp about three all
lies distant, and more of the family we
the girl, about ready to he
art, they extended to me a cordial OF
Vl'ation to accompany them, but I. sn'
wing other fish to fry, declined their NO
treaty with the excuse of being tired 0''i
d not suitably dressed, etc. Soon cal
ey were of. leaving tbe modo.o''s bes
home TO keep house, which was lust goo
2 style exactly. all
lust then, as had been waiting and
ing to plan just such an opportunity tee
a good solid conference with nv Ie'
stess, l commenced at once. "Mrs Iam
-, do you know what brought me I"c'
re to-day" wo'
You came to bring the lantern the,
me | reckon" not
Well yes, / brought it, but | had twi'
er business besides that" had
Vell' what is it :" Guess OIL iron
II guess, unless you came to see enc'
-" ~.
Indeed did not, she in the one 7 W
not want to see. came expressly "l
zee you" =.
To see me2" "YOs, you, on par. me
: business" "a
: 10y 70 0unuavi that is no day day,
If
Yes, | know that too, and | oame tbou
20 you Thursday night, but there from
too many about; my business is ing /
'ing more than good sociable new
;, and l don't suppose it would he It ws
harm to talk, would it.n ions
should think not, if you did not 1 let
too loud" "Very well. can von asT,
secret IL Is according to dOdg
1t is." well, if you can't keen neve
guess can" But / thought l woul
so'"S 70 ne"r something" $50 spe Il
did; you heard / had a secret, to.da
since you propose to keep it to time
self, I'll just tell it to someone stairs
What is the secret about ~ "H
. about myself" "Why; what's event
lg with yOu-killed some one, have seen
No, but some one might want in his
| me If you gave me away" white
!, ~, wont tell let's hear it," quest
" right, ] am now Fesdy to an say v
SDp' Iues'ion' askeI me three give
. ago, today knew
Fei forget what II was" "What again