Heard Under The Bed

dames mug, tonu vvnson uu -t l. liarles iuckary have been arreeted u connectlon wltb ihe horrible murUer near Wiarton, Ünt., a iiionth uto, the vlctlms of which were Jumes A. Isaiky, a farmer, and his 1 ■■ml man, num uikuuwu. The house was ün?d, and the charred bodies of the mutilated victims were louud iu the rnlns. The arrests were i:.;:de on tbs confeseion ui Kllin McCleary, whose lamliy reside uextdoorto iiailey, au.l wbo kept i.ousc for tl e murdered men. Detective Kogeis sbadowed the McCJearj l'auniy, and wi.en )ie saw Ellen board a train with :i mau he followed them to Falmerston, where the) lulstered as man and wik'. Whlle thej were out of their room Hofjers slipped in and concealed himself onder the tea. When the couple ïeturneJ theysooa uegan lalkinjr about the nuirder. lïogers ïlstened lor a unie and then disclosed himself, arrest. u: 1 olii ihe parties. ïhe man gave hl name as Joh u .MeCirty. 'Jhe uirl .-latea thtou the nluht ol the morder Kinand Wilson carne to Laile's i-ouse and aaKed il' liailey was ai Lome. Kukg r he was golng to klll Lailcy that tiight. Baile; had nut returned from Wiarton. The men told her to go home, and theii went intu the IjusIi to wait his rotura. She taw King mul W.lson return to ihe house au honr later, and allcnvards gaw the fire. Klog tormerly llved r.t.li liailey, but had troubie with him. lioilimon were payiny attentious 10 Mlcn .McCleary. The gin'had sald uothmr aLout tuis Lecau8e King hau tbreatened lokill l.er U she dld. King liasa bad record. It u onl.i wheu one is thorouchly true that there eau M pnrlty and freedom. Faisehood alwaM puoi.-ües iiseif . A raau ucver rcalizes how little his word ís worth tülj hc receives % black eye aod at tou;j.'.ü tj osplalg how be caine by ft.