The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-08-06

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|, sit up and lay 'saodhteetthitngg.3 Then W
shall have him where we want him."
Yes. I gesso," said fSymonds, eye
ing. the doctor. He suspected malice
on account of the proposition, he hat
made to rifle Hines pockets, AMI
which had been SO contemporary re
fused. However, the doctors face
was straight and, mutterfng, the de
t%ective entered the }parlor, irhe next
instant a loud i~mprecation. from the
wounded man and a string Of lurid ad
jectives following from the same
source ihdieatedi'thata the detective
might not feel above spite, whatever
stand others might take.
The doctor. entered quickly at the
5>"Ah, this IS gJJo%d%, Isl cried. "r was
sure YOU Would conffe1 aafNoAHa in a few
minutes But You mHsmpeSeftS9dHf
Self. "Drf1F ttis and tHeens lswgilfHe
able to tell us who assaulted yOu.-
For a nonfent5 Hines, looked as If he
would pike to -cAaE4eNtW 9saaTt ito
the detectiye, who stood woodenly re-
peatinga chat he had SHY HHEaaht to do
the drfxaaif OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ffen Shoe. sBat' Hg' swaflowed tie fmedi-
cine presentlS and passing the glass
cfFae man whbby'sh&ot he NwaaI1cha5iiible
Mains."a2Fn ,kdhTafD
b sThe doctor. examined hin. keenlY las
he made the Statements and the 4detec-
tive thought TEHe,s lying. What for?'
Tell us how It hNappened?"
81 scarcely Know myself" Hines an
swered. He paused to consider, and
both men knew by the expression. of
the eyes that they were about to hear
an invention and not the truth, at all
events not the Whole truth Charlie.
wished me to lend him some money"
he finally went N, land l couldn't,
because I had none He wrote to me
several. times about it.. One OF his
notes is in there"--pointing towards
the finer room. would you mind
getting the bunch of letters on my
deskass4 He ppoked at the defective.
I'll show YOU"
Symonds knew that the note re-
,feerfed to was the one in his pvp
pocket. The Signature &C. then. was
not that Of Clements, But stood for
Charlie" While he fastened into
the study and brought out the letters,
placing the, one wanted among them.
he Vas thinking How 'biafiy' easy it is
to raise "a false bunch! 'rd' have
; SEsszs ! 4y 1ss fAFea 1$sa tha #taq q:- mean
onHInifntesss sefettsd the note from the
pphe ana read It aldhtds ahhd; th ss he'd I
s'aaffere,,s lths date On fhd envelope
Ne safdin4'sanntd there's Tie for
Charlie, The appointment was. for
today, and he Kept f." could hot
raise the money, and he said fcouid If
I = wished but wouldn't. We had
words and he Struck ME. Then he
grabbed my revolver from the table
. a5i5J e s}E me AK T. ! sabialR R't ss En9T ANY any
i IThe. detective watched him with all
eyes, Why did he think, it neces-
sary, to 80 into, details, fortifyng the
with propfs? The natural way
be for him to make the charge.
the details and proofs until
hey were, called sfor,4 And, then, al
the story were. true where did Gle
come in? The lodging mistress.
who knew hin, had. admitted, him to
the house at two minutes of three.
scarcely 20 minutes before the shoot
.ng. Was Clements the guilty one,
and the victim trying to, screen
linn :? .slIftso, why? And why should
1e accuse Mainssfalsely2aJ Moreover,
What about dthose . thrirrying women
leardl by the young man in the hail
he very moment after the shooting?]
Hines probably felt that the detee- !
we was gKeIpsfca1,, Tor AFTER gazing
rom him to~the physician, neither of
Shnms word IN comment, a
act that must have struck him as
lpeer, to say the least, in the circum-
~tances, be drew another, paper from
lis pocket saying, as ii to cap the
.limax efsbr0ofE a@~kCf sggTS
This fdthNe> hfotslin which leshen-
ions what he wants-ten th6lJs4Ad."
"Ten thoHsand!"N symqY ex-
laimed. h3stledSA4Hy.
Eyes. ssn6 autaessFe was
bout out it in cips |;
e iss $ .a,ss