... as it should be-pathos being ever so much more real than anything else--that I should not be greatly surprised though Dr Conan Doyle himself take to tears when he has exhausted the trea- sures of detection buried in the minds of. the Holmes family. Let ...

... whose help he had performed the amazing Mephis- tophelean trick I have mentioned. In all pro- bability he had, when he ?? Conan Doyle evidently does not know how-from the clutches of Sherlock Holmes, made his way to oIndon, and murdered Watson. He was now ...

... patients got .little attention because the doctors were so busy. rr- IThe men, however, bad not complained about it. or Dr Conan Doyle said he -as, in Bloemcfontein s$ 'from the 2d of April to the 5th of July. ond 5attached to the Langham nHospital. They ...

... Town, October 24. Conan_ uoyse on 0enoptas VI IC ex SI tle ai -5 di w N 'is l- a] Si ts C' 'VI I0. r a ie Conan Doyle on the ?? T~6 Dr Conan Doyle was last night the chief I guest at a -dinner at the Authors' Club in White- hall Court. The chair -was occupied ...