The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

hidden dupllcity; OF crime. When he spoke.
twas In q low, vcYety,sh soothing voice Is
that fell upon tho ear witt, an irrcsslst-s
$iblc charm. When Osborne would make
gone thoughtless remark fraught A with
bitterness for Gwen such IN 8ex pr sion
l 81 pain would nt>ncross NJ. 6 din's fine
face as one occasionally sees ! n those
highly organized and sympathetic ma
t,lrcs,- usually found among women 4 Z & q. o.
Doctors experience may be trusted i --s
which catch the 3throb Of another's hurt,
even as id jacent strings strive to sing
each others songs. 6s ss,:s 84Iyy
NJ, A 6 odln seemed to me more priest
than detective. Ills clean slinven face, It's
beautifully chisellcd ;sf eatures suf,iscd
with that peculiar Iallor when n porro sr3
Iglimpid brown eyes and i ne delic te$ X nd-s
yafmouth--all4 these, combined u VILE ~. 5su;
faultless manner and ~ a. carrias &c SUB,
gestIye Of power IN 80 isr,l IN -
continually. r remember saying to my
Self: @.sWhat a rival he would make IN g
woman,B affections
~ AT Just that time 8he was looking ~ g.
Gwen with tender, solicitous symNlt.hy
written in every feature, and that doubt
less suggested my lhouE ut, z
4$5 Mr.. Allen was even more ORDINARY. llu l1
Mr. Osborne IN manner ana appearance ", ~
Tor aid not notice him sufficiently to
| nroperly portray him to you, even IL I
4 had the gift Of description, which think
you will admit have not I, ,llVes ~ -
my memory only aas s son nairy an. ana
spare, coarse Of texture, req NAT y, ~ ~
& redoent OF poor 7 bac co "A Z,
/! . How different men are II (Of course yyo-
ltmen are all alikeD While Osborne, ike q
bumbls6ee !, Waa ~ ou MorIa
were his over-bossom; 8npd Allen, 30
lffnr as Is know, was doing nothing y. NJ.
& ciOdin. alert and keen despite his gent
ness and modesty which kept MN lo <,
the most part unobtruslyay In the sha e,
rapidlySin d notebook and speaking NO
& word. 1T seemed as ! & nothing escaped :;
/ him. FL Clearly he was there to cnllghten
1 himself rather than others. AZ length.
\ nausing TO make a measurement, he.
n noticed my gaze and said to mo IN! an W !.
dertone 5ias he glanced solicitously at
N Gwen lest slo should hear:
Pardon me- but dld.ant - o. Koa 9IseSh N.Y.
+ Darrow's DEATH which impressed you a.; a.
singular ANY noise, any shadow, ana
draught or change Of Temperature say y
rushing orsI might say swishlng sound
Il anything, In fact. that would seem 70 you1
as at all unusual !, IS, " ~.
3"Nothing whatever, I replied. aa' Every
thing seemed perfectly normal nor and q COM con
y monplace. e ~. 81 . !, =, !,
l@' Hunl StFdHse' 1le su1N, eA''Ns 'N1s''1
' felt sure NJ. Godln had had a theory
4 and that myGt testimony had n, strenst y
4 cned t,8 but he did not Syo!untteT-any II T.,
i formation. neither did he take i'art ~
tho conversation Of his companions, an !, !
I, SO my curiosity remained aungratl1e leg. u
i was clear that M God!n's methods we're
x Xifsn a'neFs's 'f0M avs 1 a, J, ],
rating what occurred at this Q clal geX-
/ animation. Suffice It to say that, Win
one or two minor excep tlons' Osborne y
\ and Allan followed8the precise course OF
reasoning prophesled py co Mh eo aun a ut
firmly held his peace. The tw9 ot ~ ~
tIfdd not however, lean as strongly.lo tma
theory that death resulted from nut ur Wy,
causes as Maitland had !, nm1eipa.eu iaI.
ready told them that he expected !. " s ,ps
able to show death to have resulte e rom
poison hypodermically applied i and, a., as
overheard maze ~ ter apeedy
abindonment Of their naturnl-death the
& Dry. They were engaged, y ye 'rt tS s,ds
Maitlunds measurements OF ti,e easstt I s'g :
of the room when Osborne sala 3, sot a,o, NJ
OF Of my cases as a chemical expert, nn !.
= when he Expresses an opinion on q ny! lId;
4 ter It's about the same MS prov.elu' a ta
mot tho kind that jumps N me aaI ,,I
iF He's n ilQWySI3 la MEL
knows what's evidence, SO 7 reckon We,a
better sac if we can make AWNING ,llI ous
Of the suicide and murder heoriess tbe
Maitland had asked them 70 SEM etIa 70 ~. ~
aa ust aTTysS Ms al Seq ssead
tt.u, M n'ads "a assure the officers that
no one Of us possessed The m y M
weapon. THIS done ne mInSt a au
Gwen that there was nnthing further 9
be done til morning and Osborne q de ~
less with n view to consolngl heE SAW smn.
mat there is scarcely 9 doubt that your 7
be own llfe tsrep a sro mas that
Which had been Intended. Her face com
tracted and II was plain to see sile 9 !. WAS
beginning TO think ue her
Me e and Browne also prepared e ta !; {,
their leaye glance from, Ma 81 19la
S moment ters the others had Departed
ifand n accorli ngly did 80. ~ 6ss}, AZ I'll