The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-06-23

cause II ! hdu beeh lldhuliuS the case
should have been inclined 10 make that
the starting point Of my investigation,
However, my friend, DR.. Watson,
knows nothing of this matter, and l
should be none the worse for hearing
the sequence Of events once more. Just
give Us some short sketches of the es-
senuals'
Stanley Hopkins drew slip Of paper
from his pocket.
Il have few dates here which will
give You the career Of the dead man.
Captain Peter Carey. He was born In
45-dtty years of age. lie was a
most daring aud successful seal and
whale fisher I'm 1883 he commanded
the >,r1m >ealar Sea Unicorn Of Dun
dee He had then had several success
lui voyages M succession, aud in the
following year ISL he retired. After
that he Travelled for some years. and
finally he bought small place called
Wootuan'S Ice. near Forest Row, in
SUSSEX, There he has lived for s.N
years. anu there ne died just week
ago today.
There were some most singular
po about the MAN. IN ordinary
nic Pee WAS "a strict Puritan silent
SlooHN fellow. lis huu clold consist
Ell Of his wife, his daughter aged
twenty. and two female servants.
These last were continually changing,
for il was never CHEEKY situation. and
sometimes It became past all bearing,
The man was an intermittent drunk
ard. ana when he had the lit ON him he
was a perfect iiend He has been
known TO drive his wife and daughter
out OF doors IN the hlddle OF the night
ana hog them through the park until
the Whoie village outside the gates
was aroused by their screams.
He was summoned once for say
age assault upon the old vicar who
hdd called upon nm to demonstrate
WIN nm upon ms conduct. Ia short,
MT. tonnes. YOU W"uld 20 lar before
You loulld Il more dangerous man than
feler carey, ana | have heard that
ne oor' tAe same character when he
cohiui''l"'u MS snip. lie was known
~ Tue 'r'ue Us bla'k refer ana the
""'--e q" In MOI Only on ac-
count ol ms SWatihy features ANA the
t''oF Oh ll> Hu&e beard nut Tor the
l"'''''S "l'''" were tue terror oi an
"'ouLlu nun. h'ed not say lhat ne
was ioa'heI ana afoiued 10y every one
VI HIS UhlGnbDlS ana til3I | nave nor
nearu one single word OF sorrow about
Nus teiIlo'e Gnu
lou must nave read IN me account
% 'nr i'ilueN. "ooul 'le man caoin.
NJ ilo'Nies' Out perhaps your lrielid
a wooden outbouse-be oIv,vs Gallo
it the .cahin-a few hundred yards
from his house and If was hero th,t
he silent every uiabt II v.,s , Iit+Io
single roomed Int III Inv 10 lie kent
the key in his norket made his o,r,
bed. cleaned il himself and allowed
no other foot 10 cross the tbr.sh,Ia
There are small windows on each side
which were covered by curtains ana
never opened. one of these windows
was turned toward the hirbrood AMI
when the light burned in if M niohf
the folk used to point il out 10 each
other and wonder what Black Peter
was doing in there That's tbe win
dow. MIR. Holmes. which rave Ms one
of the few bits of positive evidence
that came ont 3t fhe inuuast
You remember TINT a stonnmaScr
named Slater. walking from Forest
Row about O'Clock i'm tho morning
Two dayS before the murder stonnod
as he passed the grounds and lool,ef
at the square Of light still shining
Wv, iis ''IS 'iI'' 'ne
9''''''0" VI d man us"" u'ieu sue
vas '''''ie w ''l' "l'i"
"''u 1u"' us N''u'W was Ve'''iulE
.''- '"''' u '''' ''''', .'oiu he
"ie" "'"' Wa 'ne' "l uv'lueu
guy N'e .'"'" vas Sii"l' 'iu
ui's''s" io' "','u III way yer! uIl-
-'''''' IT oiH '""' u H'' '"p'"'"' %
''f ; "u, nv "'" "etH TWO "ouIS III
-"V P"o"v ''"uS'. "-', II Is S'ile us
."Ig ""l' '"r ''" 10 .ue inflow.
H'N''ieS' ''''> '''rtN ~ 'ile -i'Hu'9, anu
,'ie CRIME was uoiIe upon 'ue CUNTS
10y,
va .ne 1ue>uaA ie'eI NateS was III
une VI LIS oiacNes' uloous' Husueu WIN
ullnA anu aS sa'"se as -" dangerous
"llu Oe"s'. ne ro"lneu aoout Tue
nouse, ""u tnt ""inen ran LOT 1t "heh
tne! ue'iu ul'u coming La'e III lle
evening ne went uo"u To MS own nut