The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-04

she could do amy thing to make nor
more comfortable
The shcrsm cleared his throat; wen.
II happened last night All aav long
we've been trying 10 ma out who H. IL
ana ever since 5 O'CLOCK this morning,
we've been searching for the woman
who came here with him She has dis
appeared as completely MS ii swallowed
~ the earth Not = sum Of u Glow.
not a shred. There's nothing u show
when she left the inn OF bv what
means. All we know is that the door
4 70 that room up there was standing
hAlt opcn when Burton passed Is Ii
1t . O'Clock this morning chat ID 10
say. Yesterday morning. Tor This X novy
NcdnesdH5. Il is quite clear from
TINS. that sho neglected TO close tho
! aoor tightly when she came out proh.
ably through haste or feur ana the
urait III the hail blew IL wider omen
during tho night Burton says the inn
was closed for tho night ut haIf-p3st
ten Ito went 10 bed She must nave
slipped ou, after every ono T.as sound
asleep. There were 10 other guests on
that floor. Burton and hi. VIE slren
on this floor. and tne servants ard III
the top OF the house anG tn /, wing No
one heard sound. We have not tic
remotcst idca when The thing happened
or when she left tho place. Or sheet
says tho man had been dead TOT ak
OF reiBht hours when be nrst saw him
md that was very soon after Burton's
discovery. Burton. on finding tn. door
open, naturaNy suspected that his
guests had skipped out during ,uo
h'sh' 10 aNoId paying the bin, and lost
no YIN. IN entering the room
~ iouhn inc man !ting on the bed,
sp' -" I'' "u'' i"ct UPWARD ard as dead
~ : 'h"cN- shoula SAY. quite dead.
~ - P"'''S creased. ms coat and
.'1''S ~ - 'Ho mack ~ ch"tr,
a'.".i W. 81 N'hs hn!te. belong
80 - - IT, n"' '''h ofiNeh square
-, - - ~ VS. tVuid SUCK :
,t..'t, s"l 'l"' '"e man.
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~, tba oe,v,r,. ,,t7t DI."
III ,he rhairs ~. n,.,,,,.. nj,
servant yyIo tool. ~. ',r.,i ,I 49,
SAYS tlt.t IN. ,vo,,,, ,s.s .f,,t,, XIX
I window vim no, vraus a., ,rntnr ,.tl
ana All Just rs She ,yns when eh, came
into ~, Mac rio ,r,r ,,,,, III ~
ing no attention to VIVA, was poIns.
ON III. waitress left the room, ,yi,t,-
out seeing her face. She had irstr,r
tons not to come for the tra.. uut!l
morning
THAT was tho last tinc the man was
seen alive. SO one has seen the ,vonu,
since the door closed after the servant
who distinctly remembers hearing the
llcy turn IN tho lock rs She went down
tile han II seems pretty clear mat
the man ate and drank but not the
woman I'cr food remained untouch-
81 on tho plate ana her glass was fun
Cad, II must have been a merry feast!
beg your pardon. Mrs Wrnndal!W
60 on. please" said shc lovely
That's all there il 10 say so filt as
.ho actual crime IS concerned There
we're signs or q s;ruggle-but it isn't
necessary 10 10 into that, Sow, as
10 their arrival At the inn. The bliz-
card lad not set IN. Last night was
dark. or course as there rs 40 moon
bat II was clear and rather warm for
the time Of year The couple came here
about 8 o'clock IL u hiph power run
about machine which the man drove.
They had no hand -bagrope and
apparently had run out from New
York Burton says he Was on tho
point of refusing them accommodate
ttous when the man handed him 4
hundred dollar bill. II MAS more than
Burtou's cupidlty could Withstand.
They did not register. The State n
ccnsc numbers had been removed
from the automobile. which was OF for