The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 26, 1904, Image 4
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\ (T the:
[Silent Shore
\ OR.
] the Mystery of
k I St .James'Park
I/jjNO BLOUNDELIE-BURTON
" T"i die U landing on a silent shore,
Whoio bit tows never beat, nor
tempests roar."
II rrxssx
fays ho must And him. Rut T do
think now he will ever And him."
"Nor ?!o I." the Stmor said. T
he looked up at the clock, and, set
It was past twelve, went to his re
saying thai it was time he prep:
himself for the day.
Hut when lie reached that ap
ment, which was a small room on
second floor, that looked out on to
hack windows of the street that
parallel with tlie one in which
lloel I.(panto was situated, it
not seem as if lhose preparations at
In any great need of hurry. The
ovitahle cigarette papers were ag
produced.
forot," he said to himself, "t'n
Ifnw Is it that that man has e
heard the name?what does lie kn
ni out it. why should he want to f
him? I thought that, outside I
Itorros and Puerto fortes, that tin
had ne'. er lieon heard. Walter kn
it and Jcanna knew it. and I kn
t'. hut of others there was no ci
alive who knew it Vet here, is t!
'eg. tupid man. In this hi", stui
city twhere- por I?ios! one may
Kfahlietl to death and none Hod t
si tyori. with tin; name u|k?ii his 1 i|
...... uii.- in' ever heard it, how h
! < ever known of it?"
"So. a ft or all." ho continued. "1
name w.i ; not t'liuthill tint OcHei
:nl ho it was who was this lonl, ti
lVnlyn. though that other heirs t
i;.::no. Anil ho. who inherited all th
wealth from tin* ohl man, had i
right to it. no! not so nuu-h righ
.In.inna?poor .luatinn!?and I ha
And now lie is gone, and it is with tl
living that I have to do. Well,
shall he done, and by my father
li'oml the reckoning shall he a licai
o:.? if this lord does not Hear hit
ceil!
lie ro e from his seat. and. going 1
n npboaril, took from it a suit i
a Ho r.crs i f good, dark material, an
t! w.r lushing them ? an fully. lai
r on out upon tin- bed l-'rom a she
go-id -',!< h i
e
th
I.ring
i a 11
h
lie ea i tv.!l V ?iul
H - on new linen of daxxling whin
i s*. with whii-h tlie most s. rc.pulon
person could have found no fault, hi
thoughts still ran upon the subjoo
that had occupied his mind rutin 1
fin- many days.
"There is danger iti it. of course,
lie muttered to himself: "but I am use
to danger; there was dinger who
ion/.alez provoked inc. though it wa
not as great as that I stand in in?w
The e Knglish are stupid, hut the;
are crafty also, ami it may he that i
trap will he set for me. perhaps i- so
already. Well. I will escape front i
n> 1 have from o hers. Vml. after all
I have one damning pro >f in tny favor
one i-anl that, if I am forced to play
must save me! What I have to do
shall he done to day. I am resolved!'
His toilette was finished now, In
was clean-haved and well ilresseil
from head to f<>ot. and the Sa>?..i- vii
jrnol <inllanta stood in liis room n
rorj difYereni-lonking man from th;>nn<
who h.nl sat an hour ago. smoking
' igarettos in the lmtol nassar'' lie
a
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Cassimeres at $5.50, $12.50.
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ifore he left it, he unlocked a portmanteau,
and took from it a pocket-hook
Info which he looked for a moment,
and then he locked hi . ilonr and descended
the aalrs.
(loint; out for i In- day. SenorV" l?i:iz
II. fced. a-> lie pecied nut of '.i lu>\.
llO "Vis. I .mi jin'u;' to tnal-- :? ad -?n
Hi Kn&li>li t\.!i?, "
in J "Adh*. Si noi-.-'
I y "It is a> hot as Honduras." Seuoi'
I HuO -nta ni'd to hims If as he crossed
| to turf shady side of thj street. "I
nuist \val!? rknvly In I. e;? ruvself cotd."
-..-n: i >wiy. in ; hi . his way
'g thrum li I.eh -i.r S.|U:?i ami down
I'! <. iliily. ar.il. at marly the bottom
} 01* liio latter. ?i-.rncd ?IT to lite right
. and pay id through -evral streets.
; Then. v.*h :i had arrived at a house
wt.vh soud at a corner lie slopped.
,h lie evidently hud hroa here hefirc.
| tor lie ha?l f< .111.1 hi- way wltlrasi any
di'iii-ully through the lahyritrli of
ty streets bvtw " i ilils house and f.clcesler
Square, and now lie paused for one
J moment previous to mounting the door
step. Hut. before be did so. lie turtle?
! awry ami wpui a short <1 statiee down
1 a side stiver. Tlio b'g house outride ,
q i wiileh lie was standing formed
I the angle of two streets, ami 'I
i ian down th side one that ?
I the Senor lind now turned into. 1
J At the hack of - v/.ts a garden, fairly J
; fitted with tr-es. that ran some di<
j t:?it< farther down this street, and j
I Into wli" a a a open v.' ,r!-ed Iron g'te t
* Irtl. a gate through which any piuer 1
I by could look, li v/u- n-.. a we.l-kpnt a
1 garden, and in It tber. w ;3 some mi- '
I dergrowth: and it wa a: th's under- '
' giowth. on tin' fir: It* rt right liand '
| side. that Senor tinlT.mtn p"' re t ;<>r
. j some few moments through the iron
- gate.
- | "It seems the same." 1>" -1
... *-?| (ft i?
; hitti.-eii: "nothing ?P.? ats dis: i: l? <!
j since I was lait hers" Then hi rtv If
' tun.mi to t' e ho :se, nml
I mounting 'he >.? ;?; kn i. I : t ih * '
! hull door. i ?
; Tito fiHiimau who opened If h.i:l no
i time to ii.'!; |V? f.i'l. \, <? ; i.
cigijT wiiii ih" haii'Iion 'a< -. v.h>>
j was standing before liiin. what l.r re
i quired. before the Soti-.r sai<l. 'it k ?hI it
1 English: in
| "Is l.ord Penlvn withinV
"Yes, sir." the man an were:!. "l)o
j yon wish lo see him7" p1
"Yes. Be good enough to take hin ti|
| my rard. it you please," ami In p: >- s;
1 dtired one hearing tiie name at S'-t.or
j Miguel tJufl'anta. "(Jive him that." Ii"
said, "ami .-ay tiiat 1 wish to .= < hin."
The loot man niotion'il liiin in a s?at
and had put the estrd upon a salver '.o ;t;
i take to liis master, wiien lite Senor 11?
! said: **Siny, I will put a word upon vv'
; it," and taking a peiu il from his p m k- ' '
let. he wrote und'rneatli hi- name, '?
ac
: "rrom Honduras.' lie will see me.
I think." he said, "when lie sets thai." (
' T!ie in in bowed and went away, ie- iai
turning a few minutes afterwaids to an
say that I.oril IVnhn wouiil see liiin, *ia
and tlie Senor followed him into the ,l1'
room in which so many other inter- ! \*
views ha I taken place.
sol
l.ord IVnlyti rose and bowed, and
Srnnr 'iuftan? t returned tiie bow
jmyelv wldle lie tixed It is date <;i t
fanta. that you are from Honduras I 1,1
imagine, therefore, that you hive come J"'
about a matter that at the present mo- '|(M
nunt is of the utmost importance to n,
uie'f" l.ord i'enlyn said mi
"You refer lo ihn late Mr Cu idallV" wt
the Senor asked ",!
"Yes. I do I'rav be seated." 11 '
"I knew him intimately," Senor (Juf- 1,1
fanta said "It i- about him a* d hat
murder that I have come to tali; "
Rl
CH A PTE it XIV.
Between the tinto when l.ord Pen |^]
lyit. Mr l'ordyee. and Stuart ltad eon
suited together as to the way in wb'eii
some endeavors should lie made to dis
inuiiii i?-i 01 waiter lundall,
and when i!io Seimr Cnlt'anti p.iiil l is
visit to the former. a we !< had 'd ip . 1. *
a wool; in whit-li a L'o.nl many i i n.'S
had taken plate
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y,yet stylish and
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cheviots
otch checks, and
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e Specialize: R
i Cheviots, Worsteds and
, $15.00, $20.00.
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$6.50, 8.50,12.50, $15.
ts at $1.00 to $5.00.
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"For orer nlns yearn I auifurod with ehro* i>
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1 could have kit action on tuy bowel*. Hall
tried Caacar.'U. and today I aui a 1
During the niim yeai . I ue d < ??.. 1
..ucku uumia ii.im ry with int.. mal pile* "& ?
to you I bill IrvP from all that Ihla inurnlngBU
iau ui? this in Lrliull uMiiiReiiUK huniaultw
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A Sl'ltK Till XL',
!t i- baiil that nothing is sureetpt :
th ai h and taxes, buHli.it is not a I leth !
it true. I*r King's Now Disopry !
for Cosnnipiion is a sure cure l< nil 1
lung and tliroat troubles. Tlumuls
ran testify to il.at. >irs. C. H. V:*Ie- i
[re of Shepher.itown, W. Va., sii "I ^
IukI a severe ease of Hronehitis ai for
t year tried everything f heat <?f, \
ill i?ot no re! ef. One bottle opr. 1
King's New Discovery Ilien ciiieme 1
11 - : I ii r el y." It's infallible fort up,
A'hnnping Cough, Crip, Pnennnia
mil eousuutption. Try it. It'- gmkn-j ;
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"o., Timiiiocs Bros., Bat'shurgAnd ,
?rosson Drug Co.. Leesville, S. C.
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CI.L* RUING OFFER.
Th Home and Fat m, pulilislied vice 1
month. Mid the liatestmrg Advcitr ! |
oth m.e year fur Bubs'lbe '
w. The Heine and Farm is a 10-jge. (
eolninn np-to date farm paper, t is
lonrly printed and unlike the ge;r.il
iln ol such papers oll'ered hi uibs ; <
ample copies on request.
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KADK. YOUSU AliAlN
11
' One t.f l?r. King's New LiOl'ills |
it'll night (> r t\v<> we? Us has pi me j
i my 'teens'again" writes l>. lITor r
of lJempseyiown, l'a Tliey'* the,
;s I in the wjrld for Liver. Stennch
ttl Ih.weis i'orely vegatable, sever
ripe. Only -V. at'O. J. Harris, fates-.) '
jrjr Drug Co., Timourns Hris.,.kte?:rg.
and Crosaon Drug Co.. I.eeville
A st a It Tt IMJ tkst.
To save a life. l)r T. (' . Aleritt. of
o. Melionpnny. J'n . inatle a -.pulling
st ie-1:1 ing 111 a wtititlerfu tiire,
; writ's, 4 a patient was ai.iek rd
111 violent hemorrhages, embed l>y |
I'eraliou of the stomaih. 1 11-t| often ;
mill Meetrie Hitters rxeeildit l"t?r
nte stomach and liver troubles so I |
escribed tlieui. The patient gained
>m the (list ami lets not had an at- j
k in It months." Electric Bilteis
posi' ively guaranteed for Dysnep-1
Indigestion, Constipation and Kitly
troubles Try them. Only 50r. at j
J. Harris, Batesburg Drug Co
mint ns It us . Batesburg, ant! Cros-;
i 1 >f tiCo , I.eesvi'le, S. (J. j i
no not rk iMi'o F.n rims.
f M ? , ? , O j? '
hit V-j yv'.ir a-a throat anil Itrl.2Z*
ned\. and on net ottnt of the great (
rit and popularity i Foley* Honey
tl tar many imitations are offered
the genuine. Ask for Foley's
r.ey anil tar and refuse imv siiiisti-1
( - oll'eretl as no other preparation
II ui\ e I lie same satislat (loll. It Is
hi I v lasai ive. It otniatii-* m.opiate- j
il is (tie safest for elii'tren and delis
r persons, s hi hv Tiinmons Bros.
IGHT GOODS AT
IGHT PRICES.
< Al l. (>X
J. C. GLOVfeR. |
AT MIS STORE j,
A <)LT WILE EiND 1
t
1
a
ry Goods, Notions j
Shoes; lia\s,
taple and Fancy "
Groceries and
tylish = lot hi n g
i
VR DWARF OF
-L KINDS.
i. C. GLOVER.
co rriNs
AND CASK UTS.
lubber I K
Stamps
\rv my lung suit t Hi ke u y
kind* s< r??t ill bnd or.o* I
lnrni>i a nnnir} .inii an nttrlilili'
pail for in i-l;iii? Iui^ii i r
lu ri lit '. I liavi? . m t h f
good tiling.Wilson
Gibbes, J
Typewriters, office
Supplies. F.tf.
?e M-J- f -
mam ci., Columbia.
on ADVOOA'I F. (?| ri'.K.
. -? -r?s- *>?> j, . T"-~T~Fm HWPMBIWMB
* . ;
the late Mr. Cundall," bad been announced,
the magnitudes of Ibcm, |
especially of the latter, hart ciimhI |
much excitement in the public mind,
und had tended to keep the general tu '
tereur in ll?e tragedy aiive. The Government
reward of "live hundred
pounds and j free paidoii to c>>ure p?-i |
<tnn, cr pL. :ons. not tne actual inui
drrers." hud l.eeu supplemented by an
other of one thousand pounds from
tho friends and executors;" and the
walls of every police station were pla'
arded with the notices. There was,
moreover. attached to th*-ru a Male
mcnt describing, as nearly as was pos
slide trcm tho meagre- details known,
the na.i who. in the irirb of a laborer
or mc Irani"-, was last seen near the
victim; and for his Identification a
reward was also offered.
Hut it was known in I<ondun. or, at
least, very generally believed, that ou*
of these rewards nothing whatever in |
the way of information had come: and,
although the murder had not yet
ceased to lie a topie of conversation
in all classes of society, it was generally
spoken oi as a case in which
I he murderer would never lie brought
(x.llua ?" ? kaJ
wvr JU.'MI v. HllUUlfl 11 XI (J com milled
the crime had now had mure
than a week with which, either
to escape from the neighborhood
or the country, or to entirely couL-cal
his identity. It was not likely
now, people -said, that he would ever '
lie round. And the world was also
jsking who were the friends, and
presumably, the heirs of the dead man,
who were ottering the large reward?
jf this question no one as vet had discovered
tap answer; all that was
known, or told, being that two law- I
yer, of >t uuiirg. Mr. Itell. of Lincoln's j
bio. and Mr. IVndyee. of f'appr Buildings.
v.-fp acting for tlie.se friends,
ind for Mr t nt.d ill's <ity representatives.
Jtobs ia twho. in spite of the stolidity
A manner, and heaviness of appear- '
inee that ltatl excited the contempt
of both Senor CSuffanta and of the ,
l ir.d'ord. Zaralrs. was not by any
means larking in shrewdness plainly
iold Smart, in one of their many inIrrv'i
w that br- did not think much
wnuid lie d. no by tinding the man call
i? i t'or .t. even if he were successful
i i doing >o." who it he very much
ton! ted.
'Ymt .s?e. sir." he said, "it's this way.
lie evidently had some claim or other
upon Mr. Citndail, or else it isn't likely
ili t every t'nte be wrote for money
In would have got it. and that in good
?tints too Then we've only seen the
mips made by Mr. < itndall on the let
lets, cay tux that he sent this and that
sum: iittt who's to know, when he sent
hem. i' he di'n't also send some
.Vte .lit- 1- -
IM.-Irl, ni KUUWieU^
l-ijily i'i" justice <>i' this man's dei-i.v"iNV
lie evidently?I mem litis
f'rr. t? iii.1 have some claim upon him:
2nd supposing thai he was?if we
o::iii him?to prove that claim
am' chow us the letters Mr. t'undall
wrote hitit in return, v.here should we
he th?n lite very fact of his being
able to draw 0:1 him whenever he
winted money, would gn p !o:-g a'.o'
towards -howir.g that he wouldn't be ,
vp y likely t.. kill him."
~ v-w-? ^? -* - ?? ? ?lh?> llkl l?>| J
ter we have seen. Supposing thai Mr
Cundail -topped tbesuioiiies af:er that,
would not I itat probably excite ids revengeful
passions': These Spanish
Americans do not stick at taking life
when they fancy themselves injured."
"lie evidently didn't stop them
when he answered that letter, because
he sent live hundred dollars. And it
was written so soon before they both
must have started? almost close :oc.'tfcer?from
Honduras. that it
would be bk'-ly an> fresh demands
. I h t \ Ic en mart"." Hebron ansv-vrd.
"7 a y might have met in London.
ind quarrelled," Stuart replied: "and j
liter the quarrel this t'orot might have ;
racked him till he found a titling op- '
lortunitv. and ihen imvn 1 ana .
"Yes. he might." l??>l>son >aid. merititively
"Anything might have hap>enecl."
"Only you rion't think it likely?" I
lie other asked
"Well, frankly. Mr. Stuart. I d<>n't.
ie had always got money on 01 hint,
nri it wasn't likely ihe supplies would
>e stopped off altogether. >o that to
ill hint would l>e killing the goose
l it h ! he golden egg< "
Continued ?'
i LovebT Woman 1
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i:.,~ ,..:it ?t
uuc wmi eunaiue your
- be uty. Ladies'
Silk and
Washable Sldrt*
waists. :
eady-to-wear hats. Walking
Suits, Odd walking and Tailor ,
made skirts. A beautiful ,
Line of Neckwear.
[.WILLIE LEVY
OiitfUtM** t?? Men Wimen
ami Children. : :
344 Broad St.
\ugusta -Ga.
SusTM^ate^he Advoont*.
PURR DRUGS.
Por the Be
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Cylinder and M
Go to the Old R
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i immons Kf
PAINTS & VARNISHES.
S. F. Pern
Call your attention
stock of Spring ar
Clothing ever sold i
ty and will be sold
lowing low prices:
One lot, $12 suits at $1
One lot,
Men's Pants will g<
next 30 days. Wei
State Shoe, the be*
Call and see us bel
S. F. Pern
BATESBURC, 8.
When in Columbia
that you owe your face
THE JEROME HOTEL
Has the most comf
'Face tenders' in the So
Anything in thoGeneral i
can be fOund at the store c
EL TOIs
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Tennis and
Baseball Goo<
Guns, Ammu!
Etc. Repairii
1334 Main St. Colt
Kidney B
Admen
Murray V Buohu, ('in and Juniper has a d
kidneys and bladder. relie\iit? at onee the dis
the I nek, headache, dark colored, scanty, burn
ing etc., and promptly restoring these jut]
healthy condition.
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