The Pomfret Mysrery

Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume V, Issue 1500, 6 December 1905, Page 4

The Pomfret Mysrery

Dddliy Vinmh

' ( DITICTITB WOBK > |Knahier- mattered a hoarse oonsent, ftl MrtfaMgotofEtheti&iriatWilliman. < MV- ' . tl 4" Nov, sir," said Price to Chester, when , bey had been shown to their room at the j, will tell ub ibbtkt tbe;. rojbbety - ' First lit me say to yo\i, no j iliimbanMonrte traio. Yoa ooaldnot ..; . ™®»; Bnd -you; wonla - Dnlyh'iTeßivelfpablic no-.orieiy to .>oar toinfliet puniah* ; dßsite:i6 acquit Mr. bira'the «tnbinaiioh cftfdak' : Bpld somp : of the leeuriiiesofthab'ank. thatV:toa?" : v;: . i!rhe:broker her oeteppedf or war d. " Mr, iVanDnzer, 1 ' he said, I* perAapa yon may fnttri%riiseme.with my' beard oh'ftved ; Merrih'ew,". • / ■■;:> pTh#Ji6Mhier. looked. from one to: the |Othel«i»h white, pallid:face, At lost he he;;v Bud,y';l what Iwllfijiv^ will tbitl'know." > •may*'give,that promiso, said ssss and I will back yon up in it. i This; |ki( Cheiitflr^ : an'd If'others wonid-disclose diaoover it for.tbem-. Tlien ■ I .will tel yon all" answered cashier,'" and I shall be glad to con* ; H,Vlpt; it: has been, a heavy ; burden and •][;• have soiiietinies felt I'that it woala drive me mad. fleiuneito nie and asked mo to take a wajkabout eight vo'clook ii). when' weleft my honse find K'!T|w!iiioiie^ta : ot.thaY !pt? =riiavß. dreamed them ovor aKtime^and-wakcdtoa/horriblo thai in my, sleep "1 had told them forget them.VThe' mhole,(eene,\the:very,words he used, tho aro staiapee indelibly if myjotinorj alkedi on until the J(own lay Jar behind. «li^asacalm .Springnight,: One of ; »ln»p#t . oppreßßiv«ly ; watai, |)nigh(i that ."come sometimes toward the |;ybi?pf'March,.] The [stars-shone, in the !?dirkVdle«rrbltito sky"; there was nb >m6on Kni olond to;dim their glory./,:■}l.. rempnH ait : 'waiij : Very sti)!;:; that the pinieet'world had not yet awakened from !s|ltt;winteir sleep} and /only' the ory' of, the knight hawk, the hooting of an owl, or the ||^diitanV barking of a.wjteh dog,: broke., the fk J At Jail I stopped and .jokingly said* feydukhowlMr.- jou mean to f|ij^|^.|eH i^^|l lje'ißiß is a ifV 'd° r you rneab V I asked, and trembled,) '''"' fifty thousand dollarsol _ Baiiroad bonds on the books ol - v the fcaak an d not in the sife, ire wrong,''l answered eagerly f%map^m' : brpwh; piper :: ! and sealed < and ■: ?: v• v s r "i'The seals and the indorsment art the package contains only browr Great ,\God! The bank has beei 111I 1 1 cried, 'A-"" i^!f-H»ve!yon told the Bqniiro ?' ■'.' lime knows but you and I." ; v have taken them 1" brokers'/"'-' eovli fenviwouißdnii?informati6ni": >■': ■■ >

"My God!" said "I know yoo all fc hen'." I I have lrarn;,t'o remember faces," be I uiswo'rod, " I saw you in Wall Street, I mdl know that you speculated, nnd loss, I that yon took those bon is to make good R yotir margins, and that the ontrioa ,on the boobs have 'been falsified eyer sirioe.". • ' '' My God I what will you do " Save you man I D-n you biaco up. Jon. make me shivor," 5 . "Savo me?" . ■ ' " Yes, save you." • "Ho* ?'" II Can't yon guess?" ."No I" . • Vance bent ( down and whispered, ." Let ilio bank be robbed," "What?" said I sterling, "No.l No I" . ' To be continued ■ .