At least he was there the night the key was used, looking over papers he had no right to touch." "It begins to look as if the Mexican went to the building for the purpose of robbery, and that he found a tool in Jim Scoby," said Frank.
"Why don't you have the two of them pinched, so Fremont won't have all this trouble on his mind?
The Mexican is somewhere about here, and Jim Scoby can't be far away, as the newspapers say he ran away from New York.

Why couldn't you have studied this out that night ?" "Don't rush conclusions," smiled Nestor.

"I said there were several people in the suite that night.

Well, we have made sure of two of them, though we don't know how they go in there if Mr.Cameron had the door locked from the inside." "If they hadn't used their false key," Shaw put in, "they wouldn't have had it in hand and wouldn't have lost it." "Very clever," said Nestor.
"Who else was in there ?" asked Frank, blushing at the compliment.
"The third man," Nestor continued, "had business with Mr.Cameron.

He was there earlier in the evening." "He didn't lose anything there, did he ?" asked Frank, with a laugh.
"Yes," replied Nestor, "he did.