Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-04-06

Mrs Delaro occupied, Armida was the
first TO speak
"Where is Mr.. Breezy? Did he no,
say he would wait until we returned?"
Probably he felt too unwell to re.
main and went to his hotel" said her
mother, but no sooner had she uttered
the words than her maid came into the
room crying and sobbing: "Oh. Mrs.
Delaro, they have taken Mr.. Breezy 10
the police station. and there has been
terrible trouble here"
"Taken Mr.. Breezy to the police sta.
tion-why what do you mean?" asked
Mrs. Delaro.
As we'll as she could. in her excited
state, the girl related how one OF the
porters, in passing the door which was
slightly ajar, had seen MIR. Breezy stand
ing over Miss Armida's writing desk
trying to open It The man watched
him until he had opened 1t and when
Mr.. Breezy had his hat on ready to leave
he rushed In and seized him. The
porter naturally felt justified in placing
him under arrest as he caught him with
bundle Of Bank Of England notes in
his fingers.
surely, there must be some horrible
mistake about 1t ALL said Armida
There Is no mistake at al, miss, I"
said the garrulous girl, "for they have
locked him up at the police station, and
no will DO taken before the magistrate
In the morning."
Still Armida could not believe II. and
was determined TO 60 and see Eugene;
but as she could not 60 alone, she &C
cepted Mr.. Blodger's offer TO accompany
her.
While she was away on this errand
Percy Lowell told Mrs Delaro his story,
from the time he had left New York for
South America up TO the encounter At
the Wild West Show.
For the past week." he proceeded,
~ have been trying to find you. have
sought you at most hotels and examined
the register at the American Exchange.
but could not secure any trace OF you.
This afternoon determined on In.
dulging in little recreation and at
tended the Wild West Show. Just rs
was coming away. tho man whom we
were each looking for Though until
recently ! had no positive grounds for
supposing that Julius limerick and
Leon Velasquez wero identical) crossed
my path, and, as ! had previously
made up my mind that would capture
him II he ever camo within sight OF
me. ! at once grasped him. The rest
you know"
Then they fell to talking Of the many
useless efforts which they had made TO
capture the villain. "Now," said Mrs.
Delaro, "that know that no is safe in
the hands Of the law. l feel that can
spend the closing days OF my life in
rest and peace. You. Percy" she said,
"have been my true and devoted friend
oil through and will not leave me now.
To you we owe every thing. and you are
the only friend upon whom we can rely
In future"
"But where Is our dear old friend, Mr..
Wilcox?" asked Percy. who listened with
surprise to these words
do you not know" said Mrs. Delaro,
opening her eyes with establishment
mo" replied Percy. II stayed only
. short time in New York, and tho peo-
Pile at the house said he had accompa-
MED you"
"Poor, dear old man." said Mrs. Della
70. "he has long been laid TO rest In tho
quiet graveyard OF bis native town In
New England" As sho spoke these
words Percy was silent and It was many
minutes before he could control his
voice to speak. When he did his words
came chokcd aud nusky-'Would to
God that he had lived 10 SEQ this villain
brought to justicel So my staunch old
friend Is gone from us!''
More than an hour elapsed before
Armidi and MIR. Blodgor returned
When thoy did return Armida was in
sorrowful mool. and said that she bad
seen Eugene. lie had admitted burst
ing open tho desk, but insisted that he
did not want the money. What he did
desire he would not tell
shall we do, mammal" she
speedy cufta. must not 70 to prison.
Cough Cure, Solupes
Money and experience lawyer In the
a better family medicine than >2p about
yer's Family Cure. II cures diffic
Of the Stomach and Liver A. r. Kaiis.l
Remember, we have a large lot of
chattei mortgage blanks. Also
blank bills of sale.