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BY

WILLIAM LE QUEUX.

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CHAPTER XIV.

A THEORY,

Half an hour later I stood beside the body of Colonel Chetwode, making a complete and thorough examination.

After its discovery it had been carried to one of the dressing-rooms, and lay there cold and rigid, upon the mattresses of a small iron bed stasel. It was still clothed just as it had been found, for the local police had given orders that it should not be touched before the arrival of the detectives from headquarters.

The body was that of a tall thin man with aquiline refined features, about sixty or so, with iron-grey hair and moustache, and a brow lined with care and suxiety. His ning clothes, wet and muddy, in the broad light of day gave the corpso a disreputable, neglected an pearance, which was rendered even more strik ing by his dishevelled hair and moustacho sant- ted with dried mad.

Ballen was alone with 108, his companions being at the spot where the bedly had been found, and as I had proceeded to draw up the blind and examine the wound in the dead man's scalp, he stood by in silence, watching my examination.

The wound near the base of the skull was, I found to say surprise, quite a superficial ous. By its appearance I saw that this police doctor had probed it, and quickly found that the injury was not of such a nature as to have cancel death.

Woll Bullon asked naxiously. do you make out of it, Doctor P

What

**At present, I can only my that death was not caused by that wound," I responded.

Thon how, is your opinion was the crine committed? What, do you suppose, was the weapon used?" he asked

At present I'm unable to say." I responded. "The natural conclusion is that it was caused bra blow from a life-preserver; yet a round knet could never have inflicted such a wound I incline to the opinion that the wound might have been caused by falling from the Iritiga upen the rough stones below."

By the aid of my probe I satisfied myself that the bone was not fractured, as it would have been by n deliberate blow dealt from behind. The nature of the wound, indeed, was very much as if it had men caused by the unfortunate men's head coming into contact with some sharp stone.

Then, after very careful investigation, last- ing over half-an-hour, during which I took a number of accurate measurements which might be used later in the identification of the weapon,

I came to the ruther vague conclusion that the vezimo had been committed not by a blow, but

by hurling the victim from the little bridge,

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I recollected how the man who went straight to his death had so nearly discovered me peer

With me in the drawing room. Ahi hère he comen and at that momaut a thin, dark haired, wall set up young man entered, oyeing

to into the long window was in lawore with an inquiring glanes,

Ah, ug she said quickly. "I ance of his absence unifl-until my maid awoke me at a quarter past five this morning and told me of the awful discovery

This, then, was my wife's lover thre Briefy the widow explained who we were. und in reply to Bullen's questions the dead She parsed her lips very slightly. The al-man's son describeil how his father a managed most imperceptible movement aroused my to slip out nuobserve, and how his absencs had suspicion. I had been told that she was on bad passed unnoticed until the awful discovery had terms with the dot man, and prolably that been made in the morning. had prejudiced me against her.

en he went out without your knowledge! Will kindly tell me how you spent the evening

How I spent the evening " she asked with a slight start.

I mean how yon all spent tho evening," he said, correcting himself. You hail guests here, I understand.”

Yes; we had quite a number of people, and after dinner, as usual, the men played billiarda and smoked, while we women remained in the drawing-room. About half-past nine the mon joined us, a couple of dances were played, sume songs were sung, and the evening passed with

out further event as far as I am aware,"

"But your husband 7

Well, about half-past ten he came to me, said that ho was not fooling very well, therefore he should go to his room. He told me to ask the others to excuse him if they missed him, and then he left."

You have no suspicion that he bar any enemy, I suppose the detective asked

None whatever. The terrible affair is a most profound mystery."

we must

You," said Bullon, reflectively, his grey nyes fixed upon those of the widow. It's a mystery

ast try and solve." "I hope you will." the poung man exclaimed. My father has fallen beneath the hand of some cowardly assassin concealed in thous bushes down by the lake-ho was the victim of the revenge of some person unknown."

- What makes you think the motive was re venge?" inquired the detective, quick to seent any clue.

The widow and her stepson exchanged rapid glances. I was watching, and it occurred to me that some secret understanding existed between them. My friend of the Red Lion had declared that they were enemies, but to me it certainly appeared as though they were noting in com pleto accord.

"And you never again saw him alive ?" "No she faltered. When I saw himly. I moraly suppose, that

"O" responded Cyril Chetwode, rather lame. What other again it was down in the ball. Some men were carrying him in-dead! Oh, it's awful! I-Imotive could there be can't realise it!" and ske burst into a torrent of tears.

It certainly is a most painful affair,, said Bullon sympathetically, but we are striving our utmost to solve the mystery. Therefore, I trust you will forgive me for seeking this in- terview Whatever information you can give as will assist us very materially in our inquiries."

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I don't think I can tell you anything more," declared the distressed woman. The others can describe to you the finding of my poor husband on the edge of the lake."

"Revenge for what P

"Ah! If we only knew the reason it would not be difficult to find the murderer," auswand the tan who loved my wife. It may be that me person sought revenge for an imagined grievance."

"But why was the colonel walking at that lonely spot at that hour? He must have had an object. It looks suspiciously as though he went to keen a secret appointment. Tho excuse that he was ill seems to have been made with a view to secur- ing his room from any intrailers who might dis-

turb him."

He may have kept an appointment," his wou replied. "But only he himself could tell as the

truth."

But what is your theory? Do you believe that the nuvonnement that he was not feeling well was a mere excuse for ulsones?"

The detective acquiesced, and after some fur- Ah, that I cannot tell!" she responded, "The house was locked up at midnight, and it was either conversation, in which I joined, he rose, dent that he was out then, for this morning; all and passing through into the library commenced * examination of the papers lying on the writ- the doors were bolted, and the windows were found fastened just as the servants had left ing-table. With my rival in the affections of the woman who was my wife I unsisted hint, while the them.

widow stood behind as watching, her face pale and auxions, and her nervous hands trembling. She was in fear. Of that I felt absolutely convinced. But what discovery did she thread?"

While we were bending, examining the con- tents of one of the drawers which were fall of papers relating to the colonel's duty as a Justic of the Peace, for it was here that he performed his judicial work, lúk widow stood behind me, and with a quick movement side up to her stop on. Next instant it ocenvred to me that she had passed something to him; but pretend-

ap

Were

Well he said, that shows that he wout out before the house was locked any of the other guests out in the park P

Not to my knowledge," she replied, after a second's hesitation. Of course the men went out upon the drive in front of the house, and walked up and down to smoke, as they often do in summer, proferring the open air to the close ness of the smoking-room, after thinner.

"From your statement it would almost ap. pear as thongh your husband went out to keep some secret appointment, Have you any. Ans. picion that he had arranged to meet anyone?ing to be engrossed in the papers 1 made no

"None whatever."

"And he had never mentioned to you by single person with whom he was at enalty"

"Never."

"I presume that most of the guests who were

All have left. I am practically alone."

below which he had been found. I had seen my bad scalp wounds at Guy's due to assault and accident, but mover one which to the pre-here last night have since left? fessional eye presented so many curious features. "Do you believe that death was instantaneous?"" "I am not certain," I responded. There is „no injury to the spinal column which could have caused death. He was, without doubt, pirioned from behind at the moment he had orassed the foot-bridge, and thrown backward, rolling down the bank into the lake." His shirt-stud las

romarked the gone, deteolive. “That looks like robbery."

in

"I don't think so," I answered.

Why not

"Well, do you notice a long green mark there?" Issid, poiming to the limp shirt-front.

We may

* I shall be glad if, sa soon us you can do sa, you will kindly make me out a list of your guests; together with their addresses, not require it. In this matter we must not overlook a single peint.”

But surely you don't suspect any of them!" she exclaimed quickly.

We suspect us one at present," he respond ed. But in order to prosecute our inquiries satisfactorily, it is necessary to know exactly who was in the house at the time of the tragedy."

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"Oh! of course, of coures!" she said. "I will "You see that it runs straight across the stud- make out the list and let you have it in the hole. By that I fool ssanted there **Excellant," the datactive said.

robbery.”

I soe the mark" Ballon

answered, but at the same time. I don't quite see your argument." That mark was made by a dump branch or bramble. When he fell be tumbled backward into the bushes, and crashing through, then rolled into the water One of the branches caught his shirt-stud and broke it ost., li vou bava a strict search made you will find it goma-

wler about where he fell. His watch and chain and ring pre still upon him, you will notice

of an hour if that will do."

"Kindly

sign that I had observed their rapid exchange. almly, after a faw moments,

Have you found anything who inquired

nothing, unfortunately." Bullore re- sponded. And thon having sarched the room from top to bottom, suggested a move to the colonel's bedroom.

Hare the search both of the clothes in his

wardrobe and of the room wherein he usually slept likewise proval fruitles. After twenty minutes or so, however, I contrived, while the others wero busy turning over the dead man's effects, to slip back to the library Young Chetwode hud, at the moment when the suspicious movement had been made behind me, stood with his back to the black marble mantelshelf, and it was to examine that that I returned. While doing so, I suddenly found a crack between the wall and the upright marble support where the plaster had dried out by the heat of the winter fires, and peering with

in saw something concealed there.

With the aid of my scarf-pin I managed to make the list complete."

pick it out, and found that it was an un- ounted photograph that had been crumpled "Certainly," she ans "od. Then she added in the hand and was dirty. Ms. Chetwode hesitatingly: "I scarcery like to think ill of had managed to seize it before we could discover those who have accepted my hospitality."

it, and her step-son had concealed it in that in- ho “Quite natural,”

responded. they all old friends!"

genious hiding place. "Oh, yes. All of them."

"But wers

appeared to give entrance to the library, saying: Bullen glanced across to a half-open door which

you will permit us, we will examine the I quite understand your theory he rea colonel's papers. They may give us some club. ponded. I will order notre search to be made. It is just possible that he received a letter maak. for it is an important point whether the murdering the appointment in the park." was done by thieves whom he discovered upon hits 1perty. It might have beon that burglars think be quite at liberty to act just as you were lurking there, and he having disturbed -緊蛇园区。 them they killed him in order to prevent him from raising the alarra."

You are

she answered, with perfect frank-

He thanked her and then tactfully turmeil the conversation back to the events of the

I sprend it out, hat the picture I gazed upon was both startling and glastly: It was a por- her face expressionless, her eyes closed. trait of Beryl my love, supported by pillows, The hideous truth was plain. The photo- graph had been taken after death! (To be continued.).

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previous night. Itraight have been owing to the prejudice which I entertained towards her. but somehow she seemed anxious to avoid any remark regarding the period immediately pre- | DANGEROUS SHOAL TO EASTWARD

I sourcely think that, Largued. If they were burglars they would not have attacked him from behind without any alterior motive. They would siturily have remained in hiding' "...

"But how do you account for him wandering ceding the tragedy. Naturally » wife whose about the at that hoor?" asked the deteo-husband has been foally assassinated in

nor so mysterious would look back in horror

***That point can only be cleared up by his

widow," I exolaimed. "I think we should see Mrs Chatwala without delay,

With this suggestion he agreed, and having rearranged the body. I left it to the police-sur- to make his post-mortom. I was errions to know the nature of the evidence the surgeon would place before the coroner, for I felt as sured that his opinion met differ from mine

Out in the (cortizor we met the butler, by whom Bullen sont, his card to the widow with

plainly that he had been crying, but whose improvised mourning became her well. She

pas past erents. But in some strange is definite way she seemed to hold our presence in dress. Not that her replies were in the least prevaricatory or hesitating. She was perfectly frank and open; nevertheless, by her manner, she betrayed some deeper knowledge than she would admit.

Balien, not slow to notice this, continned to ply her with questions, in order to obtain fur

her details of how the hours after dinner had been spent

well p

t

the request that she would grant us an inter-Who saw your husband last?" he inquired.

"I don't know for certain. I believe it was Ten minutes later we were received in the morning zoom by a pale, fair-haired, rather one of the guests Mr. Durrant, with whom file woman the redness of whoss ered he had played billiards."

"After he had complained toyou of not feeling

No. He played billiards before." was perhaps thirty, certainly not more, rather answered, then readily added: "On leaving me. handsome, with an air of locnost za he returned to the billiard-room to fetch his slightly i ockney accent in her folde which bold ciga case. It was then he wished Mr. Durrant me that she was not quite to well bred as one might have supposed the mist of Willon good-night.

to have been

Bullen apologized for being intrude upon her privacy, but erni WILA 11606ssary to duske

the painful fair, and he would

it a favour if the conic dusver fun tions.

To this she assented fla

to

she

Did he tell him also that he was unwell ?" Yes, I believe so. But Mr. Durant sent a card of sympathy to my room, and left witheat uiries into seeing me. I therefore only know this by hear

Bay from the servants."

före esteem

You have a stepsun-Lieutenant Chotwode.

br bwo quess Where was he

sipi, saking us

be seated, rank intë sipaine shai

The detectiva had net introdue

fore she no doubt believed me to be an emi

of Scotland Yard, like himelt. **

Have you an idea of the hour. Then the

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