Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-24
Synopsis Of Previous cAatpers.

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her niece. Pauline stuart. and her nee:
rotary, Anita Frayns. After . walk in
the conservatory with Count Charlier,
more ausrreis and she orders the kirl.
for bed. Her valuable Jewels are left
on the dressing table.
aunt dead. The BODY Is seated before
the dressing table dressed In an. ORR.
entail robe. When the doctor arrives
ne says the ON was killed BY Z
saxiess to ,esinuate 9TH" that Fsa,,ns ali
the killing. Later 1t develops that
death was due to poisoning.
At the inquest. Pauline is called % Z
self or anyone else. Estelle. the maid
IN the milk; Gray Haviiand fails e
throw th,S - n light On the etime; AMT.
toms ROOM. She thought it was the
count. Pauline doubted. whersupon An.
ita said she saw Pauline come from the
room. Pauline denied this and said An
did not know that Miss Darlington.
VIII left him $4,000 in bonds. Mrs
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lsley had testified, she admitted Koina
Of the murder. A glove found on the
The jury fails to fx the blame for the
murder.
Hardy. the detective, thinks the count
is implicated despite Anita's protesta'
lions; Haviland does not think the
the great detective. is given the case
After ar investigation. he seemed con-
vinced that h murder was done by u
ordinary thug. In questioning. Estells.
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that q man named Bates was in Miss
admitted letting Bates in and out and
also ais o., to liking the milk. which Mis-.
tested his innorsnc declaring the wo.
man was dead before he reached her.
Bates told Of going in through the
WINDOW E:steele had opened for him. He
when he "a. Miss carrinston's body
In the chair, he thought she was awake
and i, struck her over the head with his
s sss issa. IL Fst ned " x,th s%'sfe s.s'ss al: :s;
jswelry. Stone. Hsviland and Hardy
the crime. Haviisnd thinks, lid suilty
sasne s sber no;, t. determins who puf'
mystery. 't After a talk Ip'1 With ' Tie f nS,sSs
physician. he comes to the conclusion
,nsf the nS,p pcis ~n, w ...v Place; .i in the san. ...:
in her room. Suspicion points to Count
Charlieri or some member Of the fam.
lily. Stone questions the count. whs
admits that h. nc walked With Miss Gs.;
Of the murder. He admitted limiting 1t
marriage. 1t was OF that walk that
Miss Darlington told him OF bequeath.
Ing him $4,000. ~
In order to get at the bottom Of al
details Of the crime. Stone determined
vas the first interviewed. She told OF
sSnt: shes p%r rev SsHe. had denied d! do' ns'
pect her Of the crime: Pauline, in fear
and IN nke spoke harshly Of Anita
Anita with the crime.
Anita told Stone that she believed
al connection With the crime: She II:
change in the will before the murder
Stone asked Haviland which of the two
women he believed was connected with
The crime: Haviland refused to believe
admit that both would lie if they had
to to protect themselves. r.
Stone and Hardy discuss the different
that everything pointed to the guilt q
Pauline. especially stones new discoy.
cry that the poison had been admins
tered IN water. Pauline overheard their
conversation. She denied her guilt, but
Hardy was moro convinced than ever
He reported his story at police head.
quarters. Stone promised Pauline that
he would 10 everything to prove her in.
nocente. He believed she was innocent
and TO his surprise. he suddenly found
that he had fallen in love with her. She
promised to renal away from him, and
after her departure for New York the
district attorney called to see her. All
then. suspected that her arrest would
follow. The next day they received word
that she had sailed. Haviland ordered
that she be wireleAeed to return on the
arst incoming ship.