The Huttig news., 1913-03-08
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-George Anderson ar life see q remarkable man come out he Clermont hotel look around fur iVel' tash his hands in the snow and pass Q, onmouon attracts them to the C1ermon' where it is found thai the heautifn NJ dfth Challoner has fallen dead on th aezzanine floor.
 CH AFTER H-Anderson describes th' nan he saw wash his hands in the snow ne aoiel manager declares him to b 4rlanSc Rrotherson.
 CHAPTER 1II.Phvsleians find that
 ss eh9iloner was stabbed and not shot
 n seems to clear Brotherson Of sns- ,ieion
 CHAPTER Iv-Gryee. an aged d-tec- i've, and Swe water. his assistant take p the case. They believe Miss Challone' stahhed herself.
 GT1.----- -, "A paper cutter found lear the scene of tragedy is believed |" ae the weapon used.
 CHAPTER VI-Mr. Challoner tells of 2 batch of letters found in his daughter iesk, signed with initials strange 10 him II are love letters except one which shows that the writer was dispeased
 CHAPTER VII-This letter was signed ,itials which lead 10 the conclusion that Brotherson wrote all of them
 CHAPTER VIII-Anderson goes with sweetwater to identify Brotherson wilo to address a meeting of anarchists The place is raided by the police and rotherson escapes without being idenu led
 CHAPTER K Brotherson is found liv. ing in a tenement under the name of Dunn. He is an inventor.
 CHAPTER Brotherson tells the cor 4ner of his acquaintance with Miss Chal- loner and how she repulsed him witf ssorn when he offered her his love
 CHAPTER xJ-Sweetwater recalls the mystery of the murder of a washerwom- ,F..b 1 sf- 11Flafi he Ghalloner affair. Brotherson was a tenant of the building adjoining the on, which the woman died.
 CHATTER xr1 ---urfaer comparison oi the two cases spurs Gryce and Sweetwa- ter to renewed activity.
 CHAPTER XTIT-Challoner admits his daughter was deeply interested, if not in love with Brethcrson.
 CHAPTER Brotherson gives the police plausible explanation of his con duct. Gryce and Sweetwater are gwen permission to pursue their investigations independently.
 CHAPTER XV=zSweetwater plans to disguise himself as carpenter and seek lodgings in the same building with Broth erson.
 CHAPTER XVI-He watches the inven- the latter. The detect Ve moves to a room adjoining Rrethersen's.
 CHAPTER xVI1-He bores a hole ir the wall 10 spy on Brotherson. He visits him and assists the inventor In his work
 CHAPTER XvuI-R Repetition of the tune played by he orahestra the neght o' NJ iss Challoner's death arouses the sleep ing Brotherson to uneasy mutterings
 CHAPTER XTX-A girl sent by Sweet water with Edith Challoner's letters is ordered out by Brotherson. He declares the letters were not written to him.
 CHAPTER XX-Sweetwater is un- y,7a ct. htr Drnt hn dor Q recognized him at once.
 CHAPTER Sweetwater gets a message that Gryce has made a dis'ov- cry which changes the whole situation.
 CHAPTER XXI -=C Closer inspection shows that the letters signed 70. B." Were written hv two different men. Sweet water gees to Derby in search of the sec ond 70 B. whom he expects to find through one Doris Scott, mentioned in Miss Challoner's letters
 CHAPTER XXIIi-Deris Is found act Ing as nurse for Oswald Brotherson. who Is critically i'll from typhoid fever. and calls In his delrium the name of Edith. He Is the manager of the local works and is idofzed by the people.