The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-09-13


% y here he cannot be readily
ound.'
..te Of the body after the work is
one" r. 49, -
.aaon in the old conduit. You.
n uuv the conduit still exists there,
nJ probably in some places between
hSra : and the river it is perfect, but
lSr the building it is all in ruins.
n, body can be hidden SO far in
III no stencil can come from it in
p~mer time even to those in the
sult itself. So, you see, that IS
|ssy."
,nce-say tonight" =,
"Tomorrow night, my lord, will
q as well, for | am engaged to-
light" :, ;. !,
;cbt But, mind, this is settled.
FSere is no more question about
Ms affair. When ! see you again, |
INST YOU will have no reason to Of
pr WHY Ruric Newell has not been
isposed of.
@You need have no fears on that
cad. my lord. You may consider
hat the gunmaker is dead"
"Rightl So let it be-"
And thus did the wicked duke dis
bose Of Ruric Newell.
Again Olga took a turn across the
DOM, and when he stopped there
vas dark cloud upon his brow.
"Savotano," he said, there is one
nore man whom I ct least would be
lssured is not in my way. l mean
hat Internal monk"
81 saw him this morning, my
ord, and l am sure he is watching
he. And he is not alone. He has
theirs with him. | have been fol
owed, and one of my men-the ont
tho entrapped Nevel-told me no
Two hours ago that he knew hi
teps had been followed"
@And do you think this monk i
t the bottom of it?" asked tn
uke, with some uneasiness.
81 know it, for | have seen hin
hen | knew he was watching me-
"Then why have you not got hin
hut of the way?'
"Ahal" uttered the priest, with
dubious shake of the head. "W
kannot always do as we would. Blu
be shall not live long, if | can hel
him off, and | think the opportunit
pay offer itself"
aHe is a bold fellow. Why,
ound him only yesterday in my ow
balace = in the chamber Of tn
|ountess."
"Hal And could you not hay
disposed of him then?"
aNot well. 1t was in broad da,
Ind people were about. But if
patch him here again my sword sha
fAhis heart. | have given him /
gal warming. But" continued Il
duke after some further though
you must be careful in your des
ings with him. He may have sor
organized band always about him.
q will be caught in no trap"
turned the priest confidently. 81
shall find that / can be as keen
be can. But it is very strange
"What is stranger" asked OIL
starting, for he, too, had been thir
ing of very strange thing.
"Why, that this black mo
should turn up here in Moscow
suddenly and commence, the fl
thing, to dog my footsteps and ha
. about your palace"
"Aye," responded Olga, sand
anne thought was in my mind WI
you spoke. But never mind;
"ii Hol eoCdpe lue IL NC PiCouL
much more. By heavens, they ST
know that the Duke of Tula is
to be trifed with. There is but I
power in Moscow above mine, {
that is the emperor himself, an
may say that even he is not alb
me. He cannot get along with
me. Does anything turn up to P
lle him, he sends straightway
me-"
Then use your power for y
own good, my lord"
81 will. Fear not for me on t
score"
At this juncture the priest al
to take his leave.
"You have your instruction
said Olga.
VI remember them well, my Il
and they shall be carried out to
letter."
And when done let me know.
"l will obey"
And once more the missha
priest was in the street and the d
was alone.