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On the discovery of the body medical aid was at once summoned, but life had evidently been long extinct. So far as is known, Mr. Crashaw had no trouble or anxiety of any kind. ON THE DISCOVERY OF THE BODY MEDICAL AID WAS AT ONCE SUMMONED BUT LIFE HAD EVIDENTLY BEEN LONG EXTINCT SO FAR AS IS KNOWN MISTER GREYISHAW HAD NO TROUBLE OR ANXIETY OF ANY KIND
nd voices came echoing up the silent street where Villiers lived, growing more distinct as they advanced, and, as Villiers spoke, an answer rang up from the pavement: “The West End Horrors; Another Awful Suicide; Full Details!” Austin rushed down the stairs and bought a paper and read out the paragraph to Villiers as the uproar in the street rose and fell. The window was open and the air seemed full of noise and terror. “Another gentleman has fallen a victim to the terrible epidemic of suicide which for the last month has prevailed in the West End. Mr. Sidney Crashaw, of Stoke House, Fulham, and King’s Pomeroy, Devon, was found, after a prolonged search, hanging dead from the branch of a tree in his garden at one o’clock today. The deceased gentleman dined last night at the Carlton Club and seemed in his usual health and spirits. He left the club at about ten o’clock, and was seen walking leisurely up St. James’s Street a little later. Subsequent to this his movements cannot be traced. US OR EXCITED THE CRIES AND VOICES CAME ECHOING UP THE SILENT STREET WHERE VILLIERS LIVED GROWING MORE DISTINCT AS THEY ADVANCED AND AS VILLIERS SPOKE AN ANSWER RANG UP FROM THE PAVEMENT THE WEST END HORRORS ANOTHER AWFUL SUICIDE FULL DETAILS AUSTIN RUSHED DOWN THE STAIRS AND BOUGHT A PAPER AND READ OUT THE PARAGRAPH TO VILLIERS THE UPPER END STREET ROSE AND FELL THE WINDOW WAS OPEN AND THE AIR SEEMED FULL OF NOISE AND TERROR ANOTHER GENTLEMAN HAS FALLEN A VICTIM TO THE TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF SUICIDE WHICH FOR THE LAST MONTH HAS PREVAILED IN THE WEST END MISTER SIDNEY CRAYSHAW OF STOKE HOUSE FULLUM AND KING'S PALMERROY DEVON WAS FOUND AFTER A PROLONGED SEARCH HANGING DEAD FROM THE BRANCH OF A TREE IN HIS GARDEN AT ONE O'CLOCK TO DAY THE DECEASED GENTLEMAN DINED LAST NIGHT AT THE CARTON CLUB AND SEEMED IN HIS USUAL HEALTH AND SPIRITS HE LEFT THE CLUB AT ABOUT TEN O'CLOCK AND WAS SEEN WALKING LEISURELY UP SAINT JAMES'S STREET A LITTLE LATER SUBSEQUENT TO THIS HIS MOVEMENTS CANNOT BE TRACED
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