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rid Inland 'Exclusively by wn Guardian.

The Adventure of

the Six Napoiéorrs

No. 8 of the Series

rcmrlgn, mu, 5, 4. r:...... mn. -.4 calnrv "

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fcanrrun. nos, ly 1l1¢cln...Phll1ur v c¢.) , T wus no very unusual " thing for Mr. Lestrudc

of Scotland Yard to look

' ln upon us of an even-

-” ing, and his vlslts were ` 5 . - ' welcome to Sherlock

- ' Holmes, for they enabled

him to keep in touch with ull that wus going on at the pollce headquarters. In return for the news which Lcstrudc would bring, Ilolincs was always ready to listen ,with attention to the dctulls of any case upon which the detective was engaged and was able occasion- ally wlthout any active latex-fereuce,.to give some hint or suggestion drawn from his -own vast knowledge and ex- perlence.

On this particular evening Lestrade

had spoken of the weather and the newspapers. Then he lnid fallen sllelrt, putiing thoughtfully at bla cigar. Holmes looked keenly at him.

“Anything remarkable on hand?" be

asked.

"Oh, no, Mr. Holmes-nothing very

particular."

“'.l`hcn tcll me about lt."

Lcstrnde laughed. “Well, Mr. Holmes,the1°o ls no use

denying that thcrc ls something on my mind. And yet lt ls such au absurd business that I hesitated to bother you about lt. On the other baud. although lt is trivial, it is undoubtedly queer. and I know that you have u taste for all that ls out of the common. But, ln

myfxplnlon, lt comes more ln Dr. Wut- sou

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s line than ours."

"Dlscase'I'< said I. "Madness, anyhow, and u queer mad-

ncss too. You wouldn't thluk there was any one living at this time of day who had such a hatred of Napoleon I. that he would break any image of him that he could see." '_, Holmes sank back la his chair. ‘ "Thnt‘s no business of mine," said he. “Exactly. Thats what I snld. But,

then, when the man commits, burglary

“They are singular, not to say gro-

tesque," _said Holmes. “May I ask whether the two busts smashed ln Dr. Bar_nlcot's` rooms were .the exact du- plicates of the one which was destroy- ed ln Morse Hudsoxfs shop?"

., “They were taken from the sumo,

mold."

“Such a fact must tell against the

theory that the man who breaks them ls lutiucnced by any general hatred of Napoleon. Considering ho\v many hundreds of statues of the grcnt em- peror must exlstiu Loarlnn, it ll tot nmch to suppose sucn a coincidence as that u promiscuous'iconoclust should chance to begin upon thrcc specimens of the same bust.”

“Well, I thought as you do,” said

Leltrude. “On the other baud, this Morse Hudson is _the purveyor of busts ln that part of London, and H1059 three were the only ones which had been in his shop for years. Sa, although, us, 'you ray, there are many hundreds of statues ln London, it is very _probable that these three were the only cues ln that district. Therefore a local fanatic would begin with them. What £19 }'0u think, Dr. Watson?"

“'.l‘lxe1-e are no llrnlts to the possibil-

ltles of monomanla," I answered. “There is the condltlon which the mod- ern Flzencb psychologists have culled the ‘ldee die,” which may be trifling in character and accompanied by com- plete sanity lu every other way. A man who had read deeply about Napo leon or who had possibly received some hereditary family injury through the great war might conceivably form such an 'ldee nxe' and under its influ- ouco be capable of any fantastic out- rage."

"That \von't do, my dear Watson,"

auid Holmes, shaking his head, “for no amount of ‘idee ll::c' would enable your interesting u.\onomunl:‘.c to find out where these busts were situated." ‘_‘Well, how do you explain lt?" "I dpn’t attempt to do so. I would

only observe that there ls a certain method ln the gentleumn’s eccentric proceedings. For example, ln Dr. Bur- nlcot’s hall, where a sound mlgbt .arouse the family, the bust was taken lolxtslde before being broken, whereas ln the surgery, where there was less danger 'of an alarm, it was smashed where lt stood. The affair seems ub-

ln order to break images' which are not his own, that brings it away from the doctor and on to the policeman."

Holmes sat up again. "Burgluryl This ls more interesting.

Let me hear the details."

Lestrnde took out his oliiclal notc-

book and refreshed his memory from its pages.

“Tho first case reported was four

days ago,” said he. “It was at thc shop of Morse Hudson, who has n place for the sale of pictures and stat- ues ln the Konulugton road. The as- sistant had left the front shop for nn instant when he heard l1 crash, and, hurrying in, he found a plaster bust of Napoleon, which stood with several other works of art upon the counter, lying shivered into fragments. Ile rushed out into the road; but, although several pussersby declared that they had noticed a man run out of the shop,

hc could neither see any one ner could ~

hc had any menus of ldentlfylag the rascal. It seemed to be one of those senseless acts of Iloollguxiisln which ,occur from time to time, and it was rc- portcd to the constable on the bent as such. The plaster' cast was not worth more than a few shillings, and thc whole utfalr appeared to be too child-_ lsh for any particular lnvesllgutloa.

“The second case, however, was more

serious and also more singular. It oc- curred only last night.

“In Kennlngton road and wlthln n

few hundred yards of Morse Hudson‘s shop there lives a well known medical practitioner named Dr. Bnrnlcot, who has one of__the largest practices upon thc south side of the Thames. His rcs- ldcncc and prlnclpal consulting room is at Keaulngton road, but he has a brunch surgery and dispensary at Low- er Brlxton i'oud, two miles away. This Dr. Bnralcot. ls an cnthuslustlc udmlr- cr of Napoleon, and his house is full of books, pictures and relics of the French emperor. Some little time ago. be purchased from Morse Hudson twa_ duplicate plaster casts of the famous' head of Napoleon by the French sculp-, tor Devine. One of these he placed lnl his hall ln the house at Kenulngton road and the other on the mantelplece of the surgery at Lower Brixton. Well, when Dr. Burnlcot came clown this morning he was astonished to find that his house had been burglod dur- ing the night, but that nothlnghad been taken save the plaster head from the hall. It had been carried out and had been dashed savagely against tho garden wall, under which its lplluter- ed fragments were discovered."

Holmes rubbed his haudl. “This ll certainly very novel," laid

he.

“I thought it would please you. But I Inova not got to the end yet. Dr. Bur- nlcot wal' due at his surgery at 12. o'clock, and you can imagine hll amazo- mont when on arriving there ho found that the window had been opened ln the plght and that tho broken pieces of his second bust were ltrown all over tho room. It had been smashed to atoms _whore lt stood. In neither can

were there any algal which could Tvs uh n clow as to the criminal or lun tlc‘

surdly trifling, and yet I dare call noth- ing trivial when I reflect that some of my most classic crises have had the least promising commencement. You will remember, Watson, bow the dread- ful huslncss of the Abcrnctty family was first brought to my notice by the depth which the parsley had sunk into the butter upon a hot day. I can't nf- ford. thcrefore, to smllc nt your three broken busts, Lestrade, and I shtlll be very much obliged to you lf you will ict me hear of any frc.~1li rle\'clo|nncnt of _po sjnguli' 9 chuln of events."

TO BE CONTINUED.

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