The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-21

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compel him to follow this imaginary line
until he stood before me-"
The hypnOtist stopped. and Q termoI
went through bis body. He soon took W
/; the story, however, and In the same calm
voice went on:
Il realized that to attempt such thing
when the excitement was at its height
was but to merely waste my vitality. 81
I impatiently waited until the crime had
become thing Of the past and not likely
to be thought Of to any great extent ex.
cept by the one above all who could
hardly be. expected to forget It, ! did
not overlook the poor victims family, nor
| your own men, Mr.. Inspector, and 10.
Gated these for the purpose of avoiding
them. Six months after the murder ]
commenced my wearisome task, and with
but little rest have been constantly en-
gagged for nearly three months in the
search. l will not weary you with the
Details"
But" interjected the official, "what
result have you attained that caused you
to 90 confidently assert that the criminal
had been found"
The hypnotist had fallen into a pro-
found stupor, and his features worked
convulsively, while his colorless lips
trenlbled and twitched violently. The
inspector was about to order physician,
when the strangers eyes opened and
stared vaguely into space.
yesterday, about noon," and the voice
was lower and more labored than be-
fore, II knew that my patience had been
rewarded, for the mental wire found Its
| point Of connection. and l felt that the
murderer was not far away. Since then
l have not eaten or slept. and with his
approach the strain Is heavier"
The inspector had been greatly inter-
ested in the narrative, but set it down
as the imaginings of an overweight
temperament, and he wished 1t might end
for the sake of the poor fellow in the
chair before him, who looked as if
touched by death.
HE is even now near BY" whispered
the hypnotist, land Is struggling terribly
to free himself from my will. do not
know what manner Of man he Is physical.
ly, but he has a powerful mind, though
not of highly intellectual order. Secrete
me, and see to him when he enters"
The earnestness Of the speaker strongly
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