Eugene daily guard., April 17, 1908, Image 7

'ipe
n the Alcove
iPoman
,'..'.'. m 'oul' "ivory; I uu u wise old official expected.
""l ame 10 trora t:;- m it.
,;iiVl' "ay f my men; hut If vot.r
He liad let
..... r.ll- ihA li,.ivlt,ll.l. l-......tl..
IV-.' laive auv f inv i"..u Imf If ni - ,. , ,..
i. ....... uuiowea. i couiu uo ot-v ui, Air,
I : : ,7 ,ruo ani1 Mr- l'y in- lin'Vs pHxinoss ami claims to n s t.
! tv , ,s V I'"1"1'1-- -vou wl flui1 and licgan to hate myself that 1 had
ae murmured. "1 Know
' mt ii ot l;'st 1 S
, r,d writ nic .
" 'n .t saiotl.ititr llio tenacity of
''' fjuvici'a. possibly-kept me
,..;cs fofere tlie inspector uuu
ri tut? Nie con..',- -
By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN.
jMtbor of "The Milliomire Biby," "The Tilinree Bi-.ll.-Houk
In the Mist." "The Amethyst Uux." Eic.
fttCHT. 1808- THE B O B 8 S M E R R L L COMPANY. !
..1APTER xv-'.'-jnunuej.6
.,c. u.is ocen more or a hitch not Uvu Immediately impressed by the
6 .ut itot diamond than you. In jour lnspector'.Ovlewa. and shown self
M..'1'ikity. lelleve. ir MpHrey were ,m.re wiping to drop every suspicion
u "HUlli oOSseSSlon Of f I All v.l Dnliln , y-k .. i . 1
de would .: l..sr,,r. e . : . "'"1UM":' ""J ' ,"UAJ Wax It my duty to
. , ....... ...... i prcsuinea ui ussociuib iviui crime,
t" .lt."S S.1 H-m.1.1 If I. ... . . . . .
- ... ' What had given uie the strength to
""""'is mm ins consent aud persist? Loraltv to uiv over
.nolo loan one reason lor ii.ing, I'M
llcQi.tok his head and went Itiiino.ll
ately to make his preparation for de
parture. His daughter gave on'' sob,
then caught mo by the hand.
"Yon look dumfonndtvl." said she.
"Hut never mind, wo shall et on very
well together. I have the most perfect
rnnriilonoe In von."
iy to aco all tliat was ptn; ou aUut
him without lK'Inu himself een. iere
t was method In this curiosity, to taiidi
methyl. Women did n .t interest hiiu
. In the least. They coultl pass and re
1 pass without nntusit.i: his attitttlou.
i but the moment a man steptl his
I way. he shrank front him oniyf, he-
tray the grottiest cufiosity coiitvrntiti:
itL'hl "t to speak another
irf"
w., ,w ! OltL'l
,. ,r,f i mil pii""i.
,;;.,,1.-iir,' In ' catuiot
inspector. I cannot help It
' i 'e yon lityins such stress upon
i Hjiiinvt tl--.-s conncctlns the
l t;:is t'.te, and
cse'.va we huvo
cd not name."
,:c;eu S"5"-9 11 1
...me TCllulll U UCC
WU " ...I oil hnllM'U llll.l
. .. ......v tintiirnl .nn'e r?
J llf SUI
5mllL.'l lustetnl, n onisnniticnl
, no doiiM. which 1 found it dilli-
o nnuerstau.l. mn yi sui.te.
..a ir.en. .-.v...
. , lino n-iMi I ltd
caliuot Cllllliiiaic .'ii. uc.-j a
:ve 0!le. Xor can the fact that
'..j' ii"r.il can-.e in contact w ith
Grey's St or near lue nine oi i.ie ; i ..m.m.,;i.
f the fal--o stone with th ! Is Sears and Sc:'r
..,.,"; it anv less evident who w;u i whicli tlie faK.' sm
.miltv otitliar of this exchange."
tie lnsector's hand was on the door
tent If you will listen to oi ".'ore
gestion I have to maUe. It i my lasr
"Say It. I am nothing If n u j,
Bent."
He liadQ-xiken the word. In ,!.-,.nv
that was It. He let u.e s'a!:. ' .
ahly had let tne speaS fr.n:i t'.:e 1::-,
from pip.v kindness. He ,
Ilevo oi.e lit:.f hi: in -,., s,.. ,,r
loslc. I'.tit 1 vat mi t ;., ... ,:,..,.r... ,-.
I would e i plv my uii::,l of c
li'.a-: t!it hy :: I v. ; :,.
t'.io: . : '. r : . , . ' .
fonncnt ui:,l work th-ir cv I . -:u .
me in tlie .lead w::t. Ii.s c:' i':..' ;'.
wiik n I i'..., yet to fai-e
hii'i ill wnrd.
I lonli
"I only
Sears I-. (.
wrole the war:,
assassin &i ih,
units 'i: A'd tu:
diainorulV
ililll 1..- t--,
solne it'.e:t of it
nil t!tis ,).-
himself v.itii ;ut
and a!! '.c wh
far as ue 't.tve
Mrs. Fairl.r.'th
ilti! w V'Ve
MI In a!; t '. it. In case
"'cm or er',;:.c. v.lio
iiii Hi" i : r y
Anil t.ie
IMi'Mi'! V.C1
:.i:"in in lyin
but lie droppeil it at this and,
Iverlni! me very quietly, said:
(i ttowitit that a lew (lays spent at
bedsitle of Miss Urey in tne society
o renowned and cultured a gentle
: as bor father would disabuse you
libese danutfriiiK suspielona."
don't woader that you thought so,
i-iy ii i.T'Kt
ll'il'l oi.lv
I;' W.-IIl-,
" Ill'Mlilllll
'uiinu.-d
j for the real, t'nni he mi'Je t'.tis
ehnnfie In Mr. Grey's interests and nut
hU own. Hut I don't iicPeve he had
nnythiuK to do with it. 1 thin!: every
thing noes to show that the exchange
was made by Mr. Urey himself"
"A second Daniel," muttered the In
spector lightly, "do on, little lawyer."
lint, for all this attempt at bniWur on
kt out. "You would tnuiK so nil i"". nunsiuin ma- i saw me oe-
more If you knew how kind M can giuuiim ot ii very naimai anxiety to
ind wliat solicitude he sliov tot . Cloao tho conversation. I therefore
hastened with what i had yet to say,
cnUine; my words short and almost
Btammerlng in my eagerness.
"Itemenilier the perfection of that im
itation s; a copy so exact that it
extends Ij .ae settlnt;. That shows
plan forgive me if I repeat myself
preparation, a knowledge of stones, a
particular knowledge of this one. Mr.
Fall-brother's steward may have had
tl.e L'linwliiilirn lint hit n-mit.l li-x-n tmnii
ffiGSi i j a fool to have used his knowledge to
1miIcSi 'PS secure for himself a valuable he could
l!.Tl'l!!fK1-'j 1 MM, never have found n inin'liasi.r for In
I any market Hut a fancier one who
i has his pleasure in tlie mere possession
! of a unique and invaluable gem ah,
ithat is different! lie might risk a
crime. History te!Is us of several."
Here I paused to take breath, which
gave tlie inspector a chance to say:
"111 other words, this is what you
I mum. J lie i'.iigiisiiiuaii, uesiious ui
covering up his tracks, conceived the
Idea of having this imitation on hand.
mkmu
i a . i
a g.-oil prospect of Its tvtuins to hltu
in the near future. Hut i. it Is In
Vfe) good's hands wlthour his content.
3r any near prospect of his rcft'iilng
II. then we can patyQ inlerf.aiid his
r"'cnt apprehensions and the gnu
'J::-' uneasiness he In'trays."
i "True." murmured.
, "If. then." tho Inspector pursued
i elyng me a parting glance not with,
oi.. its huMior. probably not withm;'
Si'Hie'hlng reaiiy serious underlying its
huni-.r. "we should liu.l. In followimj
up our present clew, that Mr. C.rey
h.'.s had dealings with th. V.ellgi.od
'r-his Sea'-s! or If you. with your tul-v:m::ig.-s
for learning lite fact, should
'!:-'"i'T that he sleiws any extraordi
nary inielest lu either of llteui. the
! I'K-.itor w ill take on a different aspect,
j Hut we have not got that far yet. At
j present our tak is to liud one or tne
I t'lher of these men. If we are lucky.
: we shall di-cover Hint th waiter and
I tlie steward are tdenileal. In spite of
; their seeialiigly d!:Terent appearance.
i'"giie such as this Sears has shown
I hltnt.'ir to be would be nit adept at
dl-gnise."
"V- u are right." I acknowledged,
i He has certainly tlie heart of a crim
: l'ial. If he had no hand in Mrs. I'air
i iTi'tlier's initfder. he came near having
I one ia that of your detective. Vou
i know what 1 uiei.n. 1 could not help
hearing, inspector."
He smiled, looked me steadfastly In
I tlie face for a moment, and then Imvcd
- tne out.
The Inspe'.-tor told tne afterward
tli.. i. iu spite of tho cavalier maenfl;
with which he had treated my sugges
tion, lie spent a very serious half hour,
head to head with the disttlct attorney.
The result was the following order to
Sweetwater, the detective:
"You tire to go to the St. ltcgLs, ma'
yourself solid Micro and gradually, ..
you cau manage II, work yourself Into
a position for knowing all that goes
on In room . If lite gentleman (mind
you, the gentleman; we care nothing
about the women) should go out, yon
are to follow him If It takes you to
. We want to know his secret, but
he must never know our interest In It
and you are to he as silent in this mat
ter as if -possessed of neither ear nor
tongue. I will add memory, for if you
lind this secret to U one In which we
have no lawful Interest you are to for
get it lliisoiltteiy and forever. You
will understand why when you con
sult the St. iiegis register."
Iiut they expected nothing from It;
absolutely nothing.
Iljmecior'a hnnA fnn n
kpobt j In case It might be of use In tlie dar
ing nnu uisgrneeiui unutTiuKing you
ascribe to him. Recognizing his own
straignt In one direction." , . , . . , . . ,
iii; lou heard what was said In! f . , . . ., n
Z:LH7 "I our eyehow i ' s' present pos-
rn lm ' 8 , I" ,SteWi,r; ,,n! sessor-a man who had had some op
n room last nlcht heard him . . . .. ... .
I ,,.,,., , , ., , " :, portun ty ror seeing tne stone uuu
JS of love aud death iu connection . . , ,. T,, ,.,. ,i,
to. Fsrrbrothcr. 'To kiss what 1 :' -""" ' . . .'.
It is nlmost r.s bad as to Via 1 . . . ... .
I I Inra' t, H ... , .,, B"(l, TC , ,lllg Oil HIS O VII Kl'l'IlI I UK I 1111
I love-he said something like; ... ,,,. ,..,, Mrs. Fair-
a 1 hmri ii,.. u . j, . brother in tne alcove tutu wuuin nine
I nenrd that But did he meat ... , .... , , ,, ,, t,..
He had beea her netnnl slnver? "'c '
td mn . . lound it where lie uau seen it earner
fa; """"-i "'"J on UJUaB j f azing .m per breast, ltut it was nut
there. '1 lie warning received iy ner
inod'i nnrt in i. . w , a v.nrning yo-.i uscnue to ins caugiiier,
part In tho little business, , ,. . , r,u.,.,im,i
vnotise to consider that it took " ' . ' .7. ,,:,, , ,i, ....! i
Will time the . fll f ,, .
C.Vs fc.n.1. What nrooV " Mr.Iurand Uescrlhes, and he
tttt the ,hiHm t found h.inself burUeaod w..u a tiaa-
lu not m..t i. r, , tardly crime and with no'-hlng to sho-v
. iV uiuir ne count i , . .
mve done It while crossing the
fca to Mr. nr...... -i.i-
. ...t., . Blue.
Rector!" Then hotly, as the ah
.V of the suggestion struck nva
full force: "He do this! A wart
! ou "link. Mr. Falrbrotlier'i
r'M- to be provided with so hard
u OMT an article as this counter-!
t cr,'at 8t""-'? Isn't thaf a
',!! lncr(Hlil'Ie a supposition a
i.V."v U)yt presumed to I.V
II
for It. Later, however, to his Intense
surprise and possible satisfaction, be
saw that diamond lu My bauds. audJ
rocognir.ing an opportunity, as he
thought, of yet securing it. be asked
to see it, held it for an instant, and
then, making two of an almost Incredi
ble expedient for distracting attention,
dropped, not tlie real stone but tlie
false ono.'rctainhig the real one in liis
band. This, in plain Knglisu. as 1 take
It, l yjiir present idea of tlie situa
tion." Aston ;hed at tb-' cN-arnos with
which In ro-A my inhi'L I aiwe-ed.
"Yes. liipe..-lor, t..aL U wli.it w.;.s iu :
mind."
!,,:t the nffalr Is full or in-!
;!U?" the test of which, to I
. t!uj Ilsteuce with w!i!e
J-M lu-arted enough little wx I
roU,ro iu nscr,,)Inff tho doep
rh,r.0ncyou ,rofess to admire!
1101 any cornnH.-if,. vou can L'ive it entirely 1
J ilu " Th nw ,U1 his baud .n the do.
kuoh, be added: "In sTiidyi;)'-' s-i i
te.ttly your own p-iint "f vm'.v.
seem" to have for"t:'n that the la
TW W'lllid If i.fi''
CIIArTEIl XVI.
PHATED uncle that we might
ihe driven homo by the way of
KiKhty-slxth street. I wanted
to look at the Fuirbrother
house. I liad seen It tnauy times, but
I felt that I should see It with new
e3es fifter the story I had "just heard
In the Inspector's uillce. That an ad
venture of tills nature could take place
In n New Ynrk house taxed my credul
ity. I nihilit have believed It of Paris,
wicked, mysterious Purls, the home of
Intrigue and every redoubtable crime
but of our own homely, commonplace
metropolis the house must Ik? seen for
me to be convinced of the fact related.
Many of you know tlie building. It
Is usually spoken of with a shnnr, the
sole reason for whirl) sevjus to lx thai
there Is no other Just like it lu the city
I myself have always considered it
Imposing and majestic, but to the aver
age man It Is too Biuwstlvo f old
world feudal life to be pleasing- On
this afternoon ft dull, depressing one
It looked undeniably heavy as we ap
proached it. but Interesting In n very
new way to mo. because of the great
turret at one angle, the scene of that
midnight descent of two men. each In
deadly fear of the other, yet (uallin
not in their purpose tho one of flight,
the other of pursuit.
There was no railing in front of the ,
house. It may have seemed on un
necessary safeguard to tho audacious
owner. Consequently, the small door
in the turret opened directly upou the
street, making entrance and exit easy
enough for any one who bad the key.
Hut the shi'.ft and the small room nt
the bottom where were they? Nat
urally lu the center of the great mass,
the rwm being without windows.
I It was, therefore, useless to In k f'r
it. nA yet my eye ran nlMig the peaks
! a::d pinnacles of the roof, s.-.uvhing for
i the skylight lu which it uudoutitlly
my lover.' Hts
Innocence had not been luvolved. (TV-
deed, evM word uttered In the in
sieitor's office had goue to prme V
he no longer occupied a leading p!.n e
In police calculations; that their fljs
were t-Qied elsewhere, aud that I bad
only to le patient to see Mr. luirand
quite cleared In their minds.
Hut was tht really so? Was he as
safe as that? What if this new eiew
failed? What If they failed to find
Sears or lay hands jin the d.'UbtfuI
Well good? Would Mr. lurnnd be re
leased without a trial? Should we
hear nothing more of the strani;.' and.
to many, the suspicious clrcuiusiaiues
which linked him to tills inline? It
would be expecting too much from
either police or otllelal discrimination.
No; Mr. Iturand would never be com
pletely exonerated till the true culprit
was found and all explanations nmde.
1 had therefore been simply tiirhtlng
Hs battles when I pointed out. what I
t i-'Mght to be the weak place in their
present theory, and, sore as I felt In
contemplation of my seemingly heart
iest; action. I was not the unimpres
sionable, addle-pated nonentity I mut
- tune see-ned to the Inspector.
Yet my comfort was suia'l and the
' ctT ut it ttmk to race Mr. ilrey and my
. ;-1 1 1 1 1 patient was much irv:iier ih.in
; 1 bail anticipated. 1 blushed a t ap
I pmat-hed to take my phu e at Miss
!i;;o's bedside, and. bail her lather
been as suspicious of me at that ino
1 mcnt as I was of him. 1 am sure that I
: Imuld have fared batliy lu hS thmichta.
Hut he was nut on tlie watch fur my
! emotion, lie was simply relieved to
see me back. I noticed this luimedl
ntely; a No that something had occurred
during my absence which absorbed his
thought aud tilled hltu with anxiety.
A Western I'ulon envelope lay at his
feet proof that be had Just received a
telegram. This under ordinary cireum.
stances would not have occasioned mo
a second thought, such a man being
naturally the recipient of all sorts of
communications from all parts of the
world, but at this crisis, with the worm
of a half stilled doubt still gnawing at
my heart, everything that occurred to
him took on Importance aud roused
questions.
When be had left the room. Miss
Grey nestlt
ingly Ingenuous remark:
"Poor papa! Something disturbs hlin.
He will not tell me what. I suppose-ho
thinks ! am not strong enough to share
his troubles, but I shall be soon. I)ou'i
you see I am gaining every day?"
"Indeed I do," was my hearty re
spouse. In face of such a sweet con
fidence and open affect lou doubt van
ished, and I was able to give all my
thoughts to her.
"I wish papa felt as sure of this as
you do," she said. "For some reason
t the inspector ' him ttie moment lie felt it sale t; turn
know that Mr Urey anticipated nb- ; and observe him. All of which con
senting htniself-rrom the city for a vlneed Sweetwater that the English
few days? I decided that I would only ; man' errand was in connection with a
be Impressing my own doubts upon 'man whom he equally dreaded and de
ntin after a rebuke whAh should havesired to meet. r
allayed them
Yet wheu Mr. rey came to take his
departure I wished that the inspector
in Uht Vive boon a witness to his emo-
t this he was made absolutely Nr
tain a little later. As they were leav
ing the depot u it Ii tlte ivm of the arriv
al.. Mr. ;rey said:
want you to gt t me a room at a
very quiet b )lel. I !iis done, you an to
In. ut up the man whose name you will
ii-'d written m this p:.per. and n ben
on have i". miid h o make up y our
c Ind how it will he po--.ll.iC for me t i
get a g od look at bun without Ins i:et
ting any son of a look at me. lo tins
which was guo.l neither for her nor for ! and yon will earn a weeks salary Ir
himself, and when he finally lore h:iu- i one day."
self away It was to look bark at her j S ert water, with his head in air an-
from the door with an cpiv-;ou I ' his heart on the lor matters were
was glad she did not see or It would 1 looking very promising in vd --took
certainly have interfered with the j the paper and put it iu his pocket; then
promise she hid mile to c.Mieemrate he began to hunt for a hotel. Not i'
all her energies on g.-uing uell. (he had found what he ;;.Mied and in-
What was at the root o' hi euvme stalled tin r.u1Nbma;i in bin room
grief nt leaving her? Hid he fear the j did he venture to open tb" precious
person he was going to meet or were ' memorandum and read the name he
lion, it only to give me one of Ids very
excellent explanations. The parting
was more like that of one who sees no
humiliate promise of return than of a
traveler who Intends to uit his stav
to a few days. He looked her in the
eyes and kissed her a doTen times,
each time with an air of heartbreak
his plans such as lndvcd a much
longer stay than he had mentioned?
lfld he even mean to return at all?
Ah. that was the question! lid he
Intend to return or h i I I been the un
conscious witness of a fight?
had been sp'culatirg iv-.r for an horn.
It was not the one he bad anticipated,
but it came near te It. It was that of
James Wc''good.
(Continued .ct Kriday.t
A
CMAPTKi; XVII.
1'KW days later three men were
do-icted in the district attor
ney's otltoe. Two of them were
otlicials the district attornev
himself and our old friend the Inspect
or. The third was the detective,
Sweetwater, choseu by them to keep
watch on Mr. iJroy.
(Sweetwater had Just come to town.
This was evident from the gripsack he
bad set down in a corner ou entering;
also from a certain tousled appearance
whicli bespoke hasty rising and but
few facilities for proper attention to
his person. These details counted Ut
ile, however. In the astonishment cre
ated by his manner, l-'or a hanly chap
he looked strangely nervous and Utdls
poscil so much so that after the first
short greeting the Inspector asked him
what was up and If be had had an
other Pairbrothcr house experience.
"Good! Then it Is just as well that I
Is out. Your mind is imw free, and
nr duties.
! ft,.. .
ml I must
t" I,url has
must Justify myself.
Ii.nl no such con-1
'" " this
""Ui'llll It l.n TT-lt t.
Hi. I l.n o;iUll..,)
'I' i!il!i-s have Uiki-n wit
- I " lnK iiiion fovolt
t',:r!'Usi.lcloiii,f
s "T t'H' i.J,.e .,f thin rt
y. O J only tN
thi'.i whirh Mr. i
tj il.l. UIl'llT t'l'"
(. 1 C:'.ll l!1.'l:ti'l!
! Willi""
fitill" lit a" .'.';''
r..mi!"ii '" ill !
n-:l
i t
I: k.
1 "i Ms fninie
" : -'"I-.l onuWt-l
i:nt:i;i'
th" r.ii
trity 1
:i,lir.--. N1 1
.r.vii i .' .-: i :
i .:. t!...t."
I I'li'lnl. At liint I i'".l.'il It, mi l, my
niriosity siitislicl u:i tlii-i s-uri', I Ivl
' my eyes run iivit tli" '-.l" inj.l fan of
' 1 1n- l.uii.lliiK fur mi I'piMi win.lmv or n
lifi'-.l sli.i'l". Hut nil "'ri- tiflitl.v
: i !.'s...l nu.l r.iv" li.i iji'T" M'ii of lif"
thriu di'l tli" I .:i ri.-. ! up l. r. 1 tut I
was lint il"i'im-.l I'.v tin". A- i:
il:-"' nuay. I I'm .iL'l.t li"' "n tli" m.r
T'iV th.-ri'
pa-,
lu-t !h" I
wniil'l l" ft r.
tlir'.iitfli thiJ
::! I I....1 '.!!
.-'..1 v.-i 1 1 itn- u as
r pr.
. t ti
Tins
..k
s ns
'N'.. If lu
ll"
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o
. o:!:ia,.t;.i
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U:t .p u'.
! I. jr "Ijy y;,;,.
"' 'fl VU t.l nit I-
iNrfi with mv! ' ''
:p. It Is k iltiri -.
I si,
It Is killitu
jfuriher
i ft
Oil
-1 ,-u-
6; "
o
'O'
e
h "i 9 '
Ho roplii'il with n ili'i'lili'il uti; Hint
up to uif with the 8,-1.-111- K "7 """""" " "I"
Bi-i nun. iiiil 1 1 ii? inn. iiu uuu in nriiiK.
Hero he j;Iiiiii'(h1 nt evury tloop nml
wiiiilow, nml then, Iciiulni; f.irwnril
i.-f iliO iiii.lt- At Hiii.'ii lllC- tV.'O Oi ii-
clnlH silt, he brought his lu-iul us nenr
ly to them ns po.ssllile mul whispered
live worils.
They proilueml n uumt iiuhuppy sen
Biillnn. Both the men, hiirileneil ns
they were liy duties which soon sup
Hie sensllillltles. stnrled n ml turned ns
pule ns the speaker himself. Then tho
district attorney, with one gliinco nt
ho does not seoin to tnkn nnv piimr.irt llp Inspector, rose nml locked the door.
from mv Improvement. When Dr. I're- 1 11 " Prelude to this tnlo which
IlKh snys, 'Well, well, wo lire ccttliiK 1 Blve- "ot ns 11 clu"e frolu ll18 mouth.
ou finely today!' I notice that lie dons
not look less niixlous, nor docs he even
meet these cncouniKlhK words with a
smile. Haven't you noticed II? II
looks ns cureworn nml trouhled nhout
me now ns he did the first dny I was
tnken sick. Why should he? Is It lie
cause he has lost so many children he
cannot believe In his jtood fortune nt
having the most liislKiilllcunt of nil left
to him?"
"I do not know your father very
well," I protested, "imil ennnot Judi,u
what Is KoliiK on iu Ids mind, hut he
must sco that you are quite a different
pirl from whnt yo'i were a week f'eo
and that, If nothing unforeseen hap
pens, your recovery will uiily be u mut
ter of u week or two Ionia1!-."
"(Mi, how I love to hear you sny Hint!
To be well nvnlul To tend letter!" she
murmured, "and to write Ihem!" And
I snw tho delicate hand falter up to
pinch tho precious packet n waiting Unit
hnppy hour. I did nut like to discuss
her fntlicr with licr, so tojk this oppor
tunity to turn Ihe conversation nsldc
into snfer chuiinels. Hut we hud not
proceeded far before Mr. Grey return-
.1 mid, taking his stand nt tho foot of
the beil, remarked, after n moment's
Kloomy contemplation of his daugh
ter's face:
"You lire better today, the doctor ! had been to follow this Konllcinun, and
says. I have Just been ti-lephiuiliiK to j follow liliu lie did.
him. lint do you feel well eiiouKh for Mr. Crey was a very slnlely mnn.
me to leave you for a few days? There dllllcult of ipproni h. nml was nlisorln il
Is n mnn I must see-must lio to. If you besides by some overwhelming enre.
have no dread of beiiiu- left alone with , Hut this fellow was one In n tlioiisnnd
your trood nure nml the d.s-tor's con- I nml soim-lmw during Ihe trip lie mnn-sl.-mt
attendance." Ingul to do lilui some little service,
Miss Urey looked startled. Iloulit- which drew the ulteiition of the great
less she found It dllli'-iilt to umlerstund ' man to himself. This dune, he so lin-
what man In this stranu untry could proved Ills oppurtuiilly that tho two
Interest her father euouitli to Itidueo were soon on Hie best of terms, nml ho
him lo leave her while lie was yet la- ( leann-il Hint the I'mjllshmaii was with
boring under sin h solicitude. Hut n out a valet, nml, being iimn'customed
smile speisllly tis.k ihe place of her to move ulsiut without one, felt tho
look of surprised Imiuiry, and she af- '- awkw iirilm-ss of his position very
feetionntoly exclaimed: much. This gave Kuootwater his cue,
"t)h, I haven't Hie P-ast dread in the 'ami when be found Hint the services
world, not now. S.-c, I can hold up my of such u man wen- uaiiHsl only dur
arms. Jo, papa, go; it will give me n lug the present trip nml for the linn
clianee to suri.rise .vmi with my gnid dlliig of nlTairs oiiite ni.art from ner-
Mini
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' leant you to get mc a room at a very
(futct hotel."
tut as It wns afterward related to mo.
I'ho Innguugc, I four, la mostly my
swti.
Tho detective had Just been with
Mr. Grey to the const of Maine. Why
there will presently nppenr. Ills task
looks when you con. e Pa- k."
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suffering frni mi eni..t:
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sire lo till Hi" p!a. ". and mmli. out
to give -0' ll a g".. :ic".iilit of himself,
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Sl'lH IAl. (TTV Kl.iniOV
Notice Is hereby given that n fpoc
lal election will b" aei l lu the city n(
laiig.U". Saturday. April tsth, isms,
at which the ful. owing proposlllons
will be sulimiltcd to tile legal voter.'
of the city fur approval or rejection:
1. An InilatUe hlil filed In the
ollfie of Ihe city ivcuid.'r January 4.
IIMix, priivldlng fur the amendment
of sections ins nnd. 112 of the city
charter. Tho ballot, title of this
measure slntes the purpose of I ho ncl
to lie to sliike out nulliinilv to Issue
Slim. OHO of eleccrle light bonds ami
$75,1100 of gas light bonds, and lo
Increase the Issuable wnler bonds
from i 100,0(10 to IIHIO.OOO, fix the
character and manner of Issuing mail
bonds and the distribution of water
revenues, authorize coiithimnntinn
proceedings In building water plant,
provide for a water board and fix
Its duties.
2. An Initiative hill filed III the
offlco of tho city recorder January 4,
1 90S, to amend tho city charter by
adding a new section, 135, providing
for the prohibition of burials with
in tho city limits.
3. l'ropoDltlou lo purchase lor thp
sum or 1140,000 the water Plant and
property of the Willumetto Valley
Compnny according to tho offer o(
said company filed In tho offlco of till
city recorder March 21st, 190H.
The following quuklflcd electors
wero appointed to net as JudgOB of
said election, and polling places eo-
lecled as follows, fo
KlItST WAUD S. n. Williams, E
K. Miiininey and I. J. Mcl'homon,
Mil in in ey and Mcl'horson doslgnat-
ed us clerks. Polling plaeo, truck
'house, No, 271 Kust Elovcnth
Street.
S1CCONI) WARD D. R. Lakln, Rob
ert Cherry and W. S. Moon; Chor
ry and Moon designated as clerks
rolling place, Hook and Ladder
room lu tho city hull building, No.
2! Kast Klghth street.
THIRD WAUD Sherman Heller, n.
H. llryson mid William 0. Martin;
Ilryson und Martin designated uh
clerks. I'olllng place, Heller's
shop, 41 West Seventh street.
TOU'ltTU WARD I). 10. Voran, 0.
I'1. Hard and S. P. Ness; Hard and
Ness designated as clerks. Poll
ing place. WHklus building, Us
West Nlghth at runt.
Tolls to bo opened nt 8 o'clock a.
in. and closed at. 7 p. m. on suld ISth
duy of April, liios.
II. F. DUHItlS. Recorder.
VOTK'R OP fill KRIIT'S SAMS
Oil lOxcvlllliill mill Onler of Siile
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an Kxectuon and Order of
sulo issued out or tho Circuit Court
of Ibo State of Oregon for the Coun
ty of I.nne on the 23rd day of March,
1908, lu a suit wherein 1.. Simons
was plaintiff and llurton 8. Kolsay.
I0ll7.ii C. Kelsay, Tho First National
Hunk, of lOugeue, Oregon, a corpor
ation, 10. T. Illlslinell and Ocorge O.
II. Ijellar were defendants, and suld
Kxccutlou und Order of Halo and
decree being as follows lo-wlt:
Whereas, on the ."ith day of March,
lIHis, In the uhove-nauied Court u
li.'cre" was rendered In favi:r of the
uhovcnnnicd plaintiff and ngalnst
the above-lllimeil llefemla nl a,
And Whereas, Ir. was furiher or
dered nml decreed by tlie Court ihni
all and singular tin- murteagcil prem
ises mentioned In Ihe nald complaint
and her.'laarier descrlli.-d, or so
much I hereof as may lie niiffliienl
to raise Ihe amount due the plain
tiff for the principal. Interest, luxes,
assessment, attorney fees, -and the
costs if this suit and the expenses
of the sale, ami which may be sold
separately and without Injury to the
parlies iuleresl.ii be sold at public
miction by Ihe Sheriff of I.nne foiin
. , Oregon. In Ihe liimilier prescribed
l.v law, and according to the course
mul prnctli" of ihis Court, und that
the said .Slid iff. a' r the time nl
lov.'l by law .,r r -il. in ui ion has
l'"0
p r antluui from November 23rd.
I'.'os, in like Cold Coin, and for the
-nun of (II In taxes, with Interest
at 'i per cent per annum from March
1 4th. I .hi 7, ami for '.he sum of 1190.
:m, taxes and assessment, with Inter
est at i. per cent per annum from
l-'ebruary 1Mb. I90S, llHikinK
a Mini of the sum of
;l2.-. 1 .:". all In Hold c,,,,, 0f tm
limed States of Ameri.Oor so much
there 'f as the proceeds ' the said
ale iil pay of the same. O
That iu Die event tile said sale
'hall bring more than Ihe said sum
(T) $;i 1.2 9, ihe said sum aforei-ald,
men th,- surplus over the said sum
of M'-T'l 29 shall be applied, so long
as It will last, ns follows:
I. Kir st Vitlonal Hank. Kugene.
ir.-g'tn. a c. puriiuon, the sum of
JJiiii no, less whatever sum Co-y ho
"llal. led to obtain from other secur
ity they have for the saa' sum.
II. I.. Simons, iiss'sn-0 of Judg
ment of I.. M. Travis, for the sum
of $,iil.:'.7 with Interest at t: ner cent
per a una in from Anril 2a. 1. l'.'o7.
III. Hen. Oil. Dollar, assignee of
10. T. lliisliiuil. for ihe sum of
fliis.'.O. Hh Interest at i. per cent
per aaniiin from March 2ml. I'.lOS,
and $12 So costs.
IV. too. Oil. H.'llar. for Hi" sum
ef $124..'.;!. at 4 pr cent Interest,
from Dccemlior 17th, lyo7.
That the defendants, ltnrton S.
Kelsay. Kliza C. Kelsay, The First
National llauk, u corpuriMloa. 10. T.
Iltishnell and t'.oo. Oil Hellar, and till
persons claiming under them, and
all p rsons having ileus sunsi'iiuent
io the execution of the said deed
construed us n mortgage, by judg
ment or decree upon ihe laud des
erihoil iu sai.l deed cuistriicd us a
unirt-;a :e. mi. I all their r. prescntn
ii"s. and all persons having any
ii.-ii or claim by or under such sub
scr.i 'lit Jiidgmelil or decrc.. and their
heirs and represenl a: ives, and all
I'.'rious claiming lo have aciiuirc.l
any cta'c or inter' si in said prem
ises subsequent ui the filing of tho
aid notice of the pcmlam-v of this
act ion with tlie aforesaid (ierk. bo
fiirevcr barred unit foreclosed of und
from nil equity of redcmpi Ion and
claim of. In or to said premises,
from and after the delivery of tho
Sheriff's deed to Ihe said promises.
And It Is further nil.iiidged und de
creed that the piirehaaer of the said
premises be let Into tlie possession
thereof, and that nuy of the purlles,
lo this suit who mny ho in possess
ion thereof, or nny part thereof, or
any person who 'since the coinpience
meut of this suit bus. come into tho
possession thereof, shall ib 11 r pos- .
session thereof.-lo the pun Voir.
And If Is further iidiui!.-d and
decreed that It Jlio monies arising
from tho said sale shall be Insuf
ficient to pay the amount so found
lo bo due the plaintiffs set out nfore
sald, with 'uteres!, luxes, attorney
fees, assessments, costs and tlts
bursetneiils, mid expense of sale nail
of the publication, then tho Sheriff
shall specify Ihe balance due lo the
plaintiff 111 ljia return of such sain-,
and that on the coming In and fil
ing of tho said return, the Clerk of
tho Court shall docket Din sumo In
the Judgment Docket of snld Court,
us a Judgment In (avor of tho plain
tiff aud ugnlnsl the defendnnls llur
ton S. Kelsp.y and Ml in, C. Kelsay,
und Hint said defendants shall pay
to plaintiff suld uniount, and that
plaintiff may huvo nn execution
therefor.
Tho lands and promises directed
to bo sold by this decree are situate,
lying und being in I ho Ctly of l'Ou
gone, I.nne County, Oregon, and are
hounded and particularly described
as follows, lo-wlt:
Lots Number Two (2) and Three
(8), In Illnck Number Two (2) In
Kelsay's First Addition to Eugene,
I.ano County, Oregon.
Together wit h nil and slnguVar
tho tenements, hereditaments, ami
appurtenances thereunlo belonging
or In anywise appertaining.
Now, therefore, by vlrtuo ot said
lOxocullon and Decree us above ro
clti'd, 1 will lu pursuance of said de
creo nnd order of sale offer for salo
for rash lo tho highest bidder, sub
ject in redumption all of I ho right,
lllle aud Interest of the above named
defendants or either of I hem In tho
uhtivo described premises set forth
In the doereo of Ihe Court, at thin
south west door of tho County Court
IIouho In Kugene, I.ano County, Orc
ucm, ou Monday, tl'v 1Mb. liny or May,
1008, between tha houra of 8 o'clock
a, m. and 4 o'clock p. ni., to-wlt:
at 1 o'clock p. m. on an Id day In order
to satisfy the doeroo and Judgment
with Interest, costs and accruing
costs.
Dated this 2d day of April. 1908.
FItKI) FISK,
Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
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In Ihe Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon for the County of I.ano.
Dcrlhu 10. Williams, plalntlfr, vs.
Howard S. Williams, defendant.
To Howard S. Williams, tho above
numed defendant:
In the name of the slate of Oregon
you aro hereby summoned and re
iiilred to appear and unswer tho
complaint of tho nbov. '-named plain
tiff In the above entitled court, now
on file Willi tho chirk or said court,
on or before Ihe 22d day of May,
1 90S, mul you ure hereby notified
Ihut If yuu lull to tippcui- and unswer
said complaint as hereby reinilred
the plaintiff will ask said courl for
the relief pra.V' d for In per com
plain! so fl'ed with tlie clerk of said
court, lo-w ii :
For fac ili.-a.ilutlon of the marrlago
contract now exi.-iii.g liitweu said
plaintiff ami ili ti.liinl, and for an
order Living and griiillng to plaintiff
the care ad eino.ily uf the minor
.l.iugbt'r of plaintiff and ib fen. lain.
Helm I.e.- wri;im, and for full re
lief In .-..id sun.
Tills - "union; s .'. rvd upon you
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Null, and pa v in die plain' Hf i In.
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