The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-01

| in anarchisnl-the gentleman anarchist.
4 Yes. ami a very awkward on too" re-
/ piled MGllgan. I'VE know something
/ about Aliasme and Ierat-both about their
J h@Unts and their appaarances-but we Know
/ nothing about this lie Revaache, except
| that lac Is a gentleman and lives in me
| west eni. and is probably n Frenchman.
| That's too vague 20 help us much we
| can't shadow every French gentleman liv-
] ing in west London. and yet while ne Tree
/ there viii be no cessation OF outra%cs II
| tI.e he is said now 10 employ ohly
/ 0Iiasme and I.crat but even If We catch
( them he viii soon Get other deSperadoes 10
| take their places. He carries the sinews of
! war. and AS long rs he has money and
! bomb mandatory we shall have plenty of
| outTa@eS.'
That's quite true" said Inspector Muir
/ PLY. 1.-The pressing question then is, how
! can we trap IA Rcvanche?'
! ~ was thinking" said Michigan, that
1 WHOM were fortunate enough TO trace
Nifasme and T.erat. we should not arrest
! thcm-only shadow them. Ia Revauche must
meet them some time or other and when
/ he does ne could shadow him until we dis
\ covr where his bomb factory is, then we
might catch the lot"
: ~ sensible PLAN answered the inspector.
"But, 10 doubt. Miasme and I.erat meet
! others than Ia Revanche How could you
| tell which is which,
''Wcll probably they don't meet many
! Gertlemen-Freuch or otherwise argued
Nulligan. $50 should shadow ali the
7 well-dTcssed people they speak to or have
dealings with. At any rate. that seems to
me the only chance of catching La Re
| vauche."
! The Inspector lay back in his chair and
l reflected. While he was doing SO messen-
ger entered the room and handed him a
! telegram. tie tore the envelope open and
glanced ut the message. Then he whistled.
'i'y jove'' he exclaimed; they are going
I 60. JUST lsten|'
I 90 Portsmouth. Il:2o T. M Explosion in bar-
hor No injury 70 person or property. No
+ trace OF perpetrator of outrage. Send officer
. o. Investigate
''What do you think OF that?''
Looks Ike another bungie." said Multi
gan. quietly.
Path IL does. answered the inspector,
/ but n may pat us on the track Of the ras-
/ Gals. Muliigan. start YOU by the first ira n
an4 make searching Inquiries"
A.ut4-an oia start by the first train and
. cia make searching Inquiries These iruuir-
. l,s resulted tn e petty certain opinion mat,
rs Ge Nata when th. telerrcm was received
There HEl been another bunrle He discov-
cred tuat at SOUL sea (. FOREIGNER ON ts,a
. night II ibe explosion had hired a small
rowing boat and that that boat had not
b-sn returned. lie discovered further that
llaAlhehtS 81 2 rowing boat similar TO the
enc hiied had been picked mp outside Ports
mouth harbor. ON showing 10 the owner Of
the missing boat tn. uboto,-rnubs az EIi.e,,,,,
ana I-'r'lt, that person, after some hesita-
uoh, Identified MIsrne as the fo~aie.er
VINO hired the boat. From these facts AIuI-
H-'h ure" tire conclusion that A-3s.na b.l
ii'". an attempt TO blow up the backward
or The shipping i'm Portsmouth rsrtor
anu had persisted by the premature exuio-
SION OF the bomb. And this ronrIi,si,,, -,
Si-'I'iE afterwards confirmed bv adyicos
rom the French police Thesa we're Ia The
'-''l mat amonE Paris anarchists IL was
l"at the daesyard was tn. object of
'tl'"rN, ans that since The attap,rt NO,
made Miasme had been MISSING N ,,.a,
added that much Identification eviete,
t'--iA ii's In Rsv.ncEe ana his skim a. ,
n'--.' maker. hut that. as he alone arno,,,
i--i.ieh anarchists possessed funds he SIN
,ohtiite'i ~ spite of his successive failures
10 maintain has position
anu long may he" was r,e-.,.t, ~,
80 Eminent on reading this comnuri.o
'-A- iies doing more 10 SUPPRESS hotI,
-.- .ii+ii aud the anarchists Than an a.,
io'i.e lh Europe put together tn. -
.'.,t '4.'-3 happen wound De- for him
2 :" ~ browning up his friends until +n.,,,,a
M. in FRAGMENTS. ana then for rt,, =. m ~.
Z Ur himself" ~ "'o"
inspector Murphy had NOT lone. o., ,..,.,
l"' '.'fr. weeks after this cau,... re.,f-,
~ -t.,'t'" word 81 ana atternufel a,rttr..,,e
Is hampton court. The inhabitants. n
i"...'1 ".fe awakened about midnight
=. z tremendous explosion. NM. ma
Y TURNED ouu ami. after .ousilaratt, 49,,
'''' discovered the dead body ~ "a man, /,
7"-"e--9- LVldeutiy he. Ike Roche ANA
-4t'iHiher had been "eNplodet'' bin,s.lf ,e
z-'eetof Murphy called 10, when attempting
10 "Io" HN Hampton court ON Tho in
sIectpr exam ming the dead man b,. r,f 80,
7 --'i''ulty ID identifying him as the third of
B lhtt terrible trio OF Gespsrl,iors .ar.t
\ 4-'t-E one ~ them had persisted 5, the same
- - l''F hGd used To- murder the
I innocent congregation OF Notrc Dame
| The detectives Were stiiI ,.t,,,.,,,..l T., q,
| Ne5tiSatIns the circumstances connected
/ WIN thls explosion when Inspector AurDhv
/ lows: % 'o'-
] N is discovered Let La Reyancba take
/ t- - .H'hks NE has escaped. having He'd
/ from London. but the arms Of the brotb-
/ erhtod stretch far Tell him-yuur a,rert-
/ proNocateur-tha he is now in as srelt
| danger as hc Was in Belgrave road the
! avengers OF blood are after him lie shall
] PERISH tS.Shcdb ANARCHIST"
| ''HulIo,'' cried INSPECTOR Mummy when no
/ had read this note; THE third failure has
/ been too much Tor them, ana La Ravanche
| is NOW TO De blown up himself. More pow
| CT To their elbows. I say"
| 'Beigrave road" said Nulhgan; that's
| whore lac hung out. apparently. Surely with
such a straight Zip as that we should be
fools If we failed TO lay hands on him."
| lie has left il. though" said Inspector
| Murphy. Il don't know whether we
| shouldn; let him and his friends settle mat
tiers between them. It's another case of
trahison,- observation-disclosures
But the Inspector was only joking, and
| half an hour later h and Mulligan We're
I'm Belgrave road searching for the lodgings
III the missing NJ. la Reyaucho. They soon
4 discovered them. too. though the name he
| had passed under with his landlady was not
Ia Ravanche. but Montagnard. The lady
.ave "a very peculiar description of him,
and stated that the cab which took away
him and his luggage went 10 Victoria. He
mad not taken all his luggage. and what he
had left behind demonstrated his identity
with Ia Regauche. 1t consisted OF several
unchanged bombs. a large bottle of SUI
pburic acid and the materials for COM
pounding an explosive powder of great
strength. Evidently he had left i'm great
hurry.
To AIulligan was delegated the duty of
tracing the missing man. The task was no
easv one and for more than a month his
reports were not altogether satisfactory.