The Santiam news., November 29, 1907, Image 4

I
•trillion of ti. . department was a
■>t unusual ability,
la s.khlion t«
•weeing a profound knowledge of the
W Joseph Hertrnnd was a deep and
ntereeted student of bornea nature, tx
alt tbe <-e»»e which during bin I »rm of
ffi<e had come before him. nose, per
baps, had excitad such wiiiewpread atten
lloo as thia mysterious murder of the
unfortunate Me» It ou pel I
Tbs borri
ble natur» of tbe crime, tbe heartIveet.ewe
of tbe Basaselo, and tbe age end rank
of hla victim, all tended to invest the
case with unusual Intervet
At ten o'clock precia»ly M Bertrand
took bla aeat. Tb» diagram which La-
blatte!», the prefect of police, bad pre­
pared. the not»« of the mayor's examina­
tion and the»» of tbe justice of the peace,
lay on the deek before him
There, !o*
lay the pi»tol found on the floor of Mm*
ItoupeH'e chamber,
Io ao adjoining
i-hamlier were gathered the witness»« who
wer» prepared to testify in the case.
"You may bring In the priaoner." said
M Bertrand, when all waa In readlneos.
•ud Chari»» Van l.ith was led In.
Tbe judge of I net ruction eyed him keen­
ly.
Ilia face was of a deathly pallor;
tu» eyes were hollow and sunken
Alto­
gether. be appeared to disadvantage, and
1» was ••»narioua that be did co.
Illa
youth. However, and th» fearless manner
In which he glam-ed around him, did not
fall to impresa M H-rtrabd favorably.
Notwithstanding hla official habit of stern
uvee, lite Judge of instruction was [•>•
■eased of many humane qualities. It waa
with a voice, therefore, rather mild and
encouraging than harsh, that bo addr-we
•d ili» young man before him.
”1 «iah. umnsleur." he said, "to afford
you every opportunity of clearing your­
self
Npw »tale, as briefly aa p-wwlbl«,
for there are many »ltn-«»e« to b» exam
ined. how you came to be in tbe ebete»'J
Villeneuve laet night
I see by tbe report
of the prefect that you have refused to
explain that |>oini
Perhaps you had
good reasons for your silence then ; but
yon ran hare none now. her» before me.
Il»w did you happen to be in tbe chateau,
I rei>«at, at Iba tima this crime was corn­
milted, and ai en in Mt llama Roupell'»
chamber?"
A fearful Struggle tn taking placa la
To »tata
tbe breast of tbe American
the true reason of hla preseoce In the
■ ha inlier would be to forever com promis»
Harriet Wel<>on. and yet It was ti» only
course will, h e-H,ld |«ia»|t ly clear him
Tbe Mme sense of honor, however, which
>ad bound him to elione» when interro­
gated by tbe prefect of police, operated
to i loae his ll|M lie tore the judg» of In
•tr-i. '¡■■ti
'i ■. instead of flatly •refusing
to give tbe deslrest information, b» sought
to modify th» bed effect of bls refusal by
saying
"I cannot answer the queetion ue yet,
monsieur
It may appear an easy one to
which to reply, but I ask you to heller»
that al present there Is an Insurmount­
able obstacle to my doing ao '*
An expression of vexalhwi seemed to
law over tlie face of the Judge
He had
!>een favorably predlspoaed toward tbe
prisoner, and would bare liked to see blm
go free
“I warn you that your perniai ent re
fusai to answer Is liable to be construed
ss elídeme of guilt
Would the explana­
tion you decline to give Involve the party
guilty of the crime perhaps simr friend
of yours whom you desire to o reen?"
Van l.ith hesitated but a mo.nent. and
then, to tbs evident surprias of M Ber­
trand. replied:
"It would not."
"Would the ex pl» nation you refuse to
gi^e clear you?"
A gam. to M Bertrand's growing ao
tcuichtnenl. the young American replied
"! don't ihli» It would."
(To tie continued. >
ë URN UOWN M
The Roupell Mystery
B y
Austyn
Granville
i
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1
Physician v- Surgeon
T»topbona Kichang«
Oregon Land fraud Trials Cannot
Walt Longer.
o.' the i bateau, be diars/vered that two
l»da bad not been slept In
Evidently
.M.«» Harriet Wehloo and A! Chabot bad
not retired, aud they were the only two
pa- vrns In the chateau except Mme Hou
pell herself who bad not done ao
Department of Justice Has Been at
"I will aaaume for the purpose of ar
gument that M Jules Chabot is guilty,"
Last Uoaded to Action bv Com­
he began, quietly talking to himself, aa
plaints and Crit'Cisms
if he were some »e-und party. "I»t me
first »ee whether there is a sufficient m-l
ttve for blm to have committed thia crime
which youug Van 1-1(1» ao strenuviualy de­
Washington, No». 2fl — Further put
nies
In the fl ret place, who know,
ponement of the trial of the Oregon
anything about Monsieur t ’liabot 1 I do
land trami carea ta n<4 to he tolerated.
a-it. and tbe mayor does nor. for I bavs
Because of c«>inplainto arid crltieiatua
asked blm. Assume blm to hw a fort uns
the department at Justice has deiidrd
grows
buuler »imply, and ibe motlv.
to take radical siepe. which will fovea
I. It tsx-WU»» II»
stronger
But why?
trials at an early dale, and it la expect­
is paying attention to the Mademoiselles
ed that Piatrict Attorney Bristol will
Wriiion’
Not entirely, but becauae as
long ae Maiiame Hou pel I Is alive, the
a<>>>n receive instruct ion» to proceed.
Mademoiselles Weldon do n«t succeml to
Only recently John Hall, andar In­
her fortune? Mowaieug Chabot msy hare
dictment, write the prealdent, asking
killed Madame Roupoil In order to •»
fur trial. Ilia request waa transmitted
-ore to himself the fortune he was after.
to the attorney general and thence to
And be may have contrived to throw sue
Mr Bristol, who replied that he <i uld
plcion ufstn Monsieur Van I.lib. not only
not prriei, as that ana one of F. J.
for tbe purpose of diverting suspicion
Henry'» esees.
from himeelf. but in order to rid hitnse.f
The department eava that, if Mt.
I’oaltlvely nothing."
of a very danger» i» rival
But «by a
Henry cannot get away from ban Fran­
Tten notice how this chair has l«een liangerooarival, when there are two young
cisco long enough to prosecute Hall and
tipped over
Now I-' m- pla » another ladies, aud Monsieur Van l.ith cannot
Binger Hermann, some one else will I«
chair In tbe position It on'¡pled
Ho! marry loth? Because there must be some
found who can take up thia work.
In
Now alt down in it. You are taller tten provision In Madame Roupell'» will by
Madam» lio«p«il. but you may have no
fanne«» to th s<- under imiti linent, the
which the flrst of her tile-»« marrying
tlerd 'hat women as a g»':»raj thing •■' will have the larger snare of tbe estate.
department believe« three long delated
high«,- than u • n
And If such provision exists, it Is not un
cases »honId i«e irmi.
it :s proteine
"I have uotlcevj that."
likely that a sharp, shrewd fellow like
tliat Mr Bristol will I* Instructed to
"Therefore when you were i«otb se«te«i this Chabot would have made himself
pnsMM iite Hall and Hermann, »• «all
there would not te so very much differ
master of its vonienis, for be Is an mil
as all others under indictment for land
»'■ •
mate friend of the family: and bls r»la
franila.
from the ground aud that of Madame tlur.s must 1» almost connd-ntiai. This
Roupell."
is a mere tbcviry. of course." concluded
BU tNED IN RE VE NOB.
"Nof It would te approximately lb» ibe pretn-t to himself; "but In pursuance
earn*"
of It, lot ue see how Monsieur < baliot
ihirtsan Persona Roasted in N«w
"Exactly so
Now I am going to puiot •|*ut the hour wb • li elAiised 1-etween bl»
York Io Oraitfy Malice.
rwtlriug and the time of the murder
my pistol st your I.->i I
lie again ■ njer. ,| tl>e ibsmber which
New York, Nov. Jfti.—Thirteen P*r-
Tte prefect prewemj the murgle of hl.
arine lost their lives and several others
weapon against the magistral- s temple had been meupied by Utebot. and with
hla new theory thus In bi» mind looked
were injured early today in a tenement
la the S|-ot
r.-. , ndlng to th» « ...iid
around him.
He now sought Io make
•*» *te 1.«» i
M io- R.. i,.. i
M H,-..
house fire nt lte Eighth slrt-vt and Sec­
rhang-d
r»..
.
!r.i tli» -. I each trlfllug Incident reflect some suspi­
ond »venue. All tiied.a-i were Italians.
rim of tte pistol againvi bls fureh-ad. cion against ibe late occupant of the
Hix i f the 13 wetechildtrn. The bodies
chamlo-r
lie esamlued 'be bed clothes
but he oil •-.,
were huddled together In roogDS on the
"You may make this experiment as with grrater care this lime. It was evi
top floor of the four story building,
abort as
, . •».•
».,r 1» pr»f««-t. ' dent <h»l Chabot had not even lain
where the terror stricken people had
bo ei-laiiued, with a f«wblo attempt at down outside of them. H* hvoked under
been driven by the flames, which rush­
the
uevlsteail
eve«,
but
espying
nothing
plan sentry
ed up from the lower floors. Home ted
d r~v.d :> • att-n'bc.
"it Is concluded," replied tte officer, ■ u a
been envelrijied in the flames and burn­
He wav s:-.-jr
putting u| his ; •' -I
"If I had flre«l
ed alive.
Other», overcome by smoke,
’« desisxlr, «be« bis eye fell u|«»ti a small
then n., ■
■ . . ■..,
.1. .
- . ,t
.
»ere sparer! the agonltw of death by the
ria»1 1 th* BMM OOWM »• the HdM di l-lack object, not over a quarter of an
. h In b-tig'h
11» pi. k-d it up. and
flames.
tte nan Miii lift»
found it was tile broken |w>lnt of a lead
Ttet the fatal Are was the work of
•nirougb my brain. " replied the uiag
pew-il.
M CliaieH bsd evld-n'ly passed
let rats, not without a momentary ahu«l
mcriidiatir-a who ».light revenge is the
i!»s time In «riling.
1?“ question wa».
dar
"Which c*iovtncew you
"
opinion of tire police and firemen, who
"That Madame l(.>u|iell waa at the bow much of live time?
ma le the that Hasty
examination.
According to th» mayor's written noiea
Secretol r» when she waa killed.
Itile
Three week, ago threw Italians were
must have been •mieti, <>r how could the ,f bl» %«aaiinatii<u of ih» Inmate» of th»
eaught in tin- act I trying to roll a aafe
course of the bullet hare Ixten down- ihaienu. an hour had rertnialy elapsed
in lire saloon of Uuiaep|>e Cudano, on
Iwtween the time of Mme Houp»ll'a r»
wardr
the ground floor.
The safe (Olitained
tiring
and
the
»«wad
of
the
platai
shot
Tte mayor's admiration for M le»
more than
which the aaloonist’a
At
what
preclae
perloj
of
that
Interval
blanche Im r--as»d every u lu-nt. Though
ft lend» ted withdrawn from the hanks
they were al--n- In the room, tbs profact had the pencil point ter« broken? Ths
during the m«in<-r panic.
The would-
drop;oa| his voice to a whisper, and took acv-ideut IO the pencil had awt occurred
be robliers were attested an<i arc now
at ths time of the firing of tb» shot,
M llevell on «ma »id- ■’..»» to the win
awaiting trial.
for If It had lieea twined by reason af th»
flow when he aak--d the next few quo»
writer's starling with aiwprlae. he would
The Are of today started In Cudano’a
lions
saloon, and the jmlice believe it may
"kou are well acqualnte«l, I suppose, not. naturally hare taken t.'ine to put
away hia writing materials te-ferr going
with the lliui-ell family?"
have been the work c.i friends of the
Jia
"Y«m, I may say I am. We exchange to ascertain tbe causs pf th. noia»
prisoners, who take this means of squar­
must therefore have bean •bn. employed
visits
\|y wlfs aud «I'i'igbters frcqiieat
ing Mwouti with the aaloonist
ly walked aud rote with the young ladles for only a portl«»« of tbe intarmi. Th»
here
In fact, I may say that «» have question now uppermost In Vichar la
OPEN MORE LAND
MSsl Mgd Tap« I.eaOs T»
blam he's mind was How ■i d J — ■ ‘ •
been quits friendly."
Clerk
tat
poor
ypJIef
offle«
to
dpplj
hot
coxisume
the
real
of
his
lime?
If
be
.M iatdaii-lie put (be next question in
Nearly Million and a Half Aerea in
»tumid tall to properly account for tbe cairt,
an apparently auulaaa ommmt
Are y-ai applylug fur relief?
Montana to Ha Hold
"And tte young ladies?
There waa whole hour, there would be atrong i«-a-«Mi»
Aptiitont f U> rug» an* lixfldag fam
nothing tetween either of them and tbla for holding him In custody.
Helena.
.Mont., Jov. M.—The mein-
late«!)- Yea.
young man ''
Having revolved these matters in bis
tera of th«- commiaslon rwenotly ap-
Clerk Whore du yoxl live?
mind, the prefect of police arose from
"Nothing that I know of. He was alm
p-iinitel to a|ipiai»c tlie remaining guv-
A|«pib'*B< gives au addrvwa
the »a»y chair into which be had throw»
ply s friend of th« family."
Clerk Well, we «ball luqulr* lulu erntneni land on Liu- Flath<«d Indian
himself and approached the d-str leading
“Has te not teen particularly at ten
rr-ervathm iiave pet fo ted an organisa­
your uwas- aud tte r««ujt wlll te tuada
from Julea Chabot's room lo the chstn
give lo one of tte voung ladles?"
tion. Ordita fri un W’aaldngtui arc to
Of rour»» It was known tn y-»u aa auuu as pannibte
Hy
"I do no; think so. and esjuo-lally not her of Mme. Hoqpell
faatenevi. aa by again rs/erring to (he tbe way. have fi>V a trlepbuue? ■ B"U go into the n«i<i yt once and k»*g>n wmk.
•f late
I’eo; ■ h'-re • -i i t-« think rath
The fceetvalioU Cavnfaing approxiniatcly
er that b» hvs ••• n entirely
lipe.-«l by -oayor's notes II transpired ¡that Jules
VI va nt.
i,<itíi,<<Ü0 acres, of which 176,'kU) act«-«
Monsieur Clin -It. who. It appear* st.-»! Chabot had cm-r»d fb» chainbar by an
have lawn <!i->*4v-i lo tbe Judian», leav­
other way. AImosl meclianlcally he a*.-r
very well with them
I know the gen
tn Bostonee«.
tleuian waa quite attentive."
cvi th» handle and lurusd It. Tbe d«»or
' ('«ime In. Wald.mia," said her motb ing l,2bii,<KW ac««« lo be lns|>ecied,
riu- land »ill
waa unlocked
W b»n be bad made these er
"And to whom »»re th..... attentions di
"You have Inreu In that ewltig e’a«eifie-! and apia'»<4
reeled Ma I
■■ Harriet ,.r M . I........
vliei-overlwa he d«M ended with a lighter
te divUloJ info agi cultural ami >4 Une
long ci msg;*1 "
aelle Emil.C-"
heart than he would otterwias have don»
first cl«*». B'-rWullHrel Und of the aoe-
"Frvou-utly, gynin'ii«." anawered tte
Much would depend uivon Ibe evidence to
"I could not really say. There was lit
otni clac», timber lami, puneral land
Isgtls*
B«.«ton
girl.
"J
am
permitting
tie to choose tetween them
Roth as lie elicited by himeelf aud the testimony
ami gr ax mg land.
tte --arnlvorutia quadrupe« yf (te genua
of ut«trui
you have seen, are charming, and l-oth. to te fak«»n before ft**
Settler» under the h unvetead law,
Fells to id«, ken Its phyalcnt acgjylticw
aa I have t I i ■ i. ai<- ti,. . m . >., ;.-d,;.-d f ton.
who aliali rm i de upon and cultivate lhe
belrea-. s of kin Ini. » |(.
He »trolled ont on the terrace to com
» ml |«i-vs hy ln^»-r"v|itlble gradations
laud /or five year«, »hall pay one third
plete hl. official InapectloO s< the pretil
It was M luiblati he's turn to te a»
it-«« a eoiulltluu of tctfal extinct filai of tl.e app4«4:ed value In caah, at the
tonlshed
I sew.
He ■ ommenced bl. examteatmo at
Ry." *‘bi< «tit<i Tribune
time of rnlry, and
remainder in
Ila Went into
the teck of the chateau.
"Iler acknowledged helre««es!" he at
five equal inalali menta, «aie, I no. three,
elalmml.
"Why, you n.<er told m» all the outhouse«; he visited lhe servawte' I*
l>««u« « • «»«»«I.
fully and five years, n-epectively, »up
that."
offiroo even the callara and dairy. Titan
Tb«, woman i-rowted Into tin- eent re
the uaug) homestead fee»
he
emergeil
again
into
lhe
open
air
and
"Did I not?" answered the mayor.
■erved fur aiiinker» aud «uJffc«! uuiln
and
«rgri-h<-«l
"Well, It Is the fact, all the *ime
llut Inspected the wind««»
among the flower ted« tenevth item fpr uu«ly. «viittcwjituiiualy.
California SaJ«£la Site
you «•
,
it
«.,. ... . ■
•
•"r<d«acw," alm remarked, "ta a vita
"Not at all," replies M luxblan- te. "I lhe prints of f«wt. Xothlng. however, re ■
Bratti«. Nov. M.—A site u«r thè
NI ««tine «vuid kill a eat.”
was ooly thinking.' and hn » ff..t.<l hi» ««nW this careful scrutiny, until cross­ I«, r ti
W'aairijigton and Orcg.iti state grouirda
Tteg being the cane, mgda'ii," re wlll te iwcuuiDirndrd tu Governi r Gii-
feature» t.. ■
.........
t
r «
,| ing th«- lawn he w--nt th ou.-h an an -nt
Ivy covered an hvxy atid galnel th» front
expression .( Im,i
>
| bank
pli d mi •vwe’iilmrr.taed niuuker, “Jf I lett, of California, hy the re; rceenta-
that la all 1 wish to know, mon* ,-ur le of lhe building. 1 h»n tils quit k eye de
were you I'd make tl>* ''«t <*ut It WMt." fi ve» froiu that »tate whw ingorde«! th»
tectrvl
iliai
a
«hruh
had
hev-n
brushed
malre.
If you will now go downstairs
("j!l,id. Iplila l«ed(#»«
«xpwjfioii ground«
yesterday.
l'n-
aslile.
and
atiwtping
on
the
grxv«*
**«l
«Aik.
aud prepare your n-. irt f..r the trli.-inal.
d<r the CglJfornta law the governo«
he
disrovered
that
a
w«-»«i
bad
:«»n
evish-
1 will j..,ii . a i m a '• W Minute« I I I
make« Ihr tina! «Lacigion on the »ite and
e«l tesrath a heavy fo t
A lit le turtjp-r
have concluded my Invrstlgntb.ns."
I m nag J. A. Filchet, hie special r»-prr«enta-
Tbe mayor bowe«l to tbe prefect ami on he found further signs, and a little
II -re -»UHM Tompktiia. ami te live, a.-id Nathaniel Ellery, Ite aiate
later stood lo->k tig vhvwn npon a footprint •• «•.Ik
left tbe apartment.
a way« jw-rxlata lu tel,lug
bla trou engine« r. game to
in the soft mold
lek
tti»
over
Following these f«««tprint», te found Hr*"
grounds. The California men and DI-
CHAPTER IV.
"That leitves ms- up tignluat It’
redot General Nadeau Mint over the
Victor labium-be o«»l hl. uopr«*«-*- they tel directly teneath tbe window of
the ctemter » uptel by Harriet Waldon
d»nl».| •
-• ■ r
I». t : n
"In what w vT
aiuw yrnteniay
a
a.
n««n|duswd
Ibis
purrtel
him.
lie
never perniiti»«! anytaxly to .hire hi»
"He always tell« me his joke*"—
discover ■••, In th» hei| of crime
l( fur the moment, when be no'lred that
A New Bouree of Heat
Milwaukee te-nllnel.
the vine« on th» lattice are toed lately to
ever he f<.
I oil Anything r- arks’..-
Virgin!^ City, Nev. Nov. Ifl —Hern»
Títere
««<
nno'her
have
teen
disturbed
be nerer suffered t).. .¡.ghtest blot of it
The * ewelvr.lan.
erigiiuM-rs of Virginia City, reflecting
to ero»» hl. l.|.»
II» r>- rv.-d it f..r » window telo« M.ss Weldon's wiihiti easy
Timr. H P- >“•: I'Hvat» Itrown (on
on the scarcity of fuel every winter In
roach
lie
put
up
hla
haul
and
it
awnug
grand coup w'-n t!..- <n»i. of th- ».
t>r dgv gn'rd for fleet tluiei — lla'alt! tliat tlgorou« climaif, have hit up«.n an
open. Ixsdting in be saw that It «Carded
should I- mi. he-1
And thee aurpr '■ <
•<>i» giw-w tbur?
od«l idea for mitigai ng the tern per» ■
which Iniariably enhanced til. reputation aevsan to a «mall pautry. an«l the -tew wf
(•«.utitrv w.iman (returning 1st« from t«ire am! «arming the bnIMIngW of that
•he root« was ajar. 11» t«-ok a nd» from
a. a shrewd o ’
„ .. g, , r,. ,
n»rw. Hist«, my daar, don't town.
One of them has undeitaken to
fected through the eterei»» of the ni >•■ bis pocket, and carefully measured the niirkntt
footprints. Tten after ruminating for a *<w te- afraid 'tie only me
A Uy So struggle with the diftk-ulty by util.ging
sear, h ng m»-- .in- • ■ ' !'• . • ret
few moiiienta, he quickly re«-nter«d tte p.-r's Halt Holiday.
where a crim» had
■ > nHl—I N.i
the superfluous h«at of the adjacent
sooner had the door ci «»d than the who'e house.
m nra. whbh he prop»«-» to tap with
"That
la
an
Am-rwwn
boot
tewl.
*f
ever
Wksl Ile VA eut S,.
demew nor of the prefs 1 under.ent an »n
an iron tube, and ao ventilât« lhe
I
saw
one
in
my
life,
”
mutt-red
the
pre
tire change. From the stalli, unconcerned
< hit, Man I rather
full»— |
with mine« ahíle heating the house«
official. quietly engaged In the perfunctory feet. "Tte open door and the footprinta! you'd take me b«inie.
Du you know
I wonder which of those men did it. for
discharge of a duty, he became imm»
where 1 lire?
Qovxrrmint Cheek»
Cheek« Plague
Qovsrnmant
It Iles between the two
And Just «1
diat.ly transformed into an eager enthu
I’olhwnian—What's tbe name of your
present
tbe
odds
are
against
the
Ameri-
Fr»
nei
»co,
Nog.
Han
Franciaco,
Nov.
2« —The plague
plagna
elaat.
«ookT
Yet. still, aomething tells me Mon
report iaaned
iaaued by the board o'
o* health
But whatever eucceae might have at­ ■-an
waa a»
follow»: One new mepect;
ne
as follow»-
»u»pect; n«
m-ne
tended bls efforts In previous cases. In sisur Jules Chabot will tear watching."
•• Tte»r«.
this one the worthy offh-er was dorimeli
verified; ;
101 verified to «late;
63
A3
A little fellow of 3 yearn was aakevl verifl<MÌ
CHAPTER V.
Io meet with nothing but dlaa ppel nt moot.
ideathe;
death«; 30 diacha'g«-d
diarhavg'-d aa cure«!; 8 re ­
The village of Villeneuve waa within by » gentleman bow old b« wa*
But one single ray Illumined his dark
maining. The Federal authuriti««
anthoritie« have
"I'm
n«vt
old!"
he
exclala>«d
InaUg
ened bori son of hope. In making a caro- tbs jur.adictlon of the tribunal of the
, decided to take oxer
over the
lhe work of aanita-
I Hon.
fui survey of all lbs rooms on that Boor department of tbs Heise. Tbs Judge of nasty; “*'tn •Bnoot new."
tlon
CHAPTER III
(Contino«* i
Tte prefect approache.1 tte bed and
gsx- d «
... i . •
»
body
An- .n i t!■» i
• a ; • •
■ a
of roos.dersble va. le yet d»|-lutei sii
cm ter flugrra rl-'b g-ms »'III spark>e-l
Iti thelr golilen »»tting».
"Come tere, Monsieur Rerell." h» Mld.
quletly io ih» mayor n tliat b «te«l »■■ <
wbicb even meo acrustoiaed tu •urh
a>-eu«-s luvulub'arlly s«i«>pt la tte prsw
enee of tte dead
11,» mayor of V..I»
Bouvs approa-'be«l tbs badalde, and gar-I
tur som« mom»i •
murdersd w-unaa
"Do you noti«« thè direction of tte bui
let?" In-iulrsd tte prefect, polntlng wltb
bis flng.r.
"I do
It apjiear. to bare entered
front of ite bead ■■
i *• • «b«N
lampi*"
"Juat ao. but you will O'lllrr that Ita
uree lo don a word"
"Wtet d*w» tliat ladicnte to you?" In
qulred tte magistrate
"Come wlth me, and I wlll show you."
rwplled thè offiir. He led thè way acro»»
tte rtMMH. and «tuod ikefur* thè Marrvioira
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Psviflc < omiany trains, lavili al Al'any and
I'm velli», s» well •» frwln w»r Iwtroll, giving
direct xsrviro ui N»«|«>rt and a-IJaswiii Uam l.ua
si well «a ILeltentoreti Hut -p Inge.
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The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
Her in keeping the ikin pro-
tri trd Al» ell a. clean-c d. Juit
wa hmg it not enough—that
only leaves the delicate surface
more exposed to the irritation
of <lu»t and i ertn»i to merci-
lets attacks of tun and
weather. After wailnng, ap-
|-ly Rol'cnine and ri|*cnenee
iti delightful refreshment.
Vmi will admire the line les.
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lie. k and arm«. It not only
itinvuatei a rx.t'mt glow, but
protects the atm fmmbecom­
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Prevents burn­
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Scio Livery & Feed Stables
MYER A McKNlGHT,
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Hacks connect with dll trains botii at West
and Munkcrs
Our rigs are first-dass and our horses good
drivers. Prices reasonable
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