The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11
Richard Harding Davis.

tired the Frncess suddenly
Central Africa No word him. except that twice he was
reported having died the Jungle and finally two traders
reached the coast who said they had accepted
by all as conclusive and Arthur recognized the heir
the Edam millions On the strength suppoion he at once be-
borrow lenders This is of
great Importance the police believe which drove
him to the murder of his brother Yesterday you know Lord Chef
n suddenly returned from the grave and the
he had been considered dead which Importance to his
return and which gave those columns of detail concerning him
which appeared all the afternoon papers But obviously during his
absence he had not tired of the Princess Itchy know that few
hours after he reached London sought out His brother who
had also learned his temperance through the papers, probably su
Pced winch would be the house he would first visit followed
there arriving the Russian u.s. while the two were at
coffee in the dawngoom The Princess hep we also learn from
the servant withdrew the dnngoom, leaving brothers
gether What happened only guess
Lord Arthur knew when it was discovered he was no
longer the heir the would upon The
police believe that sought brother to beg for
to the o but that considering the sum he needed was
several hundreds of thousands pounds Chetney refused to give
him No one knew that Arthur had his
They were alone 1t possible then that passion dappon
men and crazed with the disgrace saw before him.
Arthur made himself the heir beyond further question
his brother would have avaed nothing remained alive
1t then possible that he crossed the hail. weapon
which made him Lord Eda heir destroyed the solitary
the murder The only other person who could sleep
ing IN drunken stupor which fact undoubtedly he owed his
And yet concluded the Naval Attach leaning and marking
each word with his finger "Lord Arthur Numbered fatally
haste left the door of the house oen giving
paby and he forgot entered it he had handed his
card the That piece paper may yet the
gow In the he disappeared completely and some
where of the millions of this great capital in
locked and empty house. lies the body his brother
his brother loved undiscovered unbure their murder
unavenged"
In the discussion which conclusion the story of the
Naval Attache the gentleman with the pearl part Instead
arose. and reckoning rom whispered
earnestly to him until sudden the part
caused him to return hurriedly to the table.
Thee several points story want explained
he cried Be seated Sir Andrew begged Le us have the
opinion Of do what the police think to
know what you think"
But Sir Henry reluctantly from his chair
II should like nothing better than this he said But
it most important that proceed should have been
there time ago. He and d eed him
to call a hanson.
The gentleman with pearl appealgy at the Naval
Aache There surely details that you
he urged. "Some you have forgotten"
The Baronet interrupted quickly.
trust not he said "r could possibly stop to hear them
"The story finished the Naval Attache; unt Lord
Arthur arrested the bodies found there nothing more to
tell of either Chetney or the Princess Itchy"
Of Lord Cheney perhaps not interrupted the sporting looking
gentleman with the black tie ut thee always something tell
of the Princess Itchy know enough about her fill book
She remarkable speaker ropped the end Of
his cigar into his coffee and taking his pocket Sc
eced fresh AS he did he laughed up case that
the others might it. ordinary cgarcase of weworn
pgskin with silver clasp
he only time her. he said "he tried to rob mo f
this"
The Baronet regarded him closely.
"She tried to rob you r. he repeated
Cried rob of this continued the gentleman in the black
tie and of the Carnas diamonds tone was one Of MINGLED
admiration and injury.
The Czarinas damonds' excame Baronet He glanced
quickly ana suspcousy at the then the about
the table, But their fae than that
of ordinary interest
eyes, the Carna's diamonds repeated the man with the black
tie 1T was necklace of diamonds to take them to the
Russian Ambassador Paris was to deliver them at Moscow
am a Queens Messenger" he added.
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