Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-22

Hay at PaShS ONCE TOT the HfSt liihe.
"That was some romantic rubbish
of my daughters There was no rea- |
, son why we should not have acknowl- i
edged Mr.. Hay as an old acquaint- |
ance"
"None in the world that / can see."
said uurd smoothly. "He told you
that Aaron Norman was your hus-
band
! NO" said Mrs. Krill decidedly. Il
first heard of my husband by seeing
q chance handbill'-
Not at ALL" answered Hurd, just
as decidedly, Hay has confessed"
There was nothing to confess
! cried Mrs. Krill loudly and with en-
phasis
ooh, think So" said the detective,
| noting that she was losing her temper.
"You didn't want it known that you
were aware of Norman's identity be-
| fore his death. Do you deny thatT
81 deny everything" gasped Mrs.
| Krill, her hands trembling.
THAT'S pity. as want you to cor
roborate certain facts connected with
Anne Tyler. Do you know the
name?"
| my maiden name" said the widow,
and look of fear crept into her hard,
| staring eyes. How did you come to
know of it,"
| From the marriage certificate sup
piled by Pash."
| HE had no right TO give it to YOU"
! "He didn't. l possess only a copy.
| Rrlf hp I in al "A
| of a certain person to Beechill. This
person found that you were married
| as Anne Tyler to Lemuel Krill in the
parish church, twenty miles from your
birthplace. This person also made in
| quiries Mt Stowoey about you. You
are the daughter of farmer"
81 mentioned that fact myself"
| Eyes. But you didn't mention that
your mother had been hanged for poi
soning your father"
Mrs. Krill turned CHASTITY pale.
NO. she said in suffoeating voice.
"Such is the case, but can You wonder
that l forebOTe to mention that fact?
| My daughter knows nothing of that
nor did my husband
(Which husband do you mean. Krill
| or .IeSSop!' asked Hurd.
Mrs. Krill gasped and rose, swaying.
@Nhat do you mean, MANI"
This" said the detective. on his feet
at once; this person hunted out the
early life of Anne Tyler at Stowley.
1t was discovered that Anne was the
daughter of woman who had beef,
hanged and of a man who had been
murdered: also this person found thai
Anne Tyler married a sailor called
Jarvey Jessop some years before she
committed bigamy with LeIuuel Krill
IN Beechill church,
Its lie!' screamed Mrs. Krill, los
fng her self control. How dare you
come here with these falsehoods?'
1 They are not faisehoods, Anne Ty-
Ter, alias Anne Jessop, alias anne
krlll. etc." retorted Hurd. speaking
rapidly and emphasizing his remarks
with his finger in his usual fashion
when in deadly earnest. You We're
married to Jessop in Stowley church.
You bore him a daughter, who was
christened Maud Jessop in Stowley
church. The person l. mentioned sent
me copies of the marriage and birth
certificates. So yohr marriage with
Lemuel Erill was false, and his sec
ond marriage with Lillian Garner is a
good one i'll law. Which means, Mrs.
Jessop"-Hurd hurled the word at her,
and she shrank-'that Sylvia Norman
or Sylvia Krill, as she rightfully Is.
owns that money which you wrong
fully withhold from her. The will
gave the five thousand year to my
daughter and Sylvia is the only
daughter and only child-the legiti-
mate child, mark you-vof Lemuel
= Erill''
Lies, lies. liesw ragged Mrs. Krill, as
, she may stih be called. though right,
, fully Jessop.. I'll defend the case
/. on my daughters behalf"
your daughter, certainly" said
, Hurd, "but not Krill's.''
+ Il say yes"
! "And say no. She4was fifteen when
sop, iler father, admitted. I knew the
man was keeping something back, but
, / was far from suspecting that it was
j, this early marriage. No wonder the
: man came to you and had free quar-
, | tiers at the Red Pig. He could have
prosecuted you for bigamy, just q:
G you would have prosecuted Krill' haf
you not murdered him."
: Mrs. Krill gave yell, and her eyes
= blazed. "You hound she shouted
|, do you accuse me of that?'
= 'I do more than accuse you. ares
: you" Hurd produced the warrant
Il "a man is waiting In the cab. Wei
get a four. wheeler, and you'll CONF
Il along with me to Jail, Mrs. Jessop."
you can't prove it-yOuecan't Prov
n it," she painted, land 1 shan't go
shan't-I shan'tr' And her eyes sough
the tapestry.
8 "NIiss Jessop can come out" sal,
: Hurd coolly, land. as to your not com