Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-01

held sprung IN am
with: II. 80 ra lat him ask his
question in his oWh "as'
with n IT. II, e ntsI Sir Ralph said Live.
ohediently, subduing, az many 9
say ;s, n,en has been constrained toIdo
w.s him. his irritation at the Ior.
oc.os tic methods OF the law.
toiae.las exciamaton, though I'd,
sOla1oa r. Iivesay, who was ms
oresssu was not without its erect on
sel '" athor also. and he seemed 70
tne s,ch endeavors as his inte!li-
nanca nermitted him TO- expeolte MS
inquiry: vou this way. Mr..
av" he said. Didn't yousaeay
n =, ,",, was in the shrubbery wish
vour dog because you hao $3.50 "
s,,snect as a certain person a pesn
in there a-laying his snares ZOE .ne
rabbits?"
az didn't suspect knowed,. the
raoner replied with some heat 3
: find the snares? Three or Iouf
of them"
.That,s 30, Mr.. Livesay.. That's
tho way as the law puts tt-re1son
N suspect" The stubby pencil went
to work again while the Keeper,
tho,,rh SAVING no articulate WORD
snorted in a manner which suggested
no profound respect for the law.
"And what did you see in the shrub
berry, Mr.. Livesay?"
II saw Jim Heasden," said the Keep
er shortly. -
den?" was the next question. wnen
the fact Of that persons appar1uon
had been noted.
HE came out from the Summer
house." said LiVesay.
he corrected himself, almost as Mn
reply to a movement and a half-utteF-
ed ejaculation Of my uncle, least
ways, I should not like to say as It
was from the Summer-house ITSELF
as I seed him come. I seed him
come from the path~which leads down
to the Summer-house, the little short
path, out of the main path like"
1.-THE Law" said Larncombe very
impressively, in the the pauses OF not
ing down the heads of this reply. 'is
most particular as witnesses shpuld
be most particular in witnessing to
the particulars"
Apparently Llvesay did not think
it necessary to reply to the caution.
And you give 1t as your opinion
then, Mr.. Avesay," asked the con-
stable, 'as it was Jim Heasden as
come away from the Summer-house
after numbering her ~ladyship
At this extremely leading question
the doctor could not restrain himself
from exclairling, "Oh. come, come,
Larncombe," but the keeper himself
forestalled the exception which the
doctor no doubt was about to take to
the question. by proliouncing with de-
! cision: Il amt, going to give 1t as
my opinion as anybody had anything
to do at all with the murder. L
don't know nothing about that. MUIR
der, there has been, and that's a fact,
but as to who done it I know no more
than the babe unborn. I know only
as I see Jim Heasden come as rye
told you, and l chased him in and out
among the bushes, and then I lost
him, and then l looked dn at the Sum
mer-house, in cas- he was hiding
there, and then I seed her ladyship,
And that's ALL"
~ am to understand. then, Mr..
Ltvcsay." Larncombc observed, "as
you decline to give any further infor-
nation"
7 Declined" retorted the keeper in
%dtgnantly. II don't decline to give
: nothing. w give all l have to give.
n can't give no more, can't I.
t now?"
DOCTORS evidence" said the con-
. stable phlegmatically, introducing a
; new heading and beginning a new
y page IN the notebook, without noticing
the keepers wrath.
Death probably instantaneoua-
caused by some sharp weapon, prob
e ably knife or dagger. Take that
down. and that's all I have to give
you-for the moment, at all events
oy the way of doctors evidence. And
a nov, Larncombe.' DR.. Pratt added,
0 must realize that all this must
" 'itenseiy painful to Sir Ralph, to
g say nothing Of Miss Carlton. Surely
you nave asked questions enough, or
the rest can be asked somewhere else
than in their presence" -
l Know my duty, DR.. Pratt" said
the constable. repeating that hirhlv
G ~.nlp.ooao'e statement with the same
ponuerous dignity as before, and r
d uel'eVe that 1t is now done" He closed
sie notebook with an air of as much
so4e,'hlty as If it had been the hook
~ eooEl. and, as he spoke. Inst :
d eo us elastic band. at is NV d,,tv
20 INFORM you. Sir Ralph" he added
n ~ton.po1siy, that nothing must he
IS touched in or about the summershouso
nor inc body be moved in any w,v IN.
u. my report is made to a higher offi-
could bear. o"ee tealph
mean to say" he exc,a,med
h ana' am not at liberty to- taka he,
T PACK and lay her on her own 1"e ha Ms ;
'e l.. Thing is monstrous. wis. Deod
lie IL \ .nat the poor body should still
s un Inc doctor had to reason with
uncle a little. persuadine him W.. !.
-. , ms the ridiculous -
sr ~ watch was probably nsSt %
'e ~ ast, ne argued. what harm @m,I
t. hat below could the noor :, cou NC
l. the woods? A'eiul mouse In
'e M mat was the sum of his ar.,nan.
% com my uncle, despite himself had =
continued Monday Eycn,n.