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THE DISAPPEARING EYE
By FERGUS HUME
. (Copyright, 1909, By G. y. Dillingham Co.)
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.'
Cyrus Vance, a London playwright.
while motoring for rest and pleasure,
enters an Isolated shop on a lonely
country road In search of petrol. In
back room he finds the body of a
woman. He hears the buzz of his
motor departing and discovers that
he has been locked in. Calling for
help, he is released by a man named
Giles who, seeing that the woman's
left eye has been seemingly gouged
out .accuses Vance of murdering her.
CHAPTER IV.
The Beginning of a' Mystery.
"There's no blood," said another
man wisely.
"If the eye had been
torn out "
It was a glass eye," breathed a
stout, dark woman with a heavy face.
Anne told me as much when we had
tea, together. She didn't like It to be
known, poor soul, being proud like.
and took great pains to get the best
eye Bhe could. But It's gone, sure
enough," She peered into the dead
face and then at me, "Perhaps this
gentleman will tell us why he took
It."
By-this t4me, Blnce apparently Anne
Caldershaw had not been murdered
and the eye was merely glass, the cur
rent of popular feeling was running
more In my favor. I might be a thief,
with the eye in my pocket, but I was
not a murderer, so the villagers gave
me time for explanation.
I quite understand that things
look black against me," I said hastily.
but I know nothing about the mat
ter. I arlved In front of this shop in
my motor car and stopped to get
petrol. After I filled up and left the
money you will find It on the coun
ter. If you look I heard a moan ana
stepped Into this room to see what
wns wrong. While looking at the
body, after lighting a match, someone
locked me in and run off with my
motor car."
The villagers looked at one another,
and apparently thought that my ex
planation was a lame one. But Giles,
who had treated me ; so roughly,
grudgingly admitted that he had seen
the motor car."
I came round the corner to get a
pound of bacon for supper," said
Giles reflectively, ' "and I saw the en
gine" so he phrased it "before the
door. A lady was stepping i,n
"A lady!" I Interrupted. "Are you
certain?"
Yes sir," he said, giving me the
polite address doubtfully. "I saw her
plain enough In the light of them
bright lamps. She had on a long
white sort of gown on, and a cap with
a veil flying behind on ner neaa. i
Just, caught a glimpse of her, when
she went off as hard as she could."
"In what direction?" ,
"Murchester way, If you want a
good big town tb go by," said Giles.
Then send for the police and tell
them to telegraph to Murchester to
stop that car. It's a Rlppler, No.
14539 Z, and belongs to me. The
woman has stolen it, I tell you. Where
are the police?"
There's no policeman until we get
one from Arkteigh, and the telegraph
ofTice Is there also. Now you. sir,
must wait until the police come."
"Of course," I assented readily. "I
quite understand that you look upon
me as a doubtful character. Lock up
this house until the police arrive and
take me to your Inn If you have one. I
want something to eat and drink."
"But the eye," said the heavy dark
woman; "give back the eye."
I baven't got the eye," I snapped.
for with hunger and thirst and excite
ment, and the unpleasantness of be
ing unjustly suspected, I was not In
the best of tempers. "You can search
me If you like."
The dark woman would have done
o readily, being evidently of a med
dlesome nature. But Giles Interpos
ed. "Let the gentleman alone, Mrs.
Faith," he said . gruffly; " I caught
him, and I'll keep him till Werehaw
comes. I daresay It's a mistake on
my part, and I'm sorry If"
"Oh, I don't blame you. Mr. Giles,"
I Intorposed easily, and lighted a ci
garette to show my nonchalance. "I
should have acted In the same way
myself. So come along and take me
to gaol."
A relieved smile made the man's
rugged face quite pleasant to look at,
as my exculpation of himself, and my
ready offer to be searched, evidently
reassured him greatly.- In his eyes, at
all events, -1 was not the desperate
criminal he had taken me to be. But
his fellow villagers still looked dubi
ous. "Mrs. Caldershaw had heaps of
money hidden away," " Ventured k6ne
little rat of a man with a squaky
voice,.
"Search my pockets, then," I said
again, with one Impatience. - "All I
have told you la correct My name la
Cyrus Vance, and tf you send to the
Artillery Barracks at Murchester, my
friend Lord Cannlngton will have no
difficulty In Identifying me."
As I thought It would, the title acted
like a charm, and the tension some
what slackened. Giles, who appeared
to be the most Seniltfle of the lot
beckoned me Into the dark shop, leav
ing hi friends to guard the house and
look after the corpse of the unfortun
ate woman. I walked beside him
round the corner, and sure enough
as I expected came upon the twink
ling lights of quite a dozen houses.
The late MrS. Caldershaw had cus
tomers, after all, It would seem.
'What's the name of this place?" I
asked abruptly.
"Mootley," replied Giles, now less
suspicious and more human. "It ain't
a very large village, but we've more
cottages than these .here scattered
along the road up yonder," and he
Jerked his thumb to the left where a
lane ran front the high-road towards
a woodland.'
"It's too dark to sea anything," I
said Idly, "but tomorrow you can show
me round. I darjeay I shall have to
pan ths night at your house, Mr.
Giles, unless you think that I may rise
In the night to kill you. By the way,"
I added with a bantering air, "you
dnn't hold my arm. Aren't you afraid
I II bolt?"
'Nil, sir," suld the man, now per
fectly polite, "I see that I have made
a mistake. I know your name. If
you're the Mr. Vance who writes
plays."
"I am; but that Is odd knowleilgt
for a villager In these out-of-the-waj
pnr. to possess."
"Oh, I haven't lived at Mootley all
my life, sir, although I was born here
forty years ago. I went to London
and stopped In Southwark for years.
I'd a green-grocer's shop there, and
did fairly well. But London didn't
suit my wife's health, sir, so I sold up
some time back, and bought a cottagi
and an acre of land here with my sav
ings. I know your name, sir, becaust
I've seen one or two plays of yours at
The .Elephant and Castle Theater.
And very good plays they were, sir,
too."
"Humph! It seems to me, Mr
Giles, that I am now the wrongly sus
pected hero of a much more mysteri
ous and lurid melodrama than any 1
have written."
"It Is strange," admitted Giles, wltr
a side glance. I saw the glance bj
the light which gleamed from a cot
tage window.
"My murdering Mrs. Caldershaw?'
I inquired coolly.
"We don't know yet that she liar
been murdered," he replied quickly,
-men my stealing that glass eyt
of hers?" ' '
"No, sir. But your being locked uj
In the dark with the corpse."
"She wasn't a corpse when I en
tered, Mr. Giles. Her moans attracted
me into the room. While I was seelm
by match-light what was the matter
someone locked the door, and bolte
with my motor."
"The lady f saw, sir."
"No doubt,' since I did not bring t
lady with me."
"I wonder If she got the ey," mut
tered Giles half to himself.
"She must have got something thn
wasn't hers, else she would not hnvi
made use of my car to escape."
"Then she must have taken th
eye," Giles muttered again.
"What the deuce are you talklm
about? Why should she steal a gins:
eye?" . ,
"That's what I'd like to know, sir
It's an odd thing to steal. And I nev
er knew that Mrs. Caldershaw's lof
eye was a glass one, though she toll
Mrs. Faith about it. Well, It's gum
"And the laay who stole my motoi
car took it At leu at It seems so. ISu.
I tell you what, Mr. Giles, I'm to
hungry to discuss the matter Jus
now. The whole business is a mys
tery to me, and Destiny has draggec
me Into it In a most unpleasant way.'
Giles nodded. "It's easy to be seel
you're Innocent, sir," he said with in
air of relief. VYou wouldn't talk si
If you weren'ij
"I don't know so much about that
Guilt an WeaJiW-masRof brazen In
nocence If necessary. How no yoi
know I havenlt ; murdered Mrs. Cal
dershaw, und at this moment may no
have the celebrated glass eye in m
U'ouser pocket?" T"
"We don't krtow yet that she's beei
murdered, Mr. Vance. There wa
no wound "
"Pooh! She might have been pol
soned."
"Why do you think so, sir?" aske
Giles quickly.
"Because I write melodramas, am
always look oh the , most dramuti
. Oh, this la your --tnr. Is it
Quite a stage cottage, with plenty o
greenery about the porch."
Giles did not know what to mak
of my chatter.
"You're a funny gent, sir."
"A hungry one,' at all events.
friend. Is this your wife? How an
you, Mrs. Giles? I am your hus
band's prisoner, and for the time be'
tng your cottage is a gaol. Mrs. Cal
dershaw's dead, and I've stolen her
glass eye."
"Mrs. Caldershaw dead!" gasped
Mrs. Giles, a rosy-faced little woman
who turned pale at the sudden an
nouncement. "What does the gentle
man mean, Sum ?" ..
"Sit down, air," said Giles, pushin
forward a chair, then turned towar"
his astonished and somewhat terrl
fled wife to explain. In a few mln
utes Mrs. Giles was in full possession
of the facts which had led me to her
abode. She listened In silence, her
face now quitr . while and drawn
"What does It all mean, Sam?" she
asked under her breath.
"That's what we've got to And
out, Sarah. Warshaw has been sent
for from Arklelgh. and when he
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'Warshaw ami Coldershaw," 1 mur-
mered; "rather f mllar names. 1
lope your polUemiin friend will wire
to Murchester about iny car."
'There's no tolcKruiih otTlce here-
ibout, sir. I eiiect he'll ser i In a
.lessengcr to Murchester for lue In
spector, and for your friend, sir."
"L."rd Cannlngton? Oh, yes. He
an identify me as Cyrus Vance."
"What!" said Mrs. Oiles, who was
recovering her color, "the gentleman
.vho wrote them lovely plays?"
"The same," I assented, "and the
;entlemuu's very hungry."
"You shall have supper in a few
ninutes," cried Mrs. Giles, much Im
iressed with the aim'cl she had hlth
rto entertained unawares. "Sam, did
,ou bring back that bacon?"
"No, I didn't, my dear, 'cos there
wastn't anyone to sell the bacon, Mrs.
laldershaw being dead.
"ITgh!" shuddered the little woman
I'll never lie able to eat another
'hlng nut of that shop. A murder-
"We don t know that it s a mnr
ler." Interposed her husband hastily
The man looked sheepish. "I made
i mistake and thought you was -i
robber, until I saw you were a gent.
Well, a gent can be a robber, you
tnow. Many gents are."
"They steal something more valua
'ile than glass eyes, sir."
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
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SU'a, tJ A8HEVI LLE, IT. O.
ts ' ' ' OPKK THKOTJGH OCT THE TEAR,
Famous Everywhere.
THE MANOR
Albemarle ParR - Asheviile. H. C
An Ixduto In. Oi Charlotte Street Car Lla
THE BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL
WAYNESV ILLE, N. C.
MRS. SALLIE E. CORY, Proprietress. v
Open the Year Round.
FRANKLIN HOTEL
Open all the year.
plentiful. Come on.
THE SWANNANOA
A STRICTLY
Family and Transient Hotel
Sates $2.50 a day end upward.
WINDSOR HOTEL
W. T. BRUBAKER, Manager. -European,
ll.te per day and op
American, tl-St pet day and op.
Midway between Broad Street
Station and Reading Terminal
on Filbert Street
Tha only moderate priead hotel oi
repatation and consequence in
PHILADELPHIA
NOTICE.
Pursuant to power vested In It by
law and the note thereby secured the
undersigned will on the 21st day of
February at the county court house
door at 12 o'clock noon sell at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder
the following described personal prop
erty of said C. W. Klbler tc-wlt: Cer
tttlcatea No. It and No 6 for twenty-
Tour and twenty-eigt. shares respec
tively, par value $100.0u per Bhure, of
the Uig Ivy Timber company.
Said property having been deposited
as collateral security with the under
signed to secure a certain Indebtedness
of said Kibler-Brownell Lumber com
pany and C. W. Klbler, and default
having been made In the payment uf
said debt thereby secured.
This the !8th day of January, A. D.,
1910. BATTEHY PARK BANK,
J. E. Rankin, Cashier. 804-20t
NOTICK.
I will offer for sale, at public auc
tion, on the premises lately occupied
by W. II. Lasater, the entire stock of
goods, wares and merchandise, con
sisting of carriages, harness, wagons,
etc., and the book accounts, notes,
and all evidences of Indebtedness to
the said Lasater, and also two cer
tain parcels of real estate, one on
South Main atreet, known as the Ray
Uvery Stable, and the other a small
lot on French Broad avenue, 60x130
feet.
This sale is made by me as trustee
in bankruptcy, pursuant to order of
the Referee In Bankruptcy, dated
January 29, 1910.
It-will be held on the 21st day of
February, 1910, and begin at 11
o'clock.
For full information and particu
lars apply to me, at my office, In the
city of Ashevllle.
This February 1, 1910.
E. B. ATKINSON,
Trustee In Bankruptcy of W. H. Las
ater. J08-20t
TRCSTEK'8 SALE.
Under and by virtue of the power of
sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed by D, F. Davis and
wife, N. I Davis, on 3d day of Feb
ruary, 1908, to the undersigned trus
tee, which deed of trust was duly reg
istered In the office of the register of
deeds for Buncombe county, N. C, in
book of mortgages and deeds of trust
No. 74 of deeds on page 565, etc ,to
which reference ts hereby made tor
purposes of further description, and
eta, and default having been made In
the payment of the Indebtedness se
cured by the said deed of trust, and
the holder -of the said indebtedness
having made liom-nd on the ' aald
trustee that said trustee sell, the lands
described and conveyed In said deed
of trust, the said trustee will on
Turwlay, the 8th day. of Marc h, 1910
from 12 o'clock, noon, to 1 p. m., sell
to the highest bidder for cash the
land conveyed in and by said deed of
trust, and which la bounded and
mure particularly described ns fol
lows: Adjoining the lands of Alford
Walker and Robert Johnson heirs.
also the ' Wolf property, being 1
scree more or less and being In West
Ashevllle, beyond Emma postofflce, a
part of the Alexander Harris estate,
This sale la made at the request of
the owner and holder of the Indebt
edness secured by said deed of tr'ist,
and such title will be made to the
purchaser as la vested in the said
trustee . ;
This the Vli day of February. 1110
C. V. HALL. Trustee.
DR. I.L J. COSTELLO
Recently of Philadelphia, Pa., has
removed to Asherllla to resume the
practice of madl.'lne. Offlc4 nt res
idence 74 College street
Office hours Irom lla. m., to
n. m., and from I t I p. m. i Thone
lilt. tf
'Hk isssi '
i
AND TOURIST HOTEL OF
BREVARD, X. O.
The hunting season la In full blast now. Game Is
T. W. WU1TMIRE, Prop.
HIGH GRADE
Frank Loughran, Owner and Prop.
HOTEl.
sST;DEN!S-
BROADWAY and I ITU si KtfcT
Within EaT"Arcof Ewv Point of
lotoreflt. Half lllnck from Wapatnaker'a.
5 mlmitea' walk of Khoppln Dlitrlct. "
KOTKDKOK: Kxeellcnc ot CuIkIh. Com
fortable Appolntmenta. Courteoui garr ,
- ice and ilomelike Uorrouadtosa. ai
ROOMS SI. 00 PER DAY AND UP '
EUROPEAN 'PLAN.' 4i
Table d'ilote Breakfast 50c
WM.TAYLOR&SON,lnc
ALSO " ,
HOTEL ttARTtWIQUE, j
Diuauna aim vuni aunt.
Richelieu Hotel:
20 North French Broad Av7
Up-to-date fattiily hotel.
57 to $15 per week.
Excellent table. Phone 1430
HOTEL ENTELLA "f
' BRYSOIY CITY. . V .
Headquarters lor trawling men and
lumbermen. Rates i per day. Spe
cial rates by the month. Barn: room.
Free sample rooms. Railroad eating
house fronting Southern depot. Uv
ery in connection. v- "
W. W. m ALMA WHIErTXEK. PmBnL
MONTFORD COfTAGI
103 Montford Ave. Phone 1081
Elegant, home-like and , nflned.
Centrally located. Cuisine the beat.
Transients and table boarders ac
commodated. t
, MODERATB RATER.!;
The Catawba
OLD FORT, W, O." ,
L. B. MOORE. Proprietor.
Transient and Commercial Patron-
age Solicited. .
Hotel Gates
Hendersonville, N. C.
, rl. eal
tHirrnr'Ti!wJiWT''rt-Bi
Open Throughout the Year.
Commercial and Tourist
Rates $2.50 per day and up.
A. A. GATES, Prop.
FLEMMING HOTEL
R. T. MADDEN, Manager, ;
' Marlon, N. C. '
Ratea $2.00 per day. Recently ro-
palnted Inside and out, re-arranged,
thoroughly renovated, and otherwise
greatly Improved, anaklug It one of
the beet hotels along the line. -
Free Sample Roomn, Hot and Cold
Batlis, Klectrlo Lights., and other
modern comforts and conveniences.
Free bus meets all trains. ; ,
Central Hotel
Canton, N. C
I. M. SHOOK. Prop. .
Rates tl per da v. fpeclal rates by
week or mouth. I-Yee anmple m-mt.
Rooms for Rent
-at-
Y.
Steam
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