The Huttig news., 1913-02-15
SYNOPSIS.

CHATTER I-George Anderson 2, T'fe see remarkable man come out ne tiermont hotel look aruund fur.iycl FasA= his hands n the snow and u1Ss Uz 'ommcuon attracts them to the Clermoa where it is found that the beaut'ful M -dith Chailoner has fallen dead on Ii nezz1nine floor
 CHI AFTER II-Andorson describes Il nan he saw wash his hands in the snoz The hotel manager declares him to e32nd2 Protherson.
 CH tPTrR 1Jt+9hvsieians find thH - ss Eh4ilonGI was stabbed and not sha ;iicion
 CHAPTER fv-Grvce an aged drtes ave, and SWC F'ater. his assistlut ia ID the case. fley believe Miss Chafiore
 C15t-- = -. "A paper cutter fonn near the scene of tragedy is believed ae the weapon used
 CHAPTER YT-Mr Challouer tells of patch of letters foand in his daHsht"f desk. signed witH Initials str4ne" to htH II are love letters except one W3ie shows that the writer Was dispieassi
 CHAPTER VII-rGis letter was slene hV Orlando RTntherson The others bor. .ttIais which lead to the conclusion tha Rrotherson wrote all of thcm.
 CH AP1FR NIII-Andegson goes vi Sweetwater to identify RrGtHerson. w = =, to address a meeting of anarehisfs The place is raided bY the police an
 rat hersan escapes without being idene aed
 CHAPTER -Brotherson fs found liv ln% in tenement under the name q 3unn He is an inventor.
 CHAPTER X -Fsethersen tells the cor pner of his acquai iutance with Miss thal loner and how she repulsed htm wit ssorn when he offered her his love
 CHATTER XI-sweetwater recalls ths mystery of the murder of a washerwou m in which some details were similar T. H1,1fl .,fH ft..4--e tenant of the building adjoining the on n which fhe woman died.
 CHATTER NT1 --ufI,Ier comparison ot the two cases spurs Gryce and SweetWa ter to renewed activity
 CHAPTER X1II=Chal1oner admits his daughter was deeply interested, if not tn love with Brotherson.
 CHAPTER KY Brotherson gives the police d plausible explanation of his con a7tet GrYce and SWeetwater are given permission to pursue their investigations indepe ndently
 CHAPTER &V-Sweetwater plans to disguise himself as q carpenter and seek lodgings in the same building with Broth erson
 CHAPTER XYI-He watches the inven- tor al work at night and is deteeted bY the latter. The defectiNe moves to q room adjoining Brotherson's s.
 Sweetwater vas too taken aback to ditootl iAio NoS llCA ' he did not understand Want it, he? What he wanted was to see it put back in it's place on the shelf. Did Brotherson suspect this? The sup position was incredible; yet who could read mind so mysterious
 Sweetwater, debating the subject. decided that the risk of adding 10 any such possible suspicion was less to be dreaded than the continued threat offered by that unoccupied space so near the hole which testified so un. mistakably of the means he had taken to spy upon this suspected mans privacy. So, after moment of awk- ward silence, not out of keeping with the character he had assumed. he calmly refused the present as he had the glass.
 UnhapDily he was not rewarded by seeing the despised volume restored to it's shelf It still lay where it's own CT had pushed it, when, with some awkwardly muttered thanks, the dis comfted detective withdrew to his own room.