Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-04


voice of mrdemoiseilc calling. Muir
.cr- help parl-papo"'
You may he sure that VIC uuioi,';
srrJng NJ and that VI. Stangevso1
o.d | threw ourselves upon tho Gocy
FAX, alas. II was locked. fast locked
ON the Inside by the caro- Of madcmai
ecllc. rs I have told you, with key and
bolt We tried to force it open. b,,t It
yamaingd firm. NJ Stangcrson was like
madman ard. truly. It was enough
10 malc him one. FOR We heard nlaLc.
moi.cl'c still calling "lIclp. help -
S,-vserson shoWcicd terrible blows w.
,''r door sud wept with rage ard rcl
aod with despair ana helplcssncss.
"lt wac then That hod IN inFr'l.
tion. THE Gsoa"siH must have .
tered ~ he Window cried Il vii
60 to tho window" and rushed from.
the pavilion ara ran like one out ~
his iuinG
"'Tho inspir.t ion was that the win
dow Of tho yellow room looks out IL
such way that the park wall which
aluts on tho parilion. prevented my at
pN' t. l'"'i .l'N VIC "ilio""' !" eo' up
~ 1T 'rp HIS H''i 10 go od' oi 'ho
park. | ran toward the gate ard on
nay way ne; Nernie- and his wife. the
cate keepers. who had been attracted
j." the pistol reports and by our cries
in few words | tod them wh9t had
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W I'm the concierge / hurried BACK
TO the pavilion. l he door, i'll spite OF
the furious attempts of NJ. StanCcrson
ana Bernlcr to burst II open. was still
holdinE hFm, nut at length II gave
way before our united efforts, and
then what a Sight met our eyes. l
should tell you that, behind Us. the
concierge held the laboratory lamp
powerful lamp That III the whole
chamber
~ mus also tel you, monsieur.
that the yellow room IS very small
room. Mademoisell2 had furnished It
with fairly large iron bedStcad. q
small table, dressing table and two
chairs. Fly the light Of the big lamp
we saw all a. glance MadcmOiselle.
il her nightdress. was lyiug on the
floor III the midst of the Creates dis
orde'. Tables and chair had becl
erthrown showing that there he'd
been violent struggle. Madomoiselo
had certainly been dragged from her
hod She was covered vita blood and
Lad terrible marks Of finger nails on
,rr ho,n ,lmoet torn lr tho raiIa
rom q wound ON the ri1ht tep,n,o .
..,s,n ot blood had run lown a,c
r,1, n IttIe MOL ON w.. eoor wiz.
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,ho, stoto bo ,hrew rin,soie -, It.
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lnenoir Tie osccrtoinnd thot CIV. s,,u
reotbed
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tr,cos Mood e,oirod ,nor,.s - ~.
LARGO hand on the v,,Is ,rd on 81.
door hie handkerchief rod r.,,,
blood without any initials =, old oon
AVID ,,orv Trash footoorl,s ~, ,.
ON the hoor--footnorks of man ,yi,h
largo foot whose boot e,,os hod ,o,, ="
sort ., cootv ,mnrees,op IL, ,,,1
this man rot away. How had bo ro,