The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-17

gether; once gone long Time This
was just before " Nj. left school for
good. Date same as that on which a
marriage occurred In town twenty
miles distant. Bride. Antolnette Moore;
groom. w. Pfclffer Of Denver; witness,
young girl with red hair. Schoolmate
had red hair. Had v. Nj. middle In
itial, and was that initial Ar"
We all looked at each other. This
Inst question was one none Of us could
answer.
go for Mr.. jeffrey ut once" ordered
the major. land let another one Of you
bring Miss futile. No word to either
Of what has occurred and no hint OF
their possible meeting here"
1t fell to me to fetch Miss futile.
was glad of this. as It gave me few
minutes by myself In which to COM
| pose my mind and adjust my thoughts
| 70 the new conditions opened up by
the amazing facts which had just come
to light But beyond the fact that Mrs.
jeffrey had been answerable FOR the
death which had occurred In the libra
ry at the time Of her marriage-that, In
the words OF the district attorney, abe
i Ind come to her husband with blood on
her hands-my thoughts would not go.
Confusion followed the least attempt,
to settle the vital question of how Tar
| Miss Tuttle and Mr.. jeffrey had been
, involved In the earlier crime ana what
the coming interview with these two
would add to our present knowledge.
, In my anxiety to have this question nm
| swered FASTENED my steps and was
+ soon at the door Of Miss Tuttle's pres
n ent dwelling place.
a I doubt II she noticed my agitation.
She was too much swayed by her own.
" Advancing upon me In nll the uncon-
q scious pride of her great beauty. she
( TREMENDOUSLY remarked:
10 "You have message for me. Ia 1t
,e from headquarters. or hos the districi
10 attorney still more questions to ask?'
II 81 have q much more trying GRAND
than that" l FASTENED to say. will
n some idea of preparing her for an ex
81 perIence that could not fail to be one
q Of exceptional trial. "For reasons
III which will be explained to you BY
xt those In greater authority than mysel
II you nre wanted at the house where
va where could not help stammerinl
I under the light of her melancholy eye
to --"where l saw you once before"
IN lamely concluded
on "The house In Waverley avenuef
IN she objected wildly. with the first sign
vs. of positive terror had ever beheld !
her.
,ot l nodded, dropping my eyes. WIFI
call had to penetrate the conscience
ly this woman?
md "Are they there--all there?' she pre-
entity asked again THE police and
ne. and Mr.. Jeffreyw
ly. MADAM | respectfully proteste
ed my duty is limited to conducting "
,ly 70 the place named. A carriage Is wa
Ter ing. May | beg that you will prepa
yourself to go at once to Wnverley nv
led nueT'
hin For answer she subjected me to
md long and earnest look which found
leld impossible to evade. Then she haste
wly en- from the room, but with very I
he'd steady steps.
When she returned ready for her II
!. n this change in her spirits was. less
By servable, aud by the time we b
reached the house in Wayerley ayen
tile she had SO far regsined her old coura
,ee, AS TO move and speak with the cai
him. ness of despair If not of mentai ser'
his ity.-
ITO RE cONTJSUrn.1