Mister Douglas, a Man From Tunbridge Wells

Bicycle and valise belonging to a man named hargrave were his whole belongings. He registered his name as coming from london, but had given no address. Was there nothing to identify this man? So little that it was evident that he had carefully guarded himself against identification. No papers or letters and no marking upon the clothes. A cycle mat of the county lay on his bedroom table. The porter, the clerk and the chambermaid are all agreed that this about covers the points. They don't seem to have taken any very particular stock of him. It could very well have fitted into his overcoat without difficulty. What about the shotgun? It is less than two feet long