The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1905-11-11

Good night. and pleasant dresmsi-
said Pearl.
DR.. Schiller. though appearing to
submit gracefully 10 the will or the
people. was far from intending 10 let
the matter drop and foregoing his re-
yenge. DIR. Huntington. in the opinion
OF Schiller had inflicted a wrong upon
him that could not be wiped out In an
easy manner. Now that Schiller had
Huntington in his power, II Is reason
able 10 suppose that he would not be
content with simply inficting bodily
harm upon his victim. Huntington
must pay the penalty In the same
manner that he himself had paid IT.
the brain must suffer as well as the
body.
Lang had made many friends
through Golden's recital OF his history.
Louis had reused admiration for him
self by defending Wilson. who was a
general favorite. and in marrying
Pearl in the face OF the kings threat
he had shown himself almost devoid
OF fear. Schiller could not understand
Lang-a conundrum-and the king
meant 10 bring some charge against
him. in which, In inflcting extreme
punishment upon him. he would seem
justified
Before retiring for the night, while
the stigma OF disgrace and sting OF
defeat was strong upon him. Schiller
set his wits 10 work 10 concoct some
scheme by which his purpose could be
carried out. The most plausible plan
that presented itself was TO accuse
our hero OF being a spy. To have
done so right at this moment would
have been 10 bring ridicule upon him
self Apparently that would be too
much like petty revenge. and whether
true or not, It would not be believed
AS a means OF accomplishing his de
signs, however. and give a semblance
OF truth to the rumor, he detailed an
aide 10 spy upon the group.
This spy, who had earned the sobri-
quet OF Satan" by being employed
I'm Just such cases as this before. had
no trouble in getting within earshot OF
Pearl and her father; but Wilson and
Lang. being guarded In their CONVEX
satlon, he was unable to overhear. II
he had heard them planning the de-
structlon OF Paradise. nothing could
have saved them from being strung
up Immediately.
Satan. OF course, overheard the con-
versation between Lang and Or. Hunt
ington. This conversation was re-
ported verbatim 10 Schiller, which en-
couraged him greatly. At this stage
OF the game he would have been salts
fed to marry Pearl-truly, honorably
One weeks ,sojourn In her company
had shown him that he loved. or
thought he did. this innocent girl. Be.
sides revenge, there we're other things
that aetInftef Schiller He had learned
that DR., Huntington. by a strange
course Of EcflSRhA stances. was now the
eldest son, and consequently the heir
10 the English estates OF his father.
II Schiller could have compromised
with Huntington. and had been al.
lowed 10 marry Pearl-he would have
done so, accepting the fathers fortune
for his bond. But this last was I'm
possible. and he knew Il.
The thing possible. then. was 20 dis
pose OF Lang, now the husband; mar
ry Pearl. and II necessary. dispose OF
the doctor. and inherit the property
through the girl. who was. as far as
he knew. the only living descendant.
One way TO trap Lang would be 10
catch him sending a letter TO Mrs
Huntington. notifying her OF the
safety OF her husband. AS Satan had
notified Schiller az The intention OF
Lang TO do so, this seemed an easy
matter TO accomplish. II Lang could
be caught in the act. HIS doom would
be ccI ain.
Ito be contlnued)