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DRY GOODS MARKET.

goods market closed strong with some evidence
81 buyers opera tons visible, . The regular fall
the next ten days, Prices have been firmly
mnintalnod, and In some lines have on ups
ward tendency, "A Ht5 81 35s b5 y. n, x s}tIi
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Il IJNIoN STOCK YARDS, PIrTEBURG, PA,
lily i1:-CATTLE-S upplys VA light w Rrks g.,
stea Choi Is 6595 % prime e .4ogo, "
heavy, s7gd.os ;,sm med iums and heavy yorkess
II 20 slight workers., 81. 2o9 pigs 81 400
market d STEADY, Prime Swethes.t IS. 70 a. .S6
cul is and common. $2.d64a 80; lambs, 34Qp7 90
Veal calves. s70p7 rs. 94 s l5iA
CINCINNATI o.#July l4.-HoG s-Generally
Sc hi gher: But chers' and shippers So % !;
common, $6d6. 76.fs Cattle--Slow. Fair TO good
shIppe d. # 4,60; II common s2l4. 10. Sheep
Easy5 at 1904 .B Lnmbs-Slow "a $418 rs. s}}
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~, =, .. "a zen. ss I. seA
New Jersey Central gen ~ II
paclao !. I. y. lot
AZ. !. /. 4. !. 49,.
"a con Qoh
- hn.t N ia refundinR g3k
.a,,sn LA cnnv shs e8A
I -. : a.sI tI !. 100 III
g i,i, ana iron Mountain con- 5s.... il4H
e! ut Z ~ ssn frnnoisc a. Il SIX
e. ,,ts aa,t hwcat errl IS 7sA
St. Louls q T., ~ ~ N 81
seapoaIa H ~ ~ NJ 81 u
r., : 1Iay a
Touas and Pano
Toiedo, ST. u and Western Is toffered) "A. ,S g
HnI4na r a,stes s ssis
~, y t,a ~ ySeb, 4. 71x
W. ..n II N S Sl15
and lake Ell : ssN
Wisconsin Cent?
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NAVAL STORES. ]

h, SAVANNAH. CA July 14.-TInSPENTINE--
Quiet at b7Ac,; sales, $50 casks Escelpts, 1894
sales sos barrels; receipts. 1888 barrels ship-
ments, a.loS barrels; stock, ,62s barrels.
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n. CATTLE :, All,i.rl[1LlEI,i MARKETS.

1: CHICAGO. July. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nom /;
he ai ;sSa
ca ives, s5Is Hogs@R 4, !: G n9
butchers 20 .5ols 81; n good. heavy. y. 5gee21
rough, oVS As 50 4'4tS s2M 4
Sheeprv u q 600 head. Market ady
Sheep. sd 2Ods 40: Rings. s. 90; lambs lam
foas 0o. E$ z 3; Sij5.
NJ ryF,yp u YORK, BJuly Il. MISUNDERSTANDING
rs head .@s9 No n adlns. Calves Recei pts
head no tradin Sheep and Lambs-R ece ',pM
Recelptsa2 . 81 head trifle easier.
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eciial Music Z o-Night.

The Young Peoples Quartet wi rem
der the following music Z ut The Barton
Heights thodist Church o-ni y y ,.S
ranged from the Lost e flortl Xxx D; -
Hodges) !, !. 4, 5fS
Jesus, S Neck and Gent le. -.
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
are as Follows;
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET

98 tReported 81 Rodgers, ,Mccabe q Coz
sh-kiarket Arm at silaA per bushel.
Virglniasr- arket firm ut Slac for fancy stock
machine picked at ! 92Nc.i Smelling stock a.
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n Seventh Annual Excursion Of Retail
Grocers. August 9Th, via Norfolk ans
Western Railroad. to Ocean View Sl2ei
children, rs cents. This Will beat them
all. VI n W. Y, NJ II AN N 3s5S
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sMillennial Dawn Church.

Christians & OF " t he " biennial sg$ Dawn
Church meet at Davison's Hal Seventh
and Broad Streets, hi every Sundn ts at 3
p nj. III. s staples Is expected 70 preach
to-day; subject. 4 Light and 81 Lark ess.,'
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r.,c;a Make. qu,et IL quotations: receipts

Market au!et at quotations; receipts g'1I
a B iiTrrER--Receip continue light ana mar
ket frn and sc.lyeaat prices auotesa. ", z,
4, about STEADY It to-day quotations. 4 81
$RACON:----Actiye l!yht rseetpts
BWoOL-Markst$co con tlnues active with llght
\ RECE1PTs FOR THE WEDK.-W heat, i, TO-
bushels; corn. 30. $40 bushels; onts A. la BUSH
els rye i 40 bushels flour. 800 oafreBt nay.
ia ,ons liilfeod, IS TOM. y.
4 sTocK IN ELpYfoH Corn. sss bushels 'l' |;
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Y let The Times dispatch be sent You
wherever you so this summer, Don't
forget to order It before leaving,
Address changed rs often as desired,
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BALTIMORE, Md. July 4;-FLoURn7on!e
IS se5
81 &, utksrni white corn, saGoc. oat =
onet Quiet: No we.t1ern. @ on ani
WI, WI hnnnSed Butter--Steady and unchanged
fancy SSssameIy a and
5EnneAhsnsed. ausar1Hts ady and unchanged A
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( LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET

si1S5s Lynchburg. a. 81 July IL 1905, ~
ket for the two weeks ending July 10, w,
furnished BY John Il, oglessbyr Of Lynch
Warehouse. was as fol lows: 81 8. g.
.a Ssla Tses snd snsnF
Sold from September !. 1906. to July is, 1901. /
It, p2S, 400 pounds; sold from September i, 1904.
10 July 1915 Is, sSs. 800 pounds decrease for
There was nothing Of linterest8to note in the
tobacco saos this week The Weat her cont y
ues favorable for the growing tobacco. Ind,
cations are that the acreage OF tobacco planted
inlthis section Is fully as large as last year.
and that the yield VIII be rather. heavier
n The quotations are as sfollows:s3
The iquotatio are a. follows: g.s5 ISL
Lrss dluni 500 @ e.S9
Lugs9 good tvV " Fa'W
Leat short ~ y ~
Leaf, good. p00 Qp NV
Leaf. lwrappsra, ,... ia q 2O.V9
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
CAS- Reported by Craddoc1-!ones y.rsin'a.
receipts light on Sseount mos! d the crop
having been marketed, l,uEs and hllers taken
at so fisfactory prices, while shipping leaf ~
lower. Reports from the growing crop very
favorable. both as to the stand and growth
Tia quotations are az follows; sJ y.
Common s'e9 a'v
Good lug s'So g S'W
Short leak.... NV q v'M
Shipping neat ,,,,,,,,,u,.,,..,,".,s S,W Y loN
short svy Y as'"o
Fine 1870 q !o,oo
Z ~ =
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I COTTON MARKETS.

i;gS NEW YORK, July 1S.-Cotton market opehco
aeio oxer caoie. sl les, asurss
more sayorals xeeky crop .eyexs y
Rssns
not !, aggressive. Tho market was quiet and
steady, az he decline "a tho close z. !.
ssIss q assnse Ia csss and
aa.s For II Sags asa.ns :
ssss fek aa iii
ana g
Cotton future. closed quiet. Prices ranged
sss;,sS%es' 1871 1871 ' S:ss
5sssssS 's $ $'
sI sgrIary JOS
Spot cotton closed dull: / nlddlinE uplan ds.
! 70. %; middling gulf II
Is sss.: d sas mSsssf 1S sF9'' 'ss'''.'
sspaq IL
s. il
TOTAL since September lat 1t ali por!sNet
hsss '7 ts
bales; to Mexico, Z, 7st bales. va
NEW ORLEANS La July 1A-CoTToN-
6pot cotton closed quiet ana unchan Eed. Total
Futures opened lQuet and steady, unchanged to
blpoints nett lower. The market was q most
with the exception OF July. to a range OF Y )
points. reports OF rains were conflicting. hav-
timent was divided over the, last nights report
! OF the worlds Visible, supply. The close was
day. and tho srsmainder Of the llsts 2aa points
Iuly. i1,la \ August. 1898 !; Contender 1917;
/ October. 10, SO: November. 1885, December
eo,aa January. 10 ~ February 70, 40 bid !; March
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3LoW.RATE WEEk-ENDS TICKETS VIA
SouTHE I'm RAlLWAY.
TO Chase City, clarksytlle, Buffalo
L!thia Springs and intermediate stations
from Richmond.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Nd, II July 1A-ssaboard "A
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MARINE INTHlaLIGENcE.
q PORT OF RI CtihioNI1. july II, 1906.
n lhlsel ,s a s,s ARRIVED q n j,iSss 3

l34l NJ gls AHHIYEp. nv 15 K IA VA 3 l3 y
y Steamer Brandon. llSgney. MoEtolk n,erchan,
Steamer Pocahontls Qrayas. Jalnss River
landings and Norfolk, merc hsndlss and pxsssns
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l E;Ssy. NJ. a spring wheat 7aM 0sie.: . No 9
7s97sAc: req. 7sX gnss No. co,n' ~ re
ysll ~ 9s SS whi Ne s;s sss
70, rye sye. Sc good feeding barley.
far to choice mall No haxs 60,
oothy seed, Il Is. Glover. eontrae q grade. 81 a.
Short RIBS sides (loose) t94s mess p s1t
s Rso t clesr sides tbosed Wills
key basis hEh Mnes 2 %
10. Esss.sfrn al mark, cases INCLUDED; ~ lsY
lsc Cheese-atrong Of ll@ll NJ,
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

s5 Richmond. Va. July Il, 1s3e. 3l5
continues Quiet, Every little doing u light rs-
ceipts.8 Brights-U nchang ed. quiet but h firm;
5iinht y receipts SUN Cured Market continues
aej i've at unchanged quo tations; receipts very
SNote-luch Of the tobacco arriving is In "a
low. planters are cautioned to look after the
ord or OF their tobacco before sending n It to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
Stocks y Bonds = Cereals
A FINANCIAL DUEL
Is Believed to Have Been Waged in
The Stock Market Yesterday
Perplevity and Anxiety Felt.

| New York, Dec 13.-The action of
sion OF much perplexity and finally
! of anxiety. The contrary effect on
different stocks of seemingly like in
| fiuences was difficult of interpreta,
| tion and ended in arousing fear that
! a financial duel Of some kind was
being worked out in the stock mar
ket. interest centered on the Hill
railroad stocks and st, Paul. The
former on account of severe weak
ness they showed and the latter on
account of its practically singlde re-
sistance to the weakness which the
Hill stocks induced by sympathy in.
the whole market II was inferred
that the new capital issues of the
Hill stocks had brought out renewed
differences between several powerful
the original struggle for control of
Northern Pacific 1t was held as an or
ticle of faith in the stock market
ever since the Northern Pacific strug-
gle was precipitated, with the ulti-
mate purpose of control of the Bur
lingtou, that precautionary ownership
Of St Paul shares had been extended
by the two parties to the former
struggle II was feared the two were
combating this buying today to for
tify their respective positions and
that Union Pacific interests We're di
vesting themselves of their holdings
on Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific in the same conneo-
tiop
The money market became string
ent again today, but this factor has
been so often ignored in the present
speculation that it was given credit
for much force in the days weakness.
Resources made available to the New
York market by the treasury relief
plan were handed over to the banks,
today and there were some additions
on the transfer of treasury deposits
from interior banks. But the total of
those additions to the banks cash
made uponly a small proportion of
tne week losses on regular SUD
treasury operations. Banks continued |
to readiust their loan accounts there
fore to repair the deficit in legal re-
serves
At the low price of the day Great |
Northern preferred showed a loss of
14% from last nights prices and 221a |
points from the high price of yester.
day morning. after the details of the |
stock issue were published Ore Ger
tiicates fell ~ subscriptions rights
in outside market % and Northern
Pacific 113s. ST. Pauls extreme rise
was Az but il reacted over a point
before closing. The market closed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago, Dec 10. CATTLE, The
market was slow today. The liberal
rum for Thursday had the effect OF
cutting down the demand While sell
ers did not quote the original market
much lower, il looked as though any
cht1g es would be on the side of
lever prices. The demand from ship
pers was light The quality was good.
though II is doubtless if his made
any difference in view of the fact
there we few orders even for fancy
lots Of steers
HOGS The activity Of the scalpers
soon after the opening put the prices
up about ) cents but the streng h
was eyancscent and it was not long
until The advance gave way 10 a de.
cline of cents The reaction was
due to the fac. that the big buyers
refused to toilow h. advance.
SHEEP Sheep pbs were
weak. The best So # ,mbs we're
steady but they forr ouly small
percentage of the holdiroe Of the sell
ers. Sellers thought ne market even
tually would work TO a lOGl5 cents
lower basis
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Office OF Eldorado, Marion & South
western Railroad Company, Marion
| Illinois, Nov, &c, 1906.
Public notice Is hereby given thai
special melting of the stockholders
OF he Eldorado, Marion & Southwest
ern Railroad Company will be held at
the office OF said company in the city
of Marion, Illinois, on the Both day OF
January, 1907, at the hour Of / o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of considering
and voting on the question of issuing
the First Mortgage Gold Bonds of said
company, to an amount of not exceed.
ing One Million ($1,0000OO) Dollars,
said bonds to be secured by First
Mortgage Lien upon all the corpo-
rate property and franchises now
owned by or hereafter TO be acquired
by said company, or such portion or
part thereof as the Board of Direct
ors may deem necessary; and also to
consider and vote on the question OF
Increasing the number of Directors
Of said company from five to nine.
SAM r. BRUSH,
JOHN COLP,
c. A. GENT,
c. L. OWEN,
S. II. BUNDY,
Directors
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
A LATE F|RMNESS
Developed in the Wheat Market AS
Result of Wintcry Conditions
Corn and Oats Higher.

Chicago. Dec. b. WHEAT Mod.
crate firmness developed late in the
day due chiefly to the wintry cOndi-
tions that prevailed throughout Min
nesota and he Dakotns the fear of
decreased receipts at Minneapolis anil
Duluth, due to snow blockades OF the
railroads. bringing ont fairly good
demand by commission houses The
first part of the session the market
was steady, their being little in news
of the day to induce either buying 4
selling Liverpool cables We're easier
and the receipts in the northwest
were in excess Of tho 3 Of the CORE
spending day year abo and the
scarcity Of offerings in the last hour
partly accounted for the lirmer feel
ing. The close was firm May up nc
Trading was dun but the
tone was firm the last half OF the SO
sion because of the fair demand by
the commission houses and The pit
traders. Small local receipts, inset
He'd weather and the strength of cats
were the principal bullish factors.
May closed up ls6pAc,
OATS-Thege was more activity
manifested in tlis market than in
either the wheat or the corn market.
The prices made substantial ad.
Vances. The pit traders We're levely
bidders all day The selling was scat
Tered few lc1gs, however, took
profit. The continued small movement
was the chief reason for the strength
May closed sake higher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
You Can Make Mortar.

Sifted coal ashes, sand and wheat
flour, two parts each of ashes and
sand and one of -four. mixed with wa
ter. make an excellent mortar for
patching holes where the plaster "
is broken. IL becomes as hard as
stone, and can be put on by hand with
little trouble and expense.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

New York. Dec. 13.-Money on call
401G per cent: closing bid (. Time
loans strong. sixty days SISlh per
cent: ninety days = bid; six months
81 per cent. Prime paper GGGiz per
cent. Exchange steady at a decline.
demand O4ss3.50d5 sixty days
s47s.50n 60 Bar silver. GS1z.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
Great End Of Life.

You must desire to improve your
heart, and so become good. You must
desire to improve your head. and so
become well informed. But you must
desire first to become good. That is
the nrst and great end of life That
is what God sent YOU into the world
for.-Charles Kingsley
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Yesterdays range of prices on New
York Stock Exchange compiled by
the H. A. Jones Commission Co, 40S
Commercial avenue.
New York. Dec. 13.-The following
was the range of prices on the New
York Stock Exchange today:
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PORK.
NEW YORK COTTON
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

| OPENING
Wheat, unchanged.
Corn, Il lower.
1880 p. NJ.
Wheat. unchanged
Corn. X lower
3:1S p. NJ.
Wheat Is lower.
Corn, u lower.
CLOSE
Wheat, lower
Corn. \ lower
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LOST
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Advertisements of, not exceeding
three lines will be accepted free for
one weeks time from any reader Of
The Bulletin to be filed by advertiser
in person, on regular form, at the Of
tice of The Bulletin Company, 7O3
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In and will not accept the notice Of
any person known to be employed.
Inquiries and replies to advertise
ments should be made by mail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

G'hieugo--llog market strong to
centi highe'
Lefi over 1890.
Light .950f62e.
Mined 5.95MG.22i5
Heavy 575pG25,
Rough 3 75m595,
cattle Weak.
sheep Strong.
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Ire 70 see names IN PRINT.

Few things give people more plsaS
re than ~rHins- without rsz1ners
ss- t9r tie press agnes FspplisE
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14

Sales at noon today 5S4, 400 shares.
Money opened 10 pere cent; closed
~ per cent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R

Cairo 20 Havana, Cuba and re-
turn. on sale November and
daily until March 81. Return
limit sis months. 81 %
For further information apply iIIf
nois Central Passenger Station, Cairo.
A. n. HANSON, p. 7. NJ Chicago.
8. @. HATCH, G. p. A., Chicago
J. ~. JoAsE ., Ticket Agent. cslros M
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14

Only The hhndsomeHt OF PuIITan Il
brary Observation Sleeping Carr
Wide vestibuled coaches, and Dininf
cars with electric lights and fans ar,
used in the LimiDed. For all informs
don call on your Home Agent or writ
mo. N. BMALL,
GHs q q 4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS: J. B.
Shea, Hand Made Harness a Specially
A fine line of Lap Robe and Horse
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14

Chicago, Dec. 13--Tle following
car load lots represent the days re.
ceipts and hipments
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

"RUBEROID ROOFING has a rec.
ord Of Is years. Its success has ca1a,
ed many limitations. For q durable
and lasting roof buy genuine Ruberoid
hoofing. Kelley Bros, Lumber Co.,
Sole Agents"
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deed. know him very we'll. This has
always been a respectable establish
n,ent, and the only time that we have
1ver had the police in 1t was over this
very fellow. 1t was more than a year
ago now. He knitted another Italian in
the street, and then he came to the
works with the police on his heels. and
he was taken here. Beppo was his
name-his second name I never knew
Served me right for engaging man
with such face. But he was good
workman-one Of the best"
"What did he get?"
"The man lived, and he got OF with
year. have no doubt he is out now.
but lie has not dared to show his nose
here. We have cousin of his here,
and dare say he could tell you where
he is"
mo, no." cried Holmes; mot word
to the cousin-not word, beg of YOU
The matter is very important. and the
farther I go with 1t the more important
it seems to grow. When you referred
In your ledger to the sale of those casts
l observed that the date was June 3
of last year. Could you give me the
date when Beppo was arrested?"
Il could tell you roughly by the pay
list" the manager answered. YES"
he continued, after some turning over
Of pages, 'he was paid last on May 2O.'
THANK you," said Holmes. 81 don't
think that l need intrude upon your
time and patience any more" With a
last word Of caution that he should say
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tailers and also the wholesale manu-

tailers and also the wholesale manu-
facturers. can trace each Of the
busts now from the beginning"
THE busts" cried Lestrade. "Well,
well. you have your own methods. Mr.
Sherlock Holmes, and it is not for me
to say a word against them. but I
think have done a better days work
than you. have identified the dead
man."
you don't say so?"
"And found a cause FOR the crime"
splendid"
I'VE have an inspector who makes
speciality of Saffron Hill and the Ital-
fan quarter. Well, this dead man had
some Catholic emblem round his neck.
and that, along with his color, made me-
think he was froDl the south. Inspect
or Hill knew him the moment he
caught sight Of him. His name is Pie
tro Nenucci. from Naples. and he Is one
of the greatest cutthroats in London.
He Is connected with the Malta, which,
as you know. is a secret political soc!e-
ty, enforcing it's DEGREES by murder
Now, You see how the affair begins to
clear up. The other fellow is probably
an Italian also and member of the
Malta. He has broken the rules In
some fashion. Pietro is set upon his
track. Probably the photograph we
found in his pocket is the man himself,
so that he may not knife the wrong
person. He dogs the fellow, he sees
him enter house he waits outside for
him. and in the scuttie he receives his
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-31

own death wound. How is that. Mr..
Sherlock Holmes?'
Holmes clapped his hands approving
ly.
"Excellent. LestFade. excellent" he
cried But didn't quite follow Your
explanation CT the destruction of the
busts''
THE buSts. You never can get those
busts out OF your head After all, that
is nothing; petty larceny. six months at
the most. 1t is the murder that we are
really investigating, and tell you that
am gathering all the threads into my
hands,
And the next stage?'
rs Il very simple one l shall 20
down with Hill to the Italian quarter.
find the man whose photograph we
have got and arrest him on the charge
of murder. Will you come with us?"
Il think not. fancy we can attain
our end in simpler way l can't say
for certain because it all depends
we'll, 1T all depends upon factor which
is completely outside our control But
| have great hopes-in fact, the betting
is exactly two to one-that if you will