The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1901, Page 9

LOVE'S CLUE IN A CRIME- MYSTERY. Ernest Trevanneon, pent to England identity ry| dead, Rentoipt Pa ere Sie Heary ‘Dates ane trqutries in LA’ the track of Martin, the mumeom attendant. A who soot the CHAPTER Il. Love nnd a Quest. HE hustling newspaper man who had started on what reemed Ike a hunt for needle in a haystack had made up his mind to these probabilities tn the case of Mr. Martin. First, he was rich and free to do what he chose with his money. Thin was in- dicated by atl that had been le about him, his purchase of a Stock Ex- change seat, his Iberal contributions to Mr. Rereh's society and hin treatment of the landlady at a humble house where he had stayed by preference. Second, he had 20 near relatives. Otherwise his strange Ife would hav: led to un Inveetigition Into his sanity vrompted elther by the greed of money wr by a genuine feeling that he was an insafe man to be at large. hind, he nad lived tn India some time und had yecoma imbued with the strange phi- psophy of the Ruvldittnt religion. It was more than probable that his in- erest In serpents, had begun in the East, ‘The Martins of Manchester, who had 1 called to his attention, met each of conditions that he had selected for wnknown hermit. ily there was nothing more to be fn Liverpool, and Trevannion ‘o take the first train in the Vevbide. oF Lond Qnco at the Vie- toria in that city he waited patiently twenty-four ‘hours for a letter from his ¢riend in Manchester. The letter read as follown: “Dear Ernest: There was a family named Martin in this city twenty years ago, but the head of that family, after epending many years abroad, retired to @ country place near Harriton, North- umberland, and, as I found on inquiry, committed suicide there only threo days ago. He was a queer Dick, unless my information 1s far astray, Ho Is mld to have left nearly sil his large fortune for the establishmont of a hoapltal to care for injured animals, and, because there {s no relative to contest the will, the wild scheme will probably be carried out. This ts nll I can tell you now, but]? the man’s death has caused a atir in the town near which he lived, and | have no doubt a visit to Harriton would give you all the facts you want. Must see you before you go home, Sincerely, "SAMUEL MARVIN. That evening Ernest attended a recep- tlon at Sir Henry Dacres' town house and met Belle Stanton. Sho greeted him cordially, but his nanner was con- strained. He felt that the mystery cf his birth rove as a barrier botweon them. Next day he went north to Harriton, where, at an inn, he was so lucky a4 to meet an old man who had been servant to the eccentric traveller named Martin mentioned in Marvin's letter. A little adroit pumping disclosed all that the old servitor would tell. He sald his master had been a rich banker, had been noted for his kindness to animats, had tired of England and gone to India, and had then journeyed to America. previously he had made ‘hls will, and sh himi aides the will (which hi n Opened) there Was # bundle of papers he had been busy writing the day ne ose bribing the local coroner Trevan- nion gained access to these papers, Un the first #heet he read: -Theso: papersiare the property of the Thage. They in to him why hie father could never look upon his face, and though amply provided for, he never father's caro, Ho gocs by the Ernest Trevannion, a: at any time by a irchinnarie on his forehead, the creat of the cobra {dent A |E fery ret from intense exctten The, coroner bowed. “Take th e wail, “and God pity are ‘a young ‘iman yet. but 5 have had your full of trouble. In half an hour Br his room with that a now voted the J would ha ve insane amar It was John Cary raphy. The wonfesston began with an account of the writer's early Ife with his broth- er, Edwant, bdward was of a dreamy, luxurious, vistonary temperament, while jn was prosate and pmictical, Edward wan a psychologist and be- Neved A human soul could exist In rep- les or animals. John at first laughed | at such an Kes. In the heat of an | spun on the subject of the tt “pa- You “y time, dle, | To death 1s the one who goes f ‘say ot Ukely to Irst will appear to the! other, In his new form of life, and in nome’ practicable, way will, slanify, his identity, provided, of couraa, that poselble for him to do s0, one mee point will have been cleared up. mutual promise (o that effect Is gah Will you exchange such a pledge with Mas hore and now John, half jokingly. Ealward’s “nature not could command financial success, Jobn, on,the contrary. prospered in ite, The writer went 0; such as my brother and myself on the 1 en Ned announced to me that he wa: in love. wan engaged expected soon to be married. “I laughed at his latest freak, advised him to be careful about making auch td not undo after they ¥ 4! capello, At my last advices he was On the staff of n newspaper in New Ernest staggered. He would have fall 2 ie the coroner had not support uth is atrong, and in aver ras nnion had recovered his self- Dosgension, A “Can xo) let me take these papers to my hotel?” ho asked. 'No, Mrald the coroner, ‘are Mr, Trevannion./and can show Tre ote pirthmale spoken of by Mr. Martin.” Mechanically) Ernest took from ~ his etter, ofreredlt. beatin mrs he hand i “not unless led it to. the ed more than brotherly frankness, tt did hot sult my mood Juat then “to ask the name of Ned's Inte He was too prot pe to A into details, and ed by my nonchalance. AL any rates tt tus teverat days fore I learne} who the young lady was. My father came to me tn a towering Tage one afternoon, hi pwerlng, flercely beneath their and his yolce trembling with ton, What does this story of Ned's he exclaimed tempextuously. vou, too, in the plot to help him a fool of himsolf?" Isn't it enough that I should waste the Income of a) prince on him without having to sup- port a whole royal famtiy? For Go: sake put a atop to thix last ple: nonsense, If you van, America, to South Africa, to hades—any where. 30 t well habits will be less con mean?’ ‘Are they are here in Mfancaest What ao you, know, about this Intended marriage, anyhow? “1 ratsod my eyes, with an expression THE WORLD: WEDNESD AY EVENING, , JUNE SPE LAE TY SOR | PONT aE waa of Imperturbable caim heretofore found 1 nag sneer, ont thi plied. wc tittle ‘Her! name rts a si a keep oO ath o to fin} out Junties fore by G for her to inet sa, anyhow, She van't be to reason chet the final limit of headstro y At any rate I will keep m martiage shall not come 1 met Mise Landon, and to, my prise tn. dread e the ma’ “LT polnted ¢ K next d n Jay bank, haggard, p excited, and in- sieted that 1 sho lunch Mun hit 1 we vidently a slave to the most p Vast dome thie saw atonce was the fuitiin Landon‘a promise Ket. herewith retui turally laughed at hls in” trusting womahe told hin his father hae probably let. th ey oppnsttion te t is Margaret: Land tion to. Aisin uy wish Tecoult hy when father was newered, with nk ot dink 1 Rionnistre He urban m urban beauty, he has no mone PaCS him. fro: val ile turned on Nis heel and left ‘tts is be well like, be- tne than vice jenn amen: 1 think he has I sabi to myself, itm girl Ned. Tt Alm the wi vi on than he Is. rc) D too, disapproved mut to her the unfitness of t, somewhat to my from her a promise dward came into the argaret Larion sand prewenin sare We La! rhe, T dta about my visit to the rector: not Mt iulupertin the family. ve foreseen the ef- ‘ontinued.) SICK BABIES MUST BE SAVED. Free Physicians Look- ing After Little Ones of the Tenements.. . The subseriptions. Mamle Gilroy, Terrace Garden Anonymourn FLL. M. vo name . ra John M. Husterman, Washington, Mo, 10 The Sick Babtes' Fund's corps of phy- aictans are now hard at work saving the little ones of the tenementa of New York who have succumbed to summer ; complaints. 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