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He paused for a. rnoment by the fire grate which was set on an angle in one comer of the oilice to the extreme left of the desk. He noted further. that it had probably never been used for heatng purposes for some time. A large electric radiator comfortably adjacent to the dead man's desk provided that measure of warmth a man of Mr. Gaynors dimensions demanded. Yet there was' something in that scrupulously clean grate that attracted his a‘.- tentlon and amused his interest. It was a small quantity oi blush-grey ash which might easily have been the remains oi Va particularly good

Tl INQUEST REVEALS LHTLI

The inquest upon the clrcumstanc ' es surrounding the death oi Mont- gomery Gaynor was opened the (ol- lowlng morning, and after evidence oi identification had been taken, the Coroner announced that he would adjourn the inquiry (o; g week, not only that the pol'ce might pursue their investigations, but also that a full medical report oi the autopsy-which was, as yet, by no m"!!! Wmlllete-might be furnish ed.

Th!!!“ lﬂrsely to. the newspapers who had seized eagerly upon the

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buildings. Ncnr Oyster Fishing, “mched to, the edge o! tIhe V; 1586i‘. so curiously congealed was it. mystery, and accorded it an amazing church. sow-vi and Shlvvlns- 5MP“ "°°“‘“‘° “‘ m“ "°“‘ ‘“‘ m root. 1r Peter Bowie hid been amount of Publicity. the Coroner's 4W1)’ three ‘m the sleeve 3”‘ “w” the an ordinary man. and not someone (your; was ¢mwded_

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who had taught himself never to accept the obvious interpretation oi casual observation, he would, no doubt, have prrmltted the common- place phenomenon to evade his crit- lcal analysis. As it was he stooped down anl touched the little heap oi ash lnconsequently with his fingers.

To his amazement he discovered that the ash was very nearly sol‘d and, as he touched it, it iell through the gaping bars o! the grate into the cavity beneath without showing any signs oi even partial disinteg- ration. Tlfs puzzled him consider- ably. Never before had he encount- ered ash so thoroughly homogen- ous as this.

Formal evidence regarding the discovery of the body was given by Willam Bannister, the. caretaker, who, as is usual in some cases oi this character, availed himself oi this public opportunity oi indulgrlg his descriptive abilities which were. it must be recorded, much more ex pressive than exact. '

"I could scarcely believe my eyes, Your Honor," he said, “for I've seen a. iew dead men in my time, but ‘e didnt look like none of ‘em. ’E was ~ sittin in ’i.S chair lookin‘ as ‘ale and ‘earty as yer Honor does yourself. I can't yet believe that ’e was dead. sir."

The Coroner, a fussy old gentle-

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"What brand oi cigars would you say Gaynor smoked?" asked Blayne, in a casual tone.

"Something a little more expen- sive than Marcellus, I should im- aglne. But I can easily satisfy you on that point," added the detective, opening one drawer and then an- other oi Gaynorb expansive desk.

“He didn't smoke ‘diamond-chip- plngs by any chance?" smiled Blayne, glaneng up.

"Ah, here we are,‘

Mr. Bannister, mislnterpretlng the caustic comment, went back to his seat with a satisfied expression on his face. _

The next witness was Mrs. Mont- gomery Gaynor, who said her name was Elaine, and that the late Mr. Montgomery Gaynor, oi whose body she had "had the view" was her lawful husband. she looked a path- etio figure on Ehe witness stand-a small, delicate woman with liquid blue eyes and a detached expression

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great display of interest in his voice. for just then cigars had ceased to

tlons. To him Mrs. Ellaine Montgom ery Gaynor offered no complex probfzm. she was a singularly sen- stive woman, but one who, never- theless, possessed that quality of lmpassivity by which, when her mind became overwrought by some great grief, she was able to think with a. curious, if perhaps uncom-

i‘ l . U ~n ' ' ' be of much consequence in his in- ‘ ' ' vestigation of the peculiar ash. He

L’ j‘ A ~ V, _ p A‘ \ A R S had discovered somethng that com-

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bacco leaf from any connection with 4

the crime. This he hid round with the aid o1 his pocket electric with

er's social position and ampie means. to their waiting motor-car, a move

lylnll at the back of the grate be- pwhemung detachment She had been radiantly happy but which Inspector Webster had ’””°"*’“ a a a a“ - v . , during the drive through Iiamp~_ ~ MB"! the b°i5°mb5Y5-1¢w“555m b Sh, Emma-ed the gonna-s qua. now-strange iearg lurked in her thoughtfully arranged in order that stead “m, the var-dang countryside 5°"? M PW" m“ hm’ m ‘hub’ tion in a. low, cairn voice, in which brains-tears as unfathomable a5 both might cscaipe the morbid vlg- bcyond mother and d“ me as u escaped the eonflaerotion bi! which he; emotons were by no means dom- they were fantastic. ilance of the waiting crowds in the by “up, comm; o, mutt“ Q11,” AND S the 111111811111? "h h“ bee“ 9"” Inant. Blayneu eyes followed her After the short, formal ceremony, street outside. um ‘poke but-lime GLASSES d“°ed' But that w“ mt m‘ m- back to her seat behind the solic- Sonia. andher mother sipped qu'et- The first act oi the grim drama ' ' J a - TAYLO “rib”! “P” i" 1“ a ‘mum’ “m” itor's bench. l-ler eyes told him she ly from the court by a side door in- in which they iaund themselves (‘Ito Be Continued) TAR”: oi green ink was one word. ZORA. had spent a mam o, intense suffer, ophmeﬁhh

ing, and it was clear she had loved M” "2 Richmond Street her husband with a ’ ‘ r com- . ' ' pleteneu. This! act was an 111100?" ant one to the young man for he had not, as yet, had an opportunity of inveatigtalng the private liie of Montgomery Gaynor. No woman. B5 Blayne well knew, could W561i! act with such emotional cleverness. She was genuine. There could be n doubt about that. l

Next, Peter Blayne turned to study Mrs. Montgomery Gaynofé daughter, who m impassiveli’ at h" mother's side.

She could not be more than twenty, he told himself. Ho!‘ 1W8. too. was Dole, but the CY“ W" W‘

Webster, the while, was speculat- ing upon the country oi origin of the cigars as though the topic inter- ested him, and Blayne slipped the little piece of paper into his pocket book. He felt that either he had stumbled upon an important Ollie t0 the mystery. or nothlnl m0" W11" sequential than a legitimately des- troyed letter from one of Mr. Gay- nor’; many agents in some remote part of the world.

"I suppose you don't mind if I collect this ash?’ he asked. "It may prove somethng or nothing at all. In any case I'm rather curious to know what it is makes this ash dif- ferent from any other ash I've ever

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Peter Blayne emp.ted a matchbox of its contents and transferred the almost solid piece of ash into it.

“Thanksﬁ he murmured. "I don't think I can do anything more Just now."

"I'll give you a tins ﬂﬂl thlﬂl l" the morning" Webster intimated. "By then I hope to have a few more details concerning Gaynorla activit- ies." ’

Blayne took up his hat from the desk. "I'll cut along, now. There's nothing I can tell you except that- well, I'm much more interested in this case than you may think, I can't tell you why at Drwtnt be"

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