Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

A cowgirl from a visiting rodeo exhibition requests Sherlock Holmes' immediate assistance after she discovers a dead man in her bedroom.

A chemist is accused of murdering his fiance's stepfather who was determined to keep the two apart. Although there is evidence pointing towards the chemist's guilt, Holmes is summoned by the old man's housekeeper to investigate the case.

Holmes is summoned to a school in Belgium to investigate a student who has a monthly habit of writing the names of faculty members on the steps of a nearby church. What is concerning is that, shortly afterwards, the faculty are found dead.

While Holmes and Watson are away from London on vacation, someone has taken the opportunity to impersonate Holmes - to a great profit.

A translator named Dubec tells Holmes that he was kidnapped and forced to translate for a Frenchman who was being tortured as the parties involved attempted to compel the man to sign some papers, something the man refused to do.

After a notorious criminal is killed by a milk-wagon, Lestrade finds a coded message in the man's clothing, and asks Holmes to decipher it. The investigation leads Holmes to assume the dead man's identity and travel all the way to Paris.

After a boy flees his compartment on a train, he suddenly disappears into thin air. Although his governess believes that he has simply run away, Holmes has other suspicions. Holmes' inquiry into the matter leads him to a nearby circus.

When Russell Partridge tells his wife Janet that he murdered his six previous wives, and that she has one day before the same fate will befall her, Janet finds no assistance anywhere, except with Holmes and Watson, who set into action.

A boy asks Holmes to help him find his missing father. Upon further investigation, it is revealed that the man is a gambler, and is currently on the run from his creditors. Holmes and Watson soon enter the seedy underworld of gambling.

A zealous suffragette acquires a bomb shaped like a croquet ball intending only to draw attention to a local cause she supports. When the bomb is switched with a real croquet ball, it explodes upon use, killing a member of Parliament.