The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-04

fEopyrf9ht. 1Soo. ~ 0arreH r. Derviss.)
1.-THE DETECTIVE OF SCIENCE.
HE morning Of my arrivas at
49, Grand Teton station on my re-
turn from the East, Andrew Hail
~ met ne with warm greeting.
n have been anxiousiy expeet-
inE you" NJ said. FOR have mads some
progress toward solving the grea. mys-
tsSy. have not yet reached conclu-
sion. but I HOPE soon 70 let you into
the entire eootet IN In meantime. you
can I'D ne with your ecmpanionship, u
The mob. this place has been mighty
lonesome The Grand Teton ia q spot
that peSp3e who have no particular bust
ness - here carefully avoid, en- on
spsakiNs terms With Or. 8yx. and occa-
sionAiiy. when there II party TO be
shown GROUND. viait his works and
rdhe the best possible use OF my eyes.
Capt. Carter. Of the military Ii capital
friiew, snd ] iiks to heas his stories OF
tho war In Lanon forty years ago but !
want eonebody to whom can occasicn-
HliY c0nhdo Things. ana 20 you are as well
como - moonlight In harves. time"
TIA ne eoMethins about that wonder
MI Aeht win the msb DID you see TT"
nssnSss 70 Is WIN. '1 vas = as ~sn !, 4F p.
catsIio, and I hurried up hsrs to warn
tho soldisrA but uufortunaseiy came too
lsse. Flndtna the military cooped up in
the guard house and ths mob masters
81 the eltuettcr. I kept opt Of sight on
tho side Of the Teton and watched the
rrxs With my binocular. think there
was vesy little Of the spectacle that I
what q the mystsrious force tina, ths
d,etcv smpioysd 70 sweep on the assaii-
"os COURSE cart, s.onrssv. asssessaon
.hat syx turned Msoitsns Affsmklum fron,
~ nsrnaes irto Z Eos2esps ana SPRAYED
the enemy. with n ridiculous. But IL Il
much eaSoer 70 diamiss Carter's theory
shsn T. substisuts better ons. 4 saw the
doctor on the roof with I gang OF hlack
workmen, and ! noticed the nash OF pol-
ishcd metal turned rapidly this way ana
fnat, but there was soma intervening OBJ
s'acle which prevented M from xettins
? sood visw Of the mechanism employed
u essssiniy bore no resemblance to . hose
Pipe. or anything of that kind No sman-
alton was visible from the machine. but
y was Supplying 10 see the mob melt
down"
How about the coating Of the bodies
with arsemisium,''
'TherS you are back on thu hosepips
again." laughed Hall "But. to tell Won
the truth, ia rather BE excused from ex
pressing ar opinion on that operation IN
''''"'tN"'" FsN@ef'- It38itik JUST al present.
I've thu ghost OF an idea what II means.
hut let me test my theory little before
J formulste H. In the meanwhile. won.
you take stroll with me,"
Certainly; nothing could please mo
better" replied (which way shall We
Coz
ITO the top OF the Grand Teton"
WHAT ara you seized with the mount.
AIN climbing feyerY''
mot exactly. bat have a particular
reason for Wishing 70 tshs look from
that pinnacle"
Il suppose Won know that real aper OF
the PEAK has never been sroddsn BY n, an.
II 40 know II. hut II Is Just that nper
that ! am determined 10 have under nv
feet Tor ten minutes The failure OF eth
ers ID no Nxkument Tor as
Just a. you say" rejoinsd hut
euppoee there Il no indiscrssion m ask-
Ing whether this little climb has any re-
lsilon 20 the mystery"
III u Aidn't have an important relation