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lawn Hennd .liu-k Ilulloy liml dlHiip-
jif-iiti-tl Orrtiudo ( ' \ ( ' ( tlinl Hlid was
niiKOKul to .lack Uiilli-y , with whom sin-
I M lUod In the billiard tuoin ulioilly hpfoio
the inmrUr. Dctpcthc .laiiilcHini ut-euHPil
Mlun Itincn oT holding ImcU ovIiU-iu-c. llu
! > ntrlMonfd un liilrii'lnr In an cinpty room.
The MlEonPr PHOUPPI ! ( Uittticlc was HUH-
licfttd liocauio or un Injuicd foot , llul-
HOV -niprnr.i | and MIO'H hi- and Hrvlli-y
\M > ro c-allccl. away h.u . tcli-Kraiu. Cnshlrr
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fnnct , wits nrrcslril for i-inlip/xlcinont.
J'aul ArniHtnriB'H ( It-nth wn annoimccil.
IInll < oy'H Ilimcec , I < OUK ! AriiiHliont ; . t'jl l
llulnoy tluit whllp .Mho still loxcd him , nhn
wa to marry another. It clcvolottoil thut
3Jr , AVnll pr WIIH the man. I < OIIKI | > . WHH
found lit thf bottom of the rlrt-nlur Htulr-
riiHp. lU-coverliiK consploUHiiofs , Hhp mild
HomotliliiK hrid hriiHlu-d by her on tlio
Htulnvuy mill blio futnted. Hallpy IH MUH
nt-ptrd of ArniRlromr'M imndi-r. After
"M'oltiK a KhoBt , " ThoiiuiR , tlio
ervaK found dead with u Hllp In IIH !
iiodtft lietiilnp the name of "Luc-Ion Wai-
laec " Dr. Walker iixki > i1 Minn Innw to
vaeato In favor of MFH. Armstrong Shi1
ri'fiHW'd. A ntito from IJulk-y to ( Joitrildn
iirrmipliig u nice-tins ? at nlRlit wtit found.
A ladder out of plncn dec penn th myH-
lery Tim fitablcs wo to biuneil. During
Hho evcllpment a man HtnJo Into the house ,
A ju'tirrli failed to reveal him. MKH ! Jnnps
Hliot an Intruder. A man limping wan
suen on the 'road. '
CHAPTER XXIV Continued.
"IMil they go toward the club ? "
Gertrude naked suddenly , leaning for-
ward.
"No , miss. I think they came Into
the village. 1 didn't get u look at
their faces , but I know every chick
land child in the place , and everybody
knows inc. When they didn't idtonl
at mo In any uniform , yon know 1
took It they were atrangers. "
fie al ) we had for our afternoon's
work wan this : Some one had been
Hhot by the bullet that went through
the door ; ho had not lelt the village
and he had not called In a phyRlchin
Also , Dr Walker Unnw who Luelon
Wallace was , and his very denial
made me confident that , In that one
direction at least , we wore on the
right track.
"Gertrude , " I said , "I Imvo been a
very soiflBh old woman. You are go
ing to leave thin inlBerablo IIOHHO to
night. Annie Morton IB going to Scot
land next week , and yon shall go right
with her. "
To ray surprise , she Unshod imln-
fully.
"I don't want to go , Aunt Hay , " she
Bald. "Don't make mo leave now. "
"You are losing your health and
your good looks , " I mild decidedly.
"You should have a change. "
"I shan't stir a foot. " She was
equally decided. Then , more lightly :
"Why , you and Llddy need me to ar
bitrate between you every day In the
Perhaps I was growing suspicious of
every one , but It seemed to mo that
OortrudoVi yiayety was forced and ar
tificial. I watched her covertly during
the rest of the drive , and I did nol
like the two spots of crimson In her
pale cheeks. Hut I said nothing more
abouj , Bending her to Scotland ; I knew
nliv would not go.
CHAPTER XXV.
A Visit from Louise.
That day was destined to bo an
eventful ojie , for when I entered the
house and found Eliza ensconsed It
the upper hall on a chair , with Marj
Anne doing her best to.stlflo her wltl
household ammonia , and Llddy nib
blng her wrists whatever good that
hi supposed to do I know that the
Rhost bad been walking again , am
this time In daylight.
Eliza was In a frenzy of fear. She
clutched at my sleeve when I went
close to her , and refused to let go
until eho had told her story. Coming
Just after the flro , the hniisohold was
demoralized , and it was no surprise
to ino to find Alex and the under
Gardener ntruggllng downstairs wltl
a heavy trunk between them.
"I didn't want to do it , Miss Innes , '
Alex Bald. "But she was so excited
was afraid she would do as she sail
drag it down herself , and scratcl
the staircase. "
I was trying to got my bonnet off
nnd to keep the maids quiet at the
Bamo time. "Now , Eliza , when yet
Imvo washed your face and stoppei
bawling , " l said , "come Into my Bitting
room and tell me what 1ms happened.
Llddy put away my things wlthou
( speaking. The very set of her shoulders
dors expressed disapproval.
"Well"I said , when the silence became
came uncomfortable , "things seem t
bo warming Up. "
Silence from Llddy , and a long Hlgl
"If Eliza goes , I don't know whet-
to look for another cook. " More s
lencc.
"Roslo is probably a good cook.
Dnlff.
"Llddy , " I said at last , "don't dar
to deny that you are having the Urn
of your life. You positively gloat 1
this excitement. You never lookei
better. It's my opinion all this runnln
around , and getting jolted out of u
rut , has stirred up that torpid liver o
yours. "
"It's not myself I'm thinking about ,
ehe said , goaded Into upeech. "May
bo my liver was torpid , and maybe i
wasn't ; but I know this : . 1'vo go
Homo feelings left , and to see yo
tamlliig at the foot of that staircase
hootin' through the door I'll never
> ( j the same woman again. "
"Well , I'm glad of thai anything
or a change , " I imld. And In came
jllzn , Hanked by Uoslo and Mary
\nne.
Her story , broken with sob < s and cor-
ections from the other two , wan this :
U t\\o o'clock (2:15 ( : , Ho.sle Insisted )
lin luid gone upstalrn to got a picture
rom her room to show Mary Anne.
A pietnio of a lady , Mary Anne Inter-
> oHod ) She went tip the servants'
tnlrcaHo and along the corridor to her
oem , which lay between the trunk-
oem and the unfinished ballroom. She
card a sound as she went down the
orrldor like Home one moving furnl-
tire , but she was not nervous. She
bought Itmlghlbe men examining the
IOIIHO after the lire the night before ,
but she looked In the trunkioom and
aw nobody. \
She went Into her room quietly. The
lolso had ceased and everything was
quiet. Then she sat down on the sldo
) f _ her bed , and , fooling faint she was
subject to spells ( "I told you that
Struggling Down-Stairs with a Heavy Trunk.
when 1 i\ame. didn't I. Hoslo ? " "Ycs'm ,
Indeed she did ! " ) she put her head
down on her pillow and
"Took a nap. All right ! " 1 said. "Go
on. "
"When I came to , Miss Innea , sure
as I'm slttin' here , I thought I'd die.
Somethin' hit me In the face , and I
set up , sudden. And then I seen tlio
plaster drop , droppln' Horn a little
hole in the wall. And the first thing
I know , an iron bur that long ( fully
two yards by her measure ) "shot
through that hole and tumbled on the
bed. If I'd been still sleeping"
( "diluting , " cot reeled Hosle ) "I'd 'a1
been hit on the head and killed ! "
"I wlsht you'd heard hoi ; scream. "
put in Mary Anno. ' "And " her face as
white as a pillow-slip when she tum
bled down the stairs. "
"No doubt there is some natural ex
planation for it. Eliza , " 1 said. "You
may have dreamed It , in your 'faint-
Ing' attack. Uttt If It Is true , the metal
rod and the hole In the wall will ahow
It. "
Kllza looked a little bit sheepish.
"Tho hole's there all right. Miss In
nes , " she said. "But the bar was gone
when Mary Anne and Hoalo went up
to pack my trunk. "
"That wasn't all , " LIdily's volco
came funereally from a corner. "Eliza
said that from the hole In the wall a
burning eye looked down at her ! "
"Tho wall must ha at least six
inches thick , " I said with asperity.
"Unless the person who drlllod the
hole carried his eyes on the ends of a
stick. Eliza couldn't poaslbly have
seen them. "
Hut the fact remained , and a visit
to Eliza's loom proved it. I might
jeer all I wished ; some one had
drilled a hole in the unfinished wall
of the ballroom , passing between the
bricks of the partition , and shooting
through the unresisting plaster of
Ellza'u room with such force as 'to
send the rod flying on to her bed. I
had gone upstairs alone , and 1 confess
the thing puzzled mo ; In t\\o or three
places in the wall small apertures had
been made , none of them of any depth.
Not the least mysterious thing was
the disappearance of the iron imple
ment that had been used.
Mary Anne and Eliza loft that after
noon , but Hoalo decided to stay. It
was about five o'clock when the h2k
came from the station to get them ,
and , to my amazement , It had an oc
cupant. Matthew Golst , the driver ,
asked for mo , and explained his er
rand with prido.
"I've brought'you a cook , Miss In-
nesa , " ho said. "When the message
came to come up for two girls and
their trunks I supposed there was
.something doing , and as this IHMC
woman had been looking for work In
the village 1 thought I'd bring her
along. "
Already I had acquired the true
suburbanite ability to take Horvant1
on faith ; I no longer demanded writ
ten and unimpeachable icforcnces. I ,
Hachcl limes , liavo learned not to
mind If the cook alts down Yomfort-
ably In my Hitting room when she IB
taking the orders for the day , and f
am grateful If the silver Is not cleaned
with sumring soap. And so that day f
merely told Llddy to send the new ap
plicant In. When she came , however ,
1 cVmld hardly restrain a gasp of sur
prise It was the woman with the
pitted fuoe.
She stood somewhat awkwardly just
Inside the door , and she had an air of
sulf-conlldenco that was Iimplrlng.
Yes , she could cook ; wan not a fanny
cook , but could make good soups and
desserts If there was any one to take
charge of the salads. And so , In the
end , I took her. As llalsey said , when
in iiiin mi mm1 ! MFiiTil' ' i I KI'iH ' i\ \
wo told him,1 It didn't matter much
about tlio cook's face If It was clean.
I have spoken of Hulsey's restless
ness. On that day it seemed to be
more than ever a resistless impulse
that kept him out until after luncheon.
I think he hoped constantly that he
might meet Louise driving over the
hilla in her runabout ; possibly ho did
meet her occasionally , but from his
continued gloom 1 felt sure the situa
tion between them was unchanged.
Part of the afternoon I believe he
read Gortiude and t were out , as I
Imvo said , and at dinner wo both no
ticed that something had occurred to
distract him. Ho was disagreeable ,
which Is unlike him , nervous , looking
at his watch every few minutes , and
ho ate almost nothing. Ho asked twice
during the meal on what train Mr.
.lamieson and the other detective wore
coming , and had long periods of ab
straction during which he dug his
fork into my damask cloth and did
not hear when he was spoken to. Ho
refused dessert , and left the table
earlv. excusing himself on the ground
that ho wanted to see Alex
Alex , nowever , was not to bo found.
It was after eight when Halsey or
dered the car and started down the
hill at a pace that , oven for him , was
unusually reckless. Shortly after
Alex reported that he was ready to go
over the house preparatory to closing
It for the night. Sam Hohannon came
at a quarter before nine and began his
patrol of the grounds , and with the
arrival of the two detectives to look
forward to I was not especially appre
hensive. '
At half-past nine I hoard the p und
of a horse driven furiously up the
drive. It came to a stop in front of
the house and immediately after there
were hurried stops on the veranda.
Our nerves were not what they should
have been , and Gertrude , always ap
prehensive lately , was at the door al
most instantly. A moment later Louise
had burst into the room and stood
there bareheaded and breathing hard.
"Where Is Halsey ? " she demanded.
Above her plain black gown her eyes
looked big and somber , and the rapid
drive had brought no color to her face
I got up and drew forward a chair.
"Ho has not como back , " I said
quietly. "Sit down , child ; you are
not strong enough for this kind of
thing. "
1 don't think bho oven heard me.
"Ho has not como back ? " , she
asked , looking from mo to Gertrude.
"Do you know where ho wont ? Where
can I find him ? "
"For heaven's sake , Louise , " Ger
trude bin at out , "tell us what Is wrong.
Halsey Is not here. He has gone to
the station for Mr. .lamleson. What
has happened ? " -
"To the station , Gertrude ? You are
sure ? "
"Yes. " I said. "Listen. There la
the whistle of the train now. "
She relaxed a little at our matter-
of-fact tone , nnd allowed herself to
sink Into a chair.
/'Perhaps 1 was wrong , " she said
heavily , "lie will be here. In a few
moments If everything Is right. "
We sat there , the three of us , with
out attempt at conversation. Hoth Ger
trude and I recognized the futility of
asking Louise any questions ; her
reticence was a part of a role she had
assumed. .Our ears were strained for
the first throb of the motor as It
turned Into the drive and commenced
the climb to the house. Ten minutes
pas&ed , 15 , 20. I saw Louise's hands
grow rigid as they clutched the arms
of her chair. 1 watched Gertrude's
blight color slowly ebbing away , and
around my own heart I seemed to feel
the grnup of a giant hand.
Twenty-flvo minutes , and then a
sound. Hut It was not the chug of the
motor ; It was the unmistakable rum
ble of the Casanova hack. Gertrude
drew aside the * curtain and peered
into the darkness.
"It's the hack , I am sure , " she said ,
evidently relieved. "Something has
gone wrong with the car , and no won
der the way llalsey went do\\h the
hill. "
It seemed a long time before the
creaking vehicle came to a stop at- the
door. Louise rose and stood watching ,
her hand to her throat. And then
Gextrude opened the door , admitting
Mr. Jamieson and a stocky , middle-
aged man. llalsey was not with them.
When the door had closed and Louise
realized that llalsey had not come ,
her expression changed. From tense
watchfulness to relief , and now again
to absolute despair , her face was an
oiicn page.
"Halsey ? " T asked unceremoniously ,
ignoring the stranger. "Did he not
meet you ? "
"Xo. " Mr. Jamieson looked slightly-
surprised. "I rather expected the
car , but wo got up all right. "
"You didn't see him at all ? " Louls'e
demanded bieathlesaly.
Mr..Tamleson knew her at once , al
though lie had not seen her before.
She had kept to her rooms until the
morning she left.
"Xo , Miss Armstrong- said. "I
saw nothing of him. What Is wrong ? "
"Then we shall have to find him , "
she asserted. "Every instant Is pre
cious. Mr. Jamieson , I have reason
for believing that he Is in danger , but
I don't know what it is. Only he
must be found. "
The stocky man had said nothing.
Now , however , he went quickly to
ward the door.
"I'll catcli the hack down the road
and hold it , " he said. "Is the gentle
man down In the town ? "
"Mr. Jamieson , " Louise said impul
sively , "I can use the hack. Take iny
horse and trap outside and drive like
mad. Try to llnd the Dragon Fly it
ought to bo easy to trace. I can
think of no other way. Only , don't
lose a moment. "
The now detective had gone , and
a moment later Jamieson went rapidly
down the drive , the cob's feet striking
fire at every step. Louise stood lookIng -
Ing after thorn. When she turned
around she faced Gertrude , who stood
Indignant , almost tragic , in the hall
"You know what threatens llalsey ,
Louise , " she said accusingly. "I be-
llevo you know this whole horrible
"I Believe You Know Thlo Whole Horrible
rible Thing , This Mystery. "
thing , this mystery that we are strtiK
glint ; with , it anything happens to
llalsey , 1 shall never forgive you. " .
Louise only ralbcd her hands de
snalrhiKly and dropped them ugnlu.
( TO UK CONTINUED )
Prompted by Instinct.
, There Is a certain typo of femininity
which instinctively understands the
proprieties of a buggy ride. Helen
nged three , cuddled up close to her fa
llior , this being her first ildo with him
unattended. As father tucked the
robe about the dainty miss nud
uhhped to his horse he asked : "What
shall wo talk about , dearie ? " "Well
father , " as she laid her little hand on
his arm , "lot's talk about loving each
other. "
NEBRASKA IN DRIEF.
News Notes of Interest From Various ,
Sections.
Lincoln police nre congratulating
tlu'iiiHc-lVHM Unit fair week came and
wont without unyv plckpifl-kets show-
rig nny succeHg.
Kire , which originated In a clothes
closet at the home % of George Mar
shall , 1101 tli ol Ilumboldt , completely
lestroyed the house nnd all Its con-
: ? nta , except a lew pleeus of furni
ture.
ture.Tho
The dettd body \Vllllam H. Hrlce ,
a homesteader , was found on the
prairie twenty-live mllei noitheast of
Alliance. His death was caused by
tlio accidental discharge of a 22-
caliber rille which he carried with
ilm.
In an attempt to jump from a mov-
ng freight train at Mullen , Verne
Reynolds was thrown under the train
and had hlH right leg amputated and
otherwise \\tts BO badly Injured that
he died.
Three of the best 'business ulacen
of the town of Murdoch were prac
tically destroyed by lire which
started at an early hour in the morn
ing , and for a time threatened the
business section of the place.
The proposition to vote bonds in
the sum of $8.000 for a school build
ing In the Second ward In N'ellgh
carried by a vote of 181 to (12. ( More
room has been absolutely necessary
for the past t\\o years.
Work Is beinir ranldlv unshed on
the now Odd Fellows' stale home at
York. The oonti actors hope that
within the .time limit they will bo
able to turn over to the trus-'oos the
now home that is considered one of
the largest , most sanitary and best
equipped Odd Fellows' homes In the
west.
The management of the Johnson
county fair has decided to mix a little
politics with the annual show. lion
C. H. Aldrich of David City , republi
can candidate for governor , has been
hulled to speak on the grounds on
Thusdny , September 'SO , the second
day of the fair , and has accepted the
invitation. Mayor .lames Dahlman of
Omaha , democratic candidate lor
governor lias been Invited to speak
on the day following.
With his arms and legs wound
round with bailing wire and brake
irons bound to his feet , the body of
a man was found In the Missouri
rher at Hollevue. The body is that
of , i white man , aged about 110 , fl\o
feet , eight Inches in height , weigh
ing 150 pounds , and of smooth face.
Nothing 'Was found by which to
identity 'I'iin. '
The dead body of an elderly man
was found" in Rherview park at
Omaha. The man was c\idently U5
to 70 years of age and his height was
5 feet1 , 11 inches , lie wore long gray
hair and a blue serge suit , black
derby hat , pink and white shirt ,
black felt shoes , wlilte yariv socks
and dark trousers. The man had in
his possession an expressman's
badge.
The county division question of
Custer county , to dhide the county
into four counties will bo voted upon
at the gonoinl election in November.
The now counties as now proposed , if
the proposition carries , will be Corn
count- , with Sargent as the county
seat ; Arbor county , with Callaway
the county seat ; Albany county , with
Oconto the county seat , and either
Metna or Anselmo as ultimately the
county seat of Custer county.
Gage County. Robbers made an
unsucesstul attempt to raid the Bai k
of Barneston , but were evidently
frightened away as they failed to get
into the safe after blowing up the
vault with four charges of nltro-gly-
cerlne. Mrs. Brown and daughter ,
who are In charge of the telephone
station at that place , were awakened
by the explosion and were in the act
of turning In an alarm when two of
the robbers coveied them with re
volvers and forced them to retire
under penalty of death. They then
escaped.
A man rrom "Wayne county arrived
in Omaha and soon betook himself tea
a thirst parlor. On the way over ho
encountered a couple of men who
charged him with having found a
pocketbook which belonged to them
Ho made denial and handed them his
roll to inspect. They quickly ex-
amlned It and apparently satisfied
handed It back. A little later the
man examined his money and ound
that Instead of his $1U he had a $1
bill rolled around a wad of paper.
The Nebraska Bankers' association
" . ' 111 hold Its annuel meeting in
Otnah'i September 2G-2S
Six miles north of Tecumseh Mrs.
Gcodenkaul was engaged In putting
tip fruit , working over n hot kitchen
stove. In some way her clothing be
came Ignited from the stove and be-
foie she discovered the fact her body
was almost completely enveloped in
the Humes. She screamed lor help
and her twoho-year-old adopted son ,
Guy , came to her rescue , but could
lo practically nothing. The clothing
.vas all burned from her body and
Uio dlod soon after the accident
The official board of the First
Methodist church makes objection to
the repeated visits of 'carnival com
panies to Fiemont and the Inclina
tion of the city olllcialh to wink and
let them come , while the enforcement
of the ordinance calling for a heavy
Mcensse foe would keep them out.
Uowlsby was up befoio the York
county board of insanity to Inquire
into his mental condition. Ho i the
man arrested for contemplating
wrecking the Northsvestetn train a
short time ago. He was allowed to
go.
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