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HONGKONG

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THE**

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INTIMATIONS

HONGKONG GUN CLUB.

TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 9îî AUGUST.

THERE will be TWO COMPETITIONS

for CUPS to be shot for during the Afternoon between 4 and 7 r.m., which will be presented by the Club as Coronation Cups.

Competitors to be divided into Two Classes nccording to their Keswick Cup Handicaps, as shall be decided by the llandicapping Committee

One up for each Class. Full conditions to be arranged later on.

¡A TURNER, *-

Hon. Secretary, Hongkong, 8th August, 1982.

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PURES SATURDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1902

PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

THE SEVEN SECRETS,

BY

WILLIAM LE QUEUX (Author of Purple and Fine Liron," Whose

· Flodeth n Wife," --The Court of Hanour,"

If Sinners Entice Thes, &c., ka).

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CHAPTER VI.

IN WHICH I MAKE A DISCOVERY,

Having explained who I was, I followed the meu in and msisted them in making a careful and miante examination of the plues.

Search for the weapon with which the crime bad been committed provedi fruifices; hence it was plain that the murderer had carried it away. There were no

that the blow had been

Not much, in Six-forty-night walks out Thant's rangs very attungs", remarke (been waiting for, to secretly examatue the clue with the cook, I've heard. She's a respectable the inspector, turning to us.

"We must make | I had obtained. woman. Her father's a lighterman at Kew

an exquivation and satisfy ouroivus." Bridge. I know 'em all here by sighs, of course.

The point was one that was most important But there's nothing against them to my know the condust of the enquiry. If all doors and ledge, and I've been constable in this sub-windows were still lockel, then the a«ZHA division for eighteen yours."

was one of that stage.

household.

The man--what's his name →→ Short. Do you know him ***.

Tas, sit. I've often seen him in the Star and Garter at Kew Bridge."

Drinks"

Not much, sir. He was fired over at Brentford rix months ago for letting a dog-go armuzzled. His greatest friend is one of the

most respectable fallow." gardeners at the Palace-a man named Burford,

Then there's no saspielen of anyone, dissatisfaction. In criminal mysteries the yet remarked the inspector, with an air of police often bungle from the onbust, and to me. It appeared as thoughs, baving no clue, they

No. 472 of 1er instant, the Undermentioned and nothing toatever of a struggle, were bent on manufacturing one,

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For the CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA,

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IL SCHOTTLAENDER,

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J. W. R. TAYLOR, Representative in Hongkong.

struck by any burger with a motive of silencing the prosirste wali.

object with a feeling of secret satisfaction, I felt in my vest pocket and touched the little

order to Low I longed to be alone for five minutes in

investigate it! The

inspactor, baving dismissal the con- unlock the door for the detective to pass out, stable and sent him back to his post 10:

the remainder of the house. With that object next tarned his attention to the servants and

we all descended to the dining-room.

The room was a large front one on the rst floor, with two French windows opening upon a balcony formed by the big sqaure portico. Both were found to be secured, not only by the latches, but also by long serowy as an extra precantion against thir-old Mr. Courtoany, ike many other elderly people, being extremely Dervous about midaight sutruders. The bod room itself well furnished in

WIS Scheration, which he had brought up from his genuine palatial home in Devousbire, for the old man was by no means a miser and denied himself so comfort. The easy chair in which he had sat when I had paid my visit was still in ite pince at the fireside, with the footstool just as he had left it; the drawers which we opened one after another showed no signs of having been rum. imagી; sail the

kom result of Our the first investigations was obsolutely nil,

It looks very much as though someone in the house had done it," whispered the inspector seriously to mo, having first glanced at the door to ascertain that it was closed..

Yes." I admitted Appearances certainly do point to that "

Who was the young lady who met us down- stairs?

inquired the detective-sergeant, pro- ducing a small note-book and pencil.

Miss Ethels yun Mivart sister to Mrs Courtones."

"And is Mrs. Courtenay at home? ha inquired, making a note of the name.

No. We are sent for her. She's staying

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Ethelwynn mot us at the foot of the stairs, still he placed a trembling hand upon my arm as I wearing the almwl about head and shoulders. passed, asking in a low auxions voice-

"Have you found anything, Ralph? Tell me."

No, nothing," 1 replied, and then prasid into the dining room, where the nurse and domestics had been assembled.

The name, a plain matter-of-fact woman, was pers to be questioned. She explained to us how she had given her patient is last dose of medicine st half-past eleven, just after Miss ivurt had wished her good-night and retired to her room. Previonely she had bren down in the drawing-room chefting with the young lady. The man Short was then upstairs with his master.

Was the deceased gentleman aware of bis wife's absense?" the inspector asked. presently. Yea, Be remarked to me that it was time sho turned. I presume that Short had told him."

about it

What time was thie ?" "Oh! about half-past ten, I should think," replied Nurse Kate,

He said something Huilos! There's an iron safe bero!" ex-theatre, and hoped she would not take cold.";

being a bad night to go out to a claimed one of the men, rummaging on the opposite side of the room. He had pulled away & chest of drawers from the wall,rorealing what I had never noticed before, the do of a small fireproot safe built into the wall.

Is it locked" inquired the inspector. The man after trying the knob and examining the keyhole, replied in the affirmative,

"Keeps his deeds and jewellary there, I suppose," remarked one of the other detectives He seems to have been very afraid of burglars. I wonder whether he had any reason for thist

"Like many old men he was a trifl- eccentric,” I replied. Thieves one broke into his country house years ago, I balievo, and be, therefore, entertained a horror of them.

We all dramined the keybole of the safe, but there was certainly no evidence to show that it had boen tampered with. On the contrary, the little oval brass plate which closed the hole was rusty, and had not been teached apparently for | weeks.

While they were searching in other parts of the room I directed my athation to the position [G-1 and appearance of my late patient. He was lying on his right side with one arma elightly raised, in quite a antaral attitude for one sleeping. His features, although the pallor of death was upon them and they were relaxed. showed no signs of suffering. The blow had been unerring, and had no doubt penetrated to the heart. The crime had been committed swiftly, and the murderer had escaped unseen and unheard.

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“Yes, sir," answered a gruff voice. from balow, and in a few inoments the constable

entaret, closing the door after him,

How many times have you passed this house on your beat tought, four-sixty-two?" inquired the inspector.

About eight, sir. My beat'saling the Rich mond Bond-from the Lion Gate down to the Mnetim, and then around the um katseeta.";

Saw nothing

"I saw a man come out of this brass hurriedly Loon after L'came on duty. I was standing on the opposite side vader the wall of the gardens. The lady what's downstairs let him out, and told him to fetch the doctor quickly."

Ah! Short, the servant," I observed. "Where is be asked the inspector, while the detective with the ready notebook scribbled down the name.

He came to fetch me, and Miss Mivart bea How sent him to fetch har sistor. He was the first to make the discovery."

"Oh, was be excluimed the detective-ser- geant, with some suspicion. It's rather a again. He might pity that he's been sent out be able to tell us something."

Je was Dot angry?**

Not in the least. He was never angry when she went to town. He used to say to me,

My wife's

a young woman, Nurse.

She wants little amusement e-metimes, and I'm sure I don't begendgo it her."

This puzzled me quite as much as it puzzled the detective. - I had certainly beer noder the impression that husband and wifo bad quarrelled over the latter's frequent absences frum home Indeed, in a household where the wife is young and the husband elderly, quarrels of that oharacter aru almost sure to occur gooper or later. As a doctor I knew the causes of domestic infelicity in a good many homes. Men in my profession eso a good des', and hear more.. Every doctor could unfold strange tales of queer ménages, if he were not debarred by the boud of professional screcy.

You heard no noise during the night " inquired the inspector.

light sleeper as a rate, and None. I'm uske ut the slightest sound," te replied. But I heard absolutely nothing."

Anyont, in order to enter the dead man's room, must have pissed your doer, I think ***

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Yes, and wast's more the light was born. ing and my door was ajar: I always kept it so in order to hear if my patient wanted anything." “Then the murtieror could see you as Le stood ou the landing

No. There's a screen at the end of my bed. Ho would not so far into the room. But T shudder to think that to-night I've had an assassin a dozen feet from me white slept." she nilded:

Finding that she e uld throw no light upon the mysterious affair the offer turned bis atten- tion to the four frightened domestics cachiature.

All save one, declared that they heard not a single sound. The one exention was Alice, the under housemaid a young fair-haired girl, who stated that during the night she had dis tinely heard a sound like the low greaking of light shoes on the landing below where they slept.

This ficat aroused our interest, but on full reflection it soomed so utterly improbable that aarsaasin would wear a pair of orcaking boots. when on such an errand that we were inclined to disregard the girl's statement as a piece of imagination. The feminina mind is much given to fiction on occasions of tragic events.

But the girl over and over again asserted that she had heard it. She stept alone in a swell room at the top of the second fight of staire and had heard the sound quite distinctly.

When you heard it what did you do?! I lay and listened.” For how long

E

think. It was just before half past one when i Oh, quite a quarter of an hour, I should beard the noise, for the church clock struck almost immediately afterwards. The spand of the movement was such as I had never before "heard at night, and at first I felt frightsand: But I always look my door, therefore I fuit secure. Fae Loles was just like squone creep ing along very slowly, with one buot azeeking." Bat ut it was so loud that you could bear it with your door closed, it is strange that de one. else heard it," the doctivy sergeant remarked dubiously

He'll be back in an hour, I should think,” ** Yes, but every boar is of consequenos in a matter of this sort, remarked the sergeant, ****Look here, Davidson," he added, turning to one of the plain-clothes meu, just go round to the station and Bond a wire to the Yuri, asking for extra assistance. Give them a brief outline of the case. They'll probably send down Freaks or Moreland. If I'm not mistaket, there's a good deal more in this mystery the meets the eye."

The pan addressed obeyed promptly, and left. | *What do you knew of the servants here ? ked the inspector of the constable.

"I don't care what anybody else heard, I heard it quite plainly," the girl asserted.

"How long did it continue?" asked the detective.

Ob, only just as though someone was steal- ing along the corridor." We often hear movements at night, because Short is always astrat two clock giving the juster his medicine. If i hadn't been for the creaking I should not have taken moties of it. But I luy quite wide awake for over half- an-hour-until- Short came banging, at our doors sad telling us to ge

get up at once, as we were wanted downstairs."

"Well, exclaimed the inspector, now I wagt to ask all of you a very simple question, and wish to obtain an honest and truthful reply. Was any door or window left unfastened when you went to bed?”

that

"No,"rir," the cook replied promptly. "I always go round nysolt, and I everything was fastened.

The front door, for example?"

bolted it at Miss Ethelwyan's orders.” At what time?"

ศ.

Ons o'clock. She told me to wait -ap

mistress did not return I til then, and was to look up and go to bed."

Then the tragedy must have been enacted about half-an-hour later ***

“I think so, Fir *You haven't examined the doors and win- dows, to see if any have been forced F

As far ne à paun so they are just as I left them when I wont to bed, r

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I was near the door of the morning room and for a second slipped ispite and switched on the

trio light.

Then I took from my west pennket the ling littleobject I had fondado a „refully examined it. My heart sted Bill) he mystery was solved. I one knew the tratb..

To be continued.).

Led by the cook, the officers ligan a round of the lower promises. One of the detrotiv-e borrowed the constable's ball's-eyo, and a coer panied by a second officer went outside to chake i an examination of the window stehe, while we remained inside, assisting thors in their search PORTLAND for any marks.

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