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m~.;-.;'ed by the murder of

thc `on. Ronald Adair

.____ _ nude 1--oatunusunl and inexplicable circ.~ was. :rss public “'19 l\|\”0illlY lvarnc so particulars of the crime which .air -it in the police investigation, bu. u 1, ' .1-,ni was suv. pressed upon that '\.. since the casa for the proseciltlos. \ ~.~.n so over- ‘=~“‘~ilningly strong that it \# 2 not neo- .~ ‘ to bring forward ai. l' ‘_ facts. 11'...__. 'watiiic end of ncari; . , vcars, an. Tx “N to supply ir»\u<- fusing links " ‘1 ‘IQ |1=- ' `\` .ioic 1 'hat rcnmrlinl. I-~~’ ' ‘ ..1mcwa'. r lu- tur1\~‘ ~.-'°_ _ -.L interest > fs

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wen! III my _I ‘\~v:|.. mix- 4. Evan ass,-\”‘~' ‘ lain., '<-1'\...` \ 1.. 'ir- seif thrills.; me I “tink . `* an.) ceo; ing once more nn _ ‘sn no.. -F 1.-,_ amazement' and inc;-co11..__ "'im. 4;- lcrly submerged my mind. 1.. " ' say to that public, which has shown some intcrcst in those glimpses which I have occasionally given them of the tl1o11ghts and actions of a very remark- ablc man, that they are not to blame me if I have not sharcd my knowledge with ihom, for I should have consider- cd it my ilrst duty to have done so had I not been barred by s positive pro' bition from his own lips, which ' .1 only withdrawn upon the 3d of l. moaih.

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timocy with Sherlock Holmes in- terested mo deeply in crime = hat after his disappearance I nev .lcd to road with care the various rms which camo before ihc publli tl I even attempted more than on my

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turned from tho club exactly at I0. evident that these books which I had His mother and sister were out spend- so unfortunately mnltrented were very ing the evening with n relatlvo. The precious objects In the eyes of theh- lervant deposed that she heard him en- owner. With a snnrl of contempt he tor tho front room on the second iloor. turned upon his heel, and I saw his generally used as his sitting room. curved buck and white side whiskers She had lit ii tire, and as it smoked she disappear among the throng. had opened the window. No sound was My observations of 427 Park lane did heard fron the room until 11120, the llttlc to clear up the problcm in which hour of the return of Lady hiayaooth I was interested. The house was sep- and her drughter. Desiring to say arated from the street by n low wall good night, she attempted to enter her and railing, the whole not more than |ou's room. Tho door was locked on live fect high. It was'pcrfectly easy, thc inside, nllil no answer could be got therefore, for any one to get into the to their crime and knocking. Help was garden, but the window was entirely obtained and the door forced. The un- inaccessible since there was no water- fortnnate youlg man was found lying pipe or anything which could help the near the tnbll His head had been hor- most active man to climb it. More pun- rlbly mutilated by an expanding lo- zled than ever, I retraccd my stops to volver bullet, but no weapon of any Kensington. I had not been in my sort was to bc found lu thc room. Ou study five minutes when thc maid cn- the table lay two bank notes for £10 tered to say that a person desired to each and £17 10s. in silver and gold, the see me. To my astonishment it was money arranged in lltrls piles of vary- none other than my strange old hook ing amount. Thcrs were some ilgnres collector, his sharp, wizened face pcer- also upon a sheet of paper, .with the lag out from a frame of white hair, and names of some club friends opposite to hls precious volumes, u dozen of them them, from which it was conjectured at lcust, wedged under his right arm. has before his dcath he was endeavor- I "Yon’re surprised to seo me, slr," ing to make out his losses or winnings said he in a strange, croaking voice.

nt cards. I acknowledged that I was. A minute examination of the clrcum- l “Wcll. l’vs ll '20l'll¢l@DC€. slr. M10 \.;11m,s se;-vcd only to make the case when I chanccd to sce you go into this

*--1 cruiplex. In the ilrst place, no house as I came |1.'.t..}il1.; fini _n'., I

,__ - -'~|.,;_‘ no given why nm young i ought an u,-yncii 1'!! im. step in and |_ -- - A-zo,- fastened the deer see that kind gentleman and tell him upon - -. "’\-.fn was the passi- that if I was a bit grud' in my manner ‘bility thai. ;-_, ¢. : .»i _, ‘wg _‘quo this there was not any harm meant and that 'and had afterward _ --v _,_ “~-1 -_~‘-\- I ein mush obliged to him .1 picking 'dow. The drop wus at ` 2_4 "' | ""lllY1"‘0l<’3-" fect, however, and a bed or I < . " "» \ ! ' `-~\!<L- ferr much Of u If ‘.” Bald run _bloom lay beneath. Nea... 11. "' cow you km' wha I flowers nor the earth showed any t., ' -~ -. of having boon disturbed, nor were "\'i‘-’- *--- I “- I 1" l”"""’“\“ mmf' there any i'.'erirs upon the narrow strip 1.. * ‘ ‘l ll Huis fir" * »'~ H-I Y°“'l| of grass ,_ 'ch ‘wnarated the house ilnd n.. "'!r \1ooi.u~ l"~-'D01' 0! ‘fi-gm me mul Church ».. \t, and \i-1,. ‘rf tu seo | Apparently therero._ "- the YO". I "lil »\-~`9- l\l=\.'\1_"" UU C°|l9°f young man himself who hu.. _~'.: ...-oil Y°U\'99lf. Sir. Hel'-e‘s ‘nrltlsh Birds me doo,-_ Bug how did he come by his .uc ‘Catuilus’ and ‘The Iioly War’-a denial No ons could have climber »=»s\1ia.e\'e»1 one of th<‘1a~ WWI “"9 up fn me window Wmmug leaving volumcv _ ' could just fill that gap on t,.M,,S_ Summse 8 mm, had med at ri .i shelf. it looks nntidy,

through the window, he would indeed 501'* fl ‘~ ‘"7"

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methods in their solution, tl: indiiterent success. There ` however, which appealed tr this tragedy of Ronald Ad: read the evidence at the inqu which led up to u verdict of wlllf .urdcr against some person or pf is un- known, I realized more clern ilan I had ever duno the loss whlcl 1-. com- munity had sustained by th wth of Sherlock Holmes. ‘ .

Thcre were points about this strange

business which would, l was sure, have specially appealed to him, and the of- forts of the police would have been supplemented or more probably antici- pated by tha trained observation and the alert mind of the ilrst criminal agent In Europe. All day as I drovo upon my round I turned over U10 C069 in my mind and found no explanation which appeared to me to be adequate. At the risk of telling a twice told tale I will recnpitulute the facts as they were known to the public at the coh- elusion of the inquest.

The Hon. Ronald Adair was the sec-

ond son of the Earl of iiiaynooth, at that tjmoygovernor Q! one of the Ans- tralian colonies. Adair's mother had returned from Australia to undergo tho operation for cataract, and sho, her son Ronald and her daughter Hilda were living together at 427 Pork lane. The youth moved in the best society-had, so far as was known, no enemies and no particular vices. IIa had been en- gaged to Miss Edith Woodley of Car- ltnirs, but tho engagement had been broken oi! by mutual consent some months before, and there was norsigu that it had left any very profound feel- ing behind it. For the rest tho mnll'l life moved in 11 narrow and convention- nl circle, for lilo habit! were Gill" “nd his nature unemotioual. Yet it was up- on this easy going young srlatocrill C1111! death came in most strar 'o and unex- pected form betwoeh thi ‘iours of 10 and 10:20 on the night 1 March 80. 19114. _ Itonaid Adair was fond of mls. DNV* ing continually, but ncvel I0! SUCH stakes ae would hurt him. ‘-Ie WHS I member of tho Baldwin, tho Htvcndish and the Bagatelle card clubs. It was shown that after dl or on tho da! °f ins ai.-sta he had pr 4 =' f\1l>l>@r.°f whist at the latter cial. i »had also played therc in --the af. ln- T50 svidenoo of those who had l ‘li Wm' him-Mr. sim-ray, Sir John 1 'y and Colonel Moran-showed that 1. 'limo was whlst and that there was 11 'ly equal roll of t.i1o cards. Adair _ ~.41t have lost £5. bil! ll°¢ ’"°"°~ HI” ‘T mpg was | éousldcrablc one. and si 1 a loss could not in any Way HIM* lil- ~ Ile had played nearly ‘NNY dll! “I °“° club or other, but ho was a ca\1ti0\1l player and usually rose a winner. It camo out in evidence that in l‘“l'l"‘*l" ship with Colonel Moran he had actu- giiy won as much as £420 in a slitlni! some veaks bersra from Godiva! Mil' M, md Ima Balmoral. Bo much for ms .moe history as lt came out at 01° inquest. On the oveallll °f 01° mme h° '°'

be n remarkable shot who could with a revolver indict so deadly n wound. Again, Park lane is a frequented thor- oughfare, There is a cab stand within a hundred yards of the house. No one had heard a shot. And yet there was

tho dead man and there the revolver ‘

bullet, which had mushroomcd ont, as soft noscd bullets will, and so in-

illctcd a wouggayhich ihust have caus- ed iustauta e death. Buch were the circnléauccs of the Park lane mystery, which were further compli- catcd by entire absence of motive, since, as I have said, young Adair was not known to have any enemy, and no attempt had been made to remove the money or valuables in tho room.

All dny I turned these facts over in

my mind. endeavoring to hit upon some theory which could reconcile them all and to ilud that line of least resistance which my poor friend had declared to be tho starting point of every investigation. I confess that I made little progress. In the evening I strolled across the park and found myself about 8 o'clock at the Oxford street end of Park lane. A group of loaters -upon tho pavements. all lvlrllls up at a particular window, directed me

net behind me. When I turned again Sherlock Holmes was standing smiling at me across my study table. I rose to my feet, stared at him for some sce- onds in utter amazement, and then it appears that I must have faintcd for thc ilrst and the last time in my llfo. Certainly 11 gray mist swirled bcfurc my eyes, endwhen it cleared I fonlni my collar ends undonc and the tingling after-taste of brandy upon my lips. Holmes was bending ovcr my chair. his ilask in his hand.

“My dear Watson," said the well ro-

mombcred voice, “I owe you u thou- sand apologies. I had no idea that you would be so nEectcd."

I gripped him by the arms.

“IIolmcsl" I cried. “Is it really you?

Can it indccd he that you are alive? Is it possible that you succeeded ln cllmb~ ing out of that awful abyss 1"

“Wait a moment," said ho. "Arc you

sure that you are really lit to discuss things? I have given you a serious shock by my unnecessarily dramatic rcappcarance." -

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in some disgust. As I did so I struck EXCUllS|0N RUl.l.fT|N against an elderly, deformed man who _ S_ S GUY gf |_0NDON_ had been behind mc, and I knocked; -.--_ down several books which he was cn- ‘ To Orwell Wednesday at li- 1>- la- 1-ying. I remember that as I picked Round l-l'|l135¢ them ap I observed me tina or oneot To \V¢-at Rlrvr nom Tliamlnr M 3 11- them, "The Origin of Treo Worship," ul- Round ir|nY0¢~ and it struck me that tho fellow must To East. lliverportn Friday at 3 p. nl. be some poor bibllophile who either as llountl l.rID 20°-

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on as usual under the some Iisrsni)‘iih1:|IclR;i1tI':atFthl;“ollTIysxliil,b§(c&iiT “gil Etllerlotieiown. Mr. I<.. Ira Purdy, who has for the last twenty 1-nrs

in foreman of ille works will still continue in that ca scit \§hil¢~

thanking the public for their generous patrons e in th? asyt I tinnaiion of the some is respectfully sollciierf The saline 'ri:\'iiub‘ll` workmanslii and strict attention to business wliich has ulws All? iingulshed tglsririn will be continued under the new niauagemzzt( ‘

E F Y Monumental

a a Works,

Kent Street, Charlottetown. _

F. lv

d - 1

IS all is cheap because yjllu'

The Cut of the Clothes

islho ninln point in n suit. ili'cu1l1~1e ilu- pliriiililnr pai,- ir-rn nl Ihc 1-ll lil adds sulllclllili'iul||1<l1n-lc luii, Lim 1-ntfwc-li: so .~l1ln1-il1or1:.

To be Identified

A~' 11 well ill-os.~<~1l 1111111 you must l111\o1<l1»|i>t-»-iillil urn \1|1 101111.- nilnllioror-style.

\\'1- lllnlu- ihcnl.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

Clolllicrs, Quccli Street.

6-15 dw 1 yr.

1*'--‘Q-~*-*-*v*_‘ 5.*--*v--‘vz V . v‘_~_1`¢

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Excelsior Life I insurance Com-

P3nY»

:lead Oilice, Toronto, Smile Salicnt Features irom Report of 1904.

lneurrnncc in force .. . . _ .

increase. Z4 per ant. $|,i

New lnsuraliue issucli.. $ 8,157.00 increase, 20 per cent, 86099515.75

Cahir Income, Premiums,

Interest, cic., . . . .... 28 6. I

increase, 26 per cent, $5’I,.!oo_8§54 5

'l`oinl I-Expense. Payments

lo Policy-liolilcrs, etc. . $166,931.19

Interest Revenue alone more than pays llc-nth Claims.

Death Claims daring year 538,517.00 '

Rate per 1,coo means Insurance in force 5.56 per cent.

Average annual Death

Rate 14 years, 2).; mos-3.54 per moo

The lowest rule an record for any oolnplny ol same are

R1-.sfur\'c (bt-ing in excess

o Govt. stalllinrlll ,ri

increase, Z3 per cell, $|3957i‘illi274 49

Toial Assets for Policy-

holders security, hal., 5l,253,zi6.o5

$I.67 ior every dollar oi llublllly, lncluaiag Reserve.

Nei Surplus on Policy-

hohicrs Account $lll4.l4| 56

Reserves for seven years on Illu. table,

lulercsi at 3% per cunt.

lniufcst earncil on mean Nei Assets 6 33 per cent.

AGENTS WANTED.

CHAS. J. MITCHELL,

General Agent, L`l1arloi.ieiow11, 1*. ll. I.

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6, . 2.85798 3

THE EIQIBITHJN

Nova Scotia’s Great Fair

HAL I FA X

The |905 Dates :1rc:-

SEPT. I3---2|.

Make a vislt to the Fair Your

Holiday of the Year, and

COME TO HALIFA X.

$20.00() Pre1nlums$20.00ll

limi Educational Faaiulas.

Brand Display In all the Denali-

manls-

$4,800 .nf}2‘§.§’€iNf. $4,800

Liberal Prcmiulns in thc Depart-

ments oi' Provincial Inllnsiry.

Machinery in Motion, Woman‘» Department, Fllnerais ol Nova Scotia, Provincial Live Stock.

liagiililcunl Brand Sialld Simi.

Entries close August ar, and Sep-

tember 4, and Exllibition opens Sep- tember 13.

For entry Forms and any information

write to

M. McF- HALL

Manager and Secretary Nova Scotia Provincial Exlilbition, Halifax.

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_'iffy »..

f. _- r ores _ _ ._ ..

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3. fa.

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