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hid reserve orrsucb matters, I have not told the police.

Asked bow I bad happeud to be at the telephone and thus receive the alarm, I have replled that the bell ‘rang. that i went to the lu- strurnent. and was immediately aware that one of the receivers was down, either at I~Il1ihday's or at the main house; that l hoard u CPHSILJLIZELJJIC wire, followed by u second and nearer one. and lifter that a silence; ‘first following that I heard, near the receiver. the sob- billg breath of exhaustion, _ullrl that immediately after that the re- ceiver went up, and I called Halli- day frantically; nud that, olr his replying. I told him my suspicion that something was wrong at tbe rualn house, and to meet rue there zit once.

Brit there is a discrepancy bere which may cause me trouble ifl they come buck to if. A tele- phone such as our does not ring it’, one of the receivers ll$ down. Andl tbe plain fact is that. our telephone did not ring zit ull that night. As I have not yet-recorded tbl- everrts of that tragic evening iii their sequence, I shall do so now. ‘Hulliduy bail dined wlrb us, null had been more like himself tbau for some time past. The news that the boilsc was tn be given up bad seemed ‘l0 relieve him. for" some strange feusnll, and I remem- ber be said something which puz- zled rue zrl tbe time. “After all." be said, “we undo wbut has been done. it may be ltlio curl.“

After dinner he ‘and Edilb Hill. on the vcraridab, and going to lower a shade l saw that she was holding a match while be drew some-thing ou a hit 0i‘ paper. Bur tbe match went out nliuost at once. uud I would have lbougbt no more 0f il- bud I n01 beard Edith Sdyl

"And ‘lire cabinet was there?" "In the corner lie replied,

l am no eaves-dropper, so i drew the isbado and turned away.

IIe left at something after ieu. zrnd EtliLll joined us. Silo was vcry quiet, uuud sat. watching me play solitaire while Juno sewed lll~ dustrinusly. At brill’ past leu or tbcrcabouts, June suddenly sold: “The telephone is ringing." 1301b ‘Edith and I looked up

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"it is ringing." sbo stiirl, lbickly. And {but is bow I bapporlcd to be utlbe telephone that uigbl. And bow. loo l gave the alarm which cnahlcil the murdered to escape. by calling ‘Halllday.

“Get your revolver and rueet rue m. tbc main ll0lIfi0," I said. "Tiroles snluethlug wrong there." I know ‘tbul. bud I not rung lilo tclcpbnuc, bud I gnuc for llniilduy liu-ttoarl. wo would iitrvc caught ‘tbu criminal. But ‘lo ring flu,- rule house was to ring tbe other‘; bc may still lmvo bccu sluudiug ‘llIGfG gasping. ilo ilrrd, for till be knew up to that. time, tbc rest. 0f tbe nigbt iu which to iiifab bis deadly work; lo dispose oi lbc bndy, to gather up his suitcase. waiting out- side. and get away.

, ‘But i culled I-Ialliday. and be list- ened. He know their that instead or hours 'be ilad only uriuutes. He must have worked fast, in than, ghastly shambles of n room: ‘the cm" was probably already out. in the lane. He may even have stood there. ill.

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lune. tbe engine turning over quiet- ly, and watched Iiailiday running up toward the’ house. And ~96!‘- baps be laughed, that secret laugh of his which had uiivnys rather chilled me~

1beuAbe simply got into tile car and drove away. Cool ‘and crafty to the lust. No body, no murder. lie made for the boat.

He left behind llilu only two real clues; tbe knife, which Annie Coch- ran identifies I13 one token from the kitchen, and his packed stilt- Ciliit‘, Nor intentional, this last. Ho must have needed clean linen. Aud certainly that diary of his in cipher-he would rill! W811i lliill ill rbc builds of the polico- llut what would tbc diary luattcr, ufler all. if be himself e-czrpetl?

August 22nd. ‘As time goes nu tbe case is coni- plicutetl with ~tbc eagerness of all 5U] t..- 0f people to bring iu extrane- ous circumstances which they 90"‘ sidcr important. For instance, I.iviug.stoue's bul- ier. tbe one who bought ‘the knife in Oakvlllo nud (zuuscil so much ex- citement by so dflillg. has ‘been ov- er to get. a description or‘ Gordon. preserving ull air of urystely which uuder other circumstances would be vastly entertaining. Another story concerns a nihi- led-aged luau of bigbly respectable appearance and Of u srlllilfb all“ heavy puilrl, who was seen walking irucertrliilly along the illdill road near tbe lliviirgstollc pluco at 1:00

IIe replied that be llilll becrrl

fore, and bad been lying by tiicj ma“ BYQf 511190. Hi< condition bore this out, as bu wars sfuiucil with blood illlfl dirt. iic z -l

ed tiic offer 0t‘ a lift, ulltl was lcft n1 (be railroad station rrt llzrrllrfsi

aruuzeuleilt; tbe instrument. was in _ 4 _ __ _ l lire sluull bull. uot ten feet from PM” wfmwh “'0 “we” mmel wbeare I sal; it would ilave been lmfhe “U” , , lmposslbl for i, m m“: without 'Iircre bnve been ruuuy rilillllill" our bearil it. and we burl bczlrd ""653 m‘ ‘lm“""°_'"‘h1" mmmu" "l "Othimy people arc convinced 111ml lbcy ..Y,m-\.,, Mo“ d310,,“ Jflnuy- buvc sccu Gordon. ziud uppurculiy Idditb accused bur. Ilut. I giltucerl illlllofil filly iiillllll-‘F .\">"iil "1' llfvllly a, hm.‘ m“; l mnwmbm- m," M“. or so, with whirl. Edith culls pzllollt “w, Oddly relaxed m he‘. chair; ioutbcr buir uud ulr inveterate. cig-

nrcttc bubit. is likely lit any time l0 l“; [upped on the sbouldoi" uud lzrkcu to u police Slilllfill.

0f clues of other and iccscl‘ sorts tbcre has bccu ziimosl ilII embzrllissurcut. Both tbo library and the portion of lbc bull ucur tile telopbrriro brivc furnished fing-

er‘ prints. But Rh‘ Grccrlougb

says: ‘ “Finger prints do not. discover‘

ciiiuinzris; lboy idclrlily lbcln."

Nevertheless, grczrt pains iuivc been iukeu to prcirervr. lilclu. 0n the white luarbic municl a very distinct iluprlut iu l)l0Ul| was pilolo- graplicil without (llfficrllly; others, less r-ieur, wclc dusted with black powder before tbe culucra was us- cd. Detailed pictures wclc luade ol‘ tile library and ball. before any attempt. to put tbem buck ill order was permitted. aild ‘these prints have been enlarged and carefully studied. One of ‘them with a strange restilt,

(Ireeuotlgb. handing it lo rue to- day, said: ' “This prirlt is defective. can keep it. if you care to." But f “louder if it is ilcfectlve- There is what Gleenmigb calls a ligbt streak in the lower corner. but Ii. requires very llltlo imagina- tlnn to, give to this misty outline the semblance of u form, and to tbe lower portion of ll [be faint, but recognizable appearance of‘ brocade.

l ‘have said nothing. I say’! . . .

One filing which puzzles lire poi- lce ls tbe violence of the battle; it scour...- iucredible that Betbel could ‘have made the fight for life which be evidently did. At the same time, they lrnve two problems to solve which JepeaterPseai-cbiug 0f {he house ‘and wide publicity have not yet iruswererl.

One is tbe disappearance ol‘ the‘ manuscript Oil whidil Betbt-I had worked iril surnmor- Annie lCocb- ran has testified that ibis manu- script was kept locked in a draw- er in the library desk; when Halli- day and I entered the house this drawer was standing open 5nd tho manuscript. was missing, n, has not yet been located. l

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pad and asked H, he was i“ n.,mb10_|irr1e a day yor so ago, in reference .

'3.“ navld Bishop, Buchanan "qua a visitor to the city last week.

Mr, Frank Rosa and Mr. J. M. Magbgau were visiting in Suri-y last week. - .

. Mas. Willie MacWiiliam and Mrs. Wilfred MaoWiillam were in Pin- ene visiting friends last week.

Miss Margaret McLean, teacher, returned to resume her work in Su-lfy school after‘ snomllnt her

twg week fall vacation at her homo in Louis. .\Ir-_ Charlie MacEachei-n autl

Qompany are jbusfly engaged in

l. V . : l loading ties at Suiry Slat-on this 1M1 to assure wee, - ‘suecess’ Mr. (iavfleld Rafts o: Roseberry ~ retlrncd homo l t week after a Mad‘/Z]?a”ada suclccssful operation for appendi- jf" ‘ ' JV" "m citis in the P. E. Island Hospital.

Ivy ZiiIaoPherson and her aunt, Miss Cbrlstinia MacRae left for Boston last week. This is Miss. MHGPDOPSOIYS first trip and “in wish every success.

y, very enjoyable evening was spent at the home o! Mr. Richard Macllae, Point Prim, last week. when a number offriends gathered together and spent the evening wlrb music‘ and dancing. .\Ir. Joseph Griffin, Newtown, fulnisb- ed the violin music.

.\Ir. Pat ‘Dunn. Iona, was visit- lrlg in Eldon last week the $119!! of .\Ir. and Mrs. Alex Iifacwiilianlfl-

.\lr-. Ewen MacEacberir of Gar- flttlll who returned home a couple ol‘ weeks ago from Tignish left Ian-l week to resume his W011i 11$ pile driver. Mr. Alec R085 01' Flat River is with Mr‘. MncEacltern in qfigulsh.

A very enjoyable evening was spent in the Belfast Jubiic Hail lust Wednesday night, Oct. 13, 19- 26, when a number of Charlotte- lnwu musicians held o. consortia nil] of tbe bail. A number of brrskcts were sold and a large sum 01' money was realized,

p.

is tbe failure of any friend or rel- ative 0t‘ Simon Bethe] to interest ilimselt‘ iu the case. Cameron's

cd tire house expressly disclaims

ully previous knowledge of blm. "Iicre is u possible tenant for

.\ll'. Porter's ‘ilousef’ he wote, "of

lnute to Larkln before Bethel rent- l

lwlricb he spoke to me some time

ago. I have no acquaintance with

to a. statement in a book of mine.

struck by u cur all lfnur or so bc- 1 iilliiiime- ‘Mwever- ma‘ he woum youngest. Prince i-lflllll, died iu 1919.)

bc n quiet and not ‘Lroublesonlc tenant."

Hullidzry brought up this curious situation yesterday, ill one of tbc rare moments ho has given us since tbe murder. .

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The QmIue" in question is nri ex- traordinary collection of newspap- er clippings about the prince which is kept at York \H0llH8- his London residence, ‘it is probably the luff;- ost of its kind in tbe world and is being added to daily. ‘The clippings composing lt. till, at the present time, over forty big VOHIIHBILIOFIII- ing the completeat of possible vo- cords of the prince's doings from his eighth year onwards.

Ono of the most lutreestirig vol- umes in this collection ls the iln- rnense book of clippings from Am- erican and Canadian newspapers that was compiled by the state du- partment at Washington during the prince's first visit to the Uuitcd States. in d919, and presented to the prince after tbe conclusion of bis tour.

' Advice to Americans.

There was some good-liuiuorcd chatting of the prince in tileAmc-ri- can press on the occasion of that visit wliicb be has often laughed at. For example, one article is headed: "lDon’ts for those who meet tbc prluce." And here are some of the don‘ts:

4Dou't call him Jim——it is not his name.

iDon't ask him to have a drink- be might accept.

‘Don't ask him when be is going to marry-be may not know.

Another article beaded: "10,000 Possible Brides for the Prince of Wales." which dealt with bis mat; rimoniui prospects, always appeals to his sense of humor. lBut lu ad- dition to articles of this kind there are many dealing seriously with-tile Prince of 'Waies’ visit.

Another clip. one ot‘ tbe latestto be inserted, is a little piece from one of the iboudon papers. Its sub- ject is the prince's simple tastes in food, which be is said to inherit front both bis father and mother.

“He likes particularly," says tbe writer, “dishes which are typically English, and one‘ of bis favorlteais eggs and ham fries-eaten prefer- ably when he comes home late at night from a dance or" the theatre."

Kitchencr's Caution.

Aluoug lire other clippings is tbe account of the prince's first Intel'- view with Iiorrl kitcbcucr when his royal bigbncss, iu ‘September, 1914. wcut to sock perluission to g0 to France witb the Grenadier Guards. “After all." said tbc prince. "if l am killed it docs not greatly irrat- tor. I btrve four brothers.“ (The

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“If tbcrc was only tbc chalice of your being killed to consider," lli! said, "I uni not at all sure that I should be justified iu forbidding you to goflBut there is another danger. In tbe present state of our ilircs

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"I darc suy at mull cull outlive most of bin contcurporurics uutl must of bla flicnds."

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eveulllgs you saw blm and talked to Iriin, ‘bow illil bc impress you? I uleau, hie slate of mind?"

"Tho last time, oi’ course, bc was frankly frightened. He said as much."

"And before that?“

"Hc tiidii‘t say so but bc more or less on guard- iils revolver. 0f cortrsc, were ratbor prrrlous limes."

Ans II iriultcl- of fact, tbc twzrsc is anything but u cicur out: ugzriuut Gordon, as It develops. Gree- nougil has been, all along, as coli- vipceri of Gordon's guilt as he ‘had previously been of miuc. But Beucbiey is more open to convic- tion, and a conversation betweou lHalliday arid blm this morning, on the lawn near the terrace, is still running in my mind.