"And--who is he ?" "I'll tell you the story," answered Spargo, "and in a summary.

This morning a man named Webster, a farmer, a visitor to London, came to me at the office, and said that being at the House of Commons last night he witnessed a meeting between Marbury and a man who was evidently a Member of Parliament, and saw them go away together.

I showed him an album of photographs of the present members, and he immediately recognized the portrait of one of them as the man in question.

I thereupon took the portrait to the Anglo-Orient Hotel--Mrs.Walters also at once recognized it as that of the man who came to the hotel with Marbury, stopped with him a while in his room, and left with him.
The man is Mr.Stephen Aylmore, the member for Brookminster." Rathbury expressed his feelings in a sharp whistle.
"I know him!" he said.

"Of course--I remember Mrs.Walters's description now.