The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1901, Page 9

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER Vietet Gunnery, wife of Mark Guacery, zene Englisnroan. elopea with Horace ‘who Is possessed of scrange, take Beatrice, Mark's and Violet's little daugt- , alang. Sark pursues them by means of his iyrterious pow- {nto an ol man. where De ¥ ‘Austraita. neT, fe repantant. Mark Jers expert 12, parehoiogy. Mark’ ran who (a hie py his! tnd hurries “on me end estates aod is tt occult powers.) als: jeal_ counterparty te and child, with his wife and child hts soul gee Dick to aged oly, Just as him for the mus leares chary ing. betag tncorporated 1 ‘The doctor says that to Brat tt ts 01 bir He engages im. Mark visits 19 ha poi defense, and hits on a pl he ean save bi Impersoni hia “impersonate 4 with munter to Sit that tho arrested man poswaan) 9 Lack. present form. real nature 1» opinion 1s agains! han been fe oF in Mark’ it 1s pmesible to restore te to the dead by ‘afusing {nto tha corpse Mt of some living pera. ment on two girls, het. 1 him tn bie coll. lan thereby he bel ator, WCopyright New York CHAPTE! World.) RXV. My Defenac. “Tes HE account went on in my own words “After many months had p circumstances. which tlme my enemy died by aceld amid varied in Queensland, I, in piper pepper i . + + THE WITNESS-! GROUND. porary occupant, ultimately which had been perpe was a dual man. ingly posses and fro among my derelict, the sport passion and the prey “"You have city, to which the soul an has by a cruel its other self. @s he luring my body to ignominy In the catastrophe. ‘At that time Ib in which I now have been possessed hell, But in mercy ap Great learning—a through whom found that under gr: even possible fur my soul and body. " ‘Upon my oath, jury, as I spenk to y this tongue and thro permission. ‘There lie in a distant part of may only do so while a seene never t dof another body. my spiritless soul and body moved to fellows a human animal “TD saw Vaughun ‘Stockton wretches! stand before brought me In contac’ medica I learnt my: erro; gentlemen the aged form « THE PRISONER’ BOX AND, Iving sou! learned the ‘trated upon me. of every to every tempter which crossed his path. heard from the learned counsel for the prosecutton of the groxs- ness and debauchery of my life In this 1 do not deny it, been an eye-witness of the degrada: d body of a man may be brought when the master spirit art been severed from such and and per- soul thy Iife dition In the next—and gloating over lieved this body, you, of a demon from pityIng Providence t with a man of 1 scientist— and ave risks It was sp to be retn- to mtated in possession of its uwn proper of the you by the ald of ugh these’ ips of Mark Gunnery I do #0 to-day only by at thie moment he city a body in @ trance, and I who now speak to you the medical sclen- (ist under whose control I am permits me to continue to animate and vivify this my natural frame.’ “The awful sensation which thrilled the whole court at these words of the ersenee we do not attempt to describy © be forgotten by for alas! | have to Australia, A @iestpation at | 8: Teerne that Violet and Beatrice are at Sydzey and that Violet ts Rs case Defore a foctor, who In an! ! The doctor manages tol fiterte "8 apul for ane beur into the boty af] the Mark | ‘om the] t ‘ops him. Mark srikes him dead In the midst of bie laterrigw ne pollee come to artes vf ¢ The sletor ex. Me tries this tigers, one of whom iment succeeds in restoring the dead her body that 1s re- and she ts merely ith part of her sinters perronality who possesses Gunnery's former hody ed at nia arrest and has no memory of hts a firm of sharp lawyers to Dileoner. Mark F to prepare an tnvincible by the Prem Publishing Company, “THE PRISONER AT THIS SANK BACK AGAIN, SWOONING, IRI FIOM POSS ieee} my spirit was the enforced tem- met my and flechly body for the first time in this whole awful truth as to the diabolical outrage I My spirit was know- while 1 {any person w His Th tous! ie that ft is another mates this body ar words ing from of the mystery him to place me tn tt andr me in my and bods at first ref: {mportunity o the test r and on when Vaughan $ tibule of the s for the first ume the environment of «tra which Twas impri IW. Ww wn Py ¥ by PtSi aetual } had be nerys Sand fetniebeieteialnietoieici= 350 L HEAVILY TO name. Can you tu nowhen f howe an app morn wife fn th by on mone: tem} a knowledge th which made my A prey to thelr into drunkenness: at last ibwes ney made for one short hour n honest man ag person, Stockton pnt his h u der and Jeered at mo amid t ‘ arsed aside from my purpose to 6 and drink: g ntlemen of the Jury. of soul body Just which and he who & was verily: ben: which In Mark by the han® of morning. t upon the a ave Ay for an hour hohe thud him t morninj in th Hotel t ed fh ron frien veh wa. Hyraldings Py nagine was inet had won my eht 1 v of alt nn worthy of belng eatled 1 In a whirl - den fassion T smote him to the “You know. the tf. When Mark erred that ul from In her that ter to turn with him mpted me a 1 whic 1 power by strike such a blow In and, aroun o r e I 6 ot} =| 4 | whic “EN court "ia | there, ng land the Inevitable re t ho t had t felntntefnintatatatelatafatetefeatel Haat: rs seribabie. © continua the ag had been exp: now—I was this trial . gentlemen of as in this statement, may appenr, ite. as on tts cross-examination of the i as 1 who now hold Vis brain ax master, and sway he reach o} fo not, his irresponatole split, wi the mot Pw as ain tor san jeseness—and its he met 1 bes arrested, urder, and the result has ie ; tres to-day before my thme expires tod THE WORLD ‘FRIDAY vee. | MELDAS Wl i ~Zgee | LOST HER PURSE. in- w th body and soul. and the muscles of the ‘oor wady Aad soul ance my 1 Sy once It was no murder to se of purity to ac- Test it hones someen act his physical frame, will hu. jeserved With 1 feel myself Tt wasn’ Dockothook, for the diva seldom carries Hela $25 of the Diva's Cash and $45 of Her Own. ACCUSED A TALL “LADY.” Nordica’s Mald Anne Cox Was Stopping Hero for the First Time maids a@opping went. ry Duy, yme without a cent. fa real good ery. Mme. aniseiot one, Her matd, Annio Cox, as pretty oe an oe garde | English itl as you'd wiah to see, Is in: Prisoner at this. sank. Oaek | consulable, tiie elke, of the wwttneas-hox| Miss Cox, with her friend, Margaret ee Wall, who ts Mme, Nordica's maid, and sensation in court was It was ‘Unparaiicled r ndfournod the c s carried to n ward and placed tn chatee Jn Tne case Inde- ssible certainty Int to-morrow we are re- isaton will be number pf he Sher- nud Umited ined fro ita. oMcer. learnt by the newspapers thi on the £ollow! but T had made m on fol heart now chambers and awal tor Was not I the verdict, attended by t nurse he had brought in, Twas not aupreme effort. eieinieeicinit for anything, and Iny at all communi- also as London, bred, gain 1 Ing som: the po: "Baw! rece of son te ud M don't pe eter have not upon Prof. Ae ueWRpuper report of the court during my statement had arried him off hls feet. Cgather- nm *¢ ne the nurse that dad e with me. hat for a tong pla Aivided (To Be Continued.) (Spret ATLANTA, Ga., Pected blow has been Yorce mill which has THIS BIVORCE MILL SMASHED to The Zrening World.) Jan, 4—An un given to the dl- long been a sean- x Gal in this city, many decrees having In the case of Burh which the wife sues latter suddenly put In been granted in Chambers by default. fe vs. Burhee, in her huybund, the A defense att ing that the wife had all the money and wanted to get rid of hi it more to her liking. dented, A second case, that Kenney, ausband aga day contested by her. husband told her that agnaist of but two, Im so ne to spend The divorce wan of Kennely ve. inst wife, wan 1 She declared her the family ehould ind threatened. to JERSEY CH —— ag son as these thoy will resign from th An the five engaged AmongE (h ebest singers P. in quandary. The rapyy | | Hous exes at tie five amt there may be other Pastor. Sanit has. prs: feon.) Phe couples x es pnd singing: tive couples are CUPID WRECK married es are of big tn love hymns, OR. | Cupld has been playing wild in tho cholr of the German By Lutheran church uf MeAcoo avenue, Jemey iCty, of which ev. William J. Sanfts tx pastor, IL was announced to- day that ten of the twentw members | aud W of the cholr have fal loves with | for $0, each other and become engeget atid that) 54 torne Mt or all Mrs, | Worlds fin Into Mrs, Ifirig's house, lock: 4 focef@shim to sign receipts in full YS WIDOW OCKED HIM UP. Hal to Tho Lvening World.) RSBURG, W. Vv) Attorney of fay against: Mrs, of Mark . G. Franklin, also of this c of) damages 1, WhO Ads been Mrs. in many he Uhrig art his claims, Inrig ta a gras widow and ve: PrankiIn owns a ist AN the property ree the right paper. In to the passed, anal cf pai and containing a ree tement in the wits reer ne” REE SE] duce, but confemed he had learned ma on] things to avold. “] visited the gymnasiums at Mo wr my} Yale, Colum uly the ity, but ety, ty, him ry neen attached. by the. Sheritt. fue right man in the right place 4g. no. more fvaluabie than the sight] tslan, ad. in the right paper. The Sunday Hed turae Spring. Mr. Stagg would not definitely describe the new equipment he expects to Intro-|} mal! and Ato twol talked with the physical direc otive for the blow. He ha: ove who peneved In the spteit, no cause, he sald, to strike his com- and body” ther, et forth tn] (old me of some defect in arrangem it he regretted that he should address, and those who belteved the] or equipment wich I wauld do well to have done such a thing! ‘That was Uh ere in the wit box to have word of the Mark Gunnery who stood na wivked and tr Leman before Magistrate: of the} but the eltmax of sation was] Valuable, Mark Gu who! h for days in| teached then wl other self] “Our new gymnasium will be practt- ene , » Has been tor Suds aes Fed con] canly an outlined In the wriginsl plan unable to offel or counee ony duly: ernor 0 “I be He ATL R TR ee ce onto chia [atheedalls Waving tee Mtariig| The physical culture ection will | dnade, without atc of pee amigo, which] erected first, 1% will be 27x) feet and unnery tands | $0t forth In clroumstantial language that! tw 4 Th bund floor will unnery who stands | tha qworn stuement fromthe witkeas| ea Stories high. ‘The ground floor textine Soho mote was wholly af {] contin dressing-rooms, lockers, offices Vaugh ule of © thing he and a awimming-pool. the 6. ol; sinote him to sneriet “The gymnasium wiil be on the second aitve hls soul and body’ fr n {gno- lin physical floor, with a running track ratsed ab ¢ minious death. equal, tf n se, an | NTA the main. floor. of nue of the the p ment whieh the law m At this the learne an who had] building to be de tle xporte out to the murderer, The blow was un-| Of Gunnery's throw it up in] will not be bullt for some et elven tod; Ut w Without mallee; Setlatie antl the trial beou 1 ont —<—<—<——_ - Ae EEE See jor dearer. Shox who held to the previ G Heng and na moral) mont, however, argued that being. de- MAGYAR PEASANT FEAST. nerely netyed of th pir, a Nation such esa ieenne neon ae that ma vy Gunnery was what National Cus sto De have Leen expeete tower Wii] tena rian aes mera benssice) the actions of my| Shown at Madison Squace Garden, other sol ti f asta : Re tt could eal aetpalenment.|. phe Hungarian Peasant Bail Associa- ia tion wMl give its Magyar fete at Madi- child Au ine 10. The romenyi o'clock. been, Alien LONDO: has on Zion City. donno should be, terday afternoon. There are no big department stores in| at once « Cox hysterically. while the two consvinte, | Majestic, Nordica tried to com! Tut $3 of t sobbed Miss Cox ) “Never This quieted that worse things such ‘The maids ha jin New York again, NEW CHICAGO gYM UPTODATE Many Defects in CHICAGO, Jan. 4.—Prof, A. A. Stagg. the University of Chicago, has re+ 4 from the ‘*1 the new gymnasium which will be buttt at the east side of Marshall Fleld tn ihe son Square Garden to-night. The doors will open at 9 o'clock and the programe of event fantry and Husssars, of the Hungarian ¥ be a pretty scene, and the eo and Jail and other buildings will show the village complete. A Hungactan wedding will be a feature, the bride and her bridesmaids making thelr entry in a four-In-hund coach, Among the char- acteriatic scenes wil be the leave Rani of the brt dancing of Hungarian 4. A noted . ATminun who Andrew D, her of the Herlin Ac BERLIN, Jan. which satled frons Liverpool yea- terday for Halifax maids to prime shopping yes- pretty as all went where both were born and and they fluttered about the bar- counters Twenty-third street ke butterfles tn a field of daisies until th tn Twenty not rentst Miss Cox had a in which was §70 and a gold wateh, a present from Mine of the wares on sale she laid} ® of Sixth avenue and found a place teh they could Id street w handsome pocketbook Melba, In examin thook down upon the counter. It lay there for only a minute, but whon Miss Cox looked for !t—alack! no pock- etbook was to be found. Ks! Hit's gone! My book, gasped Miss Cox. calmly looking over a stood a iarge, naughty: She was the only per- my her, lace. looking woman. about. ou've got my pocketbook; give it Mand tt back qutck you dare accu Ketbook. © me of taking moa lady, Dam: a she walked out mafestically, ids, weeping and dis- hurr! koto the IL wh Mini Metoa rt them. ney was Melba ught what you wanted mind." 1 Mme, Me aed lost my volce the matd, who realized night have happened a cold day. agreed ne though. er to shop Stagg Learned of the East. E full of Ideas for fa, Radcliffe, 6 rchools, Boston Ne sa will begin at cluding the In+ and the offieints procession, yin famous will begin ——— HONORS OUR AMBASSADOR. White Elected a Meme 1.—Andros ado: ace Makern » Jan. arbi, 4.—The steamer Tun. ind Portland, Me., fitty lace makera bound for Melba who lost her/ | | BOOST Wes COO e BV AINING, JANUARY 4, ets. Dane’s Defence’ Sketches. Evening. World's Woman the New Play at the Empire 4 KATE CAR TOO OODOG LYOL. dari a mun distin, eat own oxnt 1 wond stupht ts ty jas told leper ow munity, That moralizing, | Dane's Dete Anglin vitaliz asked tie to take a stall which n Crompton inves Ueman with m and quiet chess Ie to presty, wurist Criticis roatre, N PHAT KILES, A to Disband at the End ier way. of This Month. sii com parry the when the \s a sub- opera in ‘ Mr () Gangaaetro ‘Godard “ te ae age ann no h MISS YON MOLTKB. i inva i tee cornas ¥ t 2 ral The Pianola {s not a self-playing iy i ‘th plano, lextorta a inde and was to 1 i dent such Season, is to dheeand nae eae Oe playa witteutly: Dane like a com- sry cheap ino Mrs Margaret Vartitetat compel to miss an educa- she caght to be natured and dipla- aran) who of mind because improper Mrs the ba Dane wer WH sume THE FEMALE VILLAIN. ‘This is the se: al-mongering ina- trom who causes all the trouble by finding ovt that Mra, Dane has a past. Mr. Jones bas inad une necessarily virwient atid iil-bred per- won; but, then, Mr. Jones ts never very delicate in his conception of high life. Ethel Hornick throws tnto the cho era vigor of mallgnity and vitriol! splendid ser: spit esting youth, with whom the other- wire brillant Mrs, Dane falls des- perately In love. ‘The author, Henry Arthur Jones, may know why, but he does not tnke the audlen his confidence. Joseph Wheelc succeeds In being natural in th but he 8 not convince anybody that he ts very much tn love, evea though it be only calf-love, HIS HONOR IS A FALSE ALARM. This Is the disthigulshed Judge who in represented ag a holy terror at crosy-examination. When he brings hin battery to on poor Mre. Dane ft Is rather bombanting a humming bird with a 12-inch gun. Charles Rlchinan plays the part, If on the hot don’t think me would tear him Ife tucks and a poring © nanty pe imperao pitally by Je 5 act—feebly Indicated above—makes t ch would b tu melodrama, of PIANOLA RECITAL SATU! mDAYE ENGLISH OPERA COMES TO CRIEF. ses a . BOLOIST: Miss Elsa von Moltke VIOLINISTE. Admission Complimentary to Alle PRoGRaMME: o Uftertalre de AEOLIAN PIP Allegra de € Mr. Savage’s Company he piano, nrc are probably one milifon anos in this country— t are not opened meee; three or four times a yeur,| ! then they are opened for some} «, indifferent player who, af= rs of instruction, plays but} . and those not ac- on onth. hing J enterprise that w niinuance, Mr. Savage ts au he not loat £ bur Mr. Grau, At enterprise, js neh ant German opera. Ht obeing all ch HAVE agreed to quit. however, anticipated the rv out the support of peo; farhion and the ¢ naga genient nas that At you are the owner of one off manos, there are just two gs to do, One ir to gell the plano, and buy, something useful, The other Is to buy a Planola,| and get the music out of the piano, Just how well you may play your! piano with the ald of the Pfanolg| to-morrow’s concert will afford you, an opportunity to Jud Paderewskt's artinttc taste has never been disputed, and he has| bought Planolas for use In both his) 1s and Switzerland residences. AEOLIAN CO., 18 W. 234 Salt ding singers of tho thought possible that opera ope. The carly closing of the se. biy will throw inany capable sing Zetle de Lusean a ft ts sald, Amusements, PROCTOR’S- MISS GOULD BUYS A PLOT. + M. Gould acavired ttle yester- rom Charles If, snow, Dean of Wy YORICS PAVORITR Terma: School of Applied Seleneo ot the} 2%: PEraiyers RAUBER soem, r sralty, CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCD=1b. 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