Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-17

's h. r'n.r>t terms, am glad tc
 ..' ilcr'ir' ItraNrllrd twelve
 ." j' t..,n for You. MRS. suits and apartments No ground fpr suspicion there.
 Now it will bo said that. having rs- tahlishcd tho fact that n0 one had enter ed the rooms while he was asleep, hut one conclusion was inevitable Ha had robbed himself It is not unc0mmon for a person who has never shown Sumnam- bulistic tendencies tu develop them through soma unusual cause Tha DOS session If the ruly IilItd the brain of Mir. S"ndhuSCn for th" time 10 tho CX- CluSiCn of almost every ether thought There would havn been uU;hIu, str.lu.e hat hu risen in thu night taken the stone from it's NuN @NA C,mrraled it sOlE, where without Itja:mjuS the faint est I, collection wh,n lr nIy ult. My theory Was that ho had r:sl Il. l dressed himself fer tho .;rCct and gone out, takin- the ruby with hiIA. When he returned, hr arranged everything as 1 it W;:s hvfrlr, even tn sliding the holt ut l the Luur ln place. He haul left the stone l s0uv>, htic ,i>,. and l,- ul,cuv,rv must l be a l..:tt'ttI Uuc>liAIuty
 This ti, oly htI rl tine C,Is" perfectly, | but luvrs ti4A;irn >h, wrl thut il was ur- tCn"hlv. lu tn" r,',4I ;,'ro~S tho hall was al Uid lA%n, .n I..N..ild, WHn was I att f:,t:'d two tI::l!,l lu:. t., IM ube- | diCn, u !.i- wnI2l tt.r ,u. ! cI the loom l lCadI,:.; r.;,. tl,, lril NJ, L,i open all | night l q luN:i.d ; luu- li Nd, Invi>i- blr |" "..y ,.'.r lrI,>!li-; aIr..r; tly hall. but tl. |" NJ, lit :, r4iIUtv. tbrUu shvut tbe wAu!r l.''it, WlvJ ..,t u. tht uur.Gs did uLt A-e I.u Clu~.t. L,.I lsadiny tu I Mir :ardAG-en' > "9,.!;.4tu:a, No one could have .,:,.Iri ,,r lptJ hi. rooms without being uut!r,'!
 Il IL su hAPleued that l kms,- one oi the I nurses and Quc~tiC..t:I hltI closely He 1 had hren cn Gu;y from rri.lM2ht til { l o'c'C'A n"-. saw hn;hIuc. H. vnuchrd \ for Ii@ roin: A.I.'', Th0 N,a, ready 10 Il swcar tCa, Inc ,;,tr,el;c ,,r. = Was not \ opened UI."! fuiy ? u'C!,%". thr follow 1 ing mnrnl"".
 Neither of thc>o men 'uu!l have been { tho burglar frr reasons already known. This naI r,Wcd the facts down to this: If Nh. Sanuliuscn had robbed himself, d then tno ruly was still ill his apart ments have had somo experience in bunting for objects much smaller than that, and, when completed my exami- nation of tho rooms. was as positive \ that the stone was not in Gny of them as l nm satisfied that it is not in the a hand which this minute is writing these I words. IL was gone. Reasoning or "thco- rizinS' thus. 1 brought up against a \ blank wall thousand feet high. Put another way it may be said: Some one had entered Mir Sandhu.
 sens rooms while he slept and robbed
 him, aud yet no such thing had been l done What reductio ad absurdum Had not known of an absolute cer.
 tainty that Mrs. Howard was absent
 from New York. un tho night of the
 robbery, she would have been connected
 in my mind with it. Not only she, how.
 ever, but her co-conspirator, was mile: away at the time Therefore I wa:
 saved all offensive questioning of III!
 employer on that point
 | If there ever was EonpiCsed indi |
 wall still confronted nc.
 ! I did not confess this to GLr. Sand | husen, but it was fact all tho same.
 6ads him good night, simply rornarkir!
 tbnt would do what I could to hell
 him.
 There was but ono rec0urSo left, nm
 that was almost as unsubSantial as tn
 fabric of a dream. Tho man Howart
 and his wife Gas I believed her to be
 were connected in sono inconceivabl
 way with the abstraction of tho Nan
 ruby. They were the ones therefore to b
 studied, to be watched, to be shadowe
 and solved. determined 70 do it. | Mir Brown has given my account c
 how on the afternoon preceding the rot
 bary followed tho two to tho Iittl
 New Jersey town of Railway and say
 them leave the station in cab. The
 were driven too fast to follow them O
 foot, and had done SO in . carriage tn
 chances were 6 thousand to one I woul
 have been discovered and my progress i
 that direction effectually blocked fol
 ever. Some other means must be dc
 vised, and was not long in hittin
 upon 1t
 About noon on the following day
 ragged. unkempt tramp was put of th train at Elizabeth for refusing to pa his fare. Left to his own resources an meekly swallowing the Eibes md sneel of the trainmen, he slouched of dow the railroad and began counting th l ties" leading southward in the edirectio ef Philadelphia
 It is not many miles from EliZabct to Railway, and I reached the latt, town about o'clock in the afternoon } where I decided to indulge in an inde ! mite rest.
 There is little use in attempting an role unless you do it thoroughly. B.
 sides c loaded revolver and . number 5 cartridges. I carried moro than 4e slowed away in my ragged garment
 h the latter respect may not have di
 fsrsd materially from others of my . , sumsd class. but it was A business 6
 Cyst which was carefully guarded &ol ! othsrA
 slumping oil down town, stopp' B: at several places to ask for food, Or
 Gosd lady oIszsd Es suhstaatial 1s