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CHAPTER XXX.
LA GIOIA."
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st, 1907
gling for broad until, by the death of a cousin, I found myself with sufficient to live upon, Though I had no clue as to who may shand was beyond a name, which had most probably been assured, I nevertheless treasured his books, feeling vaguely that some day they might give me a clae. In those years that went by spent Purples and days deciphering day old black Jaffees and translating from the Latin and Italian. They were nearly all works donline with the ancient practier of medicine, bat so there was which dealt with crot poisona. I have it here." Land, unlocking, a drawer in a rosewood cabinet, she took therefrom a big loather-covered tome, written in Latiu apon vellum. There was an all rusted lock of Florentino workmanship upan it, and the loather was worm-eaton and tattered.
This contains the socrat of the
vayana," she woat on, opening i the ponitrans tone before me pc the table. I discovered there that the poison was the only one impossible or detection, had thou it occurred to ane to prepare it and with it strike revenge. Well, although I had bees in London a dozen times in arch of flu man I had once loved, I came again and settled down here, determined to spare no effort to die Legvar hon. Through four whole years I sought him diligently, when at last I was successful. I discovered who and what he was.”
On the following afternoon, in response to a telegrant I had wont to Beryl, shu accompanied me to Highgate to Fame La Ginia. Now that I han 1 such complete svidence of her attempts to pis. did not fear hor, it was detorining
incidate the mystery. Beryl accompanied on rather reluctantly, declaring that with such power as the woman hold our lives were not safe. But I resolved to take her by surprise, and to risk all. After having Hogter I had sought an interview with the detective Bullon, and the by appointment, was so they vicinity at tine Juuso in question, nicompanied by a cuople of plain clothes stbordinates.
We stopped our cab, iu Humpdeal Dane, and descending found that the Bishop's Wood
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Who was ho?" I inquired. The man you know as Major Taltorsoti. Tattersell!" gaspol Bory!. “And he is your husband
Road was asaiscirm thoroughfar offis real name is Ashwicko." AuÌม anti detached henses; the garden of much abutting vpon
cricket-ground in ilus conta
Cont with s Extliti. greanhouse; where geraniuum were putted and stored in winter. On entering the quiet, highly-rospectable crussent, we were not long in discovering a house with the nam Pafcuno inserited in gilt letters upon the gate, while n little furiber along may eyes caught sight of two soavengers, diligently sweplate the road. nl not far away Buken dimself was walking with his back arned towards ine.
Un our 'swmons being responded to, I in quired for Mrs. Turton, and we were shown into the drawing-room-n rather savenly farished apartangas which viản through into the greenhouse, whoreiu stood the rare plant. Hofer had described it minitely url while we waited we hold peered into the greenhouse and examined it. The gas standing in the full sunlight was about two feet high, with brood spredlings loaves of a rich dark gress, and grew in an ordinary flower-pat Half-hidden by the toneses, just as Moofer Iml sail. wo say some sudl grem pils." long and narrow the pads of the fatal vaga
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Most ertainly, slio rojoonded. "I watched his diligently for more than twelve months, aurl discovered that his career had been a most extra ordinary one, and that he was in usociation with a man named Graham-who sputines also called himself Ashwická Sand who was one of the most expert and ingenious forgura won known. Graham was a continent swindle whom the police had for years boon ondeavour. ing to arrest, while the man who was my hue and was known in criminal circles as Thin Major. Their operations in. England. Bal- ginm, and America were on a zast extensive seal, and in the past eight years or so they have amassed a larga fortan, and have end ceecet in entering a very respectable circle of sciety. While leping watek upon my bus sunt's increments I found that ke, one crning a few months ago, went down to Hounslow, and unobservel by him I travelled by the same train. I followed bin to Whit ton, and watched him moet claulesinely a lady who was one of the guests."
"It was myself" Borgi exclaimed, stand-
your
Ere we had time to ex-bango words the dooring atterly dumbfounded by these rorelations of the room spent and there stood before us the dark-Poded figure of
Her Fa Civia. hard face pale wrd xpectant, shuwel in the full tight to that of a woman of perhaps fourty with dark hair. keen swift go, thin checks, and bony features a cougtenance not exactly ugly, litt rather that, of a woman whose beauty had prematurely faded owing to the heavy cares upon heri
I was the first to address her, saying--
I think adam, you are sufficiently well Degesinted with both of us not to oil any formal intration.
Her bow contracted, and her lips stood apart. Tim, withow. hesitation, I full her my name,
Yes, the woman went ei. I was presont at your mooting, although not sufficiently neur to overhear your conversation. By mamer, however, I felt fident that "you were lovers, and then a fiondish suggestion — ons that I now deeply regret-cenrreil tu aus, namely to kill you both by weret mens. With that object I went to the small rustic bridge by the inke, over which I knew you must pass ou you return to the house, both of you having rowed it on your way there, and upon tho handrail I placed the polson I had prepared. I know that if you placed your hand.
npon the rail the poison would at once be absorbed through the skin, und aust prove fatal. My
and that of rug compani»», wlike the light died | euleulations were, however, incormet, for an from her buroworn free, and she stood madtion-inocent my fell victim. Colonel Chetwode lens our pettified.
-We havn conte hore, to you, te seek the ruth of the conspiracy against the plot in which you yourself have taken part. We de ant to know the season of the scoret attempts you fume mudo ngon the lives of both of us."
- Laboa't nadeestand zen,” abe answered with hantene.
To deny it is useless," Iuid determinedly. The invites poison yon have used is the varas, and the only speciran in England hoax- ing fruit starting tubes in your grandsonse." And ne 1 uthored those words I closed the door deling beyond, and locking it, plaend the key in By Ticket.
Her tooth work firmly set. She whined at m and tried to deny my allegation. but so wtfculy was she taken aback by ray sudden denunciation that works failed her. A moment later, howover, taking several paces forward to where we stood. The aried with a sudden outburst of uneqntrollable anger—-..
You-Baryl Wynd-I hate you! I swore that you should die--and you shall you shall
But I stopped between them, frm and deter. innel.
I saw that this woman was a veritable virago, and that now we had cornered her so
nently she was capable of any crinu.
I'donaani to know the truth!" I said in a hard, distinct valer,
You will know nothing from me." she snarled. That woman has betrayed ng!" she able. instinting Baryl.
**Your evil diets aloné lave botrayed you," I responded, and if you decline to tell me any thing of your own free will, then perhaps you. will make a stain, to the police, when put upou your trial for attempted murder."
My trial she gasd, turning pale again. - You think to Trighten me into falling you something-ah ?" she laughol. Ah! you do not know mɔ!
“I know yon saffeiently wall to be aware that you are a clover and ingenions woman." 1 replied. And in this air I entertain a belief that our intrusts my, after all, be rantoul,”
**How?"
It
Tattersatt is your enemy. tes he is ours. was a wild shot, but I recollected bis words that I had overheard in the pack at Whitton. There has been a conspiracy against myself, and this lady here who is my wife.”
Your wito!" she gasped.
I have spoken the truth." I said. "I am hero to learn the details from you. If. on the other hand, you prefer to preserve the secret of your accomplices, I shall domand your arrest without day.
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came down that path, and unconsciously prosp
ing the rail, recojved the sting of death, while
you and your companion, returval by a circuitous route, and did not therefore discover lúm.”
"And is that really the true story of the colonel's death P I asked blankly.
"Yes," she answered, her chin on er breastYou may denounes ne. In a mur deressa murderess!"
There was a long and awkward passe. "Anri van you tell us nothing of our my sterious union and its motive?" asked her,
Nothing!"
!" she responded, shaking hor head. I would fell you all, if I knew, for you, like yeolf, have fallen victions in the hands of Tat- terett and Graham. Only they themselves know the truth. After the tragedy at Whit to Itracod Bery! Wynd to Glovester Square and still believing her to have supplested an in my husband's affections, elled there in the guish of a dressmaker, and while your wife, was absent from the room managed to write a reply to sa fictitions taessage I had brought her from alam. I placed the liquid upon the porce- lain handle of the door on the inside, so that a person on entering would experience uo ill-elect, but on pulling open the door to law wond rocire the full strength of the deadly say ana This again proved ineffectual; therefore, ascertaining that Graliam intended to visit At- warth, I entered there and placed the terrible alkaloid on certain objects in your wife's room,
"With Nors I had a pleasant, careless life, until about two years ago I met the major, unknown to Nora, and afterwords became on friendly tormy with a young man an officer in the Guards, who was his friend. Tattorsett won a large sue from him at cards; and then I saw to my dismay that he had been a tracted only by the mild firtation I had carried on with him, and that he had played in order to please. The major increased my dismay by telling mo that this young man was the son of certain woman who was his bitterest every tho Italiani Wouzen called La Gioia → and that who would wok a turrible revenge upon as beth. This was to frighten me.
My life having been spent in the Couvent, I knew very little of the ways of the world; yat I soon an "anticient of both to know that Tat- termott was an erpart forgor, and that his e- complice Graham was a clover continental thief, who the policy had long been wanting. How I called at the house in Queen's Gate (iardens, and afterwards lost control over my own actions, I have already explained. The mative of our marriage is an absoluta nigga
She stood lifere ins white-faced mal rigid.
It is fortunate that Graham is hero, Shall we seok the truth from him ?" I asked.
"Yes" she respondet. Domand-from him the reason of our mysterious union."
La Giola tenched the boll, gave an order to the servant, and after a few moments of dend silure Gralum stood in the doorway.
*(T), be concluded.)
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ben occupied by him on his previon visit, but which proved to be then copied by yourself."
And that accounts for the mysterious at tacks which we both experienced!" I observed amazed at her confession.
she replied, "I intended to commit murder. I was unaware that Beryl was your wifs, and I have committed an error, which I shall regret through all my life. I can only ask your forgiveness-if you really can for- givi
"I have not yet learnt the whole facts-the motive of our marriage," I answered. "Can yon direct us to either of the men?"
She paused. Then at last auswered→→ "Graham, or the man you know as Ashwicks, is hero in this house, Ho called upon me by appointment this afternoon. If you so desire, I will tell my serviat to ask him in."
But before doing so," cried Boryl excitedly. let me first explain my own position. I, too, um not altogther blameless. The story of my parentage as I have given it yon, Richard, is a fictitious one. I never know my parents. My earliest recollections were of the Convent of the Sacré Coeur at Brunoy, near Paris, where
She was silent. Thus, after further declara- tions of ignarancs, she was driven to desporn- i I spent fourteen years, having tion by any threats of arrest, and at last said in during the latter seven years Nora a hard, husky woice~*
I aust Brast tell you who and what I am My father was an English morchant named Parton who lived in Palermo, and my mother falian. Fiiteen puses ago I was a popular dancer known throughout Italy as La Gioia." While engaged at La Souln Thnutro in Milen I mot an Egilsaman med Ashwicka-
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Not the man whom you know as Taitereott, but another," she ponded, "Te was inter- ested in the secult scitness, apparently wealthy. and much marad of us. In the six months of our courtship Urew to love han madly, and the result was that we wore married at the Municipio in Man, which stands eastly opposite the cutrane to the theatra. A month after wards, however, he decamped with my jewels and the whole of the money I had saved, learing behind him is his mûy personal possessions a "box containing some are old vellu books which he had purchased aoraewhere down in the old Tascan towns, and of which I had brou extre- ruely careful. Al frat I could not believe that he could have treated as thus, after all his pro fession of loro, but aa tho weeks passed and ho dict not return Islowly realised the truth that I had been duped and deserted. It was then that
I made a vow of revengé.
"Ten callose yours passed, and my personal beauty having faded, 1 sras compelled to remain wn the stage, accoptingimonial' parts and strug-
the daughter of a Scotch ironmaster. my own parents tho Sisters declared they knew nothing, and as I grew up they con- staatly tried to persuade ao to take the veil. Nara, my best friend. left the convent, returned to England, and two years afterwards married Sir Henry; whereupon she generously uffered me a place in her house as companion." She is no relation, but knowing my suscepti- bilities, nad in order that I should not be looked upen as a paid companion, she gave out that wo were cousins. Hence I was acceptail as suchí everywhere.
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10. A pictorial device representing a sheel ing with a Chinese figure upen its back, pesend- ing the cheeling are two Chinese girls, each holding abonner, in the rear of the shoeling is 2 Chinese woman holding a flag with the Chinese dragon impressed upon it in the nano of the said WM, MEYERINK & CO. and W. & C. DUNLOP, who claim to be the Sole Proprietors thereof?
The TRADE MARKE bave been by the Applicants in respect of the following goods respectively, in the following classes respec tively, víz-In respect of Calton Pless Gloda of all kinds in Class 24 and in respect of cloths of wool, worsted or hair in Class 34.
Facsimiles of such Tape MARKS can be seen at the office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong.
Dated the 20th day September, 1000,
DEACON & HASTINGS. Solicitons for Applicants.
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