Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-10-04


.,,..a 49,.
roSSu. out IL is that a
,,trac "nsMe1ihs 10 her description
S.rass aoch ATTENTION al Charlng
49, s.a.loh on tuesday morning BY
- "iu".Ss OF her appearance inc the
,o.soA ner gestures. III is probable,
".oie' una me CRIME was either
nah;ntN Wheh insane or that Its m
49,, 49, el'erl was TO drive the unhap-
~ nLt"''i put or her nina. AT pres
" - unaoie TO give any coherent
, oi the past, ana the doctors
mo"' q no hopes or me re-estahlish-
W. '' hef reason. There IS evidence
49, Woman VINO might have been
49,. r~"u'hhy'' was seen for som"
49, ui'ol. Ai1n'aN Alsht watching the
~ 'oiolphiA street
Wnd. GO You mink OF that
'to,,i'9 mad read the account
'l'H,' l" MN, Whiie lie finished his
" ."Mi"s''
80. Watson s"la ne as he
49, ii"'l IN" ''tple ana paced NJ and
~ 3 ~ room. lnu are most long
'i'FlhS, out II ! have told You Moth
~ :" '"e iast three days. II is be
cause there u nothing to tell. Ever
Low 'hls report from Paris does nof
heap US much
NufoiN ~ Is iifti as regards thu
"'ims ue"'h
~ hl'A" fealh - = mere incident
~ 'iiN,'i c~ilSpde-ln comparison with
r'f real t1sk. which i. to trace ting
'''uiieh' ana save ~ European cataS-
,'ophe ''ihN ono important thing has
.tfi'''oi IA me last three days, and
'ha' IS mat nothing has happened. I
gu reports almost hourly from the gov
'iHineht' ana 1t Is certain that nowhere
m EUROPE * there any sign of trouble.
Now, II this letter We're loosc-no. T.
ca" l. he ZOOS" but If ii isn't loose.
wher" can it be? Who has IT. Why is
IT held back. That's the question that,
Dei,s IN my brain like a hammer. Was
H. indeed. . coincidence that Lucas
should meet his death on the night
Wheh the letter dlsappearcd% Did tho
ielier ever reach him. If so, VIII: is
II not among his papers? Did this mad
we OF ms carry it off with her" II
SO Is II IN her house in Paris How
c" aaa ! search for it without the French
II is a case my dear Watson. where the
Law is as dangerous to us az the crilni
hais are. l.vcHy mans hand is against
us, ana yet the interests at al are
colossai' should bring it to a sue
ceSsf'ii conclusion. 1T Will certainly rep
resent the ROWING glory of my career.
he Sianced hurriedly at the note which
iad been handed in. "Ialloa. Les
trade seems to have observed some
,hlng OF interest. Put on your hat.
NatSoh. ana we VIII stroll down to-
'gethcr to Westminster
IT was my first visit to the scene
OF the crine-a high. dingy. narrow.
chested house. prim. formal. and solid.
like the century which gave it birth.
Lestrades bulldog features gazed out
at us from the front window. and he
greeted us warmly when Il big con-
stable mad opened the door and let us
IN. The room into which we were
shown was that in which the crime
had been committed. but no trace of it
now remained. save an ugly. irregular
STAIN upon the carpet. Ttis carpet was
a small square drugge. in the enter OF
the room. by a broad ex-
panse of beautiful. old-fashioned wood
hooring in square blocks highly polish
ed. over the fireplace was n magniti-
cent trophy of weapons. one of which
mad been used on that tragic night. In
the window was a sumptuous writing
desk. and every detail of the apart
ment: Inc pictures. the rugs. and the
hanSlngs. all pointed to a taste which
was luxurious to the verge of effemin-
acy.
Seen the Paris news??' asked Les
trade.
Holmes nodded
our FRENCH friends seem to have
touched the spot this time. No doubt
It's inst as they say S1p lyCp,l.oI at