Arizona republican., 1898-01-26
CHAPTER VII.

N. Strong had been buried, and Alfred Whidby was considered the legal posses sor of his effects. Whidby had not been seen on the streets or at his club since the murder. It was on the eighth da-y after the burial that Col. Warrento1 called to see him. He was shown up to Whidby's room.
 The young man rose from the table at which he was writing, and shook hands with his friend. He was pale, thin and nervous. His eyes were sunk en, his hair and dress untidy.
 Still up here in your new quarters" said the colonel, sweeping the rather small room with a glance. q thought you'd move back to your old room."
 Whidby shuddered. 'sI don't care to sleep there; by love, don't believe I could close my eyes,"
 The two men had taken seats oppo- site each other, and the lawyer empha- sized his next remark by laying his hand firmly on Whidby's knee. "M.v boy, this will never do. You'd reve- make q soldier. You've got to rouse yourself and shake it off. Ycu'i lose your reason if you go breeding over this thing To tell the truth. you gre looking worse and worse every day. Did you sleep last night2"
 ''About two hours, all told,' replied WhiGby q know I am in bad shape. I can see it and feel it.''
 Look here, my boy" the colonel slapped Nhidby's knee soundly, '.I want you to pull up and take a trip to> Europe. It will give you change ZI scene and something else to thIni' about. You'll be a new man in n1o1/ta.
 Whidby rose and began to rl9Ee ! s papers in order on the table. 'jd never be able to think of anyth;ag%lsc, ro natter where I was; and thJn t would be Ike running away; by J/vc, itwcuia done wrong in keeping Hac!. that trattz| frcln Hendricks. It's 2owa-dly." ~
 'You could tell tb<em nofhiEaE Eat would help them, and it wa |bniy place sou under deeper susl t1e
 Ny God! Ed just a he in q prison cell a lere und ayTf:il l,n- certainty asHto v,etk { it or not. . . What a., Ed yea What do yea
 Whidy waik from the t2!9i7 der
 < am af1 Had sometime 10 dc with the mi I can't figure it out my other wa The blood cn t.,e CUT tain; the stai1 you found cr tt,e chair: my dim, ree9Hlection Of ta;,ing hold of the chair; t51e drop of bioo,i CT l.,v cuff why, my yfhand-it was the right hand you knoY -must have been absolutely wet witl lR it.v
 Are you fool enough to think yo,; could have killed man in your sicef wlt1Eout being conscious of t,leact? Ee- sld>es, remember the smile 0R Strong fce; you're obliged to aln;:;--'' That's exactly what puts ITO or ''~ line,v Whidby Interrupted. q nct,ea'' in New York paper an interview v-.t Dr. Henry Lamplein, tie f-s~oF1s ::--'- notic expert, in which h = .' E,-.es:-.'l that from what he read cs =. -:.c2 ]. l judged that my uncle wac l.s-..-- z = | by the murderer. Well. Warro"to.,, am sure if l were to tell him what oc- cured to me that night he would say that I was also hypnotized-that ] haps-I was made to do the dee. for some one else. Such things have been done. Old man, that is what is trou- bling me. It is awful"
 There was silence for moment; then the colonel said:
 (Continued Tomorrnw.)
 ON THE TRAIL OF FIREBUGS. The Grand Jury Is Now Considering Their Cases.
 New York, Jan. 25.-Fire Marsha Matchel and the representatives o1 several large insurance companies were in consultation yesterday witt District Attorney Gardiner. WheI the consultation, which lasted two hours, was over the district attorney said that he had taken up severa new arson cases and had presented them to the grand jury for action.
 ''The evidence" sa-n he, twill pro duce sensational developments, ant before the end of the week arrests vii be made. A warrant has been issuef for the arrest of a firebug who ha: not yet been taken into custody, ant probably will not be before tomorrow This case is very SC sational one and we have a complete chain of evi dence which will be produced at tn, trial"
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