Once a Week

ly upon that of Sir Eustace Butt, M.P., meant the beginning of a

sted for ten minutes, after which he stood before the open window for five minutes, breathing alternately through the right

discipline, he rose and stood lightly on the ball of his left foot, at the same time massaging himself vigorously between the shoulders with his right. After five minutes of this

nant letters to the Press, blaming the police for their neglect to discover the assassin. Detective-Inspector Frenchard, however, was hard at work, and he wa

he had relied so long, and to devote himself entirely to a vegetable régime. With that thoroughness which was now becoming