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Gn c%icnbpmmelia 6labs

l~tnipcrium inotager unegtelig BET
ipenife 2onbifab Saqanb. S firfelig
Senieenbe itaar set UNDER @steborg,
men bpab Sernbmeanli9genoer arl-
gaar unber Malms. @il man tale
meo bsiere Geofommenoe ON Solo.
lager, maa man begioe iig til @ete.
BORG; men ginloer BET Goitlemmelig.
beocr, NJ man opIsge Nalms. S
arigsiager bsrer Saaanb unoer Sell
iingborg, bpor armeforOelingsGefen
Dor; men bill man Ia beore Getf9r.
bigbeb, maa man apeIere til Sonfo'
pings Sperret, ifr. SAL. e"
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Gn SeItefiporeitaurant.

maalet ON biaige SpiieiteOer bar
lGnge bGret br9noenbe / Stodbolm.
s 2i9beo meo Berlin og enoel more
tpife 9per fommer Stofbolm / ben
nprmeite Sremtio til at faa lin fsrIte
ipecielle SeitefjsoreItartrant. Ser ifal
ierperes blot Seitefiso al 3iso, men
forenrigt Silt og Supper. Yriien pr.
Tortion bliper 25--40 Gre meo go.
teter, Melf og @rs6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
Sperise oe SinIano.

Stort iuenif go. Syfslge @eobe.
lelie ira StofboIm bar Oct piit iie, at
aoninl groms' efterIabte Sormiie
nogisr ca. IL Iin. ar., bporfra gaar
s Riaioner 8ieIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

st bcmmelist Spfmment. 2anos-
iefret9ren | 8iborg Gen / SinInno,
9. Studs, p~ifarierertoe for @,tperns.
rem, bar uoferoiset fslgenbe bemme.
Iige Girful9re til Tolitimeitere, 8ro.
nefoeber og 2ensmGnb i 8iborg
Gen:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
Smacm Seffpttclic. : eeeos, ens.

~
InnN, boIotes / forri9e llge en- Som.
greS al Sraoes llniouiIter. Zen Zoe
September peotog 6orinmIingen nG-
item cnitenrmig Ell Heiolution Der no.
taller, at builferIombelit afpigelie ira
Observation-Disclosures bill pGre Ifooe.
lig for ArbeioeritanNen. Zen fom.
nler. beoer set, til at bore oct meltc
al 9prOcrue, iom Brotefttonen oil
mc6isre. 0o9 life blot arbeiberue,
men belle Solicit bill Iioe peo geifut.
tcIic. Gen bill Hiere 2ipSiorusoenbc.
ocrue oprcre, itstte a%apitoIen poa ar.
tei0erucS @%etoltnina og eipe 9nIpo-
ming til itnoige StriSi9beoer nteo an.
ore 2anoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

ON -SsSleIsoneSboeen-, 2e isuSie mia, FaI
leo bare foe bette:
Scr or Iauiefproe uieo Stint al epu
Sra be itRrfe auuoers iiore Sun.
Scr CT naben gIaos for Senners HarHe =
gAaabe BEN. pi bar. % BEN oi facne.
o. eppme. Gnu Claire. @ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

gpauae 7af for SrrmisbOstu. iom De iensts mia
(5seiegssassboasnL Sea tan lite torfsa. hpsr'foes
gt Tan sire en- iaaoau Boa Ill here's aeonHsHttr' %
Slaeei 10 Ct iad binisf Ter. eahoer al Siacefs se'
,eu bRrse ieree otter ben. naar DC me'sHoet u
eubfriptirn for SIaest.
G. ~. 5rtefth Saeser, IA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
Spaiper gmerifa. en- 8

SpgiDer Nmerifa. Tn WtaSiein0-
%panoring bar / bisie Gage funOet
Steo il'SeItre Smdlano, ioet ODER
1000 Spenifamerifanere er perot til.
bage til Siembpgoen og life bar til
&eniist igien at besipe fig til ame.
rita. Gaorlige Sioer / ben npe Ser.
ben ansipes lom @runben til oeres
Sjemreiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
Stpr grano. Sra g~roaresio

Sior Wranb. Sra Yro9reslo !
O'ericp ifrioeS; at er itor &oebruno
u0brsO ser SorsOog oen see Septem.
Der. Gn iriif Sino blGitc, OF SLANT.
mcrne iprcote ii9 til ale aauter. 8pen
bar irtet o%roentligt 9raOuuuien, %
9%eiolfnin8en bar noe al Stano til at
ioa Sltgt meb NOeh Gen ilufreoe
al iia ieIu, oa Ben bouoe iortGret Grr.
Bier ior omfriug en- Miaior Collars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
@ptebOras !Spiifules stnre bar n

Wptcborgs !Sbiifoles StDre bar mn
UNDER 6orltoietnins al, at 9pitpret
goofienoer De al Carnegie frptteoe
getingelier til Jim @ope af $4,000
SIR, beilnttet at oprette @nbreip Gar
negies grofesiorat ! engelif Sprog
og 2~iteratur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
u cpcraoar aid 0nSct", ifripcr Dr.

"Sucrguar aft unSrt", ifripcr Mr.
!. Ncuicm Gope GoIo., / ct &rep
mootagct for en- liO iiOen al 6abri.
foutcn FOR Cr. Gctcr'S &urito. Seq
bar ficnot til Ceres 4}coicin / ier
tuer inn Mar. % icg bru8cr iuaen
ouNeu MCoicin'm, oo 0ena itprfeuSc
GGcUifabcr opcrgaar alt un0et, ri
bar bupt ! Nltiet. 0Iiu Some leo al
Cuapepiia o. blep alocIeS bclbrcoet;
Sn9NommCu bar aI0rtg pcuot tilba9e.
Seq iclu baUoc Riulorm ! ire Nou.
ucNer % ioriratc mart oct enc, mart
oct ulr0ct NitoOeI u0eu minoite Helll.
tat; SDBoomeu blcO itaoig pGrre.
Gu o. en- balm SLATE aurito beuir.
feSe en- iuISitGn0ig SeI6reoelie, oa
III piI iea life BRUCE uoaet onoen
@leoiciu." Spsrg life citer Den paa
A%pOthetet, Zen iGlaes fnn siennem
ipecielt oniatte Sofal.aacnter cler
Oirette ira SobritouteL Or. Seier
6abrnep it2.li4 90. Sopne Abe,
Chicago I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

qcres Hue SsoieIsoassboa bar leo upotaset o.
Gaer Fem iaa name Iaf. SEE ptI mep @i1es anbe'
,al, BEN III ,nsusr 5amilie. ipm suier en- npttis %
sss liosn gr3miebps meo ~5seorab. 9 feu-.
o. @. see Slad pammer. getnH
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
GpOiels0agsbogen.

6soi,Isoiasbcseu bar iss HHcota1et % ie9 uhet 0eh
usmrrfri aoet. Sea iror, bet er ben beohe stSH's
bog. REQ euenu bar faaeI msO Slaoef. % leg tan tn5'
aubeiale ben III aue.
aIfree Oliou. GoIiur, @&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

sspIeIsSaasbcstn muotasst os sisnnsmiset u'ee
Sntercsle. seus uoipr o. 3ucbOIo CT usH9riet
III sIass. Seq UiISs lie mite ben for nssen Sris.
srrs brrmts sosen paa bet beohs anbsfaist 81
bitrttIis Tat.
n. y. cfferbabL. cditou. y. 3af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

Sst fpifcr $1,000 ON Tcgcn al
holoc &erocnsuoitiaingcu i Fl. &oriS
aouc1tOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

7seorabsy onen % Veo sIrnsn
mso Sssielssassboaea iOm Sramis
,rpet suit $f.25; / @nIoinit $f.35.
aoresie:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

ENTJKTD As srooSp Class NsrTER JUMP iSTH 10y
=, ~ Fos1 uTFGcH At ntcoBAH. Iowa INpkE The
yC q CoN6RKesoF MARCB SDIs.a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13

3. AAURDseA, DEBORAH, h.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-13
Mp etaaI.Moofima oa siSima.

ss$ssr " a4a'H u N""ea GMEsSSSH 4oTgE wSEeKTSa' s6 :. EsE$H ss nn sssgs ss Ss4es ooos'H@ y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-09
B1B11orEcA DE <uA DEMooRAo1A,

los treues. Esto no nos con vandrfa,
pQrGue ell treu do las SIS es ell co.
rreo de la preusa de Id mafIana, y
un segundo de retraso ncs har1a
psrdtr Ell vapor.
El mozo de cordel fue envisdo
por delaDGe con la csrga.
Pssaron q trayes de Euston Squa.
re, M M llsou sefIalo la cEsa de
los Linton.
Iii anciano Mr.. Linton era uao
de los hnmbres que inspiraba mas
coufsnza en- la profession. observe.
lPor supuesto, que Sc ssbs perfec-
tamente por que Sc ha evaporadol
M lcho oioi
Ogerou pisadas de caballo detras
de ellos, y On gran cami6n piotado
de rojo, cargado de periodicos. psso
iunto q ellos. A este siguieron otros
muchos.
El expires esperabs en- Ia estaci6n.
El msquinists estsba ocupado en-
pnlir las parties brillantes de 81
smado <csbsllo de aceroz. de Ia
chimenea brotshan nabes de humo,
yun eje cito de obreros meta pa
quotes de periodicos en- los vagOuea
correos. IQ1e psndemoniam aquell
Ell romeo gritar de los homhres, ell
rApido pisar de los caoallos, ell
sonoro mugidn del vapor.
Sucesivamente fQeron llegando
algunos coches con pssaj srO, los
cusles exsminaba Mr. Molson Aten-
tamente.
mo la siguen, murmur6. a1n
cuaud1 empezaoa q sospecnarIol
C0mpro los biiletes fnstal6 &
las fIoras en- IN compsrtimento
de primera.
AsUsted quiIas pr0ferira ir solar
pregunt0 coosid Ade-
mas. % soy fQmador. Ire en- el CO.
che del lado.
El viai. tsrmin6 sin ningdn in-
cidente. y llegaron q Glasgow q las
cuatro J media.
T do hs de ser de prisa y CO.
rriendo, dilo Molson sxcusandose;
pero no hay otro remedio H. an
choriu xarpara dentro Dc horA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-09

slderando ell benehcio que ha logrs.
do listed en- esas relacio1es. -. ST
podemos llamarlas de este modo.
Victor, adn en- medic de 81 cole
ra. qued6 pssmsdo ante tan des-
cortes peroraci6n Mr.. Nelson no
podfa yer al joven nj pintsdo, pues
dos 6 tres veces lie hsbfa derrotsdo
. en- los estrados de iusticia. z era
una cruel contingencta la del vie1o
leiista al ser vencido por IN joven
principiante. Linton habfa coIgado
la toga en- Ia ocasion presente, pero
Mr.. Nelson no olvidabs nj perdo-
naba.
-aQue quiere usted decir. caba-
lleroP mo We usted que estoy an
cioso pr 10 que respecta & miss
CsrringtonP
Mr.. Molson levsnt6 una mano.
@Evi1entemente Sc ha arrepen-
tido de su election N puedo de-
cirle mas sino que debe usted estsr.
le muy sgrAdecido por 10 tocsnte q
su preciosa nina de carbon lGro-
weott no ha tenido un centim0 en-
su vidal Preg6nt sselo usted q el.
81 tiene listed res1ltados, sup0ngo
que devolvera listed esa cantidad.
lBsenos dfssi
Victor Linton sali6 indignado,
sorprendidO y mortificado.
Mr. Nelson uso de su discresi6n
al relatarle q H1da ell resultsdo de
su entrevista.
Como esperaba diio frunciendo
ell entreceio. Mr.. Linton ha estado
en- mi despacho preguntandome por
listed Nads lie he dicho, y ha sail
do lleno de Ira. Estaba demssisdo
ocupAdo para prestarIe mucha sten.
cion He sdoptado IN partido bsio
nj Tesponssbilidad, miss Csrriog-
ton. he tornado pasaie para Mrs
Maxwell y para usted q Nueva
York.
El Anchorid. de Glasgow. sale
mAf1sna Ia seis de la tsrds HE
hecho bienp No es m barco de 3rt-
mers ni de los mas veloces, pero
encontrarA usted suerte de comodi-
dades 81 IL. Una DANA cliente mis,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-09
me ha hsbla1o muy f.vorablemen
g -

me ha hsblaio muy fsvorablemen-
tie del AnchoTta.
LIE he dicho qne por Ell presen
te me conffo eu sus msnos.
-5Asf, pues esta uste1 sstisfe-
cher Eo ese case hemos de partir
maflsn en- el primer tren 80. crao
que q las 5'15. =. muy temprano.
es cierto, pero en- estas circunstsn
cias no es possible escoger. LIS
acompaflare hssta Glasgow. para
dejsrlas instalads- en- ell hosaue.
E fnterrog6 q Hilda con Ia mi
rada
-Lo encuentro todo muy bien,
dtjo Ia jnven con sosiego.
Mr.. M Jlson sac6 de su cartera
varios ospeles para que la joven
los hrmsse, ; en- csmbio lie entrego
billetes y metalico por valor de
quinientss libras.
LIE remitire usted ell dinero
que me pida y por Ell condocto que
me indique. ano sera meior con
ira casas bancsrias? dijo. z lie en-
Ware a ustad una relaci6n sem sual
o meusual de los asuntos de Wood
Croft.
El ssunto qued6 asf convenido, J
POGO 8 NADIA quedsbs cue decir.
Sc dferon ordenes para que fQese
preparsdo IN dessyuno para las
custro y medis de la siguiente ma
mana. las dos muieres Sc retiraron
descsnssr algunss horas.
a In bora sef1alada estaban to-
mando ell deskyuna, y media hors
despues 10 coche de punto sc de
tenfa freute al hotel, apeandose
Mr. Nelson en- trsje de camino.
z aoogado vi0 coz plac.r que
Hllds y su com pafisra Sc encontra-
ban dispuestas. y orden6 que ell
equipsje fuese trasls1ado q la ssta-
ci6n.
La estaci6n esti q IN paso,
observe, y no nos periadicara ir
psssande. z al propio siempo vi
gilsrenos el equipsje yendo detras
Estos dam 81 faderos de hotel &c las
componsn para llegsr siempre me-
do minute antics do u saIida d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-09

La gente que tTsusitaba p0r la
calle, le pareci6 Aitusda detr@s de
ma niebla, y ell rumor de los ca
rrusjes llegabs hssta ella spsgado.
IQ1e estsrfa hsciendo Victor en-
aouel momentoP Otra vez la vision
de la orilla del lsgo apsreci0 ante
sus ojos. La mano de Victor habfa
descargado sobre su padre ell golpe
mortal. A1n este penssmiento pu-
diera haber sido soportsble 81 Sc
hubiese contentado. con contestar
la aggression. \. dpero no habfa AFRO
jado despues al lsgo ell cuerpo de
So padreP IHorriblel IHorribleI La
furia debi6 haberle hecho perder Ell
iu1cio.
La sangre de Hilda psreci6 he
larsele en- las venas. Alto q traves
del belo de lagrimss que cubrfa su
roStro, vi6 y reconocio la flgnrs de
81 prometido en- la acers de enfren-
te. Oruzaba la Gale con rapido pa
so, miranda hacia adelsnte. co
deAndo de tai msnera q los transe
untes, que 6stos sc volvfan prof
riendo 1ndu1ablemete dessgrsda
bles interjeccionea.
-lUn momsnto despues habfa
desapArecidoi Entonces Hilda ex-
tsndt0 sus manos, y luego de mur-
murar: Victor Vfctori. cay6 sin
sentido en- Ell suelo.
ri dfs pareciole interminable a
HI da.
AL anochecer vc vio Mr. Molson
la fonns- E abogs3o psrecia sa-
tisfecho. Habia tenido ma tempes
tuoss entreviSts con Victor Linton
en- la cual hsbia quedsdo duefIo del
campo. Miss Darlington no habfa
estado en- So despacho, habfa dicho
al 1oven, y, 81 hnbiese lido. conside-
raba que no era de 81 incumbencia
tener al corriente a Mr.. Linton de
sus pasos.
-Indudablemsute ella hahra te-
nido buenaS raZones para romper
Ell compromito. habfa sfladido. y
psted no las tiene en- quejarse, con. |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-04-09

A minutes DE EAng JUAN
El metor hotel sn sste china.
ESpl6ndida ventilaci6n, Parque,
Sardines y Kiosco d Ia inglesa.
Kxcslsnte servicio de carRua1sss
Precios modsrados. Sc hacen re-
duccioneg para >Smigias. Alum
hFado el@ctrico moderno.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07
"a SURE CURE"

NJ beg to state that have used three hotties
OF DIR. Picrce's Goldca Medical discovery since
my correspondents with YOU. and find great
Improvement i'll my case" writes Mr.. A. r
Novotny. OF New York. y. Y. Hox I.y-. NJ feel
that am i'll need Of 10 more medical assist
ance. When ! started ~ take Your medicine
I had n regular cousunptive cough. of which
/ was afraid and everybody cautioned and
whatever. Now my condition is changed Gu
tirely: do not cough at all have gained eight
pounds III weight have recovered nv healthy
color. and my appetite is enormous. i eau rec
ommend Your medicine to everybody who my
be III need OF the same, as il is sure cure. no
humbug a. are most other patent medicines,
and Is lar superiOr 10 all similar melicinesn
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07

for Phil Tnllman and his habits and
haunts were as we'll known in Wash
ington rs the figure of Liberty on the
summit of the capitol dome When !!
saw him did not wonder. Never have
! seen more amiable looking man or
one with more absentminded express
sion. TO my query as to whether he
had ever met Mr.. Jeffrey at or near
the entrance Of Rock Creek cemetery
he replied with an amazed look and
the quick response:
"Of course | did. 1t was the very
night that his wife But what's upi
You look excited for detective"
'Come to the morgue and see. This
testimony of yours will prove invalua-
bic to Mr.. Jeffrey"
The result was an absolute proof
that Mr.. Jeffrey had been near Sol
diers' home ~ late as Z. which was
barely fifteen minutes previous to the
hour Mrs. Jcffrc.y's watch was stopped
by her fall in the old house on Waiver
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07
CHAPTER XIV.

u AR. JEFFREY'S examination
and its triumphant cOnclu-
sion created great furOre in
town. What might he ex-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07

She had advised patience. and that was
Ill she could say on the subject all
she would say. as we presently saw.
The coroner introduced fresh topic
What can you tell us about the in
terview you had with your sister prior
To her going out on the night of her
death:"
Very little except that 1t differed en-
tirely from what is generally supposed.
She did not come To my room for con-
vcrsation. but simply to tell me that
she had an engagement. She was In
IN excited mood. but said nothing to
alarm me She even laughed when she
left me. perhaps to put me off my
guard. perhaps because she was no
longer rcSp"nsihlc.'
To LIE CONTINUED.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07

,.,,,.., -. ,..,.,,..
HAl Il 80 ! -He'>'a Ii! -'ei!"'> ''a''- "a''
occurred III lhe Nnorv house IN Ma>hD-,ou. II
:. x....r. I-u,t. u.,il N,.,, ,,,snoc,;vc
" NV '' "'''>'
E"!i. "!""wri ir' II t HHes Acio'- HE stres'.
H. Li,rr Nr.nLl,a Nuolr n u Il OF c.,tite
a., .,.,. ,, i.t.,...,,i,
f'" " ' ~
frames I'ry. \ supposed @i'et VAS found
IAIle .'Sd 3. abe Ia al room hcloc the ceremony
W. !Ai-h o. " Aen ne s'n1N opens. 81 H"H-c
y H-HiA "h ltv, ina nee ldN'd hotii = 'It 'p-
Ice tutte 80 zen ihc:r at hi-hi IA o.
t.,tiA" SO " a. nC4c l'*N-h a." an! II Hfr"
f."m .nc 9, go" COM mos ~ l.t.e r some one
IN tie mouse. ~G.niron.a@ a." ne eG'c.- wh!e
a, e DIV tc.iic- VITA ~ own nome ana
h"-.u- r.s' ~ 'He ot1"n. Inc "e'e,'iFe hh.S
the body oi w":Hau "n 'ne hoo'.in from "i 4
settle " l. On 'iao .'i"E'" p"i; II rtVN ono ne
dies. s'o' - a'it,h"u 20 hei - ny u no,
bon. IA d"'cc''ve sos VIVA | ne'e pasld
m" Ter w. 'I"i 'he "h'siuc touciuo'S
INA IN r. = SOME Que IN Toe h"use Suihii""'
'"@ a'". II" rn'e'e. whilr L Ne" Dd''u 'e'Tr-
"d"'H Ia own dome "u" IT, 10 P'"y'o- &c
"r-"n / ne Goi'c'''r mus nc "odi % = we m"n
on the moo - ron o. he'''" w"''h MS
r"N'd j." | ~ f''' ohs i"-cdf>' - P'e'o' y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07

th"s" groceries were delivered and that
this person -;Ive a great start when
the boy shouted out. The candles there
We're bought by Mr.. Jeffrey" and hur-
ricd over to the table and handled the
packages, although Chloe Gid not see
her carry any Of them away.
And who was this person."
Miss Tuttlc"
When the murmur which had hailed
this startling turn in the inquiry had
subsidized the coroner drew Il deep
breath and, with an uneasy glance at
the jury. who. 10 man. seemed TO
wish themselves we'll out OF this job.
he dismissed the cook and summoned
a fresh Witness
Her nam0 made the people stare.
Miss Nixon"
Miss Nixon. That was q name well
known In Washington: almost as well
known as that of Uncle David or even
Of Mr. Tallman. What could this
quaint and characteristic little body
have To do with this case of doubtful
suicide: \ word will explain. She
was the person who on the day before
had made THAI loud exclamation when
the box containing the ribbon and the
pistol had been disclosed 10 the jury.
AS her fussy little figure came for
ward some nudged and some laughed.
possibly because her bonnet was not
of this years style, possibly because
her manner was peculiar and as full
of oddities as her attire But they did
not laugh long, for the little lady's look
was appealing. If not distressed. The
fact that she was generally known to
possess one of the largest bank ac-
counts in the District made any mark
ed show of disrespect toward her n
matter of poor Judgment, If not Of
questionable taste.
The box In the corOner's hand pre-
pared us for what was before us. AS
he opened 1t and disclosed again the
dainty white bow which. as have be-
fore said, was Of rather fantastic
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-10-07
THE DOCTOR WAS WRONG,

"When commenced taking your medicines,
eighteen months ago. my health was completely
broken down" writes Mrs. Cora L. Sunderland,
Of Chaneyvil!e, Calvert Co. Nd. "At times
could not even walk across the room without
pains in my chest The doctor who attended
me said had lung trouble and that l would
never be well again. At last concluded to try
Dr.. Pierce's medicines. l bought q bottle Of
Golden Medical Discovery took it, and soon
commenced to feel a little better, then YOU
directed me to take both the Golden Medical
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could tell If only could remember his
name" Suddenly, with q loud cry
(which escaped him involuntarily, he
gave a gurgling laugh. and we heard
the name 'Tallmanw leap from his
lips.
The witness had at last remembered
whom he had met at the cemetery
gate at the hour or near the hour his
wife lay dying in the lower part Of
the city.
The effect was electrical. One Of the
spectators-some country boor, no
doubt-sO far forgot himself rs to cry
out loud enough for all to hear:
"Tallman: Let US have Tallmanv'
OF course he met with an instant re-
buke, but did not wait to hear 1t or
to see order restored, for glance from
the coroner had already sent me to the
door In search Of this new witness.
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DO not know why the coroner had
SOlong delayed to caX this witness.

DO not know why the coroner had
sOlOng delayed to caN this witness.
; What he said was in the way Of
confirming the last witness teSti-
mony as to his having been at the
Moore house on Tuesday evening. Mr..
Moore. who was very particular as to
dates and days. admitted that the light
which he had seen in u certain window
of his ancestral home on the evening
the repetition Of one he had detected
there the evening before. 1t was this
repetition which alarmed him and
caused him to break through all his
usual habits and leave his home at
light to notify the police.
The coroner asked him il he had seen
Mr.. jeffrey go in on the night in ques-
ton; II he had ever seen any one go In
there since the wedding, or even IL he
had seen any one lettering about the
steps or sneaking into the rear yard.
But the answer was always no; these
same noes growing more and more en-
phatic, and the gentleman more and
AAOAC AAu OASu4ncu us AuC
examination went on. In fact, he was
as unassailnble a witness us I have
ever heard testify before any jury.
Beyond the fact already mentioned of
his having observed a light in the Oppo-
site house on the two evenings in Ques-
ton he admitted nothing. His life in
the little cottage was SO engrossing, he
had his organ, his dog, why should he
look out Of the window? Had it not
been for his usual habit Of letting his
dog run the pavements for quarter of
an hour before finally locking up for
the night he would not have seen as
much as he did.
Have you any stated hour for do
ing this" the coroner now asked.
Yes: half past o."
And was this the hour when you
saw that light"
Yes; both times"
AS he had appeared at the station
house at a few minutes before 10, he
was probably correct In this statement.
He wound up with such a distinct
repetition of his former emphatic as
sertion as to the presence Of light in
the old house on Tuesday rs well as
Wednesday evening that Mr.. Jeffrey's
testimony in this regard received de-
cided confirmation. looked to see
some open recognition Of this, when
suddenly and with a persistence I'M
derstoOd only by the police the coro-
ner recalled Mr.. Jeffrey and asked him
what proof he had to offer that his
visit Of Tuesday had not been repeated
the next night and that he was not in
the building when that fatal trigger
was pulled.
At this leading question q lawyer
sitting near me edged himself forward
as II he hoped for some sign from Mr..
Jeffrey which would warrant him in
interfering. But Mr.. Jeffrey gave no
such sign. I doubt If he even noticed
this mans proximity. though he knew
him we'll and had often employed him
as his legal adviser in times gone by.
He was evidently exerting himself to
recall the name which so persistently
eluded his memory, putting his hand to
his head and showing the utmost con-
fusion.
Il cannot give you one" he finally
stammered. There is q man who
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ley avenue. AS the distance between
the two places could not be compassed
in that time. Mr.. Jeffrey's alibi could
be regarded as established.
When we were all rising, glad Of an
adjournment which restored free
movement and an open interchange Of
speech, a sudden check in the general
rush called our attention back to Mr..
Jeffrey. He was standing facing Miss
Tuttle. who had tainted away, sitting
upright in her chair.