The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-02-23

FAClaiUed ci3SplDg ner hands ana fixing
her eyes with an imploring look on the in
spectors face.
The inspector did not answer but shook
ms mead gravely. You cannot recall to life
a man once murdered. The only mf9rt
for the well-regulated mind must be the
nope OF bringing the murderer to justice.
me next morning there was in all the
papers a long account of the Chaplain
Mystery A well-known member of the
stock Exchange had been surprised by bur-
glars when asleep, and after a desperate
RESISTANCE had been murdered and the body
carried OF. And yet all the efforts Of the
the police 10 discover where the corpse had
peen hidden had been fruitless. But the
investigation having been entrusted to In
spectoF Blckerdyke, that famous detective
ndd ALREADY made an arrest on suspicion.
He had succeeded in tracking one Of the
supposed murderers-the man in the gray
sult-step by step from Chaplain TO White
chapel, where he had discovered him in a
low pubic Eouse ard arrested him. It was
ADDED that he would be brought before
the magistrates some time that day Sat
urday)
Nhen the man was placed in the dock
which. owing TO various delays. not
till The afternoon-it soon became clear that
the evidence was indeed very strong against
nm inspector Bickerdyke detailed all the
circumstances Of the crime and the arrest
with his usual Formally and clearaess.
iP4ii 4I4OfI ldClOn received ttnOGgn the
sweep was 10 give his evidence the inSpec-
tor could not bring himself to depart from
the established formula ne had reason to
beileFe tnat one of the criminals was an in
dividuaI dressed in a gray suit, who had
oeen seen to leave the house under suspic-
lous circumstances at a very early hour in
the morning
He the INSPECTOR had therefore set
hlmsef TO work to track this individual
ana mad, he believed. succeeded in dong
so He had arrested him at The Hen and
Chickens in Whtechapel. The man had re-
fused his name and address. nor would
ne give any account of himself He had
therefore been taken to the station, and
there searched AMI his clothes examined.
Blood stains We're found upon them.
These might be accounted for by a flesh
cut on the thumb Of the right hand. He
had IN his possession a large sum Of money
IN notes and gold, of which he refused
to give any account. In fact he had
hardly spoken a dozen words since his ar
rest But the strongest piece Of evil
dence against him was that a watch and
chain mad been found upon him which
had been shown 70 Mrs. Latymer-Wynne
and had been Identified by her as belonging
to her husband.
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She was requested to be here at g.
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