The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-18
CHAPTER XIV.
AN INTERRUPTED WEDDING.

IN tho south ms spies III New Ork as
covered little or nothing against the
persons whom they had been charged tn
watch Indeed from the standpoint Of a
detective the actions Of i'll had been
most unmteresting. The usual round of
social affairs. the customary number of
theater or opera parties, the regular aft
cruoon tcas-in fact the ordinary routine
life of the man or woman OF fashion
+, WAS all that could be observed. Yet of
4 course these weeks did not pass without
z any occurrence Of note. The chief one
perhaps was the naming Of the day
{ upon which the wedding Of Mr., Mitchell
and Miss RemScn was to occur. This
was May 3, the very day upon which
MI Barnes would reach New York with
Mr. Nouilly.
Thus fato seemed hurrying on eli
max which was to occur on the wedding
day In New Orleans detective was
seeking evidence upon which he hoped
to convict man Of the heinous crime of
murder while in New York a beautiful
woman was heStoWing her faith upon
this same man, and. with the assistance
Of many fingers, preparing to hcdeck
h'''''' ~ "'"'"i injury ~, HS UD'SN"'
ton Meanwhile the man himself acted
most unooncenedly, He seemed to con
slider himself beyond the risk Of danger,
aud he accepted his happiness as does
one who had honorably earned it,
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~ I"uch 'h'eteSt ~ Vs. ~ '''t i'Si''
u loS' approaching events was 'no cu'
Iio"S Voi'uucs Vi ho'" heniSth "uiluB
.l'S l"rluu. 1t WIZ pe reii'oh'o'reu 'Ilat
mf, haHuo'pll h'u ioS' az opportunity
y. u,''''' ny hil's'"' "uo NAV ~ warn.
"a nv young iady 'e"lhSt AT lhoutet
a. "i'e n.y. w ~ uuS''"' thiN Ail'n "a
""N ''o' II IL ~ po lleSuitleo' Is oliereo
~ tue o"u giving ~ WIN SUM ioea'
however INSTANT ,h't u may pe accept
gu ~ u'o hiS'otlcS " many l'N'A
oyo of similar advico has ovcr hnop re-
ccjyed with acouiescence Indeed il
might also he said thar many nersons
have hecu hnriod INFO o,ch ntbar,s
arms hv tho interformce ~ wiscoc,as
when nerb,,s Il loft IA themselves
thev would have driftod npart AT least
So it seemed in this case
Mr. Tbanrot had heco,ro nat onlv n
constant visitor NJ tbo honso of tbo
Remsens bnt he seo,nod /, Welcome
one He certainly was u most entertain
inc man. and hi. mannors ut,nrlv man.
moacboble He bad Travelled 1ud Not
only had soon the ,yurld INT ma oh-
served il which i another tbiog Tho
result of This was that he had a rppd If
narrative ALWAYS at his di,uo,al and his
conversation was so attractive that h,
easily monopolizcd the attention of
coter;e ot any social gathering Mr.
Randolph noted with growing uueasi.
ness that Dora was always one Of the
group who listened TO these tales What
disturbed him most wa, that after tho
greatest u'i'ou"V Va 'iilio 'pe"' anu vast
eu III s'eAine N'''o i"ri 'i' u'iO'' al
wy INA" O''''''',',' ~ 80 l '"'s 3.
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ile nou no'HinH 'e'lnS' "i An'uio'
eA'ep' It piVJuu'VV' "u' 'u'V pieJuuloo
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nio ,l'at lelio" lilduie' se' in'o 'ilis
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