The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1905, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR rt PU RLISHING CO. mY © orrrCrs. 13 1 1m Beventh Avernum, EVPRY APTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. TRLEPHONES . mh or twenty-five cents per month, y. atx conte per week and the son of the chancellor of the Pe: tree te exchequer x the Chitmarks KIDERA. thy Se Rarinilon cxpiree Ss ——- — thongh well born, had not been in bald In advance, you ee taken from the IR BY HRADON Niki * the habit of mixing in such exalted Potottioe at Meatt! on as eoond-class matter e But it wae all very e-RAGEE YS #WCOND AVENUB COPYRIGHT 1906, BY THE NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASHOCIATION pretest oy o . . oe * naturally in «a ema ea e &. W. BLACK WOOD, Chien; ertative, 1008 Hartford Building CHAPTER VIL wes of value if | wan to makb her; Janet gased at Me. A dawn Of! frog from the uunal “attractions W. D. WARD, New Verk Representative, 63 Tribune Building. | JANET READS THE RIDDLE wiand how | was aituatéd., 1 )hope, in which a great fear min-| aya nx itech! On eaclt — —_—-- Throwtn h Kome clothes, | soft-| began my narrative at once,} apd! «led, had come into her fa ne Lady Muriel, having got Q ey “ ar oy » foor and /t oye fall that had happerpdgo Arthur he wh ed what! down’ halt way lak o was a win at uir-head, }Jail, and of the fearful con: ition t mash t A Are and 17 ~— sopsaecied Ver lox x the f garde and} that ha en laid on me bP py) know a Kos ia him |» aving ther t ¢ that y it mad, and gh ore 5 erat Naturally qhejwith Lady M wi t tr t 0 verses eso dnc agains saarellage : a Herzog, pla the moonlight, | was greatly shox that he Ae the {fn, ha regather and had knew As a novelist ERE nee SAP INENY) OAS OOP | alah bee lense ihe wate. Pace dastard design should be | My heart gave a groat bound at ah lived jay and his fame ing to the left, be walked off brisk tnet Lord Alphingto the suggestion, which would have ' the st o Because the mary that his inventive brain neelved and [iy and disappeared wt was evidently bi lo urred to me bs re had I ‘OWN | gyn pathett at che soon en at ~ome iret sensation was on »- | co 0 be christian and surnames Roger |i way in trouble,” added Janet = ae , ola which 1 the popular imagination 30 years age have now me | My firet seneation was one of , jconcers for me away from tte |S Shrmtian a aiaeetion wee | ves ie ES Ff tf a —y everyday commonplace haves at such an hour, His/terriblo' man's clutches, Arthur,” | Ingenious tdea had much to recom. | o sitting ih thé heather at Woodbury $} | Savon Perfumed ; ; Munyon’s | Around the workd In EightyDays” appealed powerfully to the | oo a pedition must have/ahe insisted, “With my help surely) mend It. There was u 7 inst 0 Rive the back of Alum Bay, Arthur, 1\P | e Violet toilet Soap | | | 1872 beca fC its ability, But now that | heen premeditated, | guessed, when|it can be managed, for the chance tke of the man at fret wight; |eroke down and told her of my|— | F al | ‘ mat P P; | = , se ‘, prs : om sa = mat partioular hurty |his questioning of Mrs Mrence aa {he has given - U tonight shows there was his yieic pressed donee . Biet Bhe in as staunch al | acl | | Brac artes} | aw- aw Ate op ead bonmegnedie tg ay jo her powers of sleep recurred to! that he is not infallible nfidence in my guilt; there Was |iciever in your Innocence a» 1 aim 5 pasilty—6 a bs the romance has died out of it as the dew-sparkies die in the full . 1 ft ~~ r a ~~. i hed te Gath her hepes wil] tks ovement danke? te” chon and | Belle = q im: { oap \ i He a ’ ms } Standard product light of day. : be |, But what was the use of speculat: | the expressed convietion that Het | thwart Lady Muriet's interest in NY | And this was the daughter of the|I | Every lady knows | } Qu se wciai} 7 St & fraction of Pwenty ‘Th “i Leagues Under the fea" ferscast the su In, te emisives of such @ man, /mog would never have left the hows, |escape by withholding the newe |... wiom T had been released toll} thet ite sold suaker Spestal ‘ ater . —_ = ma ~ eiac reality. The cite’ | wana his exodus had left me un-|even trusting me 1 believed he! paper from her in | the. world over | { Pr me | its valne~pes- ee oy 5 on uated Gath Oe tee rvised, for a fow minutes at any | did. unless he had taken steps to| Yet, on the other hand, 1 had| + sande eeeerbina wn | Quaker} { Oity's ores} tal Prices de <ngottan | guedhcapeheeargtesnaglinap liane vetapeacpaterthagsr peer under the roof that covered | prevent my cluding him. And I| never heard of him before tn my to enlint her tathe |B} al Price tor} 4 ty 2b 1 nena ation gave it, yet it has been oved from the realm of romance to ' I turned wildty from the! went on to say that life would be|life—certainly not in onnection | ery sympathy?” I clutched at an. 3 Lhe} } ® custo i a ay ..4G0 that of sclence window to sean the doors giving on|of no use to me, that | would just| with my mother and «ister. nor had | other straw wr We Dn nnnnnne, He was a great master of | lonl romance, (hough the history to the landing, wondering which | as soon go back and be hanged, if 1/1 the slightest reason for believing | Hot Janet, wiser than I was, . SPONGES AT SPECIAL PRI tres before him, wet behind hie was hers, when, tol one ot them could not turn my spurlously-woo thas they were paretnied 8 bin |pointed out the dange tof such @ Ai ‘ 7 Ont opened, and there atc anet her-| reapiie to good accoun | That bet ? earthly obje lowever well digsose i we proph: and ht was bis walstertune to NOD, TED cinam of avs te the horteet | oh nan mind to be @ hunted | could he have had in compaming {fume ,tlowever well dispowed |B eter Wc Sponges, Satur apstnintnis+e eeeed a be 1 geen his once delicious Greams merge Inte dal reality | Then she stole forward with a{fugitive for the rest of my life, jthetr death--always provided that |i) werinse to sme me Onloes my Regular Ibe and 2 ponges, Saturday....., , . Te ‘ Jules Verne, perhaps more then auy ether Mterery figure, martes | suppressed ery of recognition and/ which would be my lot if 1 could! Ciara's Incoherent utterance waa 10°) innocence hed beta clearly eetab-| nae s00 a0 digg Ny - 2be t tr to the world’s most wenderfel period. @ mwiftly hae | pillowed her fatr Bead on my breast. | shake Herzog off,” I said. And 1) tended to indicate her murderer |Mehed, though, as a cold and ular , pong Satu i . AM ua Reape benno db aedlagser . | What followed—the few words we| proceeded to tell her how, when| Clutching at straws, however, “Slhaughty staeeeman, hidebourd in|f Regular $ gee, -ahurday mets: 20, ey his wild fiction changed Into more womderful fact Chet be wes left os dared whisper—concern no one but| the venal warder had broached the|! was, I could not afford to throw Officialiam, he would probably pooh |— Regular $1.75 Sponges, Saturday...... o o« on il & forlorn milestone that is passed. oumelves, Hor could I remember) news of my coming escape, my one| cold water on any clew—still leas on posh the whole stosy os an inven-| ~ . $P >y a He was only a story teller. Mut who cam doubt that his thrilling [them if I would. Janet was the|ides had been to utilise it to clear] one that had tn tt so many elements | POT" Oh? vee over to the hanes EXT RA S ECIAL tiibe had : paychic effect and imparted the apark of ta | first to recover herself, and with her| my name by finding the real scoan-| of probability men. The Hak was too great to be ve : : aa? | finger to ber lips let me into the/ drei who had done my mother ahd| “If we could find that this Roger = La@ies’ Crashed Leather Baits—eseorted..colors lar valve $1.00, epirat almer minds of mechanteal genius foom whence she had emerged jeistor to death. | narrated the| Marske ever had any sort of asso (To be Continued.) Saturday Special...... . aca 10 ocsee secrendag ae - Even {a the mest magcrial things @reame soast go akend of mo- “This t# mo time for false/ grounds of that forlorn hope—my|ciation with my people 1 should None to dealers. t ” cam wat ! ! **\ |pradery,” she observed, when she|dying sister's last words Mafi,/know that you had read the rid Men's requiar $16 and $20 Hand- Latter’ Mexican Hand Carved Hand-Bacs—regular values §2gq only the dreamers of unheard-of-things who point oat each |had softly closed the Moor. “We| mask, Roger.” bt.” 1 said. “And then might be heard if we talked on the Mill THE SEATTLE STAR,-FRIDAY, MARCH ions! Mischief art Janet had stationed herself behind} would depend on something betng inet. | of & member of big « | And Mr, Markke thinks it consistent | with his honor to annoy with his equally offows tet leew definite jattentions at the The brute 1 mute im pressed by this confirmation of Her woe insight. Lasked Janet how \abe came to know such big-wige aw |the daughter of the prime minister Tailored Bults in new Spring wor-| $2.56, $8.00, $3.60 and $4.00; Saturday Special Price olede Imported Beotch mixtures, Step of human progress depths of | S@ding. and my room bas an equal/the other window curtain to help| discover in the nature of that as | cheviote, etc., for @32.50 Saturday F NT IN But for Imagination that dares to exptore the inteed dep | @@vantage as to the window. ‘The| me in my vigil for Herzog’s return. | sociation to connect him with the | Perfect fitting. A. Bridge & Co., ) 1 b urd rot puld wort oo mystery abend all advencement weuld come | Outlook is the same, and we shall be| The slanting moonbeams fell op her | double murder, For it would Bot | 1416-1417 Second. - ,0LD—THE BEST PEN ON THE et 1d needs its bold dreamers, with thetr far-flying fancies, | able to watch for that mao’s return | motionless figure in the pretty|follow that he murdered Clara be | sonra “ten LAD 14- KARAT GOLD—THE BE ON THE MARKET, ee ee b headed, haré-handed ones who cab | @le wa tenn” [dreasing gown and touched her|cause whe mentioned him with her| Now t» the time to look for yo Regular $1.00 Goes arvhieae sh eeep trocar s0000.045 sani a$ Rich a & needs the hard ade a neg “You heard him go out?” I sald, | beautiful, wistful face with a tender| dying breath.” leummer residence oe my Regular $1.50 Pens { . fn fi ed bitch them to the ear of material pro hat Regular $2.00 Pens for . cath these flying fancies a “ up my station behind the! gow all through our scarcely audi} Janet's fingers quivered so that |i in Saturday Star Renta — opr ood ad oa tees. ‘ | ble conversation. But now, at the| she shook the ewrtain. “Arthur, this |umns, Page ¢ Resales arwghiope pong al mek seks oe ih enn: Rael ed eeaccenetettas Ganted thet ie emesins toed Heard him and saw him.” my | sound of those to me meaningless | Roger Marske is « bad man” she | — wee aterman’s Fountain Pens at , the civilised work a third of a century mpe wore awakt- [rave lass replied. “Did you think | words, she started, and her tear n tation. “He et row—come any day—you get more for your , tive = Mf the ctv d quickened imto marveteus offert | that I should do anything tut walt! cyon abown with swift excitement. | down here to Lady Muriel ‘AL ot elsewhere—It's the Quaker w - — i‘ eat by the vast pessiitiitics and quit and watch til! Thad spoken with! “say those words again, Arthur,” |Crawshay with attentions which she BOSTON DERT Phones Main 1940; tnd. 1840—Use your phones } by the wild dreame of Jules Verne. | you? |ahe scarcely breathed vathes, yet has to tolerate PARLORS now mae Th i man hed omg been blind and dying most Recogn moment Man, mask, Roger,” I repeated. her father’s foolieh tn ( a barman crestuees, (he prophet whe the | - - ea heli Twelve veer guarantee 5 ce 8 ndante 4 Tommmce af bie prophecies Jie was an old pioneer blockhomse © to @; Sundays, 9 " ty © was all but forgot Both phones. ee bad Boek hemmed te ty s a eh fe SECOND AVENUR . 7) 4 b r le) ¢ 7) wd ¥ WHERE JOR WENT. Cy Jee, the wedl-kre fad Bamana sean, whe BR Mibab among sor prom whee be purchased Mttle homme Im their midst mone on this carts. Hts @ & Wary sed one, and he w ed fm our town. He has gore w a Qe wl be wetcormed In the midet « bee Tyighbors suck on we oumht Deve here om carth.—Cadia Demo mot ~~ Lat nd Parte, | A WORD FROM JOST Wits. - try tn . . a ething for it, ral it} which ts recam- | clans as a fat} Th preot ur th ve me, my dear puddin’ i im te’ feelin’ After th’ enti’ there- : y, but It ca on he down out 4 should seit. oe A lobater truat haw bee eee hoped Cae eae eee aie hs tora girta Bot Rey to rah nS OUP OS Tarot ne heavy 6 ters pathiin’s “pray f e” mesg a) Rhee qewmis tat £ a “Pe you think wr & book that } Poeton tinepathes epoak of a man i @ered Cog@man who is to marry « ure a8 belonging to one of the old. jes. Judging from the ¢ would be warranted in saying he name mged to Bowton’s very olde 4 famity 4 we A Uni Chicago profersor Birde* i b , rat pe i.) © her ‘ Rocts # fetlers in thone days. $ “H «€ Quite a number here are putting ANYWAY, HE APOLOGIZES ip ice—Knoxdale correspondence The acting sion of “The Wir Antwerp ters Tale ad a by ’ Allen A Rocky In man Cave orders has appeared in book forr 8 )on hie deathbed that lively music be tastefully printed, and cont ¢| played at his funer The poor fal te the { Yrank Ver he | portunity for something lively white makes sere gies for not cloe-| he was in Indian ly tofowing speare's Kew York Dr News. Ww 1 It' be Gen md the dresemskers. ; iw aya Yes, and some of the m 3 Ar urked ried man. oad th you at th ° . Th * ae tette 3 < r, fo other nist 1 guens e was I fell anieey } Why, Bis wife was « miltiner ana a4 4 m " dresemake @ering grand opera That p whet I said. LA “Weil, it is rather hard at firwe TO READ we put I soon grov stormed to the! 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