The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-17


man left Rto. ana I then heard a
great deal Hhoui him that 1 had not
previously known. Ito Was man OF
tho qtsrereat anteeeaent. partly in-
dian. partly Italian. lie had spent
many years % nts life amongst the
Indians. 1 heard also that no was
a. cruel Ms he was clever, and poaa
nuaned some wonderful secrets of
poisoning unknown 10 the west. a
thought a great deal about this. for
l knew that by signing that doou-
meDt | had placed the lives OF my
two sisters between him ana for
tune. | came Ga Para six weeks ago.
only 60 learn that enc of my eiatoraI
was married ana that both had gone
20 England. III as / was. deter
mined 10 follow them IN order to
warn them. also wanted 90 ar
range matters with you. Mr.. sciby."
zone moment sir" l hruke In.
suddenly. do you happen Go be
aware n this man. Jose Aranio
knew a woman calling herself Mime.
| Sara p
KNEW herr" cried SILVA. Very
we'll iuded. and SO. for that mat
/ Ter. did / AnnJo and Mime. sara
were the best friends and constant.
~ met. She called herself profess
nianal beautifler-wa very hand
some. ana had secrets for the pur-
suing Of her trade unknown even TO
/ Amnio."
Good heaYensi" I cried. and the
/ wuman - noW IN London. She re=
/ turned here with Mrs. Heiby and
/ Miss Dallas Faith was very much
| influenced by her. and was con-.
ntaully with her There Il no doubt
IA my mind that she - guilty. |
have suspected her fof some time.
but could not nnI a motive. Now
the motive appears. You surely can
have her affvHtedf'
| vaudeteur made no reply, lie gave
me a strange lock. then he turned 10
avlhy.
Has your wife also consulted
Nine. SARA" be asked. sharply
Yes she vent 60 her once about
her terth. bat has not been g. the
shop aluaa Edithh death. begged
uf her not 60 see tho woman and
she promised me faithfully she
would not do So
"ftaa abe any medicines OF lotions
given 20 her by Aims. sara does she
follow any iiuc 81 treatment advised
by .beFT.
/ No. / am certain on that point =
! Very we'll Witl see your wife
tonight IN order 20 ask her some
questions You must both leave
town at once. CO 10 your country
house and settle there. l am quite
serious when l say that AIRS. Eelhy
Is In the utmost possible danger un-
60 after the death of her brother.
We must leave you now. At silva.
al business affairs must SHit for
the present Il IL absolutely n~ess-
sary that Mrs. seiby should leave
London AT once. Good night. ctr.
shall give myself the pleasure Of
calling GA you tomorrow mora
| ING"
We teak leave of the sick man As
soon ar we not iufo the street Van
| dclnuf sfopTed.
4 must ipavs Il TO you srlhy." he
hnid. to inaxe how mneh Of this
/ matter you VIII toll TO your wife.
I Wer. you I would explain every
thing. The tine for immediate ae-
ton has arrived. and she IL brave
and sensible woman. frusm thlH mo-
I ment you must watch ali tho foods
aud liquids that she takea. She must
never been cut of your sight Or out
81 the sight ~ nofns other truat-
4 worthy companion"
| 4 shall. Of cuurne. watch ny n 10
| myself. said Seiby. '1lut the thing
IL enough % drive enc mad"
= viii so with you 70 the country.
selbY.~ I cried suddenly
All" cried Naudeleur. that IL
ths best thing possible. and what
wanted 10 propose. 60. all Of yoa.
By an enfiy train tomorrow
Then wlii be off horne At once.
TO make arrangements" I said 4
viii meet yoa. s@lbF. At Waterloo
fos the flrsi train to Craaamoof to-
/ morrow"
As I was turning away vandci~nr
caught my arm
Il arm Kiaa you arr going with
| then.~ he said. I shall writ. 20
you tonight reinstrueiiona. Never
be without loaded revolver Good
might"
by SIS the next morning aeiby.
his wife and I we're IN a reserved.