Where, then-- A tap at the door of the sitting-room prefaced the entry of the two medical men.
"We heard from the manager that you were in this room, Mr.Allerdyke," said Dr.Orwin.

"Well, we made a further examination of your relative, and we still incline to the opinion expressed already.

Now, if you approve it, I will arrange at once for communicating with the Coroner, removing the body, and having an autopsy performed.

As Dr.Lydenberg has business in the town which will keep him here a few days, he will join me, and it will be more satisfactory to you, no doubt, if another doctor is called--I should advise the professional police surgeon.

If you will leave it to me--" "I'll leave everything of that sort to you, doctor," said Allerdyke.