Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

TN NaNs
.. t5IAZING REWARD.
Urinary viii of Julian Ed
SOD a mo- less extraordinary
Pursuant TO the instruc-
late client. Carver caused
.t the viii CD bee published
..ry newspaper of the three
and the advertisement was
printed and talked about
civilized world Many of
.andou dailies devoted
. lo discussing the eccen-
tagufsr OF thCs~ lucu-
...e was more noteworthy
~ne Morning Plant.
chance for our amateur
u detective" it said.
stimulate Jhe curiosity, a
reward 90 repay the sOlu-
me. Nlr. Ederm0nt. a re-
.- iu the Red House. near
las been barbarOusly muir
.v thousand pounds is
for the discovery and 2p-
his murderer. It seems
man had past, and that
had lggudered am enemy.
raas lir. EdermOut lived
meut. and took eNtraOr-
buttons 20 ensure his safe
.- .u vain. The man or wO-
r. one lis aware of the sex
discovered the victim.
ONT the revenge i'm q peCu-
brutal fashion. There is moth
how the assassin came or
the time of the cOmittal of
has been ascertaiued by the
Hiss CareW. the ward of
She fanCied she heard
Immediately afterwards the
Iuck one. There can be
t..r Miss Carew really did
... and was not dreaming. as
and that such cry was the
... of the poor victim Tor
.. tho viii of Mr.. Edermont. he
tIa. the story of his life Is
.. fr "a manuscript locked up IN
bureau. DO rs evident that the as
. knew of the existence of this
for Immediately after COM
the crime. be-We Will assume
r off argument that the criminal
man riHed the desk. and made
r the paper containing an ac-
.r his motive for revenge. He
that such paper would condemn
and chat with it's aid the officers
... 'av would have little difficulty
putting a rope round his neck
-.ss such story gave his name
-..Iv his address and be was aware
r thus ieopardised his safety.
be this as it may one fact re-
ms that the assassin has stolen
sole clew to- his discovery; and 10
.rfG seem the death of Julian Elder
ont must remain wrapped I'M mys-
But fifty thousand pounds, Will
1torc permit the death TO 80 uuaven-
ed when he can gain such reward.
fortune for life. and the conscious
SIS of having done his duty 90 the
d man. and to society No doubt
notorious |idOCques. our amateur
.k Holmes. VIII set t0 work TO
mel the mystery and cain the re-
The Red House. near Canter-
will become the shrine of pill
m detectives from all parts of the
Nevertheless. i'm spite of their
...r.-s. iu spite of their greed, we
whether the mystery Will ever
..T The sole clew. so far as we
is to be found I'm the past lie
load man. The tale of that past
forth i'm a certain paper
..r is iu the possession OF the
who is himself unknown. To
... raper they must find the as
without the paper the assassin
found. aud so matters are
look. We shall await the de-
rts of this extraordinary case
interest. but we doubt whether
thousand pounds Will ever be
Julian EdermOnt is dead ana
t.s assassin has escaped with
off the motive for the crime
rocket Here the case stands.
cam DE thrown ON this dark
What clue can DE found TO tine
murderer We wait the an
from the possible man or woman
honestly claim fifty thousand
While the paper talked thus. while
wondered. and w0uld-be WIN
.- RE-. reward set their wits 90
.na facts of the case. Dora
I 81. the Rcd House. no
Ha- made in her life. or i'm that
Ia conjunction with Meg, the
looked after the domestic de
le mansion. and Joad still
and wen. from nine 10 nine. tie
m.ro-c after the death OF MS
and hardly addressed word TO
. She was aware that he con
ehel her i'm q furtive man
ia the end became exceed
moving Had the terms OF lhe
less clear. she would have left
House 0r have induced Jodu
his life t0 his own cottage
...- To- exist. and draw her
OF two hundred a year. she
n live iu this house, with
fisrcpuable and grabbed,
She disiked tho man
the more SO ass she had %
That Ee admired her, but
no was by the terms of the
i do nothing.
She became aware ass
by that she would have
me change i'm her life. IL
.'e that she should 90 ON
am iliterate servant ana
-8tyr. it was equally i'm
She could continue 10 re
arce with Allen after the
he neither came near
wrote line To- comfort her;
l- she was at his heartlesS
able conduct she made mp
see him. I'm one way or
.e would bring the matter
a"l treat him either as
her afiguCei lover.