The daily Alaskan., 1911-06-09

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 If there wBs anything wanting in tta wauer or cirumgnntiai proof that Perkins had been murdered It was supplied hy The farl lbaI hls hundred soverelrus remained with ihc Hnd lord Bs neither called for H nor did 0nv one present an order Tor il And yet there were persons who believed that if bp bad Gcea murdered his fam Uy wnu.I make the Hu known lbaf hg WIS missing Nn fHFs1n In lhe Counfrr rouuda hnnI nor ndsrd i7 Ireland was repuried missing. hH' communication tu those dHvs WIS very slow. and news irarpird neither inst nor ra- Since no Turlhrt bnowl edge WIS ealnr3 as Co lhe identity of either Erourh or Perkins. after awhile frforcsI In 'he case dlcd down and ii was at Inst forgotten.
 About the lime this curious case was the nR In md around London derry, Ireland. a mysterious robbery occurred in London EnEIaud Edith daughter ot Edward TreIawney was about Co be married, and her father had drawn from bis bunkers E3O'o for her dawrv thaf he might have lt ready for The settlements which were Co be made the next day Not having Q safe In The house. he placed it under hts pillow In The morning it was gone.
 He expected t0 find that some one Of his servants had disappeared during thc night but on going downstairs be found rhg butler setting the table for brea bfrst. Ihc h6uSemHId dustinE in Che library and rhe cook in the Kitchen These were the only servants kept and there w0e DO one else in the house who could have taken Che money. The matter was reported to the police but in those days the machinery for hunt ing up criminals which exists todHy was unknown. and an hope of recov- err Of thr treasure was abandoned within few Bours after It wHs lost
 Marriages In England were in that day dependent uuru The settlements The groom in this. ease Thomas Nolan. had studied medicine nod required cap ItaI to sel him up in bis profession Re would receive El0OUO from bis fa- thcr at tHe auers death but not tiH then. and q be married Miss Trelawney without a da, HIs father would cut him of from his inheritance The loss of what was ro have beco Der dowry broke aT Hg match
 Not long after this rupture between two lovers Anthony RaHu0. who had for long while been madly In love wth Mss Trc'awney. renewed or at. tempted Co renew bis attentions Co her But she would have nothing to du with hIm He was a persistent fellow, and It was difficult faI Der Co get rid of him In order tr help bis case he told her father Chat hu bad inherited GS0o0 from an uncle wU1 had died In Amer lea But even this faUei. for. while Che daueh.e- did not love Barton her father had a very poor opinion of him Indeed there was a secret understand ing between Nolan and Miss Trelawney that neither would marry until he should have achieved success or had inherited his portion Of bis fathers es tate.
 Two years passed. during which young nr Nolan. whose father would do nothing for hIm pecuDiarly, made u,Je progress jn bis profession, and marriage with a port'on.ess girl was out of trp question One day when Miss Trunwuug returned from shop ping she found u her room a bag con. uung tbe los, d0wry. witb the ey- ecnron of a hundred pounds lD the bag was a paper signed by Anthony Barton It was a confession and rcFd as follows
 When you receive this [ shalI bN where DO one will dud me They say love Is euuoDHnE 70 has made me Che most desptcab.e of men am going Go confess what have done have made two mysteries win explain them both. bur have had a coUfed crate. did not steal your dowry, but 2 employed another to do it for me dfd not want your money, but | NH..'N 10 N|hHh NN lHNI NNahNN "aNH Nolan hoping that by doing SO ! could n time persuade you to be my wife The man who stole the dowry took away with him as much more money. Be and tbe money were sure Go be missed and he would be hunted am not going to betr8y him How be got your d0wrv. how It is returned to you, must remain a mystery Tbe other mystery win explain. for you win need It to recover a hundred pounds belonging tO you
 "Ny confederate determined to dis appear from tho face of the earth Not long alter his departure he put up at a hotel To I-cond having with him a trunk tn which tbore was jTttle besides a change Of apparel and red beard Be left ElO0 with the landlord and went to his room Dressing himself as another person and putting on the ! beard. be got out ofa window, dropped on a shed and going Co the front door entered as a guest, securing the room next Go and communicating with his .-, 7~Lr, Aa cont hTe rrfr-N Fav-r