The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-12-17

And then came the entries for Fri.
day. Saturday and Sunday. Friday
evening:
6:30-E Eating hearty supper.
Lights cigarette and PAGES floor
Notice that when Mrs p. knocks he
goes to desk and pretends to be writ
ing.
SIS examining book. Looks like a
railway guide.
S:3O-lt is q steamship guide.
8:45-Tailor's boy brings box. Gives
boy 80 cents. Query: Where does he
get money now that J. B. is gone!
o-Tries on new suit tbrown).
9:30-Has been spending a quarter OF
an hour OH his knees looking behind
furniture and examining Dashboard.
10-He has the key to the onyx clock.
Has hidden it twice-once up the chin.
ney fiue, once behind Dashboard.
1O:l5-He has just thrown key or
similar small article outside window
into yard.
11-Has gone to bed. Light burning.
Shall sleep here on floor.
11:30-He cannot sleep. Is up walk.
ing the floor and smoking.
z a. m.-Saturday. Disturbance be-
low. He had nightmare and was call
ing 'Jennie" He got up, took a drink
and is now reading.
ga. m.-Must have slept He is shaw
ing.
II m.-Nothing this morning. He
wrote for four hours. sometimes read
Ing aloud what he had written.
p. m.-He has a visitor. a man
Cannot hear all-word now and then
"Llewellyn is the very man." Devil
Of a risk" We'll see you through"
Lost the slip" Didn't go to the no.
tel. She went to private house"
Eliza Shaeffer."
Who went to private house? Jen-
ME BriceI
2:30-CannOt hear. Are whispering.
The visitor has given Ladley roh of
bills.
4-Folowed the visitor, a tai man
with pointed beard. He went to the
Liberty theater. Found it was Bron-
son. business manager there. Who
Is Llewellyn. and who is Eliza Shaef-
fer?
4:l5-Had Mrs. p. bring telephone
book; six Llewellyns in the book; no
Eliza Shaeffer. Ladey appears more
cheerful since Bronson's visit. He has
bought all the evening papers and is
searching for something. Has not
found it.
7-Ate well. Have asked Mrs. P. to
take my place here while interview
the six I.lewellyns.
l1-Mrs. =. reports quiet evening.
He read and smoked Has gone TO
bed. Light burning. Saw eve Lew
pl'yns. None of chem knew Bronson
or Ladley. Sixth-a lawyer-out at re
vival meeting. Went TO the church and
walked home with him. He knows
something. Acknowledged he knew
Bronson. Had met Ladley. Did no
believe Mrs. Ladley dead. Regretted
l had not been to the meeting. Coco
sermon. Asked me for dollar 70,
missions.
D a. m.-Sunday, Ladley In bat
shape. Apparently been drinking nj
night. Cannot eat. Sent out early fol
papers and has searched them all
Found entry ON second page, stared n
1t, then flung the paper away. Hay,
sent for same paper.
10 a. m.-Paper says: Body of wo
man. washed ashore yesterday at So
wickley. Much mutilated by aoo,
debris" Ladley in bed, staring Mt cell
ing. Wonder IL he sees tubeY He 1,
CHASTITY.
That is the last entry in the note
book for that day. Mr.. Holcombe call
ed me In great excitement shortly nfte
10 and showed me the item. Nelthe
OF us doubted for moment that |,
was Jennie Brice who had been found
He started for Sewickley that sam,
AFTERNOON, and he probably communi
Gated with the police before he left
Tor once or twice saw Mr.. Graves
the detective. sauntcring past tb,
| haus.s
To be Continued Next Week