CHAPTER 14"Well, that's that," said the inspector.
"And so another chapter in the Holford mystery is finished."
He and Harbord were sitting in their room at the "Medchester Arms." The inspector had his case-book open upon the table before him and was going over his notes.
"This last affair is most unaccountable," Harbord rejoined. "Its taking place in the park is so puzzling."
"Robert Saunderson was not far from the park when he was shot," the inspector said significantly.
Harbord looked at him. "The superintendent found out something that solved the mystery of Robert Saunderson's death. Why shouldn't we do the same? We have the same data to go upon."
The inspector took up a silver cigarette-case with a laudatory inscription upon it. He toyed with it for a minute, then took a cigaret
