Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1928, Page 24

Fugitive Love (Continued from Yesterday's Star.) FINAL INSTALLMENT. . 1t will be remembered,’ Jenny read, "that a body was discovered about two wecks ago frozen in the ice of Long siough at the foot of the Haaker farm. It was identified by Hickey Cain . . . cortain articles of clothing ... body of his daughter who disap- ared so mysteriously {from the Haaker last July ...'" “{‘Sh oh!” Jenny sobbed. The clip- ping fluttered from her hand. She did not know whether she was going 1o laugh or cry. The world had gone mad! And this” said Jorgensen, handin\ | her :he Jetter which she had pinned to the clipping, “this shows you it is serious.” an insulting letter from an e e sThl‘ writer had name. It simply Laugh this orgensen stood there, & skinny hand (Au(‘hif‘e‘z the banisters. He pointed & trembling finger at the letter: iy dear, don’t you see that these ve this? They might even him—an enraged mob We m not lose a min- said 3 Here's your friend. v to I like that. why didn't you come to me at} { ked Jorgensen. “It after dinner, that 1 ed to catch my eye. fortunate. picked up the clipping. It length, two columns. and or w the date—December ago! ped s hook his head. You must dress.” e!” Jenny stared at him . “What . my dear. You must not lose ad. You have plenty of time.” n said that while he had been g for her: he had telephoned to the station and found that the first train down to Foxville left at 6:30 am. *We change at Wayne Junction and reach Foxville at noon. That is the very best we can do. It was agonizing to think of those hours that must be endured before she could get on her way. Jorgensen said he had prepared to come with her and had brought all the money he had at his home—necarly $200. She. after a scarch in her purse, discoverec | 22 and some change. “Yes,” said Jorgensen, “but you must understand the seriousness of the thing. He is in the hands of the law, mccused of two murders—and your father and O'Malley are two powerful politicians.” He made a significant gesture with kis hands. Jeuny stood up. Thank God, she had weapons to fight with—at last “Let them try it," she said. “Just Jet them. Oh.” she gave an exultant sob, don’t know how I've waited for this At 6 o'clock they summoned a cab and drove to the station. The streets of Chicago were deep, black-walled ravines. The skyline a jagged silhou- ette, with the clouds tilting across it, | smoky, torn, streaked with dull red.| Hard, black and solid. The snow | crunched under the wheels, the car| swung and lurched . . . Jorgensen, in an ancient fur coat and peaked Astrakhan cap, looked more like an ancient priest than the defeated dreaming old sculptor. He sat there, huddled up, his long nose buried in his turs. Old and weak. He let the streets slide by . . . But Jenny sat bolt upright. Her eyes were bright. And she trembled occasionally and looked up at the sky. That raw red dawn over the black mountains of Chi- jigo. . At the station they saw & negro walking along the platform to the train. There was something familiar about | him. “Alexander! The negro turned and saw Jenny Cain waving to him. The two suit cases he was holding crashed to the ground. He turned to run. “Alexander! Alexander!” Alexzander summoned his nerves. He swod there, shaking as if he had sgue, as Jenny rushed toward him. “For duh love of Gawd!" gasped Alexander when he felt the touch of her hand. “Strike :‘ne daid if ah didn't think you was a ghost!” "Hoybo 1” he Extstd his hands and slapped his knees. “Come seven!” He stooa there, shaking and laughing emo- tionally. He was in a perfect spasm “We must go." “Not like for her—and Jenny—Jenny staring— frightened—unable to love him. Jenny cold—with all her feelings quite dead. What if something like that should happen? That, through no fault of either of them, things had changed! She must be prepared. No matter what had happened, no matter how much he had changed—she must stick to him. She had been carried along up to the present from a sense of frustration as much as anything else, a bitter re- sentment against the way things seemed to have conspired against her. But now that was over. Her feelings had died down. And it was with. ¢ vague sense of dread that she saw Foxville ahead. The old board station was sadly reminiscent of the first day she had come there—with Torsten—and she heard some one mention his name even as she got down from the train. Yes, that Aberg was in jail. Had him THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1928, A First-Run Novel By Negley Farson geal on his puffy face. The chief, who did not know who she was, jumped up angrily. “Who are you?" “I——" Jenny heard herself laugh- ing, a little hysterically. Her feelings were too much for her, she could not keep a hold on them. “Why—I'm Jenny Cain!” She stood there, laughing at the gro- tesque faces of her father and Chauncy. She couldn't help it—but there was something funny about this—some- thing screamingly funny in those two staring. silly faces. She had left the door open, and she heard voices be- hind her. People were shouting—call- ing to other people—she heard them shouting in the street. “No!" she cried as the chief moved toward her with the evident intention of shutting the door. “No. No-no! J want everybody to hear it. You tell my father—and that man there!” she | potnted to Chauncy O'Malley—“you tell — e e e ! “Yes, snapped Jenny. She felt her feelings surge up within her a fierce anger. She'd soon stop their grinnin now! She felt that every one must be looking at her—Jenny Cain, the girl Aberg had killed—but when Jorgensen asked the way to the jail, the station agent pointed it out and then winked at her! “Coming down to take a look at that " snapped Jenny, rushing off. She felt her feelings surge up within her, a flerce anger—she'd soon stop| their grinning! ‘There was the usual mob around the | jail door, that vulture-like gathering that always collects at the scene of any calamity to satisty its ghoulish curiosity. But on its edge was a rim of sedate citizens with their families, old men and their wives, clutching children and grandchildren by their hands, gaping—and pointing to a barred window in the yellow brick! wall. ““There he is—look!" Jenny looked, caught one glimpse of a white face behind those iron bars— and something snapped inside her. She tore her way through the mob, pushed aside a man who tried to block her way up the steps, dashed into the building and shoved through the clus- ters of men in the hall. They were collected before a glazed door on which were the words “Chief of Police.” They were listening—anrd, as she hesitated, she_heard her {2/ °r's heavy voice—— “You won't—eh?” “Now, look— She did not wait. With a little cry— a little scream, almost—of challenge, she flung open the door. She had caught the three of them—her father, Chauncey O'Malley and the chief— caught them in midmotion—her father's finger thrust almost into the chief’s face, and the chief leaning away of delight. “Oh, shake me down!” he cried. “Shake me down if dis ain't gonna hit some people where dey Lve!" “Board-d-d!" They made a scramble for the train “How come”” demanded Alexander, as the train shot out of the city. “How come you ain't let us know you aint daid?” Jenny laughed and told him that was too long a story. She was going o #sk the questions just now. Where was her father? “Why, he's down in Foxville right now. I'm bringing his clothes down. “And Mr. O'Malley?” “Ah don't know. He come around #s soon’s your father got the telegram, said wasn't going t be no mistake dis face fell, he described | -d on her father and | cheon, their grim de- g Tors! in their hands ‘Alexander. had been laid time =after the beating He was hot for “ha zlley, sald Jong thort an’ swift— a body had been the swamp, Alex- the body, he had awful. But father d 1t by the only article of it had on—a cloak ¥ found by ender hadn hesrd Lag ide ciothir A tle ery brought the eyes of the car in her direction *le had run away rly into b by Andor | TeiLg scream. nen it the gypsies | Bo now father really b gave & shrug and raised brows oW v & ¢ your old man i W speak rang much shout ar Jenny could plet Tk of her father's hi she £1 Vhangif hieavy ilence wewr Yt 80 sl r went buck Jorg conficl of doubts. The talk with Alexander had brought back 1) 4 siuyumphere that cloaked Cory's Ehe saw her father agaln wno scy ('Msley: and a wuch of hes r came back-the dread that he might, these two e o muchi for her s SUBying the Lewspaper clij- « matiers worse hie d, reading whio 1= wpparently suflering frovs sorie serious mental shock, dentes bis guilt but admits that he s unable Y glve any wocount of his wotione since Lo W of the erime. P My complation,” 1, mutiered iy stared wt him, not seeing. A @renatul pleture had jumped into her of herselt meeting Torsten. Tor- 3 Caning Wwiad ber, dewgiug out I from him. Chauncy had been smiling —and this smile now seemed to con- 1l { them to stand up now and say some- thing against Torsten. I dare them, I dare them. She couldn't help it. She was cry- {ing. The tears were pouring down her cheeks, She backed away from the man coming toward her, put her hands out behind her, and clutched the coat and hands of some people at her back. “Yes—I dare them!" she cried. ‘Tell them to say something. Make them speak. Don't you let them sit | there like that!"” It increased to a roar. She felt her. self being pushed forward. People were shoutin shouted the chief. “Get “Back' back there!’ But the people pushed on. They shoved, shoved, shoved, until she feit herself being pushed against the table. She got an agonized glance of her father and Chauncy, their eyes wide, retreating against the wall. “Back!" shouted the chlef. “Get back! Things seemed to spin around her— her father's livid face, Chauncy's open mouth, the upraised arm of the chies of police. Da ‘There was a woman bending over her. A woman in an old funny hat. Jenny was laughing—and crying! “Sakes alive! sister- u oughtn't do that!” Jenny sobbed. She saw faces all around her, all sorts of faces, fat faces, old faces, young faces, staring at her— in a ring, her father, the chief of police grinning Alexander White, old Jorger sen—and Torsten! “Torsten!" she cried. [‘beloved There was a stir. The faces joggled —and Torsten’s face came toward her— “Torsten! My There was a low murmur behind her. | COURT SPEEDS UP HICKMAN’S TRIAL Holds Extra Session in Order to Get Case to Jury Be- fore Tuesday. B the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, February 25.—An effort to speed up the slow, dragging process of the trial of Willlam Edward Hickman and Welby Hunt for the shooting of C. Ivy Toms was made to- day, when a half-day session of court was ordered. Judge Charles 8. Crall, hoping to place the case in the hands of the jury before next Tuesday, decid- ed to hold the session today, although Saturday usually is a court holiday. Hunt's defense attorney, A. Gray Gil- mer, said he expected to close his case on the stand in his own defense. crime gradually is widening the breach between them. Yesterday's testimony was featured by sharp clashes between Gilmer and Hickman's attorney, Jerome Walsh. Hunt's plan of defense was re- vealed as an attempt to show that he was forced into a life of crime by his older partner. SUICIDE LEADS TO RAID. Dry Agents Act as Result of Death of Steindel. CHICAGO, February 25 (#).—A rald by prohibition agents yesterday on Don- | dale’s restaurant, just outside the Loop district, was the indirect result, they sald. of the suicide a week ago of Ferdi- nand Steindel, planist and orchestra leader. Collectors who called on Steindel shortly before he plunged to his death from an apartment hotel window sought to collect on a check signed by Stein- del and made payable fo Dondale’s res- taurant. The subsequent investigation brought on the raid. The agents report- ed seizure of quantities of beer and liquor. | it seemed to come to her out of a mist, and then it bowed and she felt the weight of his head in her lap. She put | her arms out across his back. | Her emontions were breaking out in | her—like water. If she held them one | vlace they began to bubble up in an- | other. She couldn't keep them dor | "“I'm so happy!" she sobbed. | There was a movement then, as if the people were coming out of a dream! | —she heard them begin talking. “Sure!” | “Damn shame ‘Glad he did!” And | then Jorgensen came over to her and | put his hand on her shoulder. | “Everything is all right, my dear. There are just a few little formalities. They have to telegraph to San Francisco sllx;:\t the Polaris. Everything is all right.” “I know,” she sobbed. “I know." saw the chief with some papers in his hand, a cigar in his mouth, take old Jorgensen’s arm. She saw Alexander's grinning tace—his dazzling white teeth. Faces turned and then she saw backs, backs going out of that door. She saw her father's. . . . He stood there, blocking the door, and then he turned. He did not come back, but from the door he spoke to her. | “You win,"” he saild. He turned, | reached for the knob of the door—and closed it behind him. They were alone. “Beloved!” She leaned down gently and kissed Torsten's head. He did not speak, but he raised his head slowly until he could meet her eyes. His face was white, worn and gaunt with sharp lines. Tragic evidence of the horror he had gone through. He seemed unable, at first, even to smile. . . . But then it came, | softening his lips, melting that fierce stare in his blue eyes; that slow, steady, reckless old smile—Torsten—the Ham- mer of God! “Jenny." She seized him. Burled her face in his hair. | There was shouting in the streets. People shouting Torsten's name. 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