Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-03

Mind for on instant contemplauYely'
III q not yet too late for you to WIN
draw" be suggested. = give you that
optl9n" Yet be bad no hope OF win
Ming thus easily, and the result juSu-
aed bis lack Of confidence, for Andre"
calculated only a single word ih'''
Ienty.
Proceed"
Andrew moved 10 an lnconspicuous
pogluon by the wall across the room
from wainwright His manner was
wholly uuaoucerned. save for mere
slckcrlng light u anticipation, which
/ Lueene observed apprehensiyely Mar
shall moved 10 a place near the door
m obedience 10 Wainwrights order.
Tho others remained as they had been,
bpt all exhibited something OF new
Ialertnoss for now, at last the crisis
was come soon The door was opened
lT Parker who stood aside to permit
| the entrance of DR. Forbes The ply
dr.an advanced 1uiekIy to the master
Of the house. who, with Lucene, rose TO
greet him
Dr. Forbes bowed acknowledgment
of Lucene's Invitation 10 q seat, MS she
herself returned 10 her chair, but he
chose 10 remain standing while he
glanced about the room over the III as
sorted group with M expression Of
professional expectancy
what Is the tg0IbIe" he questioned.
"As % matter of fact, doctor VAIN.
wright explained we've had rather O
lively evening or night might better
say-here in the house. The thing has
been q biz boihorsome. taking IL Hr5t
and last shall give you the full de.
tails as 10 all that has occurred 10 due
course. but now it would mke too
much time. The upshot Of the whole
matter Is that we've got q luu0tic In
our usually quiet and respectable
home Naturally we want you TO take
hIm or our hands"
o. lunatlc, chT De said % bad
hardly anticipated anything OF the
sort, since / have some acquaintance
with you alI Some stranger sup.
pose"
Wainwright shook his head cmpha.
tcary
"No." he said decIslyely. mot
stranger not by any means a stran.
ger" He raised BIS arm and pointed
toward Andrew There be ls'"
The physicians FIRST astonIshment
now became un unqualified amaze
mcut as bis eyes followed the dlrec
ton Indicated by bis friends gesture.
What Andrew he demanded
Wainwright nodded regrctfuuy
"iry," be- said
Andrew himself was standing mo
tlou'css. ln posture Of particular hu
m,Iity His eyes were downcast his
bands were claspcd as II IN mute up.
peal The expression OF his cuuut,n
Jncc was shamefaccd. with a feeble
varying smile " depreciation Dr.
Forbes surveyed the unexpected pa.
i0rnt for O. fu.l minute, scrutIulzlng the
detected attitude the discousolate face
els he yluIentW he asked Hrt
well 900, bo hasn't shown ans
symptoms of violent sort as yet
Wainwright admitted, But as Is uat.
ural think Mrs Wainwright Is afraid
be- may get dangerous lt any moment
npd l must confess ror my own part
that T. Too, trol nervous concerning
thp matter Luccnp has noticed that
hr ms bcpn acting very oddly tor
some days I've been so busy with the
work of my campaign that I failed to
wy much attention to him myself
But thg Others OF the family being
less occupied have observed his pccul.
ar actions and tonight the thlng came
lo o. bend
'Ah. / see" the physician remark.
Cd u0ncommlttally. "Now. Cortland
Wish you 20 explain TO me as accurate
N oH your unframed mind will en-
ahl" ,ou 10 do thc exact details VI TIA.
lsuuly, displayed hy our UNFORTUNATE
. ui.#ut here"