The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-06-10


Detroit. Mich.
Paul C. shuh * Sons, Special
Agents.
aud ran down STAIRS ana out OF tne
house.
Il was right. thought Mr.. Mitchell
us he sat down once more.
Lucette hurried across to Broadway
and Went into the district telegraph Of
flee at the corner Hastily scribbling d
few lines on blank, she asked for
boy, and gave HIM a coin with the IN
struction to 'hurry. She then went
down to Madison square and waited
there was about to write, patiently
but really the word would not apply
She sat on bench, jumped up in less
than five minutes, walked about for
awhile, and then sat down again, re-
peating this over and over, till it was
plain that she was in bad humor--a
very bad humor.
At last she saw Il MIN approaching her
and hurried to meet him.
1t was Mr.. Barnes He too. looked
excited.
"Woll,what isit? Why are You here?"
he asked
Il am discharged
Discharged? Why"
Il don't know why, but that devil
Mitchell is at the bottom Of it. He lock
ed me up for two hours this morning,
and then told me Miss Romsen would
not need mo any further / felt like
scratching his eyes ont. " She then told
tho story to the detective, winding NJ
with: From what did catch Of their
conversation last night | think he has
made a conddaut of his sweetheart He
asked her to help him, and inst as ho
was about to tell her what to do some
how he saw me and closed up like
clam think now it had something 20
do with the child. "
BY heaven, you are right | see it
all HAD just returned from that house
when | got your note and came up here
| went TO tho school this morning pre-
tending that wished to place a child
there. Then, after awhile, | asked it
my friend Mr. Mitchels daughter Rose
was not at the school Yes, replied the
woman in charge, but She has just left
us Left you, said [ whonY About
ten minutes ago Her mother called for
her iii carriage and took her away
Don't you see, whilo you Were locked
in that room, Miss Remson went down
AMI removed the child "
But Miss Remseu is not her moth
err"
No. stupid Haven't you any sense
left at all? Are you going 70 he a bun
glor all your life? This comes Of you
disohedienee. You let Mitchell see you
in the elevated train, and now you lind
out how smart yen We're
Nonsense; he neyer recognized me
He did was a fool to trust such
an important matter to a woman
ooh, were you? Well, that womn is
not such fool as you Hink have
that button back
"Ah Good How did you manage
it,"
"They all went TO the thoater last
night, and just hunted through Miss
Remsen'S things till / found it, in one
Of her jewel cases Here it is. Saying
which she handed TO the detective the
cameo button which he had found in
the room where. the murder had been
committed He saw that it was the
same. and was somewhat comforted TO
have it back
"Has Mr. Mitchell made Miss Rem
sen any present lately" he asked
"Yes, he gave her a mugniticcutruby
last night Miss Rcmson told me that
it is worth fortune, and it looks it, "
How was it set:'
"it's made intoa pin to be worn il
the hair -
"Well, have no further use for you
at present Go home, and be sure you
keep a still tongue in your head You
have done enough mischief already.
Haven't / done any soodt / think
you are very mean
"Yes, you have done some good, But
you will find that in this world one
failure counts against three successes
Remember that
ITO lie Continued)