The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-20
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CHAPTER VI
ssnF course the first thing you're
- interested IN II how long she's
been dead" llr. Price. the coroner
said to Lieutenant Strawn. "It's
pretty obvious she was straneled
No wound. suppose?" and be hent
over the Indy Of Mrs. Hogarth.
I'M sign Of one" Lieutenant
Strawn answered. I'D like o 10
meet Mr.. Dundee. Doctor He's d
new member Of the homicide squad.
Joined the force today and came
here to board"
Lucky to have him on the scene
Of the crime. Don't suppose you
did It. young Teller. to make a good
case m which TO Win promotion? -
the coroner chu~xied.
Bonlie Dur1es Aushed. Il feel
almost A. responsible % had
killed her. Doctor. As . matter or
fact. came here &c live to protect
hey .;cm-iust this" and he made
= dcspairing gesture toward the
corpse. Il talked with her this eve.
ming. Left her alive and 90 well @
usual At about 1O:45. When re.
turned for . private conference at
about lc::0-we'd been interrupted
b. visitors all EVENING" found
her dead. So Of my own knowledge,
death took place between 1916 and
1910. say 1870 instead Of 1890.
for It Is obvious that the murderer
ransacked the room after be killed
her. and Il must have taken him AZ
least 10 minutes 10 get the place so
completely upset"
"Hmm. You ought to make I
good detective. my lad" the doctor
remarked. his eyes twinkling. He
was . lean. oldisb man. about SIS or
So. with white hair.
Heart trouble. high blood pres.
sure. obesity caused BY glandular
deficiency. 10 diagnosed aloud.
Nov. lets see"
nCNDEE turned bis back, while
- the coroner made further q
animation % the body. ~ was
thinking Of how very much alive
the poor woman had been two hours
ago. and be ragged agatnst himsel
Tor having let this thing happen to
her. She had been % sestful or
life. though she mad almost lost the
use Of her great body. What u she
had heen erralic. . miser. mis-.
chiesons." - Daisy Shepherd had
expressed Il? What n she had
created enemies ~ changing her