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THE PATH OF A HUNDRED might have been those high in power who

DEATHS,

PY

GUY THORN 3.

(Author of "When It Was Dark," "A The document procured through Mr.

Lost Cause," etc.).

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the

Me. Saltus considered for a moment. He thought of his personal friendship with the Home Secretary,

Yes

he answered at length.

Very well, then."

Marquis answered, "I am a dead man, but I will ÄË×, ' There are just two or three points I must touch on, You need not worry about the cass I shall compass to make an end of myself after buy arrest I have, of course, our word that you will say nothing to the police, and that you will appear to be entirely ignorant Glad I FLET+ about to wake away with myself."

had more than a suspicion as to the agents concerned, if the method itself still remained a mystory, nothing was said, and no official steps were taken.

Saltus from the Marquis Matsumi was of such value and importance to those whone business it was unravel the secret mysteries of crime that everything was allowed to sink into oblivion.

Upon a cold bright morning, a little after nine o'clock, a small party of people came out of St Martin's Church

Trafalgar Square and proceeded to the Charing Cross Butel, where break- was served to them in a private fast 100W, Major Morduant and his wife, Mr. Saltus, Mr. Finch, the old clergy- man Trim Cornwall-who had just been exercising his priestly functions-were joined with Mr. Andrew Laurie, whose Lair had once more resumed its wonted colour, and whose moustache was already a perceptible size again. There were also present a little foreign-bearded gentle. will give you my word, Saltusan, very well known the theatrical answered. "I think that it is absolutely world the

chief peruquick

and rensary that the world should be ridcostumier

a burly of such a monster as you. Whether that athletic-looking man in whom devotees is accomplished by the hands of the of roller skating night, have recognised exccationer or by your own is a matter the Rink Master of the Empire lab. of perfect indifference to rae, while a full confession of your many grimes will, as you say, be of yahur to the Government of this country."

"Good,” said the Marquis, I have in my mouth an artificial tooth, which can be unscrewed from the plate in which

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of the day,

Muriel and Arthur after their long puration and fierce ordent were united at last, never to be parted more

The young couple, together wilde "Mr. Saltus, who was preceding with theirs far as Faris, left by the morning train from Charing Cross Station en route for Egypt, where the honeymoon was to be it is emberkded. It is bolles and contains a uinute globe of deadly poison. Itent, in the eternal peace of the desert with all ite monuments and memories of

with an easy muller in my well De the past, There they would make the quietly pass away.

The other point

desert blossom as the rose," and forget which I wish to mention als with the the ery trials to which their true love young man, Arthur Huglas, He is still had en subject.

appearance.

ff in ysDOMA,

The

a fugitive from justine. You have not; Tl passage to Calais was perfectly been connected in any way with his dissoth the journey to Paris, in the

To-morrow train de luxe, entirely uneventful. let bim give himself up to the police train was the through Riviera express, either in London or Cornwall, refusing and arrived in the city of pleasure ai tersay a word as to Ele umethods by which shout five o'clock. It would depart he escaped. By that time may confession | zgaia" from the Gare de Lyon at nine will be in the bruis of the Home Seere- [afflựck, but to save sitting in their re- Pary, and it will only be a matter of a served compartment during the long day or two before te is released, while weary progress round the outer fortifica your own private uutisener will do all tions, the newly-married couple, as so el that is necessary.","

Mr. Salus rue,

I think that is all that need pass bekwein us," he mùi, in a brisk, business-like tote. * f wit naw sunnon lice Inspector, the slicitor, and my secretary. Me. Laurie, who is an expert stenographer. It will be as well, also, if a doctor was called to attend to you, and give you the necessary strength to make what must be a long statements Meanwhile you have my word that what you wish to be done shall be done.”.

many, people do upon the journey to the south, drove across Paris so that they might dine in comfort in the station of their departure,

Mr. Saltas came with them. He was staying at the Ritz, and his luggage was taken on there by the faithful Wisten.

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I will ser the last of you, my dears, said, with a sunile, and you can get really excellent dinner at the restaur-

of the Gare de Lyon,

The three of their sat together at a ttle table close to the huge glass screen, He stood for a moment looking down through which they could look down into up the prone figure on the bed, and what is probably the most interesting suddenly, against his will, emotion railway station in the world.

The mastered him, and hot words hurst from craclette was perfect, the sole Norinande him, unable to say then.

jevoked to a turn, and Mr Baltus had Man" he said. "sms with unearthed a particular brand of Bur horror, but you fill me with sorrow.gundy, which, as he truly said, was equal With your strength of purpose, with your to any that our conid gel anywhere. great intellect, what night you have hven

Please to venumber. Mr. Saltus," said the Marquis Matsuon, that I am agdead man. I have no regrets, remorse qe fording of any kind.

Saltus hawed, opened iko door and ental loudly for Andrew Laurie.

a whispered conference between them which lasted for nearly five nutes. A solicitor who was also a commissioner for oils, was to be sun- moned at once, together with an Inspector Meanwhile, of Police, and a doctor.

Then the long broad-gänge train, glided before Laurie hurried out upon these

slowly away. uut of the steely-blue ritands, Arthur Hughes and Muriel radiance of the are lights, and the night Tracy were to be got safely away to Mr.rus to the south was begun. Saltus house in Half Moon Street, where he would join them when the last tragic business was over.

There was

Within an hour Mrs. Albemarle had been removed to the local police station temporarily.

Arthur Hughes and Muriel Tracey had

Conversation flagged a little. The lovers had not been alone together that day, and Mr. Saltus himself seemed a little depressed. When they finally went darn into the station and found their reserved compartment, a luxurious little the most luxurious drawing room on train in Europe, the plump Napoleonie lean showed, for the first time in their experience of him, more than a trace of deep emotion.

"God bless you," he said, "God bless you now and always. Write to me from Egypt, and tell me of your happiness."

Husband and wife were alene.

It was a sacred moment, and hand in haud they sat together talking of the great peace, the joy, that had conie to them. All the storm and stress was over, the past was no more than a faint cloud upon the horizon, before them dawned a

sunlit future. We

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and relentless foc. But there will never any more moments such as these row that you are mine for ever

left the dreadful house far behind them, happ will forget it all, darling of my and a grim, horrorstruck group of men were sitting in the long panelled room heart, Arthur said, "Never again let listening to a confession so callous and us refer to the horrors we have known. horrible that their blood ran cold within There have been moments when I wake at night and still think for a second that I them.

For two long hours the monotonous A in the living tomb of my prison, or voice of the Japanese continned, resting that I lie concealed, hunted fugitive, only when the doctor, with shaking hand's London, pursued by the most deadly

some and pallid face, administered stimulant. At last Andrew Laurie, his hand and face dripping with sweat, put down his pencil and closed his last not- book. It was all over, and with bowed

While this was being don: Arthur went head, John Saltue left the room-in charge of the police and walked out into the out to the broad and carpetted corridor roaring Chiswick High Street, and smoked a last cigar. He was walk- trowded with people, and blazing with ing up and down--as it is possible to do light.

in the wide passages of the smooth- running train de luxe-when he saw a tall man standing at the door of a re- served compartment, also smoking. He started violently. It was Andrew Lauric. who had been at the wedding breakfast that morning.

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It was late antur,

in

At half-past mine the attendant came to their cabin and prepared the sleep- ing berth.

'Good heavens, Laurie !" he said. what on earth are you doing here?" Laurie looked at him for a moment, and then started with vexation.

The tremendous sensation made in the country is the publication of the foul conspiracy which had sent the rich and popular young barrister, Arthur Hughes, to an undeserved prison cell had alinost

There had been other revela died away. tions of a deeply starting character, which had focussed, the attention of the

Hoots," he said, in his broad Scotch. public still more upon the strange and

The suicide of the Marquis came over by the long route vi sinister case.

unknown

Folkestone and Boulogne especially to Matsumi, who, almust London during his lifetime, was now the avoid yo. Mr. Saltas told me to be sure subject of many, and mostly inaccurate, to keep out of your way, though I hap- biographics, had stirred public interest pened to be coming by the same train. to the depths. There were rumours also among the well-informed of much in the asked, wildly astonished.

That ye need not be reminded of the background that had not as yet trans- pired, and it was believed that the police past. Arthur," the Scotchman answered. were steadily working at many clues gravely, but still, ye're no a senti which would lead their investigations mental boy, and I doubt me Mr. Saltus

was over solicitous." into very strange and anusual places indeed.

Two

Keep out of my way, why?" Arthur

Still puzzle, Arthur pursued his en-

Where are you going?" he said, "why

am sailing to-morrow mid-day by P. and O. for the East." "You have left Mr. Saltus, then ?" "Oh, no, I am not likely to do that

while there is breath in my body, but am executing a commission for him."

"Anything private ?"

But, as can happen even in England quiries.. when the high powera see fit. and the public interest has to be consulted, much are you here at all had been suppressed, and very few people the knew the real facts of the case. days after the suicide of Matsumi in Holloway Prison; Arthur Hughes had quietly given himself up to the police in a suburb of London. He appeared at

Te may as well know all about it," Bow Street, and was remanded for a week, but during that week a free pardon the Scotchman answered. "Sometime or was granted him, and no enquiry other Mr. Saltus would have told you." made as to the means by which he had he drew Arthur into his own sleeping

He himself, escaped from Marshmoor. despite all questioning, had rigidly re- and slid the door in its grooves. fused to utter a word upon the subject, smile, "reflect upon the gudeness of the and though in view of later events there

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