The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 28, 1913, Image 3

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A STUDY IN SCARLET »»J Hlr A. ( < HAl'Tnt Ml I.>*{•»* In lln* l>ArWn<'f><t. 1 h«' m tel liKi'iii c with which tradc Krct tpil uh w ,-ih ho tuouitMi:ouh and ho nttcxpoctihI that wo wore all three fairly duinfounded. (Ire^son apraiiK out of his chair and upHet the remainder of hia whiakey and water. I started in silence at Sherlock Holmes, whose lips were compressed and his brows drawn down over his eyes. “StanRerson, too'" he muttered, “The plot thickens!" ‘‘It was quite thick enough be fore,” grumbled Lestrade, taking a chair. "I seem to have dropped into a sort of council of war.” “Are you—are you sure of this piece of intelligence?” stammered Gregson. “I have just come from his room,” said Lestrade. "I was the first to dis cover what had occurred.” “We have been hearing Gregson’s ▼lew of the matter,” Holmes observ ed. “Would you mind letting us know what you have seen and done?” “I have no objection.” Lestrade an swered, seating himself. “I freely confess that I was of the opinion tha* Stangerson was concerned in the death of Iirehber. This fresh devel opment has shown me that I was eom- pb't i mistaken Full of the one idea I se\ mw-lf 'o find out what t » •*.»! »*• W r at M ‘••■I %'m • <* mom* mt > r,»1 •' in tfc« t lit tt**'! *•> *o«»r* a4 fclat. t>«r n «4 Ik'nk'nf n h« o»n n nl that it aw* •«•!» ' >r h rr to k* at aerk H* bm» an lmp'e««ioa that tk* mao waa tall, ha 1 a rnddiah far*, ar.d *aa dreaaad in a Ion* hroanln* roat II* muat hat** atAtpd In the room aom«* little time after the murder, for we found blood ftt.unefl water In the baaln. wliere he had washed hia hands, and marks on the sheeta where he had deliberately wiped his knife " I glanced at Holmeo on hearing the description of (lie murderer, which tallied so exactly with his own. There was, however, no trace of exultation or satisfaction upon his face. “Did you find nothing In the room which could furnish a clew to the murderer?" he asked. “NTothing. Stangerson had Dreb- ber’s purse in his pocket, but it seems that this was usual, as he did all the paying. There were eighty-odd pounds in it, but nothing had been taken. Whatever the motives of these extraordinary crimes, robbery Is certainly not one of them. There were no papers or memoranda in the murdered man’s pockets, except a single telegram, dated from Cleve land about a month ago, and contain ing the words, ‘J. H. is in Europe.’ Th^re was no name appended to this message.” “And was there nothing else? Holmes asked. “Nothing or any importance. The man'."' novel, with which he had read himself to sleep, was lying upon the bed, ami his pipe was on a chair be side him. There was a glass of wa’er on the table, and on the win dow sill a «nial! ciii;i ointment box I h.1,1 S-i ntn- (if t h - s ♦ * r r i ■ t a r y . 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U m^xn * if*' ’y mx whole chain of r^a^'nln* '•or not haw ko^n folae’ it 1* Impoa ».Mr' And >*t thi» »rf*t(ho«1 do* la none th* wor»** Ah I h*\«> It' I have if ' \Nith a perfi'rt *hrlek of delight he ru»hed to tti* box, rut th other pill In two, dlfta«ilv«si it. ailde<l milk, and prevented It to the terrier The unfortun ate creature ft tongue seemed hardly to have bepn moisten ed in it before it gave a convulsive shiver In every limb, and lay as rigli. and lifeless as if it had been struck by lightning. Sherlock Holmes drew a long breath, and wiped the perspiration from his forehead. ”1 should have more faith,” he said; “I ought to know by this time that when a fact appears to be op posed to a long train of deductions it invariably proves to be capable of bearing some other Interpretation. Of the two pills in that box one was the most deadly poison and the other was entirely harmless. I ought to have known that before I ever saw the box at all.” This last statement appeared to me to be so startling that I could hardly believe that he was in his sober senses. Therq was the dead dog, however, to prove that his conjec ture had been correct. It seemed to me that the mLts in my own mind were gradually ’ learing away, and 1 began to have a dim, vague pen ep tion of the truth 'All this see: 1 s sTange to you.” continued Holme- "berauso you fail- >■,1 at th** !>. ginn - g of th<- inquiry to mpor'.inie of tho sing!*' ’*/ few a* MUafW4 kv th.« **•«'**•• yf »t tk* «**r»*a*: a* •llnato* ‘o tka d*(*«t;v* Tk* foraawt b*4 On ak*-1 up w> tk* roota of kla fi*ton k*tr vbll* lh* otti*r • handy •y»«* * iai*o*.i ■ h in "« > *a>l n'B'-r.' rn*'Ut N*l thrr •>' !L<- n had tl:n# i» ap«»a* h.»w **v*r. tx for* thcr* *** m lap al m# dooi aiil the apokcaman of lh* e re**t arahv yotin* biggins, introduced hit Inftignifli lant and unvtvory p**raon ■ IMeakc nr' h*' said toui hing ills forehead. 1 have the cab down stairs '' "i J “Good bo'.'' said iloiaieft. liland- ly. Why don't you Introduce Ibis pattern at Seotland Yard ’ ' he con tinued, taking a pair of Hteel band cuffs from a drawer. “See bow beau tifully the spring works. They fas ten m an instant.” ‘'The old pattern is good enough,’ remarked Lestrade, "if we can find the man to put them on.” “Very good, very .good,” saic. Holmes, smiling. “The cabman may as well help me with my boxes. Just ask him to step up, Wiggins.” I was surprised to find my com panion speaking as though he were about to set out on a journey, sine he had not said anything to me abotr it. There was a small portmanteau in the room, and this lie pulled on' and began to strap. Tie was busih engaged at it when the cabman en tered tlie room. “Just give, me a lu ’p with thi. bii' Ve cabman.” he sail, km'ding ov t his task, and imver turning Tu be 1 T1 . r " ■ '"i" • f ' w ■ 1 v jth • so Mew ha l •' ' • * , i:.' it, an i. . , a ■ ♦ , WOFFORD CtLUGE START AMtfltC. it' NKAKT W. H^TYHCR. A HEAL Okl.I.ICOK WITH HIGH HTANOARIti OF tA'HOIJklt- Slltr AM» ( H kR AFTER L(R ATKD IN THE HIUH PIEDMONT SL< TIDN op i ITER SOI TH < AROLINA, RIXTY-NINE MILEH SOI TH OF ASHEV1LLE. TH 1RTT MILES FROM THE CREST OF THE Ml,l E HlIViE. HEALTH CONDITlOPifl I’NSCRPAfWED. FI Id. GOI USES. AMIM.F. FA<1L!TIKS. LI HU A RY. ftTlESTE II AIL. CYMNASUR. VTH I.E PIG (HtoFNDS, NEW UIRMITO- 1DFS EX i’FASKS MODKUATF NEXT SESSION OPENS 8EP- TF M HER IT WRITE FOR i' \T A l/OGFK. WOFFORD FITTING SCHOOL SPARTANBURG S. C SITEATED ON WOFFORD COLLEGE GAMPI S. S P L E N I) I D EQI’I PM ENT. TWO MODERN DORMITORIES AND GLASS ROOM Ht’lLDING. FIVE TEAGIIERS AND MATRON LIVE IN TH 7 DORMITORIES, INShRING A HOMELIKE INFLUENCE AND HEARTY CO-OPERATION OF STUDIES AND FACULTY. A SCHOOL WITH HIGH STANDARDS AND CLEAN MORAL AT MOSPHERE TWO HUNDRED STUDENTS LAST YEAR. EX PENSES FOR THE YEAR, $1 82. FO RCAT^LOGUE ADDRESS A. YV. HORTON, Head MaMer. SPARTANRI RG, S. C. i, i. e\*r\t *' th* :. :git;:il ■ tb.. !(*. It g M W ' I fl*' f d u ' -IM upd'i !l t..i- 04 r. i 1!. 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"...,*• • V t ' ' ,M * i • ,*Y ’ * ' * P\ 1 1 sTE X M 1 It \\ RK K 1 j r “ t > * r'. >« b ak»* v I n'. r •• ri t > ; Ir*.! « .in f • i 9 r y u #• Y M 1 .1 ' * w * r } 1 • . 1 A If • .1 * 1 • • r win I 1, l , J’ '■ .• in 'Y fl D f\ • ‘ • 1 1 • w : u ,t S i' pi'M ~ fifl (I In ti* u h* ,! , * > , It '.l 1. • - t d d W d f M.' tti** win!, w. nl! luiddl.’d up. lay tlff'tiody of a •a ..n ii hi- uig'U *lr.'8s 1 !*• w as qui’* d-ad. and had be*n for some tini*'. for his limtift were rigid and cdld \\ lien we turned him over the holds recogniz' d him at once as be ing the same gentleman who had en gaged the room under the name of Joseph Stangerson. The cause of death was a deep stab in the left side, which must have penetrated the heart. And now comes the strangest part of the affair. What do you sup pose was above the murdered man?” I felt a creeping of flesh, and a presentiment of coming horror, even before Sherlock Holmes answered: "The word ’Ruche’, written in let ters of btood,” he said. ‘That was it,” said Lestrade, in an awe-struck voice; and we were all silent for a while. There was something so methodi cal and so incomprehensible about the deeds of this unknown assassin, that if imparted a fresh ghastliness to his crimes. My ^lerves, which were steady enough on -the field of battle, tingled as I thought of it. “The man waa seen,” continued Lestrade. "A milk-hoy. passing on hia way to the dairy, happened to walk down the lane which leads from the mews at the back of the hotel. Ho noticed that a ladder, which us ually lay there was ralaed againat one of the windows of the second floor, which waa wide open. After paaalng. he looked back and saw a man de scend the ladder. He came down eo Tig, 'nil* uf h *l.l«- *»! W-l 1 * .U* r Y i p* r •.v " th- •!•• ’"r. i - 1 . L e dic-m > < s l m- iiiii> b- v-r> in said L--t!ad-. in th- In ui Oil*' "tin - ilSpm t - t bat I- lank h-d at. “I -an m*t -e* whu’ it has to di> " it h ! b Mr. Joseph Stangerson.” ‘‘Patience, my fri-nd, patience’ You "ill find in time that it has everything to do with it. I shall now add a little milk to make the mixture palatable, and on presenting it to the dog we find that he laps it up readily enough.” As he spoke he turned tho con tents of the wineglass into a saucer and placed it in front of the terrier, who speedily licked it dry. Sher lock Holmes’ earnest demeanor haw far convinced us that we all sat in silence, watching the animal intent ly, and expecting some startling ef fect. None appeared, however. The nog continued to lie upon the cusb ion, breathing in a labored way, but apparently neither the better nor worse for its draught. Holmes had taken out his watch, and as minute followed minute with out result, an expression of the ut most chagrin and disappointment ap_ peared upon his features. He gnaw ed his lip, drummed his fingers upon the table, and showed every other symptom of acute impatience. So great was his emotion that I felt sin cerely sorry for him, while the two detectives smiled derively, by no means displeased at his check which he l}ad met. "It can t be a coincidence,” he cried at laat, aprinfln* from his chair and pacing wildly up and down the u * ■.( i. n i * is being [with how* ver. ; hi- bro ' s draw n del til of * '. '• ,i' I ' ' *T'* T p* * r.i • ft.. i- p" 1 ! 1(1 " i k U , hi *« h a ii t i sunk *>n lu" i • • fi bv us T re-ie and i. . ' t A air* al! H emi H " Ii ’ Ire . ^ i It* ’ a- ■ j * . • ■ a - hr 11 y 1 ! Ill e- • con rnon; •t and " as his s|,ip "*»(*!« f < rtlif-rniii” sirike- V Itt-U it n R* *» k. The i , f * 1 . t-i t! 1 Ua- a, a-k i s*, a:: • r S’ ate of California Ua : fic ('. ui -.t i oiti pan v. is a o-- n ilamM'T Ha'. Ste(di*-n - • *, \ l■ x i n 1-r X ri bi j>* lago. M Mrs 1! f Ward wife of th* 1, 11 dt "ben lost in thn-.ght. "There will be no more murders,’ he said, at las’, stopping abruptly and facing us. “You <an put that consideration out of the question. You have asked me If I know the name of the assassin. I do The mere knowing of his name is a small thing compared with the power of laying our hands upon him. Thjs I expect very shortly to do. I have good hopes of managing it through my own ar rangements, but it is a ihing which needs dilicate handling, for we have a shrewd and desperate manto deal with,who is supported, as I had occa sion to prove, by another who is as clever as himself. As long as this man has no idea that anyone can have a clew, there js some chance of secur- of managing it through my own ar- ing him; but if be had the slighest needs delicate handling, for we have a shrewd and desperate mnn to death four million inhabitants of this great city. Without meaning to hurt either of your feelings, I am bound to say that if I consider these men to he more than a match for tiie official force, and that is why I have not ask ed your assistance. If I fail I shall of courae incur all the blame due to this omission; but that I am prepared for At present I am ready to promise that the Inatant I can communicate with you without endangering my combinations I shall do so.” Gragaon and Leatrade seemed to be a-.-is'nnt innmtg* r of tb*' c ompany and h* r Liuglit-r p-rished Th- v-s s-l "as bound from S-attl- for Skag w a y s-v-n members of the crew also lost their liv-s. Miss Lillie H. Ward daught-r of the as-i-tant gen-ral manag-r, "as uliv- "ben pinked up on a raft, but sh- died from exposure The tragedy resulted from the ve- sel's striking an uncharted rock Twenty-five passengers of the “State of California” are d-ad, it is report ed in a message from Juneau. Have Narrow Escape. Thirty-five workmen, caught 44b feet under ground in a section of the Catskill acquedurt, in course of con strretion under Washington Heights negA N-w York, when fire broke out in the shaft house overhead Thurs day night, were found unharmed two hours later when the fire was con trolled. Ships to Cruise. Ten big battleships and all the torpe !o boat destrovers now attach ed u> the Atlantic fleet will make a cruU- to the Mediterranean Sea, de paring October 2T. and returning to their borne port De-ember 20. Quiet your fears Evelyn Your man Thaw may be craiy. but he haa had enough of prlaou life and doea not want to kill anybody juat now. THE 6LACKST0NE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Inflii awf at RIStXTi IlbtaMfcy wftfc Ha fmlty of A, a hoi IM ««4<nt body of 41S, and Hi ptant vor* MjUOO • LACKSTONft. VI. 1*01 I.THY AND For - Uoiaiid China pi*a of fib bfA^diria \S rile for pr’.c** 8 J Summera Cameron 8 C For ^*1^—1<A* :»l Af.-d <» 1 C DlRt m t.'!.* -id itl r* a.ftonable pr • « U J r.-- K• \n"b 1 **, 11» ( HAHiaarroN boyh dkowh. H«rr«-«l R«ft L«. \\ till/* l^nS«*rn»— , k.rg» >. f-r f: ibiikft d**/An. ' ’ . " " -.im r ft ' < b 11 f * r*' v» n. ' 1 c M.ir! 1. M *»«•!*•%. J-r-rs \';t , Mls< Kill. \ N E<H s. I buy all kinds of fynpty barrela aild bags. Try me Waller A Moore, 8 George St , Cbarleston, S C. Ulle** ran l*e pelleve<l at one**—Sen 1 1 ■'*(’ for liberal sample, ‘'Lino I’ll* Remedy,” and be convinced. Large size, 5u C , 6 for $2.50. H M. Knight and Co., Manufacturing Pharma cists, l^ancaster, Penn. viarry If you are lonely. The Reliable Confidential Successful Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes wishing early marriage. Descriptions free. Mrs. Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, Cal. Yes, Rhea Springs has music and dancing. The place you can play golf, tennis, croquet, go fishing, swimming, boating, riding and driv ing, automobiling. Fine lawn and board walks, and the borne of the Old Reliable Rhea Springs Water, the be«t that flows; been tried for a century. No better place to recup erate. Fine accommodations. Rates reasonable. Write for particulars. Rhea Springs Co., Rhea Springs Tenn. Go Dow* Wb«* Hall Vmpmtmma by WUmL When th*lr frail a*JI b*t**n cap- xL-d Thursday morning about 1# ii . l.ft-V -ff d.a point of Folly Island. T'lt.v Hi rnan ter of Cole* laland, Mtlli.irn Walker of Charleaton. mad Hurmaln Grimhall. of Jmmmm Island. " r- drowned The young men, who »• *•• iibiMjt nlnetei n years of age, "•■r- out for a lark In the bateau. They had not long left Colea Island. The oierturnln* of the bateau was "l*neft«-d by Mr George W. Walter, fath-r of on** of the boya; Dr. J. Wal ter Burn and others, and Immediate ly efforts were made to go to th* rescue of the young men. Mr. Ar thur Lynah's gasoline yacht, with a cruising party, was passing soon af ter and this was hailed by Capt. Her nandez. A rescue party hurried to the scene, but on arriving there could find no trace of the young men or of their bateau. It was thought that their bodies had been carried out to sea'by the powerful tide. Farms for S*He—Large or small in lower and upper country. Ten to forty dollars per acre. Some bar gains. Address Box 44?., Green wood, S c Money Being Placed. The Southern States were selected for the first deposits of the govern ment crop fund on account of the early movement of the cotton crop, which has already begun. The first deposits of the government’s $50,- 0^0,000 fund to aid crop movements wfll be made 1 the Southern States in August and September. ♦ ♦ ♦ Bird Breaks Record. One thousand mile*, from Abilene, Tex. to Fort Wayne, Ind., in 26 hours 30 minutes and six seconds, actual flying time Is the remarkable record set by a homing pigeon, belonging to O. Anderson, of Fort Wayne, Ind. The second bird was ten hours behind the w inner. Two Wet; One Try. News from Bamberg and Born well show those counties have gone for the dispensary Sumter county went for the prohibition side of a bare ma jority of I. Had Maaj Operations. George D. McDowell died In Btttl* more Thursday after undergoing MV operations for a growth In kin thrft. He waa a farmer of the BottHur Springs section of Spartanburg ecu** tf.