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The
phial
was
that
already
recognized
by
the
chemist
s
assistant
,
a
tiny
bottle
of
blue
glass
,
containing
a
few
grains
of
a
white
crystalline
powder
,
and
labelled
:
Strychnine
Hydro
-
chloride
.
POISON
.
A
fresh
piece
of
evidence
discovered
by
the
detectives
since
the
police
court
proceedings
was
a
long
,
almost
new
piece
of
blotting
-
paper
.
It
had
been
found
in
Mrs
.
Inglethorp
s
cheque
book
,
and
on
being
reversed
at
a
mirror
,
showed
clearly
the
words
:
.
.
.
erything
of
which
I
die
possessed
I
leave
to
my
beloved
husband
Alfred
Ing
.
.
.
This
placed
beyond
question
the
fact
that
the
destroyed
will
had
been
in
favour
of
the
deceased
lady
s
husband
.
Japp
then
produced
the
charred
fragment
of
paper
recovered
from
the
grate
,
and
this
,
with
the
discovery
of
the
beard
in
the
attic
,
completed
his
evidence
.
But
Sir
Ernest
s
cross
-
examination
was
yet
to
come
.
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What
day
was
it
when
you
searched
the
prisoner
s
room
?
Tuesday
,
the
24th
of
July
.
Exactly
a
week
after
the
tragedy
?
Yes
.
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You
found
these
two
objects
,
you
say
,
in
the
chest
of
drawers
.
Was
the
drawer
unlocked
?
Yes
.
Does
it
not
strike
you
as
unlikely
that
a
man
who
had
committed
a
crime
should
keep
the
evidence
of
it
in
an
unlocked
drawer
for
anyone
to
find
?