Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-02

NO more, Senor, no more as yet" the
landlord answered him. ''Dios! but there
Is little business doing now"
That is not well! And he who loved
so much our Spanish luncheons and din
ners. our good friend Dobson the pro-
nounced the name Dobesoon) with the
heavy. fat face and the big beard-whai
Or him!
lie Is pig. FOOL. Diaz said. rs he
ran 6n unclean finger up n column of
accounts. HE believes me not when l
tell him that OF his accursed Corot know
nothing. and that l believe that no sucf
man Is in London.
The Senor laughed gently to himself
at this answer, and then he said: And
he has not yet found him? 2
Found him? No. or that name !
never heard before, no. never! There Is
no such name!
For what does he say he wishes to
see this Corot! Is it that he has legacy
to give him. or has he committed a crime
for which this fat man, this heavy Al
quail, wants to arrest himT
"Quien sabe! He says he has little
friendly question TO ask him. that is all.
lie says If he could see him for one mo-
nent. he would tell him all he wants tc
know. And then he says he must find
him. But L do not think. now, he vii.
ever find him
Nor do l." the Senor said. Then he
looked up al the clock. and seeing it was
past twelve, Went to his room, saying
that II WIS 'iiie he prepared himself iof
the day.
But when he reached that apartment
which was a small room on the second
hoor, mat looked out on TO the back VIII
dows or the street that ran parallel with
the one in which the Hotel Lcpanto WAS
situated. IT did not seem as If those pre-
parations stood in any great need OF
hurry. Throwing himself INTO an arm
chair that stood III the corner OF the room.
hsaih gave hih'Seit up l" iheditati"h.
porot, ne siiu 10 hlmSeii' torot
how Is II that that man has ever heard
tne nam what docs ne know about IL.
why should he want TO hhd him!
thought that, outside Of Los Iorros and
iner.' 'ortrs 'hat maine had never been
amer hHe" IT, anu 'uahha
MIC" IT, anu hHe" H. nut Oh o'htrs thcr'
vs. no one hI''e WHO Knew IT, let mere
Is TINS DE s'uPi' man. III this Dig Stnp,h
city tWhere one may be stabbed to death
ana none hhd the sinFtr, with the maine
upon ms iipS. now mas ne ever heard IL.
lie cUnld Ihu II" answer 10 these GueS
tiohs "hich ne asked hihSeit, ana %radn-
any HIS thoughts went OH INTO another
tram
80, after all, he continued. "his nam,
was not Cundall, but Occievc. and he il
was VINO WAS tins lord, this frnlyn.
thouSh thht other bears The name. And
ne, VINO inherited All thht wealth from the
Ola man. had no rlGht To 1t, no. not So
much as Juanna-poor Juanna.-and l
h"d: Ana now he Is gone, and 1t * with
the IlFins that j have To do. Well. II shall
lie done and 10y my fathers blood the
reckoning shall he heavy one if this
lord does not clear himself
He rose from his seat, and. going to n
cupboard. took from it II suIt of clothes of
good, dark material, and after brushing
them carefully, laid them out upon the
bed.
From Il shelf in ii he took out very
good silk hat, which he also brushed. and
pair OF nearly new gloves
ihsn he rang the bell and bade the ser
want VINO answered 1t bring him sutfi
clsst not water Tor shaving and washing
As he went through his toilette. which
he dId very carefully. and putting on now
linen oil dazzling whitehesS, with which
the most scrupul"ns person could have
found no fault his thoughts still ran upon
the subject mat hih occupied his mind
ehtaIei! i"r many dasS.
mere ls dahEer III II, OF course, hc
muttered TO himself: but l am used t"
danger: there WAS danger when Gonza!"z
profoAci me. though IL was not AS great
as that l stand IN now. These English
are stIpld. but they are crafty also, and
1t may Ice that trap Will be set for me,
perhaps Is set already. We'll, after all.
| have one dahnlis proof III my favor.
one card that, II am forced to play.
must save me! What have t" DO. shall
be- done to-day. am resolved.
His toilette was finished now, he was
clean shaved and we'll dressed from head
70 foot. and the Senor Misual Guffanta
stood in his room very different looking
man from the one who had sat, an hour
ago. smoking cigarettes Ill the hotel pas
sage.
lie started forth slowly, making his
way through Leicester square and down
Picadilly. and at nearly the bottom of IT.,
latter, turned off to the right and Passar
through several streets.
Then, when hc had arrived at n hous.
which stood at corner. he stopped.
The big house outside which he wa,
standing formed the angle of two streets,
ana ran down tht SIDE one 'hat 'he Sehot
'hid now turned mo
At the back of II was garden, fniri!
hli"d with trees, that ran some distance
rarther down th!s street ana lh'" "hich
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