The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 15, 1915, Page SIX, Image 6
I The Million D<
I By HAROLD
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Illustrated from Scenes it
Same A'ome by the That
(Copyright, 1914, by
This, fourteenth episode of the interesting
serial story, will be shown
in motion pictures at the Casino
Theatre tonight.)
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CHAPTER XIV.
Norton Makeo a Discovery.
Perhaps the most amusing phase of
the secret agent's discomfiture was the
fact that neither Jones nor Florence
had the least idea what had happened.
Florence' regretted a hundred times i
during the evening that she had not
gone out to the summer house. It
might really have been her father. Her i
regret grew so deep in her that just !
before going to bed she confessed to
Jones.
"You received a letter of that sort
and did not show it to me?" said
Jones, astonished.
"You warned me never to pay any
attention to them."
"No; 1 warned you never to act
upon them without first consulting
me. And wo mieht have mnrir* n run.
ture! My child, always show me tlicso
things. I will advise you whether to
tear them up or not."
".Jones, I believe you are going a
little too far," said Florence haughtily.
"It might have been my father."
"Never in this world, Miss Florence.
Still, 1 bog your pardon for raising
my voice. What 1 do and have done
is only for your own sake. There are
two tilings I wish to impress upon your
mind before 1 go. This can be made
n comedy or a terrible tragedy. You
have already had a taste of the latter; i
and each time you escaped because
God was good to us. Hut he is rarely
kind to thoughtless people. They have
to look out for themselves. I am acting
under orders; always remember
that."
"Forgive me; I acted wrongly. Hut
I'm bo weary and tired of this eternal
suspicion of everybody and everything.
Can't 1 go somewhere, some
place where I can have rest?"
"If I thought for a single moment
it was possible to take you thousands
of miles from this spot, it would be
done this very night. Rut this is our
fortress. So far it has been impregnable.
The police are watching it;
?uid that prevents a general assault
by the scoundrels. If we tried to
leave we would be followed; and they
play that game exceedingly well. Now, .
good-night. We'll have you out of all
this doubt and suspicion one of these
days. There will not be any past;
that will be lopped off as you'd lop a
limb from a tree."
"Please let it be quick. 1 want to
see my father."
Jones' eyes sparkled. "And you !
have my word that he wants to see I
you. Put 1 dare not tell you."
"Do you think would object to !
Mr. Norton?" she c.^ked, studying the
rug.
in v.nai capacity?" no countered,
forcing her hand.
"Ah?as a husband?" bravely.
Jones in turn studied the patterns
in the rug. "It is only natural for a
father to ft ;.k hi h for his daughter's
husband. Put, after ah, an honest
man is wor 'n an much an anything I
know of. And Norton is honest and
loyal and brave."
"Thank vcu, Jonus. 1 Intend to',!
marry hi: 1 when the time cornea; so j!
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you may as well prepare father for
this eventuality."
"There is- an old adage?"
But she interrupted him. "Tf you
have a new adage, lones, I shouldn't
mind hearing it. But I'rff only just
out of school, whore old adages are (
served from soup to pudding. Goodnight."
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And Jones went to the rear of the !
house, chuckling, ; (
In the passing'it might well be ob- j
served that the Ilargreave house had
a remarkable menage. There was a
gardener, a. cook, and a maid; nnd the
three of tin m reported to .Jones each
night before going to bed. They were
all three detectives from one of the
greatest organizations in America.
Finding themselves unable to lure
Florence away from the environs of
the Hargreavo home, the Black Hundred
set some new machinery in motion.
Thep proposed to rid the house
of every one in it by a perfectly logical
device. But the first step in this
new move was going to be extremely
delicate and risky. It was no small
adventure to enter the ilargreave
home; and yet this must be done. So
.finally "Spider" Beggs was selected
for the work. The man could practically
walk over crockery without causing
a sound; he could climb a house
by the window ledges; and he could
hold his breath like those professional
tank swimmers.
Three or four nights after the Paroff
fiasco, Jones started the rounds,
putting out the lights, lie left tnu
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one in the hall till the last, for it w
his habit, after having turned off tl
light, to stand by the door for seve
minutes, watching. One never cov
tell.
On the other hand, "Spider" Hep
never approached a house till an he
after the lights went out. Perse
were likely to move about for soi
minutes later; they might want son
thing to eat, a drink of water. So
remained hidden behind the sumn
house till long after midnight. Wta
at last he i'i it assured that all in t
llargreave house were asleep,
moved out cautiously. Hoth his futv
and his pocketbook depended up
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All His Care ar.d Skill.
the success of this venture. It to
him ten minutes to crawl from t
summer house to the veranda, and
have detected this approach Join
had he been watching, would ha
needed a searchlight. Beggs hugg
the lattice work for another ten m
utes and then drew himself up a
wriggiea to one ot the windows. He
was an operation that needed all 1
care and skill; to lift this window wi
out sound. Hut he was an old ha
and windows with ordinary locks we
playthings under his deft touch. 1
raised the window, stepped over t
sill into the library, and crouch
down. He did not close Hie windo
house thieves never do. They lea
windows and doors open, becau
sooner or later they have to rna
their escape that way.
Presently he stood up, flashed 1
torch, found the library shelves, a
tiptoed toward them, lie then select
three cr four volumes, opened the
at random i d laid neat packages
money between the leaves, It \\
not r?al money, but only a bank cle
could have told that. This done,
moved toward the window again.
".ufop! ' . a.id Jcros ooictly.
"Spider" T'-' gasped ft wa J I
unexpected; bed at the : a. time i
most iuKtiuct.. - lv p',u :go.i boa
long through tl window, and the b\
let which Howod ni; pod a lock
liis hair. He. himself off tl
verauda and scurried across the law
zigzag fas'.:. ..t. Hut no more bulic
followed.
Jones turned on the lights and i
vestigatcd the room but h< could n
find anything disturb d and natural
came to the cone!;:-ion that the i
Iriider had been int rrupted before
had begun his we; k. He turned <
(he lights a.r.d far en tb" ma..lor pr
of the light. Nothing more hapmuv
Florence came down, but he sent h
back to bod, < xplaining that some o
h.ad attempted to enter tlie house a
he had taken a shot at him.
"Spider" Foggs had a letter to wrl
He was in high feather. He h
tackled a ditlicr.lt job ami had cot
away without a scratch. Hut he h
the misfortune to write his letter
the secret service officials in a ho
often frequented by Norton. And
.1 iin, on finishing his own letter, blott
it and casually glanced at the blott
A single word caught bis eve I mi
an alert newspaper man, always on t
hunt for stork a. ho examined the bl
ler with care. It was an easy matt
for him to read writing backwa
having fooled away many an hour
the composing rooms. The word whl
had awakened the reportorial sen
hi him was "counterfeit." He h<
the blotter toward the mirror a
voad enough to satisfy himself tl
the Hlack Hundred had become actl
once more Ami this was one of t
best ideas they had yet conceived.
Hargreave had always b^n ^or
thing of a : '-J.:-;/ to his ueihiLo
Where ho had lived in other days wa
"t; unknown: neither had any one the r?
raotcst idea from what source hi
riches had been obtaineu. And notl
ing was known of Jones or the daugl
tor. It was a very shrewd metho
of clearing every one out of the hous
and leaving it to be examined at leis
pre. And he had fallen upon thi
thing; he, Norton, all because hi
tailor had written him a sharp not
about his bill and he had been prt
voked to reply in kind! Counterfel
money. There was quite a flurry thes
days over certain issues of spuriou
paper. It was so good that only e:
( perts could detect it. There were tw
jJl plates, one for a ten and another for
twenty. For a while he was pulled b<
as tween duty and love. Well, It woul
lat n n 1 V niinMinr I < 4 " ""? - *
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ral 1 to the general story when he publishe
it. lie started out to Riverdale to a<
quaint Jones with the discovery.
!8a "Humph!" said Jones; "not a ha
nir idea this. So that's what the snea
na was doing here last night. I've bee
: wondering and wondering. Let's hav
ie" a look."
*ie Tie went through the books a?nd a
101 length came across the three volume*
011 These hold a thousand in excellen
counterfeit.
"Mighty good work that. Wha
11' are you going to do?" asked the rt
011 porter.
~~\ Jones rubbed his chin reflectively.
"Ilow long may a counterfeiter b
sent up?"
"Anywhere from ton to twent;
years."
"That will serve. My toy, thi3 tin
we'll go and take Mr. Black Hur
clrc d right in his cubby hole.
"You know where it is?"
"Every nook and corner of it. Nov
| you go at once to the chief of the locn
branch of the secret service and i-u
? the matter to him frankly. I, Floi
once, Susan, and the rest of us inus
hr m rTUr.
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$ llevo that, the house is empty. They']
rove about fruitlessly and will returi
i to their den to report the success o
the coup. All the while you am
? some detectives wilt be in hiding up
?:: stairs, dictagraph and all that. Whoi
$ the time comes you will follow. Thi
will not reach the heads, perhaps, bu
v- it will demoralize tlio organization ii
J such a way as to make it helpless fo
& several months to come. There is i
4. tunnel from the stables to this house.
$ "What, a tunnel?"
"Yes, Mr. Hargreave had it bttil
^ several years ago. I den't know v. ha
x bis idea was; possibly he anticipate!
tan event like this. You and your mei
will find entrance by this method
It can be done without exciting th<
ec* suspicions of the watchers."
"Looks as if my yarn wasn't goini
to be delayed so long after all. Jones
you ought to have been in the secre
ho service yourself." admiringly.
to Jones smiled and shrugged. "I an
es, perfectly satisfied with my lot?o
ve ! would be if the Black Hundred couh
e'* be wiped out of existence."
m" "I'll see the secret service people a
nt* once. 1 stand in well with them all."
>re "And good luck to you. We'll nee<
good luck."
Norton was welcomed cordially b;
n(* the chief. The secret service mei
>r0 trusted-him and told him lots of talei
that never saw light on the printei
pagp. The reporter went directly t<
et* the point of his story, without elabora
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vo him the original letter.
"Norton, I've been after this gnn?
,;e of counterfeiters for months and thej
are clover beyond words. I've neve;
been able *o got anywhere near tlieb
1U* J presses. And for a moment I though
a th'3 note was from a squealer. I've
n* a cloven in.en scouring the country
of They find the bogus notes, but nevoj
as :lc ?mf who pass 1 hem. You see
rH- it's new stu (. I know what all tin
old I :"^rs are at; but none of then
' has n .a a hand in this issue. Som<
j foreigners 1 take it, under the leader
sr> ; ship of .. man I'd vary much Msg u
i know. Now, what's your scheme'/"
', Jim outlined it briefly.
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, "It all depends," said the chic.'
pf I "upon tho fact that they will bo ira
10 path ht. If they have the ability tc
b : wait. we lose. But we can aflord tc
ta risk the chance The man v.ho wrote
this letter is not a counterfeiter, lick
in- an old yeggnum. We haven't ho arc
ot anything of him lately. We tried tc
'y ( r hiip. on a post cflice job, but
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he I Anyhow, I'll draw him in somehow."
>>T "There'll he some oxeit. menl."
rt "We're used to that; you too. AV
"J. we've got to do Is to locate this'mar
er HcggB. There are signs of spite in thh
ne J letter. Very well piayed, ii you wan1
nd my opinion. What's this HIack Hun
i dred?"
te. "I'm not at liberty to tell just yet
ad it's a strange game; half political
ne half blackmail. It's a pretty strop;
ad organization. Hut If they're back o
to i this counterfeiting, there's u lim
tel ! chance of landing them all."
so Hero the chief's assistant came in
od "Out Hoggs on the wire. Says he'l
er. I conduct you to the home if you'l
nJ> j promise him immunity for some othe
i offenses."
i "Tell him he shall have Jmmunit
^er on the word of the chief. Hut als
r(l? say that he must come to see me i
it* person."
ch "All right, sir."
,3<i i "I don't believe it would be wis
for Hoggs to see me here. I gave hi:
n(l \ good send-off?Sing Sing?five ycai
| ago. lie may recollect," said Nortoi
vo "Suit yourself about that. Onl;
keep In communication with me l<
<c,r phone and I'll tip you off as t
ft?- when the raid rhall take place. Luck
ra- you came iu. 1 should have honest!
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i- rone there and arrested innoc
I c ople, and tliev would have hac
devil of a time explaining. It wo
r have taken them at least a week
1 clear themselves. That would lc;
t th3 house empty all that time."
Norton did not reply, but he
t the blotter away carefully. Th
was no getting away from the ft
1 but the god of luck was with him.
i "Po you know what's back of
f all?"
1 "1 can't tell you any more thai
i- have," said Norton.
"Then 1 pass. I know you v
s enough. If you've made up your m
t not to talk a man couldn't get a
i thing out of you with a can-open
r And that's why we trust you, my b
i Don't forget the telephone.*'
"1 shan't, so iong."
That same night Hraine paid i
Russian woman a brief visit,
t "I think that here's where we
j forward. The secret service will r
t the house tomorrow and then for
I few days we'll roam about as we ha
3 please. I'm hanged if I don't lu
every plank torn up and all the wg
y. pulled down. More and more I'm c
( vinced that the money is in tl
t house."
"Don't be too confident," wari
i Olga. "So many times have we b(
r tripped up when everything seemed
1 our hands. The house should
guarded but not entered for a c
t or two; at least not till after the r;
is cold. I'm beginning to see tn
j everywhere."
j "Nonsense! Leave It to me. 1
1/ shan't Ktirk nnr hoaHa inolrln u
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i greave house till we are dead cert
3 that it is absolutely empty. 01
1 you're a gem. I don't think Rus
3 will bother us for awhile. Eh? Par
. will not dare tell how he was ill
] flammed. The least he can do to si
his own skin is to say that we ;
r fully capable of taking care of o
i selves."
r Olga laughed. "To think of
r writing a note like that! Florei
t would have recognized?and no doi
i ih'd?a palpable attempt to play
eld game twice."
"Mow does she act towmls yen?'
"Cordial as ever; and yet . . ."
* "Yet what?"
i "1 thought her an ordinary sch
? girl, and yet every once in a while s
. makes wl.at you billiard players i
> a professional shot. What matt
; So 1 cng as they do not shut the di
I in my face, I ask nothing more, i
do you *:,ant my opinion? 1 feel i.
? mv bones that something will
wrong tomorrow.''
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> "Good lord, are you losing v
, nerve? ' cried Braine impatiently.
i secret service has the warning; t
1 ,ilnd th.c green stuff, and Jones &
> will meg off to the police station. ).
t ihere'll be a week of red tape bef
they are turned loose again. The
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uinto Hargreave's finances and
! /hat. Wi ll have all the security
i the world to find out if the mo
! is in the house or not. Why worr
i i "It's only the way 1 feel. Th
t is something uncanny in the rcgu
ity of that girl's good luck."
II "Ah, but we're not after her t
time; it's the whole family."
"The servants too?"
X "Everybody in tho house will
f under suspicion."
a "And can you trust Beggs?"
"Ilia life is in the hollow of
i. hand. You can always trust a n
1 when you hold the rope that's aro;
I his neck."
Still the frown did not leave Ok
>r
brew. With all her soul she Ion,
to he out of this tcnglo. It had
v
looked so easy at t'io start; yet h
o
they wore, wee .is later, no furt
forward Cu.n at the beginning, i
add'd to this they had paid much
o liver: and money. Well, if she wo
n be tool enough to love this man i
s must abide with the ronspniiem
i. She wanted him all by herself, out
yt danger, in a far country. He mi
v tire, but she knew in her heart t
o she never would. This was her <
v great passion, and while her mi
v of living was not as honest as mi
Rbe, her love was honest enough ana uu
swerving, though it was not glldet
by the pleasant fancies of youth.
? "Of what are you thinking?" h<
hB asked when he concluded that th<
? pause had been long enough.
m "You."
P? "H'rii. Complimentary?"
"No; Just ordinary everyday love/
ft] "Ah, Olga, why the dehce must you
m go and fall in love with a bundle ol
ggfl ashes like myself? Ashes and bittei
H ashes, too. Sometimes 1 regret. But
M the regretting only seems tc make
H me all the more savage. What opium
H and dope are to other men, dangei
Bj and excitement are to me. It is not
BE written that 1 shall die in bed. 1 have
B told you that already. There is nc
M other woman-?now. And I do love yoi
I after a fashion, as a man loves a com
rade. Walt till this dancing bout is
over and I may talk otherwise. Anc
now I am going to shake hands anc
hobnob with the elite?beautiful word!
jHB And while 1 how and smirk and cracl
23 witticisms, I and the devil will be
m chuckling in our sleeves. But this
||J I'll tell you, while there's a drop oi
blood in my veins, a breath in mj
j|g body, I'll stick to this fight if onlj
to prove that I'm not a quitter."
lie caught her suddenly in his arms
kissed her, ran lightly to tho door
&9 and was gone before she could re
cover from her astonishment.
^ The affair went smoothly, without
a hitch. Norton and his men gained
?>$ the house through (lie tunnel without
_ilii attracting the least attention. The
Black Hundred, watching the front
and rear of the house, never dreamed
that there existed another mode oi
ent entrance or that there was a secret
1 a cabinet room.
uld Half an hour later tho head of the
to secret service, accompanied by liis
ive men, together with "Spider" Hoggs,
who was in high feather over his sue
put cess, arrived, demanded admittance,
ero and went at the front of the business
ict, at once.
"Your name is Jones," began the
it chief
The butler nodded, though his face
i I evinced no little bewilderment at the
appearance of these nk?n.
ell "What is it you wish, sir?"
ind "l am from the secret service and
ny- I have it from a pretty good source
n r. Ilv.t ; lipn? is; cniniton'i i! nmnnu liidclor
oy. in this house. More than tli.it, I can
put my hand 011 the very place it is
hidden."
the "That is impossible, sir," declared
Jones indignantly,
go "I'm an old hand, Mr. Jones. It
aid will not do you a bit of good to put
a on that bold front."
illv Heggs smiled. How was I10 to know
ive that this was a comedy set especially
ills for his benefit?
on- "1 should like to see that money,"
hat said Jones, not quite so bravely.
"Come with me," said the secret
ied service man. "Where's the library?'
>en i "Beyond that door, sir."
in The chief beckoning to his men
be entered the library, went directly tc
lay a certain shelf, extracted three vol
aid umes, and there lay tho money lr
ips three neat packages.
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y'U "Rut it is all utterly impossible
al' Kir! 1 know nothing of that monej
hi nor how it got there. It's a plot,
ney declare on my oath, sir, that I an
y?" innocent, that Miss Florence and he
ore companion know nothing about it.
lar- "You will have to tell that to th
federal judge, sir. My duty is to tak
hi:; you all to the station. It would b
lust as well 11 nf (n eo*r nntillil..
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Sir."
fro "Very well; but some one Bhal
smart for this outrage."
"That remains to bo seen," was th
my t'-rso comment of the secret servic
man.
i?:<i lie led his prisoners away directl}
Norton and his men had to wait fa
;a's into the night. The Black Hundrei
Ked did not intend to make any mistak
all this time by a hasty move. At quarte
ore after ten they descended. Braine wa
her not. with them. This was due to th
and urgent request of Olga, who still ha
i in her doubts. The men rioted about th
V!](] house, searching nooks and corner*
she examining floors and walls, openln,
;ea. books, pulling out drawers, but the;
of found nothing. They talked freelj
ght however, and the dictagraph regh
hat terml every word. The printing plant
ane which had so hcig doled discover}
ode was in th" cr i: r of the house occi
ght' : led by the Black Hundred. Nortoi
| and his men determined to follow and1 ?
1 | raid the building. And the reporter
promised himself a good front page
5 story without in any way conflicting
* with his promises to Jone3.
Events came to pass as they expected.
The trailing was not tbo easiest thing.
Norton know about where the building
was, but he could not go to it di1
rectly. He was quite confident that
f its entrance was identical with that
which had the trap door through which
' he had been flung that memorable
1 day when he had been shanghaied.
' When they reached the building he
* warned the men to hug the wall to the
L stairs. The trap yawned, but no one
* was hurt. They scampered up the
} stairs like a lot of eager boys; broke
1 the door in?to find the weird executive
chamber dark and empty and an
J acrid smoke In their nostrils. This ^
latter grew stilling as they blundered
about In the dark, llv luck Norton
found the exit and caUed to the men
1 to follow. They saw Beggs at the top
* of the stairway and called out to him
i to surrender. He held up his hands
f and the stairs collapsed. Real tiro
' burst out and Norton and his companr
ion had a desperate battle with llame
and smoke to gain the street.
' Tho fire was put out. finally, but
' there was nothing in tho ruins to proved
that th u'e had been a counterfeiting
don there. There was, however, at I
' least cue condoling feature: in the fa- I
' t Black ^Jundr d would have I
to !'.! ! their sta^clmmber elsewhere. I
It was checkmate; or, rather, it was I
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Office in Piatt Drug Co. .
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ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
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CHAS. R. SCARBOROUGH,
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Sink and other Bathroom
and repairs on hand at alii . .
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