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AND TM DETECTIVES
i)1( Art,••. i'i ;titalett.
the •surroiiuilings 'wase lien pal iiai tFe=.
meaner, w}lioh was et once both digiti-
fled and self-contained.
' The fact that this lady was not a
regn]ar customer of the establishment
meet testified by the enquiring lnannor in
•iruioh she glanced along the counters at
either side, as if seeking the department
which might contain a certain class of
goods, heetieiug this hesitation, a polite
lady assistant came forward to enquire
her pleasure, but site merely said:—
"Many thanks; I believe I now see
What I want."
Silo then walked forward to whore a
1 oto of
She:
r -'wa itis ti ono at a
young clerk was'welting
the counters, The latter was a • slender
and graceful girl of about nineteen sum-
aners, of not very imposing f.bature, but
having shapely ageilino features, and
large, expressi';o, black eyes, She Was
• also gifted with those rare charms of her
sex, a luxurious growth of dark glossy
hail, and a white hand of perfect propor-
tions,
Surveying her with unobtrusive inter-
est, the visitor requested this girl to show
her some varieties of hoso, the counter
being devoted to fabrics of that class.
; On this being done, sho sport a 'few
moments in selecting what she wanted,
-which the assistant then proceeded to
make up into a parcek
With a pleasant "good afternoon," she
then left the store.
• The following day the salve lady came
into,Dunstablo's store, and passed with-
' out any i.udecision along to where stood
the young girl who hadproviously waited
on her, Tho latter recognized her eus-
tomer, and gave her a modest greeting,
which was courteously acknowledged.
This time the lady wanted to boy a few
• Collars, and, as there aro numerous
varieties of this needful littlo article some
time was expended in discussing styles
l and textures, In the course of this im-
portant negotiation; she had several tinges
looked intently, but not rudely, into the
shop girl's face, and at last put the gues-
• tion, apparently with deep interest:—
• a "May I ask havo youlany relatives in
Chicago?"
"No, madame; not any that I know
P " was the placid reply. •
o,
"Dear me!" exclaimed the elistonler,
"'is it really possible? I. can scarcely be -
Bove that you are not related tt Tor of
any young friends in that city. I neer in
all my life saw so striking a resell.
blanc: !"
1 The young girl smile(; and blushed, as
Iger face became the object of a fresh
scrutiny, and then she ventured the in -
TUE WINGUAIVI TIMES NOVEMBER 11 1898.
pause, "you s11)1'11tt know that ours IS ;e, only i'ea011e11. at eleven (1'Cloc% aab
blso a wholesale house, told call make night, and was compelled to remain ever
you as good terms us any in tho trade.
''T11:ink you, I.shall not forget that;
shall �la,d nLctul\chile I certainly hbuy of
you all that I may need for my oil n ' and WtLs s0o13 (lashing along 011 the New
Aso." "York Central towards the legislative.
}Hereupon, she tool.- out a Beat little eeptial of the Empire state. He was not
card -ease, (fait; ;Minded the eustoutor her destined, however, to ally long detention
clod. The hatter :tempted it very grad- at Albany,. for about noon. he heard a
ous]y. and quickly gltaneed down to read conductor pass through the czars ingnir-
the name which Was engraved on ]t:-- ing; if Mr. J. 13. Thomas was aboard.
Miss LIME (IREENLBAF, "That's my name," sold the detective,
The conversation was then prolonged looking up from his newspaper, Hews
for a few minutes, (luring whioll the upon the evades:tor 183111031 him 0 tele -
113y stated that ha own lmo was Mrs, gram on which was written:
,iemelit' 1?31113am, " Land that she was "Find i ]i '1,'1 m train, and in
real:perarily staying at the Diamond
b .'1. 131 t1t1l.iv"r,'•!;.' le,bl'xiia^' nr
Nates' confession, 1 had urgo(1 oil Mr.
;longs the necessity of "shadowing„
Dudley's sister-in-law, whose correspond-
ence with his wife seemed the only chain
(hut hound the Oltenia with tho outer
world. Wherever their retreat luigllt be, 1
itss Greenleaf would snroly know of it; gramme of fres;; work. -
bn(i until we had in some way wormed It had boon ascertained from Pitts -
out this secret, sale Must become for us burg, wroto Mr. Lindell, that Dudley
had boon
1t1x object of special solicitude. Bet as it: wee assuredly in Boston, and 1 a b
was quite ((;;likely that the young lady's there since April Ist—it was ,now the
correspondence would be made known to 15th—being on that dote 10 some one of
an o1 "unary detective, it was decided to the hotels. Th0lnas was now required
bring in contact with her a person of ]ler • to visit overy hotel in the modern
own -•ea; ono who might from ordinary Athens, ex0mino all the registers for
business acquaintance push On into the Dudley's han:l writing', and, by enquiries
till morning. Crossing next clay from;
Toronto into the United (hates, Then=
Bridge,
'.y t Suspensionld
t•)ak rile t1, train La (3 ,
i'opula, Fending.
W'i e have received from The Poole
Priori, g Company, Liulited, Tort etc,
Out , a copy of "Ills Brother's Keep-
er," by Charles M. Sheldon, 1110 well
known author of "In His Strops."
This is not only a delit;ilti'ui story,
told in an interesting manner, blit is
full of helpfulness. One of the great-
est problems of the day is ably dealt
with The seenes'in the mining re -
ion are based upon events which
1T.t , . Thomas n . -, re-
gion
during the great strike
street hint to go through to Boston to
r•tgt (1.
:Moues the 11'Ull mittens In the simmer
Thls the detective (lid and tirrived•in Of 18U,5, and watch 'were witnessed
Boston about two o'clock- in the after- by the author. Everyone should
' noon of tllo following .clay, At the office read it. The Pocks -Printing Own -
of tho Adams' Express Ooixlpatny 118
folio(] a letter Yroni Air. Lindell,
with pi1ny, Limited, serol to, have already •
full tsx pltimation of rho move, -811(1 a px'0- pnblished seven of Sheldon's books,
and every oriels having a very large
sale. The -titles of the others are :
'•Overcoming the World," "TheCru-
cifixion orPh ilip Strong," "Robert
Hardy's Seven Days," "Richard
Bruce," and '"Phe Twentieth Door."
IF'or sale by all dealers. Or, ir your
dealer cannot supply them, any one
book will be scut, postpaid for 25
cents, or any six for $1,00, by send•
ing to Tho Poole Printing Company,
Limited, 28 and 30 Melinda Street,
Toronto, Ontario.
' quiry:—
"What le the young lady's name,
;plc 15a:'"
3 "Silo 18 it :!Liss Nellie Forsyth" replied
.; the customer; "rand even las you. ask the
, question Ler-mice drills to vibrate in my
tars, it is so like."
"I n•.:vc'r 0000 had the name. I wish
1 di:C hale a relative with such a pretty
• ;name!" naive,, observed rho shop girl.
"Cali—it—be—possible:" 'murmured
the lady, in a meditative way; "~yell,
well; how strangely these personal re-
•serni)lances tib run!"
' Tile nim of the collars had now
: eon completed, and the lady seemed on
'• t
he point of (31110thee, when both together
observed that it seas raining.
It was therefore with una 7ected
feminine alarm that Dunstable's t1 ble's young
',Assistant 01(01083(ed to her cuetOlner:—
"011! neo how i to rain 1310:1(1)110 ! your
Pretty cloak will be spoiled.'
But tho lady. thus addressed had no
idea whatever of permitting her dainty
,•culbroitlrred 111anti.0 to be 011111011 by the
inky shower. Taloulg In the Si tll:ttiOn Linden instructions t0 return at Once to
..at once, she simply demanded if tunhrel- D,;troit, and take up filo chase after the
las were among 1110 articles sold by forger along the Grand Trunk Railway
1Siesrrs. I/uf til:' le? • of Canada, visiting on his routo such
Several of these tinct nl but inconstant places as Port Huron, • Sarnia, Stratford,
.servitors were iinmeifiately placed upon
Brampton, Guelph, Toronto, Port Hope,
the crntl:ter, 00(1 after deo inspection Cobourg, Kingston, Ottawa, Prescott
the lady approved and purchased to cheap i and Montreal. His i l(itxiries (;flex Dud -
;,one observin
that she had an excellent umbrella at
thorough hind, and to extend themselves 1a +,
her hotel, and this one Hilts( suffice for down to conductors, hotel -porters and milled in at Dunstable's to prospect
the eau+rgonoy of 1110 moment. Once news agent.;, at all the points named. in some black silks. \Mien she entered
11000 8110 now turner; her attention to The detective Was to push on quickly; the store Miss Greenleaf was quite busy,
tiro "ttrticlo of stockings," and re -make a'daily report by telegraph, slid but she soon 311ad0 tin opportunity to
autmkccl, while selecting afnrther supply, Innk out for despatches at every point come over to her new 0nstomee; • apol0-
thcat Pittsburg(330(1was a hasty place, -where -flamed, besides milling for letters at the giziug, as she - came, for having kept her
`•coop required !Here clean changes than pest olfipo hi `Toronto. so long waiting.
.anywhere she had over beet. In compliance with his instructions "Couto into the store any time you are
"Yes,' indeed, it is," responded the ' 1 assin ," sho said. "X ate sore I shall
Mr 'Thom:la took ho first train for Do- b ••
g ltld to sec you."
intimacy of friendship, and ultimately from porters told. otheu3, "endeavor to
into such close confidence as alight enable
her to obtain the covotocl address.
For this delicate mission I had de-
signed Mrs. Pelham, a New York lady
of high cn1111re and respectability, who
Wel before rendered signal, sorviee to jus
tics in operations on whioh I ];ltd
employed her,
CHAPTER XXVI.
While thus groping for light in the as "woman's 1%111."
murky atmosphere of Pittsburg, the Ill loss than ten days from her arrival
Agency lead by no means been idle ill fu Pittsburg Mrs. Pelham had been in -
other
„formed, outside her own observation,
other di.cctious. The very evening when
he had 120031ved Wales' confession, Air. that Miss' Lizzie Greenleaf was really -a
Bangs dispatched Officer Thomas to modest and circumspect little lady; that
Monroe, Michigan, where Dudley told sho saw scarcely ally society, matte no
Wales he was going to settle down.• visits herself, and had no other visitors
At Monroe the detective's first step , than those of her uncle; that the friends
was to make a quiet search in tho two of the latter -Were among the most refined
or three modest hotels which the place , people in Pittsburg; and that there were
contained. Not tllo smallest clue to the 110 boarder§§ in his house, and no chance
whereabouts of Dudley and wife was for a lady to obtain board thereat. She
found at 'either of then;; and me ono had also learned that Lizzie attended a
about the depot, lively stables, express Methodist church near her residence;
offices, or resorts of travellers, had that she had perso111t117 mailed 110 letters
noticed the a:r10a1 of any such party. within those ten days; land that she was
Pa a hwn of its limited extent, where 0er7 fond of reading, and favored certain
ever • intelligent citizen secured td know books and periodicals—this last being a
everybody else, this might have been street car observation,
.•fr
considered sufficient. But Thomas also
•n nirlll
spent to col(l)ie of toilsome days x q g
along the streets, and almost from house
to house., for the married couple recently
arrived, 1011050 baggage included a White-
wood hat -box, and a brass canary cage.
Nor did 11e oven neglect the older quarters
of the town, where tho high -peaked
gables and iron shutters of the dwellings
gave token of their French construction.
Nobody had seen the Dudleys though—
nobody 'had heard of them—anti nob
00011 a single canary cage, hanging by a
window, relieved the barren monotony of
the search.
At Monroe, the disappointed officer
received the order from his snperintend-
ant to lose. not a moment's time, but
continue the pursuit in Detroit and
Kalamazoo, both in the same state. To
the former beautiful city Themes at
once repaired, and for three whole days
made diligent search and enquiry at its
S aeleu5 hotels, depots,. ferries and express
offices. But theca wen no sigh what-
ever- of Dudley. and his wife; tend not a
glimpse was vouchsafed to the detective,
nor a tradition reached him, of their yel-
low metallic cage. No better fortune at-
tl11cle1 flim at Kalamazoo, from which
point he telegraphed to Mr. Linden, that
unless a fres;; trail wtas struck, the
eiarc11 must bo parried on under terrible
disa(ivantages.
Nothing was left hien but implicit
obedience schen he received from Me
tram, the forger au(1 his wife by their pe-
culiar baggage,
C1LA1 '3s' o XX\VII,
As night readily be supposed, the
course of Mr,, 'Pellet 'o intimacy with
Liz:d10 Greenleaf Was quite; at the mercy
of circumstances, and mainly, indeed, of
that Sety' o11fU:lgettble commodity known
g, in regard to her choice, 'lay rand wife were to be of the most
Children Cry for
)
weak 4
lungs*
The man who preaches revolution
is the worst kind of a crank.
Try hot flannel over the seat of
neuralgic pain,'a nd renew frequently.
Ostrich -taming is a very profitable
industry in Africa ; here it i•I cum-
puted there are over 15,000 tame
birds.
• The use of coal f)r house heating
is not nearly so general in Europe
as in this country.
Always eheer up the sten that go
But Dolttucy was now iustruoted to go I in for improvements. Your portion
a step further. The faithfai little clerk of tate cost wilt be only what is just,
was so punctual and attentive to her
t;iinnss that he might safely spend else- Be Courteous to strangers that
le ,
r in
, her mon
c o4
n
hours btsvg,
where t130 1 ouacme among you, so that • they will
arrival tine the time for her. noonday go awaywith tt good impression.
meal. Among !many other chitica 11Ir. p'
Banlx, p esaribecl for ;film (luring these
intervals, Was to examine the delivery
books at the express offices. Scarcely had
he begun his task, when he discovered
that 011 the third of, April, Miss Green-
leaf had r. 11004 through the Adams'
Express a Boston ;parcel, on w1i0h she
had to pay the t11n:,pazt:ton charge.
Tllc-1 date and way bill nanlaar of this
parcel. were at once t:.legr ;plied to rho
Agency, and Mr. Bangs telegraphed to
Boston to see if the Express Company
00111d. learn the 118111.2 of the sender. The
reply was unsatisfactory; the only thing
that rv1s learned being, that the parcel
WAS handed in at tho Boston office by
some unkr1ow11 aud forgotten person.
Meanwhile the diplomacy of Mr;. Pel-
ham was tending to m0r0 positive re-
sults. After the interview with Miss
'Greenleaf, in whioll she oht:linea her
card, she did not consider it politic to call
very soon. A 00tipie of (lays were now
usefully spent in examining vacant
stores, so a:1 to bo furnished with mater-
ial for flltne0 conference. The project of
starting a place of business - WAS not al-
together a fetitious oue; even its contin-
�ue lee for some months was within the
range Of 011r calculations. It Wart simply,
one of several sus11 plans which Mr.
Bangs had outlined to 13e chosen •from
and acted, 0n, as :events might render
necessary. Should our researches in all
other directions continuo to prove abor-
tive, tho sister-in-law of the forger would
at last become our sheet 1111c11or.
Tho second afternoon from the inter-
view already detailo'i, Airs. • Pelham
shop girl; and then she added, wit
tl,ellarseing candor: 'I knew you wore a
stranger here, madame, you are so very-
-white!"
ery
- white!"
The lady smiled in affirmation, and
. aaaht referred to the 3Vonderf(3 likeness
of the speaker to her' young Chicago
friend Nellie Forsyth.
"It 800)11s to see as if 1 bad known
.you ever so long," sho said, warmly; "1
•Canner even yet rettlizo that you are a
stranger."
"1)0 you small to stay long in Pitts-
burg?" timidly ventured the agcistant.
;'That depends on eirCntllStlt11C0s. I
"'afro been told that your smoky old city
Isom eeeellent place for business, and if
I :rn find a good location for aline, I
env stay hero altogether."
04'ta11117 good,"renlaricod t]10 girl; s of . businese i butt he left tit Wino o'clool., and stopping at feel quite right."
(Ittrl) h on the lvay, succeeded by (110 g
' •others again don't seen; to thrive par- Miss; t reined( :attglhed,
ti Mll•arly muo'3 " f i reaching Brampton a d <
b t twenty ;miles
troit but fonutt no opportunity of pro- o s t g
cooling fulthcr until seven o'elocl: of But two more days wore permitted to
the following' morning. Ho bleu tools . elapse bcforo hirs. Pelham again called.
the cars for Dort Huron and after a dill_ It wilts now Saturday afternoon, and in
gent inquisition in that place crossed the tlloso-very quiet hole's which, from limo
rivd�r Si:. Chair to Sarnia where for rho immemorial, the ladies have consecrated
first time our operations extended oat -
I
shopping; that is, not at the mere
side the boundaries of the country. I f ollests of so many vulgar necessities, but
Nothing whatever calve of the deter- for the agonizing ple,.suro of ;icing
tivo's efforts at the two places named, tempted reby costly seemed
and it was half -past 'ten o'clock at night Miss Greenleaf seoixretl lunch pleased
when he arrived quite weary, at the de -
".I.
her visit, and.exclatfllrodquito gaily:—
when
13i—
"I was just thinking of you Airs.
pot of Stratford, a pretty Canadian to}cit, Pelham, and as you didn't ;all these
whioll is named after wlxakespeare's two days, I was wondering if you Hadn't
birth -place, and like it, 3s situated on got tired of smoky Pittsburg.',
a gentle river Avon. , "Ohl no—not quite—,—but it really is
I)1 the morning early Thomas was n dirty place; I declare to you I am hent
a -foot, but his researches in Stratford,
quite busy wa811113 my ]lands and ehaitg-
ilaviu;; no bettor result than elsewhe>e, Ing collars and cuffs, and yet 1 seem t0
o early to 1Or11ooI1 u + "I have a sister," site observed, Who
cozy little village ab ou we
"tee
said the stranger, pleasantly, west of Toronto.. complains of it just.lilac you; and I was
rite idea was to open in tho fancy goods In his usual call at the telegraphoffice often indignant at it until 1 wont to
'still furnishing line, but, of course, not },ere, Aii'. Thomas received no despatcllrs, New York to 800 everything (;bora her;so;caul;ileedI Mend
that I lido
. on such as scale as this concern—slather hitt hater' in the clay h0 bad the happy wonder any •1hYorr."
3naa shall, Mee store, or even in petiole. thought to send bnelt to Stratford rho in- "Lion 111avo tr110.+lled a little, then?"
;solid; d0 you consider the best neighbor- stutggested Airs. I'elhan, inquiriug;ly.
130®d for such a business?" morn Whether any had arrived since
'r I should judge that yogi might do
morning., Such proved to be the case and "Very little, indeed," was the seine -
e ' well," answered the girl, either on he bad rho telegram repeat'Ld on to What eo etful 1nswor; "it was quite an
•
V y +telegraph an your aeric;(;.
telegraph lirainlstml where it WAS delivered t0 11]1e uncommon treat to me to get that'week
arket street or 1+'fall avenue.g e 7lerks; 011 ati 1)3110305- last winter which I spent with my sls-
' wctul(1 filed it difficult to get goodd one, at least, you would require, r.t}a w Albany,, New 'o11k, atollc0 and
toe at her boarding lionise in New Toric.
' -w1 was well acquainted WithWiththe locals te„R I I;`7I)Iy,7,,► That city is so oh! by the way, did you.
' ity, to regulate year stook and purchases."jsee the oleo little store 'which ie just fin.
1 4'4,nd, by tho way," she added, after a As soon as he could gat another train, isiiin6c on Penn street?"
rho detective, started for Torento which
a u 3 I
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having the best?
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Ripans Tabuhs
At the Druggist's
Send rive Cents to Tisz RIPANS COTMICA: COMPANY', e. le
:Spruce St., New York, aud they will be seat to you by mail; 1!
12 cartons will be mailed for 48 cents. Thr chances are ten Ai
pee that Ripans Tabules aro the very medi. ire you needs.