Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-16
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soon satisfied him. He required the slim
illus of great city to impart to his
mental organization that activity and
sharpness which the calm and quiet of a
rustic existence lulled into temporary re-
pose. His most logical deductions had
been made in the rush and roar of the
streets. Before leaving the chateau a
conversation something like the follow
ing had taken place between DIR. Mason
and himself:
This brother of Madame Roupell's.
this Henry Graham-can you tell me
when and where he was last heard from ?"
The last letter madame received from
him." replied the physician, bore the
postmark of Blois. That must be twenty
years ago, as near as l can recollect."
The first thing Cassagne did on his
arrival in Paris was to call on his friend
and pupil, Charles D'Auburon. He found
him at home. his face glowing with sup
pressed enthusiasm.
Now" said Cassagne. tell ma what
has happened? Have you found Jules
chabot, and what progress have you made
toward getting acquainted"
Il already knew him slightly" an
swered D'Auburon. Il approached him
cautiously, because if he is really impli-
Gated in this matter he would naturally
be suspicious of any sudden show of
friendship. Fortune favored me, how
ever. managed to lose a game of bill
lizards to him at the Alliance this morn
ing, the stakes a luncheon at the Cafe
Anglais, whittier we repaired shortly af-
ter. What do you think that laundering
idiot Lablanche is doing? He has set
someone to shadowing Monsieur Chabot.
The fell~y followed us in a cab. /
though e had given him the slip, but,
lookin out of the windows Of the Cafe
Anglais there he was lounging against a
lamp post and looking like a detective all
over. Did you ever hear of such clumsi-
ness in all your life?"
You must exercise your ingenuity. my
dear boy. A little thing like that shouldn't
disturb you. Always recollect that IN
this business 1t Is the man who keeps
cool that wins. II is a golden maxim"
DAuburon was rapidly cooling. He
had been waiting all the evening for the
arrival of his friend TO indulge in his
tirade against the project He had deliy-
cred himself Then he became again. as
Cassagne put IL, "a reasoning being"
Cassagne then gave D'Auburon short
sketch of what had occurred at the Cha
teau Yilieneuye. He finish his account
BY producing the little gold locket.
The man who wore this was last heard
from at Blois. The owner of this locket
was the man who actually murdered Mad
anne Roupell. Whether he had accom-
plices or not Il is hard at present 70 say.
The project argues doubtless, from jules
chabof's presence la the chateau on the
night OF the murder, that he is 10 some
way connected with n. Ny own opinion
Is that b Is mere coincidence; nothing
mope. Still IL will NOT do 10 leave any
point uncovered. That's why want you
10 keep him well Ia sight. DO you seef'
- see Of course" responded D'Au-
huron. II can keep him la sight read
ily Meantime, what do y0u yourself pro
poss 20 dog GO 10 bl0if suppose"
'Lkaclly, and ] sarf TOMORROW morn
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this map chaDofs most Intimate friends
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