The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-01-11

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! be- ,hoy ill. discover i thai Detective
/ ir.lo tons Was OH th,ir heels and h..d
| cuncycc'i tins .Io;c~nuclv simple trick
i t. 'nv.i-ic the l.ir 81 usJntu the house
wi.i,c they removed tho plunder to Il
place ut safety twas their one chance
--a'Il We had played clean into their
| hands. Ma,i,icning: Not the word, That
j. should have succeeded 80 meritrd IL
| far stronger ,Xrre*sion-un doubtless
| won,i sc! il ! flew e. lie coal shoot
St,Il i.iilnn,ablc.
"luur IRAN lircn:" | easred. "Ynu
;.f.ra!'r ulo: L D VIII, some If tins coal
slim hinh. a;,' splinter th..i dour III
have tnr;n yrtn'
I,.lI. ,rash. sauilt!ri through thr
ho.c. Che tn hin"r gnve--;. panel
! .hHt,tisl Il: :Hn minutes wo w re-
Il ."i'.' riag "rrns> a heavy infringing
.:;a..h'nr !iat mad been ". d.cd between
;sc q or ::i'! Il proJtcticn Of the wall
y :u-r crr breath. a..l then Il ll:.>ty
rtnirl If tee house. Five minutes sui
iic-.! "a r.nve how incredibly wo bad
srsn f""l"! Tic place was. save for
n:!r rr tH" rooms. practically destitute
g. tErilture--tle;!rly enough, it l::Hl
beer irilt'l nrie for ivia,iuuS than for
dr,t4,ic purposes. Signs of the silk
ti.rrr w"rc meme. Now we were on. ut
thc do01. all bnt cominl. to grlaf again
c'cr :; stc:i" slab place.. across: the coal
shoot. Ten minutes later we painted
into he police station and had sent AL
the available men. with desert ptons of
the young widow, flying over Cam
tl;n Town. Then started he, Y for
home. 1wou!d get ria of the Crime and
cual dust. and then take " cab straight
to Scotland Yard
| got u the door and pulled out my
keys My keys! They were not mine
with Il gasp stood and realized that
that clever creature. asking 70 try
them had banded ne back her own
bunch i'll exchange. Why, what
Twice ! Knocked loudly before Tho door
Oprncd ard shO"ed me my wiie's fare
as white 10 q sheet.
''ion, Jimmy: OH, thaEl; heaven
Wo haven't dared to novel
"N what DO you mcan:' il the
nCrcst whisper.
"Oh. we've had such !, scare. Jane
and | . We were sitting in tho kitchen,
net half an hour a3o. and we thonglt
wc heurI; some one moving about mp
hcrc--crccping up and dowE tho stairs.
screamed ont something. and Jams
...ys she heard this door click. We
couldn' t. stir hand or foot till | heard
you knock. knew it couldn't ho you. -
"You knew" With groan. strotln
into the parlor. knew what should
find. My handsome bronze tlncpiccc,
small valuubles-all gone. Up stairs
sprang like n madman. On the bedroom
table had lain my presentation gold
watch and chain, that would not have
lost for a fortune One look-and
staggered back, fairly crushed. Gone!
A daring double stroke of villainy.
They had walked i'll with my own key
while I was fooling at tine station.
And as if this second huniiliating
blow was not enough to permanently
kill any mans good opinion of himself,
on thu looking glass frame was pinned
d scrap of paper hearing this master
stroke of irony:
"Mind the coals'
That was n year ago, and Messrs.
Jowetts, the big drapers. still mourn
the loss of their rich consignment of
silk. They seem likely to go OH mourn
ing And well, my deepest ambition
is to come face to face for just one mo-
ment with that sweet young woman
who went by the name Of Varney. 1
may nOt-and niay.-Lundon Tit Bits.
PAS Lesson.