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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-07-08
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Blair was, and who the strange visitor
was, deliberately killed the latter for
motives of his own. But Sedgwick
can prove that he was back in his
house by nine o'clock, and we have a
witness here who was talking with
the wearer Of the necklace at that
hour. Jax, let us have your state
ment."
Holding the copy of the confession
in his hand, in case of confusion OF
memory, the Star-master told of his
rendezvous, OF the swift savage at.
tack, Of the appalling incident of the
manacles, of the wild race across the
heights, and Of the final tragedy.
I've thought and wondered and fig
ured, day and night" he said, In con-
clusion, "and can't get at what that
rope and handcuff meant"
"The handouts must have come
from that dreadful collection of Cap
tain Hogg's things, In the big hallway
at Hedgerow House." said Marjorie
Blair.
Eyes," assented Kent "and the dim
clue to their purpose goes back again,
l fancy, to the strange mysticism of
the original Astraea. The disordered
mind, with which we have to deal,
seems to have been guarding against
any such separation as divided, in
death, Astraea from her Hermann"
"But, Chester" objected Sedgwick,
you speak of a disordered mind, and
you've told us that it isn't a case of
insanity"
Never" contradicted Kent. You've
misinterpreted what l said. In the
early stages of the affair told you, If
you remember, that a very bizarre
situation indicated a very bizarre mo-
tive. What could be more bizarre
than insanity"
WAS 1t suicidal insanity, them"
asked Balm.
mot in the ordinary and intention
al sense"
Then 1t was the other man that
killed her." said Preston Jazz; "the
man heard yell, when she went over.
But what became Of him?"
Simon P. Groot spoke of hearing
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who after a night-long search had
come out on the cliff. Jim, assuming
that the sheriff knew all, told him
of the identity of the body. The
sheriff saw a chance for money in it
if l do you an injustice, Schlager,
you'll correct me-"
60 right ahead. Don't mind me.
I'll take my medicine"
Very we'll Schlager adopted the
ready-made theory which Mr.. Jax had
prepared for him, SO to speak, that
the body was washed ashore; and ar
ranged, with the connivance of Doc
tor Breed, the medical officer, to bury
it as an unknown. For this perversion
of their duty, Mr.. Blair rewarded them
handsomely. AS l understand it, he
dreaded any publicity attaching itself
to Hedgerow House and his family"
God knows / had suffered enough
of that!" murmured Blair.
Let us hope 1t is now ended. To
avoid this, Mr.. Blair was willing even
to let the supposed murderer, whom
he believed to be Sedgwick, go un-
scathed of justice. By chance, how
ever, l saw the body on the beach.
The most important discovery of all,
I missed at that time very stupidity
the more so in that had a clue, in the
character of the assault upon Sedg-
wick-but I could not overlook the
fact that the corpse had not been
washed ashore. Moreover, the mat
ter of the manacles stimulated my
interest. Not until the inquest, how
ever, did realize the readily startling
and unique feature Of the case. There
is where you and Doctor Breed made
your fatal error, Mr.. Sheriff"
That's right. You saw the face
when we lifted the lid, 's'pose."
mo. You were too quick in re-
placing it."
Then how did you get on to the
thing?"
From seeing the face after the
body was returned to the court room"
Hold on Bit" interrupted Lawyer
Balm. II remember there was fuss
about tn corpse not being publicly
SHOWN for Identification. Some of
us insisted. The sheriff gave in. The
coffin lid wasn't quarter of when
Breed gave a yell and clapped it on
again, and they took the body back
to his house and shut themselves in
with it for half an hour before they
took 1t to the hall again. Naturally
being suspicious, l looked at it pretty
close; but didn't see anything queer"
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That's why she called me Her.
MANN" broke In Preston. In an awed
half whisper.
Don't Jump to wild conclusions"
said Kent smilingly. Some of their
correspondence Is stili extant. She
signed herself Astraea, in hand-writ.
ing similar TO the signature Of that
note Of yours. JAZZ. There seems to
have been no guilt between them. as
the law judges guilt. The bond was
q mystic one. But 1t was none the
less fatal. It eliminated in a trag.
edy Of which the details are lost. Per-
haps 1t was an elopement that they
planned; perhaps a double suicide,
with the idea that their souls would be
united in death. There are hints of
that in the old letters in the historians
possession and in the library at Hedge
row House. This ruch is known:
The couple embarked together in a
small boat. Won Mitz was never again
heard Of. Camilla Grosvenor's body
came ashore In Lonesome Cove. She
was the Cove's earliest recorded VIC
time. The sketch which that mis-
chief-monger. Elder bennett, left at
your door, sedgwick, supposing it to
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Possibly you didn't notice a cut on
the cheek?" suggested Kent

Possibly you didn't notice cut on
the cheek?" suggested Kent
Eyes. bennett spoke of 1t and the
sheriff shut him up. But what Of it?
1t might have been done in any one
of dozen ways"
But 1t wasn't there when the body
lay on the beach,"
I'm the rolling and tossing of the
journey there might easily be minor
scarihcations," said Sedgwick.
True. But, Frank, what did you
suppose that sudden shift on the part
of the officers of the law meant?"
Perhaps that the body was not in
fit condition to be viewed"
I'm that case what could they have
done to make 1t more fit?"
Nothing, l suppose. I didn't con.
slider that"
Il rather opined," said Lawyer Balm,
that some one had changed bodies
on 'em."
That's what made you SO cussed
curious, was 1t, ADAM" barked the
sheriff.
There was no exchange of bodies"
said Kent. "But there was a change
in the body ITSELF"
What kind of change asked
Sedgwick.
HAS 1t ever occurred to you to think
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I've heard it said," said Lawyer
Balm. that it grows faster than in
life"
And that IT grows on the face as
WELL"
THE face! A woman's face?" ex-
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that mans scream, too" confirmed
Balm. Have you got any clue to him
Professor Kent?"
"The other man was Francis Sedg
wick" declared Alexander Blair dog
gedly.
Chester Kent shook his head.
I've got a witness against that
theory. from your own side, Mr.. Blair,
said he. "Gansett Jim at first thought
as you do. In that belief he tried Ia
kill Mr.. Sedgwick. Now he knows bis
mistake. Isn't that 30, Jim?"
"Yeh," grunted the half.breed.
You were out through the country.
side that night trying to trace the wan
derer."
"Yeh."
And later when showed you the
footprints at the scene of the strug
gle, you saw that they were not Mr.
Sedgwick's?"
"Yeh."
You examined the cliff for foot.
prints. Do you think any one pushed
or pursued the victim over the brink
NO"
Whose we're the footprints, that
you found, JIM" demanded Alexander
Blair.
The half-breed pointed. in silence to
Preston Jax.
"Of course. His and-and the 9th.
er's. But there were the marks Of a
third person, weren't there?"
mo"
There must have BEEN" insisted
Mr.. Blair. Are you positive?"
"Yeh."
Then did the other man, the man
whom Jax heard cry out, walk without
leaving any tracer"
There was no other man." said
Chester Kent. Don't you under
derstand, Mr.. Blair" he added with
significant emphasis, "the source of
that cry in the night, heard by Jax
and Simon Groot?"
A fash Of enlightenment swept
Blair's face. "Ah-h-h!" he said in a
breath. Then: 81 was
wrong. I beg Mr.. Sedgwick's pardon"
Sedgwick bowed. Marjorie Blair's
hand went out, and her fingers closed
softly on the tense hand of her father
in-law.
mo third person had any part what
soever in the drama which Jax has
recounted to us," pursued Kent. I'm
the morning the body was discovered.
Sheriff schlager was sent for. He
found in the pocket something that
betrayed the connection Of the body
with Hedgerow House."
"A BIT Of writing-paper. with the
heading still legible,v said the sheriff.
with this be aecosted Cansstt Jim.
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SAS AO hou oCOh Oh INC IOdu u your
house, is Charles Elliott sketch fol
the portrait of Camilla Grosvenor."
my God!" Jax burst out, was 1t a
ghost I met up with that night on
Hawkill Heights
"As near ghost as you are ever
likely to encounter. probably" an
swered Kent.
But, see here" said Adam Balm
I'm a lawyer. The law doesn't deal
with ghosts or near-ghosts. Are you
trying to tell us, Professor Kent, that
the soul of this long-dead Astraea.
Camilla Grosvenor, came back to in
habit the body of the Jane Doe OF
Lonesome Cover"
Not precisely that either. Every.
thing is strictly within the limits of
the laws cognizance, Mr. Balm, as you
will see. Now I'm going to make a
long jump down to the present. If l
fail to keep the trail clear, anywhere,
you are any of you at liberty to inter-
rupt me. First, then, l want you to
follow with me the course of a figure
that leaves Hedgerow House on the
late afternoon Of July fifth. By
chance, the figure is not seen, except
at a distance by Gansett Jim, who
suspected nothing. then. Otherwise
it would have been stopped, as 1t
wears Mrs. Blairs necklace and
rings"
Dressing the part of Astraea,"
guessed Lawyer Balm.
Precisely. Our jeweled figure, In
a dress that is an old one Of Mrs.
Blair's, and with a package in hand,
makes its way across country to the
coast"
ITO join me-" said Preston Jax.
ITO join you. Chance brings the
wayfarer face to face with that gen.
tleman of the peekaboo mind, Elder
bennett. They talk. The stranger
by chance, though the e.
der assumed 1t was otherwise
the home Of Francis Sedgwick. At
the entrance to Sedgwick's place the
pair met. There was a curious en-
counter, ending in Sedgwick's de-
handing an explanation Of the rose
which he knew to be Mrs.
Blair's."
How did he know that?" demanded
Blair
Because I had worn them when 1
sat to him." said Marjorie Blair
quietly"
You sat to Sedgwick? For your
picture? Why didn't you tell me of
this?"
mo explanation was due you. It
was a matter Of chance, our acquain-
lance. Mr.. Sedgwick did not even
Know who was"
Nor who his other visitor was, l
said Blair with a savage
Ineer.
NO" said Sedgwick, NOR do I know
o this day."
"The stranger" continued Kent, ire
used to give Sedgwick any explana-
ion. and when he threatened to fol-
low, stunned him with a rock. and |
Some distance down the
road the wayfarer encountered Simon |
P. Groot, the itinerant merchant. |
5edgwick afterward met him and |
made inquiries. but obtained no sat |
why was Mr.. sedgwick 20 eager to
recover the tran. Il he had not muir
Ter in his mindi" demanded Blair.
you are proceeding on the theory
hat sedgwict, knowing Who nru.
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BARBER OF SEVILLE
REPEATED LAST NIGHT

Rossinf's charming opera buffa,
Barber of Seville was repeated last
night at the Opera House with even
more delightful whimsicality than
that which marked the first presenta-
ton. Signor Alfredo Graziani sang
the role of Count de Almaviva with
SEINE distinction, giving promise of
much for the future. Graziani has
made many friends here by his all
around ability and steady Climb in
the operate world is predicted for
him. Vicarino and Giovacchini, to-
gether with Martina, naturally car
ried off the bulk of the honors. The
lightly humorous spirit of this noted
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SAY HLO WHARF
WILL NOW TAKE
$4,000 MORE

important facts which indicate
wastefil mismanagenent OF the
nharves. both here and Ia Hilo. on
the part OF the Department o. public
works were brought to light at the
time OF and following a meeting OF
the board OF harbor commissioners on
Wednesday. It was indicated In the
first place that the plans and specihca-
tons drawn for the construction or
the s200,0 Goo wharf at Hilo dil not In
clude the necessity OF binding the
piles securing the superstructure OF
the wharf 10 the I'll. and a. result
an additional $25.000 win be required
before the wharf Is finished In fifst-
class shape. Commissioner Wakefield
stated that unless that wharf piles
were secured in some way 10 the rock
fill a steamer exersing any extra
amount of strain upon the piles would
null the entire saperstructure from It's
bearings. He declared that when the
plans were drawn up this fact had
not been included N the specifications
The contractors win finish the work
they have contracted for by the FIRST
Of next June, having aDnlled for an
extension because Of additional drede
ing work they plan to do. But after
the work contracted for has been com
pseted 1t win still be necessary to
irild q concrete reinforcement wah
to anchor the dock. Such wall. az
cording to Commissioned Wakefield
would cost In the nelghborhood OF
s35 00os Wooden piles could probably
be driven 10 to secure the superstruc.
ture at cost Of about $4,000, but they
would last but a few years.
II was Commissioner Wakefield also
who, at the meeting Of the board OF
harbor commissioners, brought 70
lisht the fact thar the wooden string.
ers at practically everv wharf uron
the waterfront are being rotted BE-
cause, through someone's careless
ness, the down pipes discharge their
water upon the stringers. Mr.. Wake
field would make no estimate OF the
amount of damage done In this way.
but he declared that he had made 3
personal investigation OF conditions
and that the loss was enormous. lie
also stated that owing to leaky stop.
cocks and valves there 10 q loss OF
about one-half the amount Of water
consumed BY the ships. Figuring this
amount Of water al 81 per thousand
gallons, 1t was estimated that about
s17. 900 worth. of water Is being vast.
ed annually In this way. 1
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The United States government ID
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opera is well interpreted by the Lam
bardis and some regret may be felt
that there is not another such offer
ing to be given the public. Grand
opera is essentially and profoundly
tragic and its great creations have
leaned heavily to the sordidly gloomy
results of passions gone amuck, so
that sometimes the fanciful and airy
creations como as relief. 80
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: Count Bonf de Caste1lane has been
by the papal tribunal, an an
nulment of the marriage with Anna
now the Duchess de Tallyrand,
on the ground that Miss Gould had
never accepted the indissolubility Of
the Christian marriage.
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The house has agreed to allow JOS
eph Tumuity, who viii be President
Wilson's secretary, $500 instead OF
the $4,000 originally proposed.
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star.BuIIetin today,s news To-day.
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A surging mob which defied the
police caused. the parading suffraget-
ties at Washington to fight their way
along the streets. Miss Helen Keller,
the deaf and blind girl, was SO .ey-
hausted that she was unable to speak
at Continental Hal.
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