The sun., 1900-12-30

,.,,,...,,a.,. 80 -, ,,,','..io,od oction
no ,,an,on dos,r,o,Ion n, ins,r,m.nts unde
b.na an, saai, Nr p.a,.ars oomn,iod wit,
| m. r.n,,o., ,r,,h oI,ori,,,
Mr. snIa,n wos e,troro,, a,,.nt,vo II,
sbowcd tho vonnv lawver IN lls room h,
nroduced civars with ,b. sri,i,g suypes.
tion of a s,,ol, an, a ,ha, To- ooneder,i,
vay h. dIso,ss.d his ro,ra,,s oh.rac,er.
| is,ics nronounoir, hir, q, ,a n n,or hind.
hearted but preiudIcad ond sot in bis vays
Ue .,nr.ssod srayo onnrahonsions rspard.
| inc b,s s,a,o 30 ho,,,h sa,,i,e, ,ho, tho nhvs-
| leans had empbasized : re ne,ps.i,v Of calm
| and ouie,
| OF trust ,b.r. H. ro,bi,, Ia IN. husiness
| which hrouyh, rou Tin, oor ovcite him "
| no addad "rnr 10 "a ro,r ,ho ,orst"
| Who, ba h,a ,o,a a. u,o,ors found
| tbo, his own mood bad choncod lie uas
| no lonper upbt-hearted p.,hans no had
| done wrong In sopdi,y ,bo uils N n man
| in so ori,io,i , oonai,io,. o,,I ,.a, a, bo had
| refused ,,ould ,b.,o nn, ha,a h..n exci,.-
| mon, and ,ron,Io9 oror ana o,..r n. do
| hated these nuestions as n. ,nssod and turned
| on nj, bod un,hl. ., ,I.o,, rbroupb hi.
| window be couId so. ,b, ri,h, ,i,y ,bere
| the library and AIR Ia,roho,s adiouininc
| bedroom were situo,od I, 10Th tho lights
w,r. bripb,Iv hurni,g ma, sho1ovs ,ossod
/ N sad ha eho
| was ,ho word ,be,o v.-. ,loin,r ,vo mo,
moving busilv ahou, what could keen
| Mr. Iatrobo and his secro,or,. G, husilv on.
| cared as so late nm bnur9 rron uhijo h,
| fretted over such mvstarious nrooeedinps
there came Quick imnoticnt rams on his
/ door Mr. Renvers snr,p, nm ord into bis
| clothes The sunlight v,a s,reo,pinp through
| the windows II vas n,or,i,y no mus,
| have slen, nf,er nil rorb,,s tho sbadovs
| that had perplexed him had been but tho
| the shadows of his droars,
| At the door stood the old bousekeeper
| and the private secretary, agitated and pale
Come at once to the library" cried Mr.
| Splan "A dreadful thing has happened
| Mr.. I.atrohe i dead at his desk. over his
| papers They must have excited him, as
| ] feared and thus brought on n stroke I
| found him so when I came this morning
| and insisted that nothing should be disturbed
| until you were summoned
| But. but" hesitared Mr. Beavers as he
| followed with chattering teeth, but you
were with nun ii'' last night'
| oh. no. returned Spiain easily MY
| room Is down IN IN" lodge, YOU know and
went directly there after parting with you:
| ana Mr Beavers was too unsettled In his
NINA 10 max" other Suggestions
u was a Er'"some sight IN the library
Mt Ia'r"he had fallen forward, so that his
lace almost rested on the iat-topped desk
on the moor "er" scraps and shreds of paper,
iesal document that mad been torn across
ana across ana theh through, some of the b'ts
p,,'' '''' - y" ''o n"'"7 slant ,o'u "'
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oIu man n'u u,N'nher''cu MS er"iocnlin'
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'''' '''"So ''"'' 'o'S'
Mr. Nplaln was exceedingly deferential and
helpful He announced to the household that
Mr Beaver, as the representative of the
dead man legal advisers was now in charge
He caused the body 10 b" placed on the bed
III the adjoining room lie assisted in gather
ing together the scraps OF the destroyed will
~, me puousnt MS n'a',er : hess IN oruer uha'
h' n's"' 'osn mem 'n 'ne uesk'
vs'' Wv, Wv VIZ =, ,'''' io' sur he-p'"s
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MOI mat IL can De necessary. he explained
regarding this latter errand Tor my poor friend
met the fate that the most sklful specialists
io' '''n' o'' III ~. aooe"', V, ,''
a''i' .. -" Iou u'u ."u' '''i uu,y'
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me 'o'e"'h o"'ii' 700, was equai 10 the
" Wv ''Sn''neu S'' wants.
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i'R"o'"S ""' "i 'h' rou'ihe ne locked 'he
'o'"'' ''"i "n''' W was pcihH served
anu k'Ne '"e MY 10 Hi' N'a''rs' ana 'heh
'oo"r''d MN oa'H lh'Fe an" arranged the
hgh'- ana pr"nsh' MN the man. lie even
sueses'eu 'ha' ne illgh' Wlsh 10 telegraph
10 MS partner ll''l' matter winch had not
occurred 10 NV beaNers. ana brought tho
blanks and had lad on with the despatch
IN llny But more no CAV" me young man
cohhd'hVe py the respect ana consideration
he paId
Take your time SIR" he advised, you
must have important matters TO settle You're
quite private here and no one shall disturb
YOU except through me. sir"
The right man in the right place reflected
the gratified Beavers, "I'Il remember him
before 20"