Enoch Cook drifted to Chicago, and was killed in a drunken row there. Henry Stolburst sent the Eye of Jobu to King John of Abyssinia. He went to Paris and visited the physician already referred to. The latter did much to relieve the explorer of his horrible appearance. But he has never forgotten that he owes his rescue to Burt’s fidelity, and whenever, in the course of his travels, anything comes up that he can turn over to Burt he does so. “Burt Cromwell,” he is fond of saying, “is the best detective I have ever met in the entire world.” THE END. MAGNET LIBRARY A weekly publication devoted to Detective literature. March 4, 1905 No. 435 “Get Acquainted With Smith’s” The Big Three [Illustration: MRS. GEORGIE SHELDON] [Illustration: MRS. MARY J. HOLMES] [Illustration: CHARLES GARVICE] You are now looking at the three most popular authors in America. Ten million copies of their novels have been sold and they are now exclusively engaged to supply =Smith’s Magazine= with all their new work. Get a copy of the current number and look it over. It’s the best published at TEN CENTS =SMITH PUBLISHING HOUSE=, _NEW YORK_ Transcriber’s Notes The Table of Contents at the beginning of the book was created by the transcriber. Inconsistencies in hyphenation such as “every-day”/“every day” have been maintained. Minor punctuation and spelling errors have been silently corrected and, except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, especially in dialogue, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained. Page 15: “as great as his devoteees” changed to “as great as his devotees”. Page 56: “dive-keeper adjourned to the rear room, where they seatd” changed to “dive-keeper adjourned to the rear room, where they seated”. Page 57: “famous fences in New York--Monte Murhpy” changed to “famous fences in New York--Monte Murphy”. Page 196: “the desperado was uphurt” changed to “the desperado was unhurt”.