The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-11
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q TIVE lnln;l.rd pounds reward! Now.
.,s s.af Glance, Jimmy" raped
i .:ry .!.ul rmr morning. Camden
u, t,rr-y,... nNn nuiShEurhoud The
. Jr d. t!,.:o are making IL confound
1t ought to bc simple
u i, U,:i Ia. hu Twenty bales OF
4 i. .Al. yurth thousands, consigned
al:.cs,a: from Lyons 60 .Inw"tts. the
a, A,,N,.l ,.rl diapers. .Iowctts' agent
$r.i..,.i ~ Tie station to meet it and
u ~. t..:, e.,ltc rogucs havo got thl ru
H. lsur tpirrc him. presented forged
a.,;.... sud driven off with the
3,uiT ina van i'll broad twilight. Now!
oea ai!or midnight u constable noted
q a., suci. q van rs described suspicious
8iv ,5u,;.ing The corner of Windygatu
s{tfct. C.:,nd II Town, and at that very
hiuu;c, mark you, some ono ran up and
4 Id him o.i with bogus tale of mur-
a .;oig Oh at the other end of his
Z 4. Wh,n be got back. van gone and
8 i; beautifully quiet.
&. 'Iitro arc two days gone and no de-
~ s;souncnts. .IOwctts, half mad because
4 c lind Of silk spoils in no time unless
3tpt very dry, have been here and
;|sfrrcd ZOO ior Immediate recovery.
e3Shero yua are. Windyeatc street is IA
III do s.;c. with about SO or 60 houses
"a it. Tic silk may he slowed in any
ape Of them, and all tho local p.lice
9Sayp dn,lc is to rut all extra man OH
&3ach at the open end on the chance
ssbat ,heIo Will be an attempt to remove
:Sbc la!ts OF you so! 1 Givo you %
faIs.
81 llfrricd cut with q confident smile.
81 les than an honr had got to Windy
|2Atc s.rcli--;! uniet double row Of
s4sfusrs Ct y fcaturcless three story type
ssssssand was III time 20 SEQ tho especial"
S3an exchanging chaff with ~ servant
Ss3E at tic opposite corner. Ho said
SlS3methny, and She tripped off. Anoth-
NJ stare, and then ho passed me with a
'es3nidtntial whisper.
81 Thought knew you, Mr.. Girdle.
& pne IL all right-a bit Of business.
pats tho girl at house half way
Rwn. Knows nearly every one in the
3ffset and ready to talk all day. Oh,
I'm careful, sir! We don't want 'em to
4 se fright and destroy tho silk. No, not
Sshost Of clew so far, sir. except the
aesn tnsines There's the zut by tbs
!s.3rb wheEe it turned, and then q much
ghter one where it was turned back,
pleaded no Doubt. There's been 20 rain
1eRce. Saucy! But, bless you. sir. it
3Sht bo dono every night. There's not
foul stirring hero after H."
B Humrh Shift your point a dozen
POS higher up, out of sight, and let
~ ~ know anything that happens.
fere'll be rag and bottle man along
te presently. you understand.
;5l hurried home. 1t was barely Il taii
arutes' walk. Half an hour later 1
sisayins again by the back entrance.
81 Aolrty and disreputable that my own
had given start. To hire barrow
Ssq stack some rubbish on it was sim
3el'y itself. Within tho hour was
feeiins it into Windygate street,
iSeSSn'la. noarsciy Il record pEicc for rags
W ca bottles. AT every area door
,e,sp the lmpudenco TO knock and rciter-
M lhe statement, and at one likely
i house even contrived to trip
Et tho step. bring down some glass
an unncrving crash and sham u
alness. No use. 1t merely provoked
remark Serve him right" At tho
|sf OF my arduous round / was only the
ger by barrow load Of unccnsidsred
5'eS. Until nearly dusk hung About
Fs piace, and then, with few whis-
Instructions to the constable ON
2'cn' trudged back home to think out
SeOfe definite plan Of action.
must have been about O'Clock
eh as sat studying tho Camden Town
sc'ory tho most curious, undreamed
o'hcldence occurred. The bell rang
aIlngly. a pause. and then my wife
s}psa TO say tha: a young person ap-
EFsutiy IN trouble, wished to see me
~ private business. Next moment a
RIe lady in widows weeds had f1ont-
n'Vrcssively into the room and was
cS her veil from white, worried
ar. Girdlestono--the police inspcce-
M sno queried quickly in q voice as
fularly sweet as her expression, and
oHed. Her description was near
ush for tho nonce. "Then, hope
~ won't think me silly, but really I
's,t 81 could put up with it no longer.
II my dear husband were only
A touching pause. broken by
sob, then: "My name is Varney.
r. at . Windygate street-if you
II. sir. 1t may sound strange, but
10 lear OF something happening al
r' IN fear of my lifei You know.
sa dear Harold died I had to let th'
uuu and fret floor. to q man namet
1saon 'M, and his wife.
@ tney seemed strange from the frs
Heps oil their doors locked. Thei
IE, pesan to have mysterious visitor
&s alter dark, and my servant KEEP
us me at night to say she could no
u ~, .of the queer noises. I'm positiv
something wrong. and yet
ea't say anything, for there are fire
:, = aoout-the man deliberately sho
.a' one day because it looked at hi
@ But that's not all. These Lac
aays there has been q continua
lAug 6ound dnyvn In tho 6apasnani