Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

yes, but after that. Did,,
dinarily sit down by the fire ~, a
or, perhaps, read something oT ~. I'll
"Yis. For the most. he smo. +.
pipe trifie and read the PAM d
What paper did ne ususIr
THE Post; which same Tn .l.'
a strange name for a pa1u-
fetched at half-past two. .yer, q.
II 1t didn't come. he was thai, ,..
do you reeollect his road.-s..
per that afternoon. Maria, i
THAT | do. sorl Bu, fe f,t-.
long al it whin that .ar fo.-.
felly came; so. don't bea.,
read it,"
Did You 20 10 Tie door
gentleman came?"
81 did not. s0rl VAS 7A,.
whin the mistress called n.
whit herself"
I'D Ike 10 SEE that ps7e- "a,
McKeever was reading ria, me-
day afternoon. Maria D,7. ~.
ally save all the papers"
"Yis, They were AN pu, brs-s..
in the attic: for the ra.o7 ~.
mister wanted thin ior -a-
though I'm thinking thar ? -
mesilf for reference iris Irr, 81,
thin ould papurs would do M,
papur the mister was reading ts,. ~
I'd show We sor. only for -ha -..,.
was burned. bad luck 10 Fl, ri..t...
pened like this: Mr.. McKser-- [
just after leaving the hou. r.- o..
strange gintleman. and I was III I..
cleaning up a trifie. whin saT ,,,,.
pur and stopped a momeat 10 $50 p.
the latest stoiles mighr Dc Tin r..
comes Miss Agnes: which same r'i-.
abide that any one should s..rl M. ,
minute: so she tells mo 10 mind --
wurruk and takes the papu se- fan.
it up and sticks iJ in he ioire t. r.
this Same token, 7 was as good s,...
for the bell rang JUST thin. which
her run as quick as ever sio gr.s D.,
answer it: 20, between wales. r7.Sl
piece Of the papur out o' g.. "a.
and good luck It YVES. for 7 .s.,i t.
words ! wanted"
What was II YOU saw I1 -.e ----
that YOU wanted 10 save s0 mr.-
For answer. Maria Flanagan r-,
her head. but in a moment 81. rrr
cred her aplomb. and said. thong.
an air OF conscious embarras,nr--
Il don't know as mind telling r.
sor, for there's no harrum i1 b. far
the papur in the kitchen and ri i'l
it for you this same minute
Saying this, Miss Flanagan i.yti 2.
10 the lower regions. from wfc. 81
shortly afterwards reappearj and .a
forth for Benjamin's inspection 81
angular piece of newspaper with '-
end blackened edges. about SIX .lis
one way and eight or ten the Other
Mr.. Benjamin took it from be, D,
read as follows: "FOrdham phe1'-.
nal freckle exterminator. One d..
TO cure the worst cas-. .
freckles in one week, or money q
price twenty-five cents
He turned the bit OF paper oyf- N
over and looked az It closely for q mfr
lite or Two. then folded II. PIT r arl
carefully in his vest pocket. and a'
Great Scott, this frock'o extern -'
.Or is. by all odds, the most imN9f'
piece of evidence which ! have m-
across. If there we're no other IA
mis- thing alone would serve 20 grr
the whole mystery and bring us On a
bottom Of the matter. I'll give r. .f.
10 you. Maria. when I'm through 7
L: and now. gentlemen. ! have % e
rou that my business is almost II
have made M a complete case. if'1
here are still some details h
which will have 10 look IN Il
NcKeever is certainly innocent n
)ank robbery, and ! believe tha' l
shortly put my hands upon Tho
parties. And. furthermore. tho
hing has been brought about 'r
earthquake. the freckle eXterm.-l'
md the deviled lobster
TO be concluded)