Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-08-08

,noushttuiIy as ne hnished the letter
The case certainly presents more fea
'.'es ., INTEREST ana more POSSIBILITY!
", ue,e'opmeht mah had origihaii!
no"sh'. ! should DE none tne worse
o =" iuiet peacefui Jay Ill lhe coun
.,., uhu l nm inclined TO run down TINS
"lIrnoon hhu rest one or Two theorles
"n,cn l nave FORMED.
o'"peS quiet ua! III 'ne country mao
''"r 'criiiii''loh' ior he arrived
" naNvr street iat" III inc evening Win
H., up anu u uiscoloreu lump upon
',,o., '.i'c"u' pcsin'S s'hcrai ar OIL
u.nS . Whlcn Wouid nave made his
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H ,'ehIeu ny MS own adventures
anu laughed heartily ms he recounted
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,'m. "as III ''' u"r' "hu sarru-
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""u nc h'es oiohe WIN small
80 v. 'er '"n's Ut 'ne nall lhere Is
o,a,,s.. un', 'nat hc ~ OF mas oeeh a
uah, pu. one OF TWO incidents or
s 'No'' resiuence Ut 'he nan struck
Peeu'ariy uhecciesinst'cal.
1870. e "'reau! maze soine inquiries ut
.,.Iic"I agency ana they tel me that
'ne'e was man OF that name In or
uers whose career has been singu-
",i. o"rh one.
me landlord further Informed me
thnt there are usually week end Wis.
itors-n warm lot, sir'-at the hall,
ana especially one gentleman with u
reu mustache, Mr.. Woodley by name,
VINO was Always there. We had got
as far as this when who should walk in
"ho
Deeh drinking his beer in the taproom
anu had heard the whole conversation.
VINO was IL What did want? What
dld mean By asking qucstlonsY lie
had me now OF language, and his
aulectives We're very vigorous. He
ended string OF abuse by vicious
back handler, which failed to entirely
uNOlu. The nayf fnxv minutes a
Hcious. IL was straight left against
siogging rufiian. emerged us you
see me. Mr.. Woodley went home In II
cart so ended my country trip, and
II must be confessed that. however on.
Jo!apie, my any on the Surrey border
mas not been much more profitable
'hnh your own
Inc thursday brought us another let
Ter from our client.
You VIII not be surprised, Mr..
homes, SAID she, to hear that am
leaving Mr. Carruthers' employment.
Even the high pay cannot reconcile me
10 the discomforts OF my situation. On
Saturday l come up to town, and l do
not intend to return. Mr.. Carruthers
nus got trap, ana 80 the dangers OF
inc lonely road, II there ever were any
dangers, are now over.
AS TO the special cause OF my leav-
ing II Is not merely the strained situa-
uoh WIN MI. Carruthers, but II Is the
ruappearahee OF that odious man. Mr..
ood'ey' lie was always hideous. but
ne looks more awrul thah ever now,
ior ne appears 10 nave had an acci-
uei'' ana ne IL much disngured. saw
nm OUT oi the WINDOW, Out 1 am glad
70 say ! did NOT meet him' lie had u
'ohs ta'k WIN MT. Carruthers, VINO
See'''eu ihuch eAciteu aiterward. WOOD
10y must De staying IN he neighbor.
n'o', lor ne u'd not steep mere ana
~ l causht glimpse OF MN again
a,is morning si'nkihg hpout III the
o SUI "p '', ! wouio sooner nave saw
lonthe and fear him more than can
say. How can Mr.. Carruthers endure
such creature for moment? How
ever all my troubles VIII be over on
saturday.