Hillsboro independent., July 28, 1899, Image 4

tllS HYSTEirN
( CT COUNT J
VlANDSINOF: J
Continued firun Finl raff
areata, I im rare Percy know my fa
ther well enongh not to mistsks hius
for any on else if be feta real good
look at him, and perhaps a talk aa well
Would yoa mind nndertaklng tbe job.
Percy r'
Of eoaraa BoV' Percy scoffed. "If
jom think 1'U do." ba added. "What
do yoa think. Mr. Borofsky T"
'Ton '11 do well enough," aald Borof
aky, "if oor friend bera cannot aee bia
way to going. Ara yoa anything of a
photographer T"ba added nneipectedly.
"Only with a little anap shot ma
chine," laughed percj. Wbyt Am I
to photograph all the tniplciona people
leeef
"Mot qnlte that; bnt if yoa aboald
Beet the count or thle Individual yoa
consider ao marvelonsly like bim and
aoald get a anapabot at bim too might
end na over copy and the connteea or
Connt Boria coo Id easily identify or
repudiate the gentleman aa per portrait
That would save great deal of troo
ble, for though yoa wight make a m in
take they could acarcely do aa Tbue
when yoar print arrived wa aboald be
able to aay at once: 'Tbia ia the count.
Wa have found bim.' Or, 'Tbia ia some
cue elaa aud Mr. Percy may return to
help na look elae where for the count. ' "
Percy laugbd.
"Well," be aald. "I'll take my band
camera anyway. It'a only a tiny thing
at beet, though; ao don't expert mncb
reault And if I'm arrested by the city
police for taking ana shots at innocent
peraona I ahull expect you to come and
bail me out!" Which favor we prom
ised Percy ahonld not be denied him in
case of need.
Then we dispatched Percy by train,
bidding bim wire to ua immediately in
case be abould meet with any kind of
aucceea, and warning bim above all, if
over be caught sight of the man father
or another whom be had seen on a
former occasion, to make aura of bis ad
dress by following bim, and if possible
to watch or have the place watched un
til wa abould have bad an opportunity
of aeelng the portrait and. perhaps,
van of running over to London to aee
the original himself.
I don't think Percy was very sanguine
a to bia mission and the cbancea of tee
ing bia former friend again. It would
be the merest fluke if be did, be said.
One might aa well search for a grain of
wheat in the proverbial sackful of chart.
Before we left the station the idea oc
curred to Borcfeky that it would be in
teresting to ask tbe young fellow at the
ticket office whether Count Landrinof
bad traveled to London lately. The
count waa ao well known In fit Peters
burg that the clerk would probably
have recognised bim, and might tell us
tbe very day be started, and whether
alone or accompanied. Tbia would at
least abow na whether Percy's tuimion
waa a merefool'a errand or whether the
count, having really departed from
London, might still be found there.
"Bnt the clerk will think me such a
fool not to know whether' my own father
baa gone to London or not!" I protest
ed. "Can't yon say yon require tbe date
cf bis departure for some case you're
working upT"
"Uood idea," said Borofaky. and
forthwith be evolved a floe cork and
bull story alxint some domestic robbery
in our bonsehold, supposed to have been
coniuiitted by one of the servants, and
bow certain evidence rested upon the
exait date of tbe connt'a departure,
which ditto we bad forgotten.
Tbe ticket clerk, on bearing all this,
scratched his bead and aiutnuied an air
of the deepest thongbt. He had been
pitriug bis nails wbon wedistnrbed bim.
and be kiudly laid aside tbia fascinating
occupation in order to attend to na
"I remember the connt taking his
ticket," he said presently. "It was
let me see about a fortuight ago, was
it not T Stop a minute. I do not issue
ao very many tickets for London direct
here we are. Angnat no, it waa
July. Tbia must be it, I think, 17-20
July, aeveuteenth old style, twenty
ninth new. I believe that must be the
day. You may take it as pretty cer
tain." "Oood!" said Boriifxky. "That is tbe
very day wa Hxed npon; the certainty
of it will euulile ns to place onr bund
npon the guilty parly. We are ao uincb
obliged to yon. By the bye," be added,
"yoa did net hnppen to not ire the
clotbes in which his excellence traveled 1
There is a little point about a certain
silk bat, which muy or may not have
been among tbe articlea stolen. Hud tlir
count a tali hat now or a soft TyrolcseT"
"A tall hat," aaid the clerk prompt
ly, "and a frock cott. such as I have
generally seen bis excellence wear. 1
happened to notice it because some one
made the remark that Count Landrinof
always looked far more of an English
man than a Russian."
I gave the clerk a cigar. He deserved
it
Borofsky waa jubilant as we left tbe
tat ion.
"Yoa see," he said, "your father did
go to London and just at tbe date of
bia disappearance too. Moreover, he
waa dressed aa usual, and be went
alone, for apparently only one London
ticket was issued."
"That makes the mystery all the
worse," I aaid, "for why should my
dear father, who waa always as happy
in bia own house aa any man can be
why abonld he suddenly depart for Lon
don, alone and withont notice, nnlrsa
carried away by force or running, the
Victim of some motive and of some per
sona aa to whose identity we can only
gueaat"
"At to going alone," said Borofsky.
others may easily have escorted biiu
to tbe frontier and handed bim over to
second batch of eseorters. It is suffi
cient that this man waa the connt.
Everything points to it The rest we
ahall learn when your friend shall have
found out for na his whereabouts."
As a matter of fact Percy had scarce
ly been a week away when one evening,
to onr intense excitement, we received
a telegram laconically worded as fol
lows: I thrsk Tve kua. Will wlrs asms prss
setly. i'sncv.
CHAPTER TIIL'
tlMSTiriKD BY PHOTO R A PH.
It was but a few boars after the re
ceipt of Percy's first telegram that a
second message arrived. Percy now
wired that be bad succeeded in discov
ering "Robinson's address," which we
were not slow to understand was in
tended to intimate that be had tracked
father or his doable whichever it was
to some bona In which he lived.
Percy's telegram fin tubed up with the
words "starting back tonight " So that
in tbre days wo should know ail that
bo had to tell na
These three days were passed by
me at asset la a condition of suspense t
and anxiety difficult to bo borne. I
could settle down to nothing: neither
did our little detective diaplay any
nark! degree of dignified calm. Ho
waa greatly excited, and we spjnt the
time together In playing billiards at
home and discussing at great length
and with much vain repetition tbe
chances for and against tbe success of
Perry's effort b-Jtofaky was, though
much excited, quite sanguine and al
most crnfidenl that for some inexplica
ble reason my poor father had fled to
London withont warning mother of his
departure and that Percy bad acci
dentally found bim there He on!d
lot discuss tbe question aa to why fa
ther snould have done tbia There wonld
be plenty of time for explanations, he
said, afterward. Tbe main point now
waa to make snre thst the cennt waa
iafe and well and to know where to
und bim at any moment It might not
i Ten be necessary to bring bim back at
snce abould be have good reason to de
sire to remain away. Tbere might be
financial troubles or a quarrel with tbe
authorities.
"Both ' utterly impossible, Borof
sky I" I aaid. "My father iaa rich man,
and the authoritiea from tbe lowest
chinovnik to tbe cxar respect and esteem
bim."
"My dear yonng air, " aaid Borofsky.
"neither yoa nor I can aee in tbe dark.
Rather than grope about and knock bia
shins against tbe furniture tbe wise
man will wait for liht. and so will
we I"
Ws bad not mentioned to mother tbe
object cf Percy's trip to London. She
had naturally conclnded that be bad
business of his own to attend to. and
was pleased and grateful when he prom
ised ber, at parting, that he would not
be absent long and wonld return to help
ma in my discouraging tavk of finding
father so aoon as ever be con Id get
away We met Perry on tbe afternoon
of tbe third day. and aa Borofaky and I
tramped tbe platfcrm of tbe Warsaw
atation. awaiting tbe arrival of bia
train. 1. for one, was in such a state of
excitement and expectation that 1 had
not a word to say to my companion by
reason of the qnlking of my jaws and
the rapid bexting of my heart, and 1
fancy Uorofaky. tbongb he bad so mncb
less at a take on tbs reanlt of Percy's
trip, was not much less agitated than 1
to bear what be should have to tell na
Slowly aud lsborionaly tbe train drag
ged itself into tbe station, aa Russian
traina do Tbere ia none of that Due
mailing in at full speed and pulling up
short at the very platform in the ad
mirable manner of onr English engine
driven. Tbe poor old Russian engine, a
lumbering, wood burning thing, baa
bad an immense distance to go. yon see,
and is no doubt so tired that it ran
scarcely drag itself and Ita heavy load
of carriages into tbe buven where it
would be However, Percy's train
crawled slowly and mournfully in at
laat. and out jumped Percy
I could see at once by bis radiant face
and the pleased smile with which be
greeted ns that tbe dear old fellow bad
been successful, or believed himself to
have succeeded, in his enterprixe. I
sprang to bim and seized bis band.
Well, old man." I murmnred,
scarcely able for excitement to articu
late the words, "what luck?"
"The very best, as I sincerely be
lieve!" said Percy, pressing my band
very bard. ''I found the man, as 1 tele
graphed, and I know where be Uvea
and"
Oh, ia it father T" 1 blurted, a sort
of black mist aeeming to form before my
eyes for very intensity of excitement
"Dear old Boris, I firmly believe it
is, " said Percy. "I cannot aay for cer
tain, but tbere could bardly be another
ao like bim that I could be mistaken
abont He baa no twin brother, baa he t"
"Oh, not" I murmured. "I think it
must be he. But why, why" I did
not finish my sentence. I believe I
burst into tears and was hurried into
tbs carriage by Percy and Borofaky
There were not very many people
bout, the train having been nearly
empty. I hope tbere were few witnesses
to my weakness.
Borofsky took np tbe conversation in
tbs carriage. "So yoa think it is really
the count t" be began. "Tell me, did
yoa get a anap ehotf"
"I got three," aaid Percy with pride,
"and waa not caught at it Twice. 1
"TAI fa a hand enmem" I anM, "find
f re just loktn o tmip shot"
know, he did not even see or notice me
Tbe third time be looked straight st me
and suspected inn, 1 suppose, for he
asked what I was doing
'This ia a bsnd camera.' 1 said,
'and I've just tnken a sunp shot of
Mnrylehone church, with yonr kind
permission.' He only grnuted and
passed on." Percy punned snd liinglied
"How did be talk English T" I asked
"Rather brokenly bnt thst whs all
he said, so tbat I cannot jmlge very
well. "
"My father speaks petfectly. aa yon
know," I said.
"It ia nothing!" exclaimed Borofsky
"He wonld assume a for-iicn accent
supposing tbat he does not with to be
recognised aa-the count Are the por
trsita successful t"
"The photoa are not developed yet '
replied Percy. "We'll do them toeether
after dinner, or before, if tbere'a time. "
Tbe developing of those three plntee
was an exciting operation. The printing
from tbe negatives next morning waa
tven more so. Tbe prints represented a
man whose dress and general apperr
ance were plebeian and altogether unlike
my dear patrician Kicking old father,
bnt the fare so far ss I could judge cf
it from a portrait and that a very small
and not overclsarly printed one was
iy father's face There was little or
to denbt of it
"Well!" said BoroNky. when I had
made a prolonged and tilt-nt inspection
f each of the three photos. "Ia a
wrrd. is it the connt or is it not?"
"Heaven only krows." I murmured.
"The clothee and tbe hat are things
thai father wonld never think of wear
ing "
"Do remember." said Borofsky.
somewhat impatiently, "that if this is
your father, be ia for reasons of his
own which have nothing to do with as
st this point of the Investigation dis
guised. The main question is not aa to
the clothes, bat the maa inside then.
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Is It yoar father or is It not t Oo by tbe
face la tbia the face of tbe count or
aaotber'et"
"If 1 muat judge by tbe face alone.
1 said. "I aboald say this is a portrait
of mv father. "
"Uood !" exclaimed Bnrofaky "And
very good ! I now propose that we abow
tbs portrait to the connteaa and ortaia
berronfirmktionof your opinion. When
we have that I ahall know what next
to do. Mr 11 orris, yoa have done won
iera and are to be congratulated.
SoeakiDB personally, yoo have no doubt
that tbia maa whose portrait yoa have
taken ao cleverly ia tbe very Uiont
Landrinof himself f
L "Personally I never felt any donbt
1 - .
stoat il until Coant Bona pointed out
tbat bia father would never dress him
self in this way. which is perfectly
true. "
"Ah. the clotbea again!" said Borof
kv "Yon will not see tbat the count
Biiiiht desire to disguise himself."
"It ia ao unlike bim to do sot" aaid
Percy and 1 almost in one breath.
"Very likely. Bnt ia be sny more sc
customed to disappear auddenly with
out warningf" continued Borofsky per
tinently. "A man who has done the one
thing may do tbe other, both actions
being, as yoa say. unlike Dim ordi
narily." There was no snswer to this srgu-
ment so far aa my poor dased brain
could discern
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