The Black Cat (Unabridged)

Summary

The Black Cat (1895-1922) was a monthly literary magazine, publishing original short stories, often about uncanny or fantastical topics. Many writers were largely unknown, but some famous authors also wrote original material for this magazine.

There are 6 stories in this 11th issue of Volume 3:
A Russian Revenge, by E. G. Cheverton: a braid of red hair entangles a woman into a tragic story of hate and revenge
Poole, of Bethesda, by Frank E. Chase: the amusing story of a man torn between two opposite characters
A Frosty Morning, by Rodrigues Ottolengui: who took the stolen one-thousand dollar bill ?
The Company Feud, by William H. Wassell, U.S.A.: a dramatic incident settles some scores
The Wisdom of Solomon, by G. B. Dunham: who really set fire to the store ?
The Bijou Bride, by George B. Dunham: one should never judge too quickly out of jealousy