Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-18
Continued

"PooET- Gnnz said. when she had recovered herself . little. There isn't any reason. as far as that goes, why F1annigan shouldn't have worn Toms overcoat. or-any of the others"
 -Flsnnigani" Leila said loftily. Why. his arms are like plano legs; he couldn't get into 1t As for the ethers. there is only one person who would it. or nearly fit, that overcozt, and that is Dallas. Anne.-
 While Anne was choking down her wrath. Leila got up and darted out of the tent When she came back she wss triumphant
 Look" she said. holding out her sand- And on her palm lay lightish brown button. T found 1t just where ns paper said the board was thrown cut. and 1t is from Mr. HRrbison'E ssercoat, without . doubt"
 Of course l should not have been surprised. 4 man who would kiss . woman on 6 dark stsircase-a woman De had known only two days-was ca sable of anything.
 -Kit has only been 6 little keener Ehsn the rest of us." Lollie said. "She found him out yesterday"
 Upon my word" said Anne indig- ksntly. preparing to go. eff I didn't knCw you girls so well, would think you were crazy. And now, just to off- set this, will tell you something. EEnnigan told me this morning not to worry; that he has my pearl collar spotted. and that young ladies will have their jokesi"
 Yes. as I said before. it was a cheer ezl. joy-producing situation.
 sat and thought 1t over after Anne's parting shot. when Leila had Bounced downstairs. Things were closing in; I gave the situation 24 hours to develop. At the end of that time F7annigan would accuse me open U of knowing where the pearls were; [ would explain my silly remark to kim, and the mins would explode snder Aunt Selina.
 was sunk in deiected reverie when some one came on the roof. When he was opposite the opening in the tent, saw Mir. Harbison, and at that mo ment he saw me. He paused uncer- tAinly, then he made an evident effort and came over to me.
 You are-better today7"
 -Quite we'll, thank you"
 T am glad you find the tent use enl Does 1t keep of the wind7"
 Tt is quite a shelter"-fTigidly.
 He still stood. struggling for some hing to say. Evidently nothing came to his mind. for he lifted the cap he was wearing, and. turning away, be gan to work with the wiring of the could zee that If he was profes- sional gentleman-burglar, 10 doubt he needed to be After a bit, finding lt necessary to climb to the parapet, be took on his coat, without even a glance in my direction, and fell to work vigorously
 One does not need to like a man to admire him physically, any more than one needs to like a racehOrse or any other splendid animal No one could deny that the man on the parapet vas 6 splendid animal: he looked quite big enough and strong enough to have tossed his slender bridge across the gulf to the next roof. without any difficulty, and coordinate enough tc have crossed 1t with a flourish tC safety.
 Just then there was a rending, tear tug sound from the corner and & nut tered ejaculation. looked up fin time to see Mfr. Harbison throw up bis arms, make a futile attempt to regain his balance. and disappear over the edge of the roof. One instant he was standing there, splendid. superb; the next, the corner of the parapet wal empty. all that stood there was 2 broken. splintered post, and tangle o- wires.
 l could not have moved at first; al least, 1t seemed hours before the full significance of the thing penetrated my dared brain. When got up seemed to walk, to crawl, with leader weights holding back my feet
 When ! got to the corner I had tC catch the post for support. knew somebody was saying: "Oh. how terri hIei" over and over It was only after ward that knew 1t had been myself And then some other voice was say ing: Don't be alarmed. Please. donr be frightened. Pm all right"
 dared look over the parapet final iy, and instead of crushed and un speaksbie body. there was Mr. EaFbi son, sitting about eight feet below me with his feet swinging into space and a long red scratch from the cornei sf his eye across his cheek. There ~as e sort of mansard there, with win dows. and just enough coping to keel him from rolling od-
 T thought you had fallsn-an ths way" I gasped. trying to keep my tips from trembling. 'T-oh. don