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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

sIlsvs - - So ~
~rAsy vssshss -
-whas - ~ 80 = ~
= havssfs - - = ~ M
% 4 ~ ~ u - - ~ n
xss -. Ma ~ nea son1I
ehiiArsn spsak Itasaan. 1se
ana NV other thiaeG T1sk -
. iInsuist ana nov Tn oaysag 80
whsa the ehsIdrsa 1ssssss - 1
Italian I cart unAsrstaal -
the way thsy wsrs ssssiesiat1n9
ins aftsr tn opsnine I fsa$ - NN
WAS MrA Foy % ths staaer
~she was . famous aancsv :
. century aeo ghs ~ $50 Aaaoo1
Paris opsra Hsuss and appeare6
important productions IN this SouNoul
was known - Madeline Miras1e.e
How long have ron bssa = 1los
nessr
On Stage Forty-rsvs Yensq
about forty-fve years ! easo1
first money a. . dancer whom W0GR~
years old. I've created more 49,
parts In extravaganza ana nsu11op4
dies was leading man With 1|
stock company for thres ssassaa
level. I was rather q handsouso 81
the time" land he smilsd). r w1e
the most dashing little Armands tn
leased q Camille, oh. that was -
thirty Year, ago. Most Of ny pee1
career has been parsed IN lninstss
musical comedy" y
Are the comedians moro e3ovo y
they were when you we're ssrvtng -
prenticeshipr'
II don't think 20. There are . i
many more comedians now tha0
we're then. but with fe. excepstOaa
are limited ~ to talent The e0Gne
OF the present day ars NOT ~ wall -
as the old timer. who had to 10 readys1
anything hs was asked to Do ~
notice. II he wasn't able 70 ~ \
starved In justice 70 the youngo
Grafton OF laugh makers. they havsufl
the opportunities for getting that e.
ton.
We have no Billy Emsrsons -
/ Emmetts IN Our ranks al the prss<ng =
continued the comedian. after Fee
q List Of famous singers and tu1n1
who have long since gone TO their -
i.rve played with them an osd -
and to my mind Emerson was tisa -
performer that ever stood I'D she's -
I'm probably be criticised tor th1ol =
! msnt. but in my opinion Emsrson T.
j fine q voice Is the great CarusA L
!, sons voice was uncultivAted. nMe
strength and sweetness have nsve4
eouaiIed He was grace itssif ~ . -
had magnetic stage presence and -
I dol Of his time But that win ~ I
an OF that I'm beginning b resn31
'|Tns 4first thing you know TN - Z
my right mama"
what 10 itr
Fitzgerald. with . fittIs r. o.
lrm going into this drug store -
tbArrei OF paregortc Il 4 y
J. A FTrzoEKA1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

Progressive Council. No. ~, -
tars Of Liberty, ara making akl
ments to celebrate their f0u11
anniversary. On February -
initiation viii be held. II
Mr.. w. r. F1ournoy, stop l
tersburg car line. II Quito 49,
his home. M
Mrs. Thomas ]. Jewett. Dk
Decatur street. 10 visiting her s
In Warrington.
Mr.. A. J. White still rema4m
serious condition at his NOR
Hull street Nr. White has -
for two years- sa!S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
OBITUARY


HEATHsNlLLE :, I
Miss Ada Rice. Of Hainawe&
cumberland county. died ~
Burial was made at OAkla& Il
dist church. Rev. Mr.. FieldtnG$
ing the service. She d 81
her father.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
news OF SOUTH RICHMOND
3 ~. 49, A3
Inspector BEDFORD also visited &n1
contract stations OF South Rac1
and inspected them. ID
Taken 20 Petcrsl,nr1.

Taken 10 PetersharG. ~
William Tibbs, white. VS. ~
cd yesterday in South Rtchn1e
On1cers Phelps and WAymac1
was taken back to PetegshuIw
tective EAnes TO answer TO thu =
Of flashing . worthless choc&
woman at that place
James Pryor. colored. wa1 nx11
yesterday for failing to prOvto
necessities Of life for his wtka II
tie Pryor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24
THE GUARD
AND MAKES ESCAPE
MIR, BEICHKR MAY DIE As . RE
SUIT OF INJURIES FROM
NEGRO CoNvICTs.

A. the result Of q murderous at
tack made by three convtcts OF the
Chesterfield county road force OF
dailbirds early yesterday morning.
Guard Belcher lies In Petersourg
hospital IN . dying coalition
The three negroes. william PTsce
and John Torby, Of Prince George
county. and William Smith. OF North
cumberland county. were working on
q road near Ettrick. and taking the
guard by surprise dubbed him into
Inconsistencies and then escaped.
Armed with the guards pistol ana
shotxun the tailbirds ned toward the
Norfolk and Western tracks On the
ra Sroad tracks they held up Two
white men and negro, but secured
nothing Of value. Ono OF them snot
at q train hand near Addison sta
ton, but the shot went wide OF ~
mark.
The negroes were seen yesterday
about noon in Crewe. but up to last
night. had eiuded their pursuers-
Several detectives, FROM Richmond
are on the trail and an alarm has
beer, sent out in all directions. and
tho men are expected 70 be captured
by this morning.
MI. Belcher was taken to hos
pital in Petersburg. which was the
nearest point where medical AID could
be obtained. He was reported last
night to be In . serious condition.
Primitive BAptlsts Build Church.
The Primitive Baptists OF this city
are rApidlx building 4 house ~ Mor-
land Heights. The church. which II
Of brick, will be the largest church
In woodland Heights and the only
one Of this denomination In Rich
mond.
Heretofore these have bees hold
ine their meetings once . month IN
Tcney's Hall. and they arc looking
forward with delight to the time that
they viii worship In = church Of their
own, The church = being paid Tor
BY volunteer subscriptions
The next meeting OF the Primitive
Daptists will be held At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Belcher,
500 cambridge street. Saturday even
Ing at o'clock. Sunday at II o'clock
A. N. and I o'clock r. NJ. All are
extended I cordial Invitation to at
tend Ill Of these services.
It n thought that the church viii
be completed and BE- In readiness fPr
the March meeting.
Move Zee Plane.
Tho leo making machines Of the
| late Richmond Transparent Ice
| WcrkS corner Of Adams and Canal
streets, that has been recently pur-
chaAAd by 0e6rxe Paul. proprietor u
the Manchester Transparcnt Iee
| works, ana are now being feuaCvpd
| TO tho lot at the corner Of TwAnky-
Art and Hainbrjdge strsstay waegl
: plant Will " erected. Tno ma.
chinsry Aas ! capacity of thirty to-
| per day. Il " '5s
TuatoaDca lnaroce
| Hosta1 InepecteI Him e0g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-24

wing To remernher tho capital OF Pata.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27
Tbs DRUGGIST GIVES, YOU
s .'sS JUST WHAT YOU ASK FOR

proved so satisfactory a liver stimu-
liant and reliever of bilioUsness, and
to entirely take the place of calomel
without any danger of restriction OF
habits or diet, that there are dozens
of PREPARATIONS springing up with imi-
tations of its claims.
But Dodsons Liver Acne is guar
anteed to do all that is claimed for
it, and if you are not satisfied with it,
Ed c. Bruce will hand your money
back with smile Any person go
ing to this store for a bottle of bod
sons Liver Tone will be sure of get
ting large bottl eof this genuine
remedy in exchange for his half dol
lar.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27
The Old Joke About Something Just
as Good" Doesn't Apply to
This Drug Store.

You have probably heard dozens of
times the old story. that a drug store
was a place to get something just as
good" There is at least one druggist
in the world that you can't say this
about.
1t is certain that an inferior article
will never be substituted for a guar
anteed one BY Bruce's drug store.
Take, for instance, a safe, reliable
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble like Dodson's Liver Tone.
This harmless vegetable liquid has
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27

It is reported that papers which are
supporting the bull mooser have or
dered extra fonts Of rs" And they
will be needed when Teddy gets to
talking.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27

24sod service including Pullman and
ching Asheyfle via sagauuah ana Columbia
Atlanta Pull
Sleeping Atlant
No 13-rhough Electric Lighted Dir
Coaches Atlanta Chattanooga and Gin
brunswick Atlanta
Dining
Coaches Birmingham and Frisco system
Colorado Springs via Birmingham
City.
Washington
Coaches Through fpD
Baltimore philadelphia and New York
4. 2. CARY, e.9A. J. L. MEEK AtVFA E. ~ Meeousan o.
Warrington. D. G, Atlanta, sruns" e~ -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-08-27

Wonder how the colonel likes being
an outcastl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
aus Der nne8eeeno.
6uniugfprb.

9olotngfprD.
Sci elmer IeBten Greitag in Der abels
@nbIe erfoletengrplofion, 6ie ooour8
entitono, 6oB elm @aiolin<8balter
nit elmer brennen6en 2aferne tn 81
rabe Beriibrung fam, tr1gen &einri9
Shells un6 MIpbons gitene1er 8erle,
t1lnger 6onon. - Sit. !&urren, Sal.
frer Der biegen 5nrners Gtate 8anf,
but fein 1telees %9eim, SAG er fir5lih
NIT 6onilie be3oaert bat, bon NIT 8s9e.
fu4ern. Inter anoeren moren feline
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-18
9io5eian=N


Nah eireu1 am letten Sonntog
INN talb II l1br in Der ct. Mrna
Stride at st. Mrru, no bodnp. 9err
@uialsfi ols Seellorger ange1teQt lit,
pom ttofpm'iten '9iidlof Srobec unter
5ablreid)e Aliiten5 g%eieierten 8onti=
fitalamte, miibreno neldem unter 0i=
rettion oes Erof. g. 6. @aiier Don
ct. GIouo cine berrlide Meiie in
ausge5eifneter @eiie nit bem soloi=
lter @eter Martini BON st. &louo
aufgefubrt ml,roe, ertbeilte 9odoer=
ielbe IS Ser lonen oas fl. Saframent
Ser 6irmung uno belt an sic 6irm=
hinge mie on Sic gar5e @emeinoe cine
redt ein5ringlide Aniprn4e. = &om=
menoen Counting miro Biihof Erobec
in ser pom bohhp. @errn S. 2erger
in @ooeno pnitortrten ct. Mnna &c
mein6e firnten.
Sim Montog, dem Is. Suli, Dem
Ieite 6es FL. &einrid, >pur6e in ser
pom bodnp. @errn u. 54ont gu Ser
kur, poitorirten @emeinoe oas 3a=
tronspit in feierlider @eiie begangen
ourd Elm @odamt, 5as pom bofm.
9errn sos. Mmbauen Don ct. 2atp=
renee celebrirt pur6e, ser au9 eine
ser 5eier angepoBte. geoiegene Set
pre5igt belt. 0em bofpm. Srt5pfor=
rer ghont balfen inn Beidtituble aus
hodm. 6err Imbal>en uno bodJm.
@err @obeI aus Staples. 9ie idone
lyeier idlob nit SEM iafromentaliiden
geqen, ser pom bohm. @errn 8obel
ertbetIt 1pl,roe.
8ei einem Hontififalamte, Nell
DIES bodhp'iter 8iidof Srobec am
Oienitog Morgen in Ser &onpents=
fapene ser ebrp. 6~ran5isfmeridme=
itern in 9ittle Sails inter Mliiten5
seq bofm'iten Migr. Magl uno oes
bodm. &errn Alten6orf bon 9itt1e
Sails, oes hod)m. @errn Gladta bon
@opolton uno oes bodtp. 6rans5ista=
nerpoter @ugoIinus bon ct. 9ouis,
speIder Sic geiitliden grer5itien Der
5fmeitern leitete, bielt, empfingen
orei Go%noiontinnen 5o5 Srbensflei0
oes fl. 6ron5isfus, unS cine sdpe-
iter legte sic epigen @elub0e al. Dte
@ohl elmer Oberin, sic nad benz
Mmte unter 6em @oriit oes Dto5eian=
Oberen gebalten >pur6e, fiel al1f Sic
ebrtp. Sdpeiter Maria &oia, melhe
por6em bereits sic perantmortlide
stene befleioete.
Mm Mben6e 6es 80. Suit be=
ginnen in ser 81. Sobns Mbtei 6ie
Sabreserer5itien fir sic Gefularprie=
fter ser 9io5ele; oieielben mer6en ge=
leitet pom bodm. 9ominifanerpater
Clemens Sbinte bon Minneapolis,
1peIder aud in fommen6er ISOLDE sic
Grer5itien Ser CUR ct. Sobns Mbtei
geb0rigen Eatres leiten miro.
Sim Morgen 6es II. Suit legten
in ser ct. 8eneoifts=@ onpentsfape1e
gu ct. Soiepb Is Sdmeltern Sic emi-
get uno 80 Sdppeltern Sic 5reiiabrt-
gen @eIiiboe ab. Die @eremonien
nabm ser bodnp'fte 9err @bt Setter
gngeI, 8. g. s., bon ct. Sobns Dor
unter Mifiiten5 Don oielen Oroens=
un6 8eItprieitern. gr5prieiter mar
bodp. @err Mifs, Don ct. Midoel,
@bren5tofot1e sic bo4m. Batres, ..
g. s., Mlfreo un6 Ssmalo, Diafon
un5 Sub6iafon ser Mei1e sic bohtD.
gene6ictiner Snnocen5 un6 Morbert,
Geremoniore sic bodm. P. P @ein=
rid, s.. g. g., uno Soiepb, 8. g. 9.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
I~n5.:gru.
@tnfpaItiG
Gmnn3ipiertc 6ramenfaRc!

Sc mare natiirli9 elm Munoer,
fDenn Die 8etGtigung bes Nenen Meis
bes, BON pel9er in Sen leBten Sab
rem 10 piel bic &ebe lit, ii9 ni9t aud
duf bic 5iibe eritreden tpiirbe, uno
6amit 3uglei9 ouf bas S4ubtpert ~
mag Dies ben Mdnnern gefaqen ober
ni9t.
Sin &unbiger t%onftutiert, oaB BEL
uns, uno mebr ooer minber in Ser
qdnaen &ulturtpelt, nur nod f.
tpenige feline Srauenfaube pus
man fri6er Helm ndnntt - getrdgen
1peroen, uno oas nprmale MaB ser
Gbast09ter S9u6e in nur 3pan3ig
sSGbrlein I'm cine boae Drummer GRO
Fer %getporben 1T unO fi9 DordusIi6t=
li9 nod peiter O~ergr0Bert. gr
bringt bies 6auptfd9li9 nit benz mp=
bernen Sang gu a1er.ei atbletiI9sn
p0er Sports : 8etGtigungen aud BON
Jrauensperfonen in @~erbinoung uno
,erfldrt groBe unO comfortable S9ube
'dls un3ertrernll@ Don DER Srduer<
Emancipation, nit ober obne politiz
f6es Stimmre9t.
Sod gibt cs 5rauen unb MdO9en,
oeren 3ierli9s tleine 6iiB9en Ser
Oi9ter belingen tDnnte; uber es ner=
ben ibrer INNER penigerI Mun mag
oiss aIs GinbuBe fir sic Romdntif
tetIugen; aber oieIe bat nod gar
man6erlei onbere ginbuBen in uniez
rem .3eitaIter erlitten. @er peiB, ob
ni6t bieIei9t tiinftigen @ei9ls9tsrn
bic tIsinen TiB9en gun3 unbetannt
finb, ooer ebenfo abnorm er1heinen,
mie uns Dor fur3em nod bic Chine
iinnenz5iBe? @ut penigftens, ipenr
Ole @%eiunbbeit babel profitisrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29

Brandt aeqeniibsr au ber gsmsrtuns
otrei3t battet Die TsIigc @roBmuttsr
miife cine ungepobnli9 forpuIente
Dame Iein, = oisier stoBe Sdrg
mar nit Opium asfiat sspsfsu! Gr,
Ron Madinnon, foilerlid 9ineiiiner
3oGbeamter. in Joo9op anseiteat,
UNI Sen S9mugsel gu DerbinOsrn,
Bate nit eigensr 6anb Elm DOCUMENT
dusqefertigt, 6as pomoali9 n nein,
tsTtimmt Il gerug Opium einfibrte,
hin ZEN Sri fir mebrsre Nondte
morali16 un0 f0rpsrIi9 gu ruinisren!
Rop f9uuOerte. @r bertrand nun
Sing Gbongs 8sfu4e in ieinem
6duie uno feline tief reIpettOOne, bod
qIei98eitig balb ironi39e Dirt, gu griir
BEN. unO Dab San9 Wdb Gan
bate er Isinsr QrbeitsfreuOe ipegen
@sbaIts5ulage gsgeben. Sine f9muts
3ige 5reuOe iiber leinen pObIgeIungc>
men S9muegsl unb iiber Ous bliis
benos Spiumgef9dft por es, OieTelbe
niebrige Sreuoe, ME in Dem pioerz
pdrtigen @eIi9t ieines &ompognons
Sing Gbong. Rpp f9Gumte Dor
Nut. @r poate lie beiOe an5eigen.
Gr pollte n er = nu9 Ra9e Diirs
Tttn6, f9lief cr enOli6 Elm.
@r eripa9te, als @db San bors
fi9tig, faTt 3drtIi9 ous NeB bob unO
ibm einen eistalten Sorbet ferpierts.
Rop mar fpdt in ser Ha9t aus iei>
mem &lub getommen, Der Bob aber
beToB bic gliidlide @abs, gu ubnen,
mann Ser gepobnte Morgentee nit
einem ben @aumsn mebr erfrif9ens
sen @etrdnf gu pertouI9en pGre II
uno HoD fiiblte, buB feline Gd9epldne
I4panben. Gr ertunnte plDBli9 ben
6umpr Der Situation.
r8ob," fagte er, nun 1T affo
Define @roBmutter ernitti9 ~geitOrben
unb lam ME nieoer Iterben. 9as
leBte MuG mar bas alerleBte, fpis9"
rSd, Sir, oanfe, Sir" ~antfDortete
Ser 8op ernitbaft, bod &ob glarbte,
Elm 3nintern in feinen Mugen gu
Tebsn, roas IeBte MaG fturb fie fpirts
li9, dber, bite, Sir" fiigte er bin5u.
unO Rop bate barauf f9p0ren mO=
gen, oaB fsin 9iener fi9 Dor berbul=
tenem 2a9en IdiittsIte, lid babe nod
mebrere elm biB9en trante OnfeIs,
oas nd9Its Mal fam bie1ei9t Elm
Iieber Sntel fterben. ous nG9ite Mdl
l0nnen mir einem Sntel bas 2eben
nebmen."
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Ger : ~@attenIpenoer.

Sine torpulelte aIte Dame ging an
einem gliibenO beiBen Sage bur9 ben
part; gu ibrem S9rsden bemerttc
Iie, baB Elm ni9t iebr bertrauener=
pedeno a~usIebenoes SnOiOi0uum ibr
auf Dem SuBe foIgte.
Gntf4loFen blieb fe fteben, orebte
ff9 um unb fugte:
sd mO4te sic eriu9sn, Sbrer
Mege gu seben unO mir nitt gu
fplsen."
Der Sramp belt ii9 aunGhit in
grDBerer G%ntfernuns. aber mad etli.
den Minuten NOR er ibr pieOer duI
Zen Gerfen.
.Msnn sic fi9 ni9t entfsrnsn,
nerOe i9 mid fofort an einen PoIi-
3iiten lm @9uB nenoen, Orphte oil
fDrpulente alte DAME.
Der Sramp f9aute flc bittenb an
unb fagte nit flebenO.r Stimme:
.@ndOiss Grau, i'd bef6pOre @is
beim 9immsl, bas nidt gu tun! 0a-
BEN sic Mitlsio miOmir. rufen Sis
teinen poli5iften sic iino oer
sinaiss S4uttenlpencer I'M aun3eu
Nnrt."
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
Sraasnrsote i'm altem sabpIonsni

1lniere beutigen He9tsberbdGtniFe
beOeuten 3tpar einen groBen Sort
f9ritt s~egeniiber ben friiberen re9tz
li9en 8eI9rGntungen bes tpeibIi9en
@ef9le9ts, aber bic 9erren Der
S90pfung miifen ii9 bod re9t be-
f9dmt fiiblen, tpenn ie 3. 3. bic
.redtti9e Stellung Der 6rau OOr
Sa9rtauTenben i'm alien 8abDlonien
betra9ten. SIN 2anos 3pif9en benz
@upbrot unb benz Sigris itanb bic
5rou re9tli9 orf glei9er Stufe ME
Der Mann. S9on bic friibefte 3eit
fannte cine R1nigin @unt=@ulo,
unb auf ben betannten MTurbonipaI=
Reliefs iiBt bic 26nigin benz Itegenz
ben &Onig CUR Seite beim GeItmabI.
SIN Dierten Sabrtauienb b. gbr. berz
bnnben ii9 Jrouen nit 5rouen ouf
ibren eigenen Namen gu 9anbelsgez
f9dften; lie burftsn foufen unb ber=
taufen, bergen unb leiben, als Rld<
ger ober 3euge Dor @eri9t erf9einen,
au9 no9, 8elieben iiber tbr @igen=
tum teitieren.
Nus Dem II. Sobrbunbert b. gbr.
ftammt Elm Seftament, in benz elm
Jelb in erfter 2inie Der So9ter,
Oann Der G9pefter bermo9t purpe.
8ruber unb S9pe1ter erben 31 eleiz
den Seilen. Inter gprus tlogt Tein
Spbn gambnies ouf &iideritottung
elmer Sppotbeten19uIb, fir bic bic
5rau bes S9ulbners nit berpfliGs
tet 1T. 3ablrei9e 0otumente 3eigen
bic Trnu ols SeparatT9ulonerin IL.
Biirgen, als @igenbdnblerin unb 8e=
teiliste. Gin Go3ietGtsoertrog aus
Ser 3eit Nbrobams apif9sn 3ipei
MGnnern unb elmer 5rau fsBt ben
MObus Der Hiid3obIung elmer gum
3ped gemeinf9ofli9er Sanbelsge<
fhdfte entIiebenen Summe feT. nobel
Die Srau in glei6er Weife bebanbeIt
pirb. tpie Der mdnnli9e Seilbober.
Oabin linb mir nod bolO flint Sobr=
tauienoen nun ou4 gliidIt9 getom=
men.
Washington Journal., 1912-06-29
niht 3einnher9s.

Ni@ts 9 eonberes. :
rMenn mid bic Qeuts auf Der Strabe
fommen iebsn, 70 neiden ie mir iAon
bon @eitem aus!1 - ,Od ftn0' t4
ober niGts 9eIcnberes bran. Iieber
Betterl 60 maden's Die 2eute beim
rG9ften beiten SGisn uu4!~
-Nbfo! n@csbalb maifirt fiA
benn 5rdulein Gnrnelie bas Mntltb 2"
Isle bat G-ori 4ss 3abnleiOsn!"
Damn forts re T1 cod osn 3aGn
reiBen laFeWl" -, a5er es lit eben
her 3ala ter $40"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-07-02

Woodfelds. On the FRIDAY morning
/ received long letter from the
colonel deploring the accident and the
delay. more especially because his
commission to purchase the stone ex-
tended only to the 10th OF August. and
II was then the third. He hoped. how
ever, that matters would look bright
or at the end OF that time: and would
bring his partner to London the mo-
ment he could travel.
Now. at the first thought, this in
telligence set all the inherent suspi-
cion, which is n part of me. at work
once more. Suggestions of doubt
rose again and again, instantly to be
suppressed. | had already come to
the determination to put from my
mind suspicion both of the count and
his daughter. when there came TO me
by the afternoon delivery another let
ter concerning the matter; but this
was anonymous, and in hand | did
not know. 1t was curious scrawl
written upon slip of account paper.
and its contents were but these
words:-
you will be asked to Kershaw
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1912-07-02

"iiave you got your revolver with
you. sir?" he asked
"Of course have: and I'll take this
opportunity to charge the chambers.
but | don't believe for moment there
will be occasion to use It. The mans
on a false scent entirely. It's necess-
airy ut the same time to act like wise
men, and not fools; and / must count
on you to be near me while were I'm
the place. If there's any knavery
nfoot, we shan't hear of 1t until the
place is asleep; but come here when
am going to bed, and then we shall
know what to do
sent him off with this to the ser.
wants quarters. and dressed. though
an Understandable sense of nervousness
had taken hold of me; and | found
myself peering into every cupboard
and Granny like an old woman look
ing for burglar. The situation was
either as dangerous as it could be.
or l was the victim of farcical fears.
The meal was an excellent one, adj
mirably served; the wine was perfect.
l sat Mt my hosts right facing his
daughter. who seemed to exert herself
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Then n audd' 4aintu-ss TOOK me.
and recollCct only that / fell forward
into world OF light, and thore slept.
THE joke, was. seeing you living,
Mr.. Sutton. that Abel swallowed the
wine that butler gave him, and was
made as insensibly drunk rs man
who takes stage chloroform. knew
ali along that the butler was the one
to watch; and while I never thought
they'G dc YOU michief in the room
believing they meant TO work after
midnight-my men In the grounds
clappej the bracelets on the lank chap
up by the woods there and he had the
diamond on him"
And the colonel and his daughter
and the invalid?" L asked, raising my
self in the bed of an upper chamber
of the Woodhelds. on the foot Of
which sat my old friend, the detective
of Hyde Park
Got clear away by a back staircase
we'd never heard of. through a cellar
and q passage to the lower grounds,
They knocked old Jimmy the local
policeman. ON the head by the spinney.
and all they left him was "A bump as
big an an orange. The girl must have
had liking for you One of my men
nearly took her as she jumped into n
dog cart but she threw the keys In
his face. and he brought them here.
l knew nothing about this room. and
shouldn't have done except for the
ring of your revolver: but the last
Lord Aberly built it TO take his IA
nous collection OF rubies and emer-
aids, and that lag Klein evidently
heard of II, and leased the place fur
nished on that account"
"How do you know that he was a
swindler?"
81 heard of him in New York. when
| was there last winter. He was want
ed for the great mail robbery near
st. Louis. clever scoundrel. too;
deceived heap of folk by forged let.
tiers of introduction, and the banks
by leaving big deposits with them.
He must be worth a pretty pile: but
L don't doubt he came over here from
America on purpose to steal your dia.
monds. lie was out at the Cape mine
months ago, and got to hear all about
the White Creek stone. Then he must
have known that Herbert Klein. his
supposed brother, and real rich man
OF Valparaiso, was away yachting In
the Pacific; and so he claimed him.
and traded on his undoubtcd couple Of
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s,fntos. a caever rorEer. ana ,ne

nfaioo- "A clever ro<gex, ana the
other two of them nealy as smart. It
was lucky for you that one of the
grooms here had heard of a mysteri-
GUS place in that dressing-room. and
led me, when | missed you. to tap the
walls. You We're nearly done for. and
though you don't know, you've been
in bed pretty well week"
And the mans daughter?' l asked,
a little anxiously.
Ills daughter" he replied; "pshaw.
she's his wife!-and wen take the
pair OF them yet"
But he never did, although the Iank
butler is our guest at Dartmoor.