The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-07-12

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about 70 speak, bat a. suddenly CON
truIled himself and turned his face To
the wall From that time on he was
determined + auwh ABOUT the stranger
u hat reused bim 10 lively interest and
conjecture however. wa, Cram query
a. t. whether he Ilad uat recognized III
the canlaaa called ln hE the stranger
the very one whom he had ''EnorEed
ead4vi~c' and WHO la. tried to shoot
him that morning No said War
iur. the ma. did not speak a AL liant
pofi..8 ana I an ma ore, ~ee his
fac. H.. va 80 bundled up arain~t the
storm" Eat if il wa she same party.
say u, l,4fs arv further I'D explanation
~ his u,yp Hf.tr.n...~.9,e. Cahbg mad
sf,rr,,,. ea,..,r...# f.a--.r, hv knocking
bfm -en~.ta-~. hg...n- himself t. his
watch anal rim a.d turning out his
n,,.t-a+s rhra haufu,rinr him until
f,.;--f.,.ras .fr and then. 10 cover his
,,..,,f-, se,-5,esr him .atf.,a+ In Anlt.f,.s
L,a.
..parrars call,v took a hand in the
murder 100 sn.-.r,~fad sam. with
.s,-ar interest ~ .n say he. had dis
ann.ar,.a zone with his plundcr Now,
who else could have taken nv llnifco'
Then REYNOLDS had something To tell
him. that tLe .lady~ who wrote the
anonrmou, letters. the belle annie
whom I.ascclles propo~ed to visit. the
occupant of the upper floor of
the d0ve-cot." was none other
than the blirhted floweret who
had appealed to him for aid and sym
pathy. for fifty dollars at first and later
for more the first year OF his army
service in the south, for the sake of
the old home" Then Warning grew even
more excited and Interested pills"
put a stop to further Developments for
a few days He feared "a relapse. But
in spite Of pills" the developments.
like other maIadies. throve, The lit
tie detective came down again. He
was oddly inquisitive about that cha1-
son a boire from "Flcur de The"
Would Mr. Waring hum it for him? And
Sam. now sitting up in his parlor.
turned to his piano. and with long.
slender. fragile-looking fingers ratified
lively prelude and then family
Quavered the rollicking words.
$500
ooa, ea'a mr. ePPer' as ti'eJ nao
/ grown TO call him. II heard that sung
/ by Fellow up In 'hartres street TWO
nights hand-runhlH8 before TINS thlng
haPpened-a merry cuSs, TOO, "'th a
rather loose hand on his shekels- Lots
. OF people may know 1t, though, mayn
they
mo, indeed, not down here" said
Sam, ut only came out in New York
within the last four monthsand hash
oeen south or west at all that kno"
OF. W nat dla ne look LkeF
wei what ana the fello" that was
. ".th you look HkeE
But here Sans description grew
vague 30 Pepper Went up to nave a
] peer oy hllh5eI at the care chahIant