The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-09


That, being guilty of The crime Wit,
which the woman he loved WAS charged
he ba5 ,ot oo,,a for,,.,r7 sn1 Inv. p,9t-
-. ~,
IFS 4 confession OF ms deed freed ne
from a terrihle accusation. Was Pc
fectly eXplainable to Mackworth. NJ
doubt Bostock. knowing she was no.
s,,,It,, fa,+ os-,,,aa mo, i, l++tls ,,.l,n.
-,
~ "ooi" ne. "iHsS pe'
" proved. Wnlle ne renamed free a1c
unsuspectcd. a d~eciaiatlon OF the par
ne a plaNed might be wholly unnec-
essafy 10 the restoratloil OF her Eood
name, While II Would certainly imperil
ms noeHtY, II not his HE.
ihat Il mar 50 stald IN character, SO
sehSe III manner could perpetrate
sucn a crime Was not unreasonable to
suppose, When II was considered mat
me piacld exterior OF many ltdlNiduais
y nut me olieet OF constant control over
s.ions trHotiohs; ehaotlonS mat IN mo-
NieltS OF vehement passion ana under
"REMINISCENCES mat eirage. fil$ aside
me cnrp Whlcn has long bound them
ma assert themselves with un:e-
sSaliee Slrehsth
mar hQstocAS was s0eh a nature
qua not doubt. an express
Slon tlat now ana jhen rose to the
sUt.4ge o. me Pubiisher grave face,
=. ilshl mat occasionally CLEANED i n
fnose a5tN eyes; SPOKE OF a strength
iof 5000 OF eNii, 81 q depth where
lnlsht ne hiaden and unsus-
lectea py those WHO deemed they knew
MN oeSt.
10 prove me truth OF these sus-
pseiois. "ileil me eirclihsianees OF the
80 I.iH 5He hatu,e o5 tAe man mace
aeasinie' psSa'pe NiacNNcith desire
az 49, %rsi.'{ 10, sinI Il.s ne n-nlAeaidNs!
set 10y ~ as secret a manner rs MS
~ehueaFofs would allow. iiis first effort
US 10 ,ti5eoNef' ii possible. whether
S'soiise boSloch on leaving Mrs. Dunn
- 80 , house lldl quilted ITS neigh
!o'i.Io4' or where ne actually was at
~ 'iliiI 'le inuf,ief was committed.
LIS ne faiSAt nave been able TO as
yTttti@ti. ~ oH0e mo- ne quesiioAeq the
p~uonSneii pgt mat VAS what Mack
1891 Wlsheo 20 AVOID for the present,
.e2t L,o2toSh' ne vas suspec-
- iilsi1 pe pliced on ms guard, when
,te Wnuld use ms utmost e~ndeaYors to
shelter himself and battle Justice.
BY careful inquiry Mackworth
leaI,ied rom the g k OF the
slai5giou5h foad station, not FAR re-
.ioseu rom MIS- house,
VINO WIS Iafllllaf with Bostock's ap-
pedlalee Us a requent passenger. that
we puolIsnef a arrived at the station
~ VIZ eNtiils IN question about s
O'Clock, but had not been seen again
mere that might OF this the official de-
elaleu hllhseil certain. Nor had the
eaniilei ~ .ne cab ranks.
10 = 'ie eHtife dlstflct Whom Mack
1911 pdtiehtiS n persistently cues
tloned. conveyed from the n%eighbor-
ho2 mat night such a fare as was de-
sITlned TO them. This proved but lit
Nv ~ 4tsell' LOT bostock might have
Maiheu to Herschel mansions, the
ou rls q IN Whicn he rented a fiat.
was therefore, the next 10 be examined,
aliu ilAe .he othefs' with warnings to
i'lesetSe strict secrecy. The man had
no o44i!cu!t? IA remembering the date,
from y trllilAg circumstance which had
nappshea 20 hlmself that evening, and
se"Leu ,Hit MI. bostock had returned
" rs nat snort tihle before / In the
batran, llnie Una mao elapsed
pst"eeh the communal of the murder
~ '.le hou' ne lad entered the man
llois gave am suiilclent leisure TO walk
'ioIi'e,
- 2osslple' however, y a he
ihisilt nave gone straight from HoXton
tpaa 10 one OF his clubs. and have been
49, ",itS Cnc lIaseay was taking
ll"eg .ut ihe most skliifui and secretly
SonHuelsu inquiries made from porters
r ~ M,!tsHs iaiied TO ellcit from them
tt'dt they had seen him during tie night
spsgilttu.
Mhat the inspector a~biolutely wanted
mds PROOF % bostock being in the
.els % OF EoNton road abou the
- sHe IiuIuef was committed. but
ms lof 'he present, was not forth
Vo,,lis.
Mai'sh' me poiceman in whose beat
1871 ipta lay, mad passed Mrs. Dunn
oal.oii > mouse ABOUT an hour before the
o~eeariance OF me tragedy, and had not
seen any l~ndlVidual lettering there, nor
aid ne remember meeting amy foot pas
'enS'Is az Ihae tllne.
MachWorta sat one morning, after
pfeaflast IN the sitting room of his
small house. situated near Kings Cross.
poEaerihS over the case. A chillless
MlaoWer OF % years he lived, so far as
nus cai'ihg would permit. an isolated
eHis,eilce, ms nest TREND and most con-
s.ahe companion helhg an Irish ter
~ i.tiisu 'oha"I' a WHY, rough-coat-
el, true-lcarted beast, whose red eyes.
snort ears n nervous movements be-
eraseo nus swift perceptions II acute
sasaclty' traits that endeared him to
ms muster
y hhoeN AT me street door brought
ohuMll, VINO had been coiled upon the
euslloh OF a chalr, to his feet, While
piesehtiE ms !oud oarks announced that
d stiaaser mad entered the hail. y mo-
,leIt I"teF ana Mackworth's house,
Keeper hanaea him a card, reading the
!atile IN wren, Inc inspector bade hey
SNOW ,ne visitor in, With some sense
OF p~ieaStIaple excitement IL eXpecta-
non MICK worth stood up to greet