Tuesday, March 15, 1910.
PAGE TWO
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
Appetite Gone. Nerves Un- I
strung, Sleepless, Thin, Pale, Tired. ;
"Last spring my health was
completely broken down. Jly ap
petite was pone nr ! I was ui
strung nervous condition, un . ''
to sleep. I became thin, pile and
was languid and tir.l all the. time.
' HooJ's Sarsapariila restored me
' ct henlth. It aided th9
;t miles of my digestive
;( ir duty, and I was
e ah... 10 eat and properly
y :" i'd. I slept peacefully
tit. and now I feel
.1 d ilulity course my
Julia C. Tison, 501 West
tf:., Jacksonville, Fla.
"Charms don't pay taxes, Mr. I
Vance. 1 suppose,'' she added abrupt- i
ly, "that you Intend to marry her. 1
Oh, don't look so astonished, yonnn
mini. 1 remember how you admired
tier photograph in Anne's house, and
you didn't come here for nothing, oh, i
deal- me, no."
"1 came here to learn all I could j
about the ulass eye. so that 1 might
trace the assassin of Anne t'alder- j
shaw."
"Oh, indeed," Miss Destiny's sharp
ryes twinkled wickedly, "and you
haunt my niece in order to ask her
questions?"
Why nut'.'" 1 vontuied cautiously. 1
Miss Destiny laughed significantly. .
Why nut, indeed." she echoed, "it's
my opinion that Gertrude know s I
much more about the glass eye than j
she dares to tell you. or any one;
else."
Mv blood ran cold, for a moment.
ppnrently this disagreeable old wo-
man had seen the eye on mo drawing
room table, and thence bad drawn
the very worst conclusions. 1 ventur
ed on a bold Btroke. "Do you mean
to say that .Miss Monk has the glass
eye?"
"I don't say that.
Then she has not thi
i . 1 impatiently, and
breath of great relief.
I don't say that either
Then what do you say,
tiny .
I ".Notning,
Lie- to go
give up all
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:lass eye."
drawing
Miss Des-
xeept that you will be
way from Burwaln and
idea of marrying my
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"Why'.''' 1 asked very nireoiiy.
Uecaus. as 1 said liortrndc
knows something about the murder."
That is a serious thing to say. Miss
Destiny. On what grounds do you
make such an accusation'.'"
She made no direct reply, hut
rocked to and tro. "I know. 1 know ."
said, with a cunning IOOK ami a
she
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THE DISAPPEARING EYE
By FERGUS HUME
(Copyright. 1909, By G. Y. Dillingham Co.)
.n the ilan-
which I was
"Have you seen the glass
Miss Monk's possession'."
never said that
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters. was a
Mrs. Cahlershuiv, former servant in great
the Monk family, is found dead b "f the
i yrus Vance, a h; in pit rcing her and h
lit art, and her glass eye missing. The : !!..
eve is supp.'Se.l t' contain a el ie t- o r '
Ti missing trtasure. heipo ath.'d t
fiertrude Monk l y to r uncle. Van
fnlis In 1"'...- with ilerlritde. At the
time ho discovered Mrs. I'ablt rshaw s
lift less l'ttd . a . i tmi n w eai ing i
wbilf 'I..'k "U with his Ini't""
c;.r. ' t h1 ' r I
M " !! s !'. .i. stpli Striver,
! : h. ..".!,
In n ... .: -. i '., i'.- :.. .. -love
for Miss M.n.k. Mis l still .'.
li- rtrinb s i' ant. has le v. r Orel v. a
In- r- r inhi-riting tie- missing trens
iii ". W.i't. r Monk, her father. :i dap
per . 1 isii little man. k'-eps her ..n
V. ih'O'l : 1 ,'.. .
ers the missing eye -:i a table in the
Monk drawing mom. A sb-at tiin.
lati r it I,:. disappeareil a rain.
elbl.
miser; Miss Destiny had n
.. ,. ti.ir her n 'iv, so tli.. tie I
I've would appeal t" her avail
i - of making herself disacre.
Ai d tit' course, she would kll"'
. that hi r imice could si.
r without u-'ttihg herself ini
ilicious chuckle.
i entured still further
rous ground upon
trt ading
..v,. in
"No." she said. and her reply
st irtled n.e. lor 1 hail made sure that
' he dared to speak thus freely fern
having espied me oojeei uu tut- .......
ing room table.
she had the glass eye.
' Then on what grounds
"Oh. 1 don't wish t
she interrupted.
Having said so much, you
av more." was my firm reply;
have no right t" mak
i nsatb.ns without proof."
Gertrude herself can supi
prool
I
her to."
V,." screeched Miss Destiny
lumping t. hi r feet lik
say anything."
must
"you
dangerous nc-
ii,.'
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SMITH'S DRUG STORE
Mootley at live o'clock i
polntment. And it was
that Ann was stabbed
pin That hatpin with
head." cried Miss Desti
keep the ap
fter that lime
vith the hal
a blue glass
triumphsnt-
rou It not insult In
bv
isklng
s.'.'U. .1 had Ihi
th in 1 win I'
ad t" MVS hi
,. p,,S
111. I.
Wb
id. 'ii entered my I
i about and ;"' j
lint s loo el. ',t ilb I , i
f asking .uestloiiH. lint i n,
i . asy to formulate. Il l
! th" eye. she n rt.iir.lv .,
.. !,,. theft ; i
i might r. .-.ii my mis- I
. i i. i.de and thus would
.n in Hie little "Id la
be vv ..111. I ullitoltht
i 'ait in ni hurried walk
.i li'.n. i here w as in. lime
St II !' !' ! s In ehalll !
d.-u t; d state mi mind I I
.p.. I
lertrn
I"
1 s .
dlv I
I
CHAPTER Will.
ani-li. d.
1 intt rnullv lib ss-.1 Mr. Monk anil
his i t ii i ! '1 I'.rtmaiiti uu. lie."
took my departure, as 1 had entered,
by the mitb IP window. As I passed
out I could n..t help glancing again '
nt the table wher.on I had n tin '
glass eve. Mb-S Mi nk saw my in-nil: -ing
gaze and tame forward. "Ilnv. '
you b.st anj thin z ?"
I was m-.r-- nf
"No untiling," I
"Good-day." and 1
spe.-d. entirely ;it s
tin. state "I affairs
from tin- evidence
presenee .a' Hp- glass
l.idge seemed conclui
the guilt of i Iertrude.
On my way back to the inn 1 won
dered if by any chance Miss Destiny
hail semi the eye. i in reaching the
house it was not impossible that aft. r
my capture by Mr. Monk, she might
have entered the drawing room; In
which case, being as 1 had frequent
ly found of an Inquisitive turn of
mind, it was certain that she bad
caught sight of th" object. It was
.ten possible that she had taken no
eye in order to find tin- secret hiding
place of the fortune. Miss Destiny
,nt.,
. and
nt le
W.i
Miss
1 i stint
i
iv h.lsell opened th.
lalned that I.ueinda was
he i illage. si,,. npI,car
i.sn ! mincing self, and
n.-asin. 1 vv is invited
.!. shabby silting room.
- ! ail" a long ' "trtplaim
dher-in-law's treatment.
very mean." lamented
fitting down. "I l.i Hove
Joseph coming In work
hits engaged Joseph to
"". n garden." I reminded
a small fury.
1. F.verv man
,.s is a fool. And v..u 1"'"'
Heaven "lilv kl!"WS 'that
in her."
a lovely girl and an nccom-
a good daughter and an
-utlcwonian."
,.ple rolled into "e."
til.- spiteful little croat i r.
nlth wrath. "She niav be
t 'iir et s I know vt hat
n an but good and honor
is not."
what you say," I cried, lad
tr.ated nl. out th.. room,
lmt and j.alr.nsy. I
rage her still fur-
as if she comph'telj lost her
.. r she might iiiiexpeetedh e..me
with all she knew. 1 was thero-
Int, dly ru.ie. i ll" un a is.
ly. "I Rave Oertrude three pins like
that myself as a Chii-tnias present
last year Now, you e. she is guilty."
it certainly looked Ilk" it. but I de
clined to admit even tl shadow of a
suspicion. "I don't see aid 1. tartly,
am! controlling myself v ith an effort.
".Miss Monk may ha' di d at live
o'clock and not finding u there may
have returned to Bur i bv the
evening train."
"(lb. did she?" mock' I Miss Destine
cruelly, "then what about the blue
glass-headed hat-pin" What about
her presence at Moot!'" about the
lady who stole your motor car?"
time Anne was killed? W lint about the
"Yon can't prove tin !;..Jy was Miss
Monk .'"
"Y.s I can. That n n Giles said
the lady wore a whit. . loak. 1 saw
her with the white clou I myself. And
Gertrude bad such a white cloak."
"Real!,. I said bantering, although
these proofs of guilt made me trem
hle; "perhaps you recognized Miss
Monk when the motor ear nearly col
lided with your cart 1 l eg pardon
your trap."
"No, I didn't recognize her," said
Miss Destiny, sitting i!"ivn sullenly.
"It was darkish, and Gertrude was the
last person I expected to see in a
motor car. I saw that the lady had a
white cb ak. and knew my niece pos
scsed one but It never struck me that
Gertrude was the drlv. r until I cam"
to Mootl.v and heard fiat Anne had
been murdered. Tl Information
about the glass-headc I pin made me
certain."
"All this has to be proved," said 1.
aft r a nervous pause for there was
no denvlng that Miss Monk's position
. used her?"
d her win
j ments and what I knew about the eye
' and the . loak. it would seem that the
1 proofs of gudt against Gertrude were
overwhelming. Prejudiced as 1 was In
her favor, and blinded, more or less
by love. 1 could not help ncknowledg
i ing that the evidence was dead ngalnsl
I her. If Miss Destiny spake out and
Gertrude w as arrested, she would be
i hard put to prove her innocence.
Only one thing remained to be done;
j to silence Miss Destiny until Gertrude
could explain herself.
"Of course, you will say notniug, i
said sternlv.
Miss Destiny looked at me sulkily.
Of course." 'she asserted: "I don't
love Oertrude: all the same I don't
Wish to see her hanged.
"Not that word," I rose and put out
my hand, wincing.
"Hanged' hanged! hanged!"
screamed the furious old woman, "you
ore so blinded by love, you fool, '.'..at
you can't see her wickedness the
murderess!"
"She is not."
"Tin thief!"
"She Is not." T turned on my heel
and Hung open the door. Miss Destiny
leaped to my side
"What are you going to do?"
"I intend to see Miss Monk, nnd ask
her to illspr ve your nccusntions."
'She can't; she daren't."
"We shall see." I snapped, and left
the house, while Miss Destiny Jeered
and made mouths after me like a
wicked foul old witch.
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d la
abb
led
. rini
. ..!- in.
1.1. She
"I'rovi
Me . .11 1
. emub.us with
ot.rmined to
. was perilous.' have yo
1 "No. I haven't. I
' she didn't meet me
' she said that she hid
! ''.' A Ii. a lie," cr
leaping to her feet n
I tier.', and she murder
"And stole the eye.!
"I can't say that for
p. ak of vv hat I know
w murdered for the
every "lie seems f
have no doubt that
"Have tioi nen It
slon :
'"l .ei asked me that before. 1 have
n d seen it in her ssessflon. I onlv
peak of what I k' " she said again
'and look, d doggr '
'Ihi 1 e was ii f.a
fniting toE.oher M
I"
Mi
D
jealous i
and h.
f your
Mootley, .ind
decided not to
i MissDestlny,
iln, "she was
i Anne."
haps?"
. rtaln. I onl:
Hut. as Ann"
:'." Of til" eye
Hunk that I
: trade has it."
in her posses-
minutes' silence
Destiny's stato-
A full house greeted the opening
performance at the Pack square vau
deville house last evening and the
crowd was reluctant In leaving after
the first performance was over.
The program opened with a splen
didly rendered overture by Mrs. Ernes
tine Cochrane and W. H Schmidt, en
titled "Poet and Peasant " The In
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liberal encore was given at Its eon
cluslon. The motion picture was a "A
Brother's Wrong." and told the story
of how a young man became jealous
of 'he love a girl held for his brother
and stooped to do him a wrong which
banished him from home and the
young lady's company, but was Anally
righted by a death-bed confession of
the brother and the home was made
happy again and the loving hearts
united.
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stunts that will make you hold your
breath, such as jumping into and out
of a barrel and turning a somersault
in mid air. falling backwards from a
chair n top of a barrel on a table, etc.
A mcv clever net is put on by
Qiugley and Adair. Thee appear In
several pleasing songs and dialogue
and Mr. Adair creates quite a lot of
merriment with his apparent first ap
pearance on roller skut. s. II. bad
bis lips and down, but closed with a
illlitllle roller-skate dunce. Miss Quic
he has a very . leasing voice and is
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inded tlrlin ever,
said hurriedl; .
departed at ton
i as regal'. is the
And yet. apart
;' the cloak, the
.s .ye at Th.
ly p. prov.
Th l.'lge garden is in good or
der." sin- snapped, "whereas mine
needs a l"t of attention. Walter might
send the man along."
"If yon pay Joseph. Miss Desti-
"P.iy him." she Interrupted with a
shriek, and throwing no h.-r hands.
mv dear Mr. Vance, it Is as mneh
as I can do to keep bread in my
mouth. 1 am re. In 1 to this" she
glanced round "which Is by no means
. "i abode of a gentlewoman. Hut
iertrude and her father would let
no- starve sooner than behave as rela- j
tivef should."
' h, no. no." I protested. "Miss i
Monk is extremely kind."
"Have ,.ou found her so?" demand-
d the v inflictive aunt.
1 have Poind her charming, was
my cautious reply.
ptlny, yo
niece's beauty.
Mi !" she in ivercd.
I ll.imed, ' me jealous?"
"Via '..-ii are a. so iinnoved beeaiis.
your niece has liabriil Monk's mon-j
ey."
Has she',' If she has. she commit
ted murder to get it."
"That's a lie."
"Yon forget, sir. that you speak to
a lady."
I do not." I retorted, still carrying
.nit my plan. "1 am speaking to a Jeal
ous old woman who is trying to barm
an Innocent girl."
This last speeeh brought about the
desired result. "Innocent!" she cried,
and stamped her foot, "if she Is Inno
cent, what was she doing at Anne
i-nldershaws on th" nlcht of the
murder ""
"She w.-s not there "
' Yes she was: ves she was: yes she
was." chattered Miss Destine. thrut
ing her angry face clnc up to mine.
"I said nothing about it at the In
quest, as 1 did not wish to get her Int..
trouble But U"w that you dare to sav
I am jealous of that that minx
-he brought oat the word with a gasp.
"1 started on the previous day tn the i
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, of the road" nnd the slowness of the
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