Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-01-07
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schools of medicine in 90
ara Someryine had p,stns.'a
piirtlire from Paris. Donhsla
fractions of the gay clty y
way In OBTAINING him: to,
he had heretofore led a VOW
o'stentatious life, t.lis baa
more 10 lack of mt~,ns a.
innate aversion ID a iaster =
he had ample funds al his i
had a strong feelias of
hSnt down, and, liae mam
man, he was tempted 10 h
science ttf he could not stis,
period OF self.induleencp
be spoke French wen and
very badly. The Frepes
schools would, he argued
as any others for q start
chosen lies work. And IA,
reasons he remained in N
capital, doing very little real
participating freely Ia such
us came TO Ills hand. Thad
wife troubled him not az m
long ago grown weary Of
charms and lachrymose
long rs he paid the allowanI
Is she would be comfortaj
ut Scarborough with her nd
The nrst inuimatlon De re
be still stood upon thin =
Spect 10 past events came N
graph in the Galisnani MeJ
mysterious DisaPnaraaI
the arrivals from India q,
TON. by the mail steamer
upon April 9th. was 4 weaa
engineer. Mr.. Ernest G. N
LETT for London that Ssme I'd
is known To kaye arrived
Waterloo; but beyond this d
been ascertainel Of his d
Fer u time il was believed d
visited his bankers upon tbe
day. bur il now turns out ID
successfully personated ups
casion by u gentleman in no
resembling him. An additia}
mantle interest attaches to
affair from the fact that 4
beautiful girl of high InlLs
To whom he WAS about to
as the sequel 10 a Runaway
devoted herself, with the as
n well known private inqnH
to the task of tracing b
lover. AS yet. we mderst1
rious suspicion OF foul plad
entertained; but. immediate
fact of the PRESERVATION
known, the case Was plad
hands Of the Scotland fad
ties. ne sum thus fraud
tanned ~ the hank amoun1
informed. TO several thS1
pounds"
THAT accused Xana has
AGAIN -hls been II il eva
nuttered Somerville sagage
the paper in his hands. II
guessed she will never ~
finds out what has be1,ow
Fool that have been.
ought to have secured or sht
Then his thoughts ran w
mediate consequences TO hl'
publicity thus given to the
course Gallngani had cpplei
graph from a London news
IL was sure TO 20 the emu
the English press. What
should see it? or the sers1
admitted Nortonf The
deed, might not know
might have forgotten II,
must be reekoned with.
A less resolute. self-ren11
would probably have solis'
instant flight TO the reInea
est place he could think o.
cryille, IL temptation ana
as had made him a,yillain-
II bold one. And the idfa
him that if he could but
out OF the way and make
wife's silence the inquiry
ually die out But so lops
was free to investigate ann
bloodhounds of the law
asgared that the plsrs'n
Norton's personator woas
relaxed.
Now, any attempt asa1
say NJ thing of an intens
wife, would necessarily
turn to England. He
hanh In the lions mouth
burke inquiry. Was IL we
The upshot of his caieu
that he decided this que
affirmative. He had reahl
only two men TO dread
manager ana the cashier
don and Westminster
risk of encountering en-
would be. with care on W.
iteSimal.
1t was characteristic
be disdained the idea
himself Except in 50
beard of some weeks
pair Of smoked glass ps
be termed DISGUISED, as
OF danger rather than Z
would look as little like
siblc, but he would paw
with wigs or dyes. ..r
To London, accoivs
Somervine returned; ana
he journeyed straight ~
having a very naturai
any Inquiries at Exesa nj
stalled himself, as NE I'D
at the George hotel, an
summoned Mrs. BaSuA