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New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
PLANS FOR ENGINEERS CLUB FILED

Plans have been fled with Buildings Supernten-
dent Hopper for the new clubhouse to be built at
Nos. 80 and "a West Fortieth-st for the Engineers
Club of which W. H Fletcher is president The
present home of the club is No. S4 Ffth-ave 1t is
TO be q thirteen story freproof building with
frontage of 80 feet In Fortieth-st. and extending
back 1914 feet Thirtyninth-st.. which it will
front % feet.
The building will be OF Colonial design, with a
FACADE OF brick with marble trimmings, and orna-
mented at the fourth and twelfth stories with
decorative cornces supported by pilasters and en-
gagged columns. 1t is to be fitted with broad stair
cases. and will be also provided with two passenger
elevators and a separate freight elevator. On the
main floor there will be reception paror for yis-
itors and cafe in the rear Of the parlor The
main clUbroom viii be the second floor, opening
off the library. The third story VIII contain the
billiard and card rooms, and also the committee
and board rooms. The fourth to the ninth floor. in
elusive, will be fitted sleeping apartments for
the club members and on the tenth story will be
the assembly hall with two private dining rooms
adjoining. The eleventh story viii contain a large
banquet hall, with kitchen and serving room on
the twelfth floor The roof Will have both COW
cred and open summer garden The building is
TO cost S500000. The architects are Whitfield &
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
FILIPINOS KILL NINE.
officers Wounded and ConStabuIaru
Dead from Fight IN Samar.

washington. Jan. 16.-LIeutenant General
Chaffee to-day received cable message from
General CorDin, commanding the Philippine divi-
sion at Manila, saying that he has received the
following dispatch from Brgadier General Car
ter commanding the Department of the Visa
vas, dated Tacloban. January IA:
Lieutenant Avery, one Philippine scout and
two native employees were wounded IN action at
Dolores River January 10. Private Austin, hos
pifal coTps was wounded, and nine constabulary
were killed IN action near Maslog, Samar. Janu-
ary s. Lieutenant Avery and Private Austin
arrived here to-day.
The officer referred 10 in the above dispatch IS
First Lieutenant Morton L. Avery. Of the Philip
pine scouLs-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
HOSPITAL TO HAVE SUN PARLoRs.

Plans have been filed with Buildings superintend-
ent Hopper for nine-story lreproof building,
to be erected at No 2S to 216 East Sixtyfourth-st
for the Manhattan Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital,
Of which John Sinclair is president, and whose
present home IS at No 102 Park-ave. 1t is to have
frontage of LIS feet and depth of 100 feet. with
wings fitted with parlors at each of the nine
stories, and having exterior FIRE staircaSe5. The
building is have a facade of ornamental brick,
with trimmings OF stone and terra Gotta The cost
& SAWYER.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Notice of Summons.


SUPRLMG COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New York. County of New York-Enenor Mec,arab,p
Plaintiff. John Sheridan. individually and az sdTn
straor Of the goods, chatels credits OF E,iiza
Heay, deceased: Patrick James Sheridan: FIizabsf5
Gunst; Daniel Oroole Adelaide O'TooIe, and FrsnE
OToole, father Of said Daniel AdeIaids O.16oia
Philip Sheridan Bella Sheridan Arthur r. Sheridan Eic6
ard sheridan Mary Sheridan and Sheridan Senior
thr mother OF said Philip, Bella Arthur Richard n and
Mary sheridan: Mary E Sheridan Dorothy She
idan and Eliza orools sheridan OF said Mary
K. and Frances Dorothy Sheridan; Thomas Kiernan.
Michael kternan, Ann Kiernan. Michael Kiernan,
Senior father OF said Thomas Michael
Defendsats.-Sunrmons, the above Defsndants
and each Of them; You hereby sumu.oned
the complaint In this action. and copy
answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days
after the service of this summons exclusive OF
OF service. and in your TO appear or
answer. Judgment will be taken against default
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated November 3. 1904.
MICHAEL ]. JOYCE. Attorney for Pleintin,
Postofnce Address. No. 49-5f Chambers Street Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City OF New York
To the foregoing Defendants Michael Kternan Senior
and FIsrnan: foregoing upon
you publication pursuant order 81 David
LAventrt OF the Supreme Court OF the
York December 3O 1894. and filed the
complaint OF the Clerk the County
County Court House, IN the Borough OF
Manhattan City of New York. December 81. 1904
Dated New York. December 81 1904
MICHAEL. J. JOYCE. Plaintiffs Attorney. ONCE
Postofic Address 81 Chambers Street Borough
~ MaaNattan city of New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
CITY SELLS cEDAR-sT. PARCEL.

At the New-York Real Estate Salesrooms Bryan
l. Kennedy yesterday sold for the city the fire
CINE house at No 100 Cedar-st.. in the Of the
Boreel Building. The only bidder. the No. III
Broadway Company. owners of the Trinity Build
ing paid Sl25 COO the upset price. The site com
prses about one-haf of city lot. To replace this
the city recently bought No. ll3 IAberty-st, full
lot for the same pTice The purchase of the
Cedar-st. plot brings step nearer the proposed
scheme to add the small block bounded by Temple,
Thames and Cedar SITS. to the BOreel Building site.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
A SNreverr. nrchitsnt

A Meyers. architect Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
134th-st. s g. 40 II Amsterdan-ave: FIVE
Levy owners: Giasser Ebsrt archiiects. 17sOoo
14Sth-st n 8, 275 east n II two five
story brick hathouses, 81 6Ks7 II: A Cohen.
err @ T Pelham architect .,.,...........,.... 10000
i03d-st. 100 fl of 2d-ave for six six story
Bernstein Bernstein architeots. 100000
i0eth-st. 6. 275 n Of Broadway: a six
story brick hathcuse. 50xsT. 10: KIeinfeld &
g-esberg, f Stern. architect 62o00
eth-ave and I4Sth h-st, six
brick hathouse and stores 90 iIx00 A Silver
son, owner; G r Pelham, architect 60000
l4Sth-st, S. 100 II east Of Sth-ave: for two FIVE
story brick hathouses. 376xs7. II; A Silverson,
owner 9 T Pelham architect ................ T800
o4th-st. No 2os 70 21s East for nine story
brick hospital. lis 7xt00.5; Manhattan Eye Ear
architects ................. 100000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
MARKET FOUND FOR LoRILLARD HOUSE

Henry o. Havemeyer has sold the old Pierre
Lorilard house. at the northeast corner of Thirty
sxth-st and FIfth-ave, four story building. It
is a plot fronting $50 feet IN the avenue and 147
feet In the street The deal has not been confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
SurrOgetes Notices.

MOORE, GEORGE BIN PURSUANCE OF
A an order Of Hon. Frank 7. Fitzgerald a SurTogsts
OF ths County notice hereby given all
persons having claims against George B. Moore late Of
the County York. deceased. present
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber his place u
No. a.: broadway. Borough tt Aanhaas ,lt. N~S
York. befoIt the iith ,say OK March. taud.
Dated. New York, 18th day OF September, lJO4
SAMUEL ZUGkER Executor
ARTHUR N. sLOMON. attorney 302 Broad
Manhattan. Nav York City
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Proposals.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = SEALED
~ proposals suitably endorsed envelope for Construc
ton Heating. Plumbing, Electric Light Wiring
ures. and Gas Piping Tor state armory at Flushing
Tuesday. the 18th day February 1905
Board OF ArIuory Commissioners Capt
ol Albany Y, when the bids will be opened and read
publicly Drawings specifications may be Consulted
ana blank forms OF proposal obtained Armory OF
the Separate COMPANY Flushing York or
by application TO O. l. Helms State Architect in the
the lowest responsible bidders unless he b
or funds available in vvhcb
case the right to reject all bids Is reserved.
CHARLES F. ROE. Major-General
NELSON II. HENRY, Adtutant- General, S. y Y
JAMES McLEER Brig-Gen'l. End Brigace N O. n Y
Armory
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
sPRINe-sT. PLOT REPORTED SOLD.

The jenkins estate is reported TO have sold plot
5Ox7e feet on which are old buildings. at the south
west corner of Spring and Elm SITS. The plot face
the Spring-st. subway station.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
BROADWAY PARCEL CHANGES HANDS.

w. Hamilton Mcbride OF Ames & CO.'S office. has
sold to Hogenauer & Wesslau the northeast corner
Of Broadway and ne-hundred-and-seventy ninth
st. 76Sx9S.5x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Tr1nitvave, northwest OF One-hundred-and-
tyfOurthst two I'VE story brick houses 5Ox
S. and 20 feet John Boyiand owner; Harry r Howell
architect. $4,000
Jerofne-hve west side. s0B feet south Of Burnside
80 lsNe5s feet: Mary J. Frederick J. Vreeand
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
REAL ESTATE.

A sSoo,oo0 ST. NIcHoLAs-AvE. DEAL.
The United Owners Realty Company has sold the
story ara basement modern apartment build
ing. IooxlOO feet. on the northwest corner OF ST
Nicholas-ave. and One-hundred and twenty-ntlh-
ST, for the NJ. Mccormack Construction company,
to Alberto de VerasteguL The consideration was
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

~ ceived a the Office OF L.ight-House Engineer
Tompktnsville. y. Y. until p NJ Feb 3 Ioo5
and then opened furnishing material and abo,
necessary the erection completion OF the coal
Shed. Light-House Depot Tompknsyile. ". Y In a.
cordance with specifications topics which with blank
proposals and other information upon appl
cation 10 Lieut. Col. VIM. T. ROSSEIL. Corna of E.r
etnesrs u. s. a. Engineer
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
BUYS A CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE.

F. De r. wissmann has sold to Amedee D. Moran
No "a East Eighty -frst-st.. four story dwelling
house. on a plot 2Ox1O22 feet. F. & G. Pfomm Were
the brokers in the sale
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

22d-st. Nos al and 44s East; for six story
brick hathouss. 45xs7.l0; II Wallace oWnert
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended Steamship saH,nEs from Japan
China and Philippine Islands.
Empress Of Jap.Jar. o. r. NJ. s.. Tartar. Mar 6
R. Il s. Athenian. Feb. 81 Empress of India. 20
Empress China Feb. 20 Empress OF Japan. 10
Hawaii FIJI Islands Australia Zealand
Mowera g. 1905 lMoana. ........Mar g. 1905
For rates and information apply and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

NEW AOkA OEE1CEs S4S 0IA Ave
Waters baths hotels and suSroundiuEs roWhsrs
equslIed. rheumatism. and diseases cured
Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus. New parof-
Gof livery and outdoor pastimes. Compartment sleeper
leaves New York ASS P. N. Tuesdays. Thursdays anu
Saturdays and arrives Springs $50 A ~ EXCLUSION
tickets at c. & O. Office S62 Broadway. ard oces Psna-
sylvania r. R.
FRED sTERRY Manager. Hot Springs. Va
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
TICKETS ALI. CLASSES, TO.
TEXAS COLORADO MEXICO. CALIFORNIA. GEoR-
GIA, FLORIDA, ALABAMA (Ctties-Galveston.
Key West Mobile Jacksonville SCI
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS TO FLORIDA.
Booklet Pocket Guide FREE
c. II. MALLORY & CO.. 129 Front ST. N 7.
at VELOCE"-Fast Italian Line.
" Sailing every Wednesday to Naples Genoa
Nord America Jan. ~ Cta di Napoli. Feb.
Cabin. $50 Dining saloon promenade deck.
ROLOGNESI. HARTFIELD & CO.. % Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
@L LID WWM0G90WM llME,

UDAuU lQJW NIL NGuWHG GuNGs
DAILY SERVICE.
For Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth Pinners
Point and Newport Va connecting for Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach, Washington. D. c.. and entire
South West. -
Fretght and passenger steamers sail from Pier "a
N R foot Beach St, every day 3 p n.
H B. WALKER, Vice-Presdent & Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HoTFT

MAGNOLIA SPRINGS FLORIDA
Ideal climate: dry; free from nnosquItoss p...
nshins shooting golf tennis and bathing Pyrs s.s
lhusHAteo OOoNlsI O. D. SEAvrY
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

! ALL OTHER PROPERTY OF EVERY KIND AND De
| SCRIPTION BELONGING TO THE ABOVE ENTITLED
/ ESTATE FREE AND CLEAR OF ANY LIENS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

NORTH CAROLINA
KENILW0RTH INN,
BILTMORE. AsheviEs. n
DIV invigOrattng climate. adjoining BiItmors EsI1A
Cuisine unsurpassed. orChcSl~
Eolf livery. hunting fishing open all year. WIS
'' EDGAR 3. MOORE P-cpristr
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

All materials used IN the ranufacturs OF beer and
beer hand. manufactured and IN process Of manu-
facture OF the date OF the delivery 20 ts
purchaser pursuant to this notice
This 20 Be sold free and clear Of all liens
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17
Sc and clear Of all liens.

re leases. beer contracts, etc,
only known as trade" and
by customers included IN said
New-York tribune., 1905-01-17

All personal property, consisting fixtures.
chinery. cooperage horses. wagons rolling Etoek and
w.t. Nos 2O7 zoe 21. 213. 215 217 219 221 21s 22O
ODD and 224 East b4th Street New York City, herenbe
fore mentioned the beer described in Sub
division xI. OF this notice.
This property Is 70 be sold free and clear OF all liens
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02
~ BALTIMORE & Ono
RAILROAD.
Departure and E.--::vz. :: -...-
Schedule IN Eject Novmeber =. IL.
LEAVE FREDERICK.

schedule IN Eject NOvmebsr =. IL.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02

Holmes bent over this gr0fesque
frieze for some minutes and then sud
denly spraug 10 lis feet. with al ex-
clamation Of surprise and dismay. His
face was haggard with anxiety.
We have let this affair 90 far
enough" said he Is there a train 10
North Walsham tOnight:'
turned up the time table. The last
had just gone
Then We shall breakfast early and
take the very first il the morning, !"
said Holmes. "0ur presence is most
urgently needed. All. here is our ex-
pected cablegram. One moment, Mrs
Hudson; there may be an answer. No,
that is quite as I expected. This mes
sage makes il even more essential that
We should not lose an hour in letting
Hilton Cubitt know how matters stand,
for it is a singular and a dangerous
web in which our simple Norfolk squire
is entangled"
So indeed it proved, and as I come to
the dark conclusion of a story which
had seemed to me to be only childish
and bizarre experience once again the
dismay and horror with which was
filed. Would that / had some brighter
ending to communicate to my readers,
but these are the chronicles Of fact,
and l must follow to their dark crisis
the strange chain of events which for
some days made Riding Thorpe Manor
a household word through the length
and breadth of England"
We had hardly alighted at North
Walsham and mentioned the name Of
our destination when the station mas
ter hurried toward us. Il suppose that
you are the detectives from London?"
said he.
A look Of annoyance passed over
Holmes face
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02
1f1XISSfT

Holmes rubbed his hands ana chuckled
with deli lt
"Our material : rapidly accumulat-
ing said De-
Three days later q message was left
scrawled upon paper and placed under
g pebble upon the sundiaI Here il Is
The characters are. as you see. exactly
the same a. the last one After that I
determined 70 lie in wait. 50 I got out
my revolver, and I sat up in my study.
which overlO0ks the lawn and garden
About in the morning I was seated
by the window. all being dark save for
the moonlight outside. when l heard
steps behind me, and there was my
wife II her dressing gown. She i'm
plored me 10 come 10 bed. l told her
frankly that / wished 10 see who il
was who played such absurd tricks
upon Us. She answered that il was
some senseless practical joke and that
I should not take any notice Of il
"'If il really annoys you, Hilton, we
might 20 and travel, you and !, and
so avoid this nuisance
"'What, be driven out Of our own
house by a practical joker said L
Why. we should have the whole coun-
~ laughing at us
"'Well. come TO bed said she, and
we can discuss il in the morning
Suddenly. as she spoke, l saw her
white face grow whittier yet in the
moonlight, and her hand frightened up
on my shoulder. Something was NOV
ing in the shadow Of the Toulouse. /
saw & dark. creeping figure which
crawled round the corner and squatted
in front Of the door. Selling my pistol,
was rushing out when my wife threw
her arms round me and held me with
convulsive strength. tried TO throw
her of. but she chung to me most des-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02

Additional trains leave Baltimore TO- 4 Z N
Bridge and intermediate Stations at III II
and AIS. and 6.l5 and II Is p. NJ, "a "a. II
Union Bridge for Baltimore and lnieriie I'D
ate stations at AS, SIS and sos 8. me- anU
1850 p. m. daily, except sunday.
Sundays only-leave Baltimore for Unlo1
Bridge and intermediate Stations al s5l a. ~;
and 80 p. m. Leave Union Bridge al - ~ ~.
$50 a. m. and 400 p m. for Baltimore ana ~
termediate Stations.
Baltimore and Cumberland Valley X H. -.
Leave hagerStown for Shippensburg 81 -
termediate Stations at IL 90 a. m. ano ~ ~
FOR ChamberShurg $50 a. m. Leave -
penSburg for Hagerstown and Inferno Ia. "a
stations at 500 a. m. and 2.55 p. m Law
Chameersourg las p. m.
Trains via Altenwald Cut-Od.-Leave n ~.
erstown for Chambersburg and Intermeqilas.~5
stations at $50 p. m. Leave Chamoe ~. al
Tor HagerStovn and intermediate SfatlOns "
S0S p m.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg q -
and 1892 a. m. and $50 and $50 p. m - z
kmmitsb1rg for Rocky Ridge t7.5o ana s~'
q. m and 2.5S and $50 p. m.
Leave Bruceville for Frederick st SIS, ~
and 1910 a. m. and AS, and go Z: IN
Leave Bruceville for Columbia, Littlesso"
ana Taneytown at 81 8. m. and SD ?. IL.
Leave Frederick for Baltimore at 80 g. III
and 500 and ass p. m.
Connections at Cherry Run, M.Va.-b;; . M y.
passenger trains leave Cherry Run for ~. uA a
] berland and intermediate points daidy' :,
SIS a m; Chicago Express, daily. at l2ssp ~
Pittsburg and Cleveland EXP ss, oaliS' ."
! lbs p. m.
sDaily. All others daily excel Sunday
! B r. GRISwoLD, FIN. howell,
Genl Traffic Manager Gen i Pass. ACT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02

perately. At last I got clear. but by
the tine I had opened the door and
reached the house the creature was
gone. He had left q trace OF his pres
euce, however. for there on the door
was the very same arrangement Of
dancing men which had already twice
appeared and which 7 have copied on
that paper. There was no other sign
Of. the fellow anywhere. though l ran
al over the grounds And yet the
amazing hing : that he must have
been there all the tine. for when ! ex-
amiuel tie door again in the morning
he had scrawled some more Of his pic
lures under the lne which I had al
ready seen"
Have YOU that fresh drawing:'
Yes. it IS very short but I made
COPY Of il. and here il :
Again he produced q paper. The
new dance was il this form:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02

$3.50 .-s.---
-
,.- -
- 49,
- ---s.- - -.--- ~ ~
-
..-r--- -,.-..--.-. ....--...- $3.50
4r-s.. 49, --..--
e. -r-,.-..-- $500. - -,-.,-.---
-. -. - ...--.-..5-..- ------. -
3. a. --~.-----...'. ~ ---.-. -
- -. = 49, $50 -. r.
+,-ss-7 49,. - - .--.-- ~ -
49, - -. 80 - -,
,-s,--ss
! l0oEed WITH az1azeme1t 81 The ao-
slrl LleFoS-y D1les upon the paper.
% n, Holmes, i : & c1-lG's draw
ng. Cred
% rAat your idea
" nal else should II oe-
Ilat i what NJ Hilton Cuhitt q
Rldlng IhorI'e Manor, Norlo-k- Is very
ANXIOUS % Know. his Mite co1ul-
oruln came ny the urst post and he
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02


/ e & -
- #.e- 10
- Dr.
ka55C
HIS
head WAS >l-a lis breast AID Dr.
looked from -l 5.- ~ T" -se e
s-ra--e --s -- w --- go. -----
aga al ta
-. Watson S# -a ~1-t -l.T. ''y1-
d. l.t T-1g-~a p. .a>- 30 >e--- AZ
--r-l securities
gave s-ar- a>te-.~--lelt. Ac-
cUs-1r.a5 Is w-~ n Holmes curious
faculties. Ills Sudden intrusion ---t" ny
most Intimate thoughts was utterly ~
ex7l.rsdle
How on earth Do you know --att ]
asked
Ee wheeled Mound Upon lis stool
6 sre-u-lS ,aS- -a'e j IL -41l ana
CLEAN II amusement IN lis deep st
eyes.
WOW. Watson confess yourself u
terry taken 4pacE- sid be-.
u am
q ought 10 make yol s.Ea paper 70
that effect
why
Because Z I've minutes T2r VII
say that i < a-l 80 ah>u71ly simple.
IN sure t1a1 ! SHAH s2y nothing
OF The kind
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02
TIE3EYXT

Exec lent said Holmes. Excel
lent. Pray e1n-5rue."
when I had taken the copy rubbed
on tie marks but Two mornings later
& fresh Inscription had appeared. I
have q COPY of II here
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02

be 10 make q direct appeal 70 Your
wife and 10 ask her 10 share her secret
with YOU
Hilton Cu5iI shook his massive head.
a prom sc IS q promise. Mr.. Holmes.
II Elsie wished To tell ne she would
Il not. il i not for ne u force her con
fdeuce. But I an justified il taking
my own lile-aud I VIII"
Then VIII help you with all ny
heart Il the first place, have You
heard Ct any strangers being seen N
your ue-ghborhool:"
No.
4 presume that It i q very quiet
place Any fresh face would cause
comment:
In the Immediate neichborhood YES.
But we have several small watering
places not very far away And the
farmers take in lolcerS.
These Lle-1slypLicS have evidently
g meaning II il Is q purely arbitrary
one il may be impossible for L 70
solve il # on The other hand II :
systematic. I have 10 doubt that We
shall cet q the bottom o. il But this
particular sample j. - short that l
can do nothing and the facts which
you have brought ne ara - indefinite
That ve have 10 basis for an .lvesri-
cation / would suggest that you re-
turn 10 No-r,ls. that you keep q keen
lookout and tL4c YOU take AL exact
COPY q any fresh dancing men which
nay appear. II j q Thousand vi1.es
mat wa have nor @ reproduction OF
those which were done Il chalk upon
tile w.lllw >.A Make q discreet IL
gulrg also - 10 amy strangers il the
Le.-lh1rlo1l When you have collect
e. some fresh evidence come 10 ne
again. That = cle lest advice Which I
can give you. M Hilton Cubirt- Il
there arr l-- pressing fresh develop
ue1-> ! >Lal be always ready u ru1
down and see you il your Norfolk
home"
Tie Interview left sherlock Holmes
very thau-L-tlL and several times n
tie next few days I saw l.m take h-s
SLY e paper from lis notebook and
loaA iazE and earnestly az the curious
figures Inscribed uTc- l. He made 10
aLiu~-1l To Tie affair. however. una.
one afternoon fortnight OF 80 later
I was going OUT when Le called ne
back
No1 lad better stay here Watson. "
WY"
Because ! Lad 8 wire from Hilton
Crl-r, THIS morning. You remember
Hilton C-hic- Of The dancing men: He
was 10 reach Liverpool street at ~.
He may le here s. any moment
gather from LIS wire that there have
been some new incidents Of iupo--
t11ce
We had nor long 70 wait. f5r our Nor
FOLK squire came sra I'll from The S-a-
lion as fast = e hanson could bring
L--. h w1> looking worried and de-
pressed with tired eyes and c Lined
forehead
Its getting On ny nerves. this bust
ness. NJ Holmes" said liz - he sank.
Ike a 7-e5-i-l man. t1to 81 armchair.
Its lad enough u feel that You are
surrounded ~ unseen. Unknown fox.
who have some kind Of design upon
you. bur when. II addition 10 that You
. know that il : Just killing your wife
By inches, than il becomes IS much Is
flesh and blood can endure Sha's
wearing away under ir-juSt wearing
away before ny eyes
HAS she said ANYTHING verTr
NO. Nr. Homes. she has not And
YET there have bee. tines when the
. poor gin has wanted 70 speak and ret
/ could not quite bring herself 70 take
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-02

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