The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1901, Page 11

1901, by John Alden.) SS Ot SHEER REE EEE REE EERE EEE et te the wn of who refuses to Juet before sailing dotne “unknown Englishman, Acknowledge him so long ae Ernent bea tain birthmark on hia forehead, Trevanni Feallzea that until he can clear up the my ot hia birth he can never ask Deile Stai to marry him. On sbivtoari Ernest meets a family named Randolph from Boston, frienda of Belle. ‘Through thee he tn invited tot ven by Sir Weary Dacree ta sorters te mekes inquiries’ t the track of Martin, Museum attentaat, The murderer proves to have been John Martin who returned to Rogland after the shooting and committed suicide, From « confeasdon he lett, t proves to be his son. Martin's conten b broke off a mat A Hrother’s Crime. HE confession went on, in Mar- | tin's own words “In fell love with Margaret Landon, 1 even, from many Interviews with her, grew to feel-she cared for me, But she Temembered firs of all that she had £-3-95-0-8-8 THE INTOLE a EF jron engaged to my brother award. iy sult ete sald: you has been grow a point where It ut any moment. such a transition, I fear ever may ha Edward Martin dies er dishor name. Lam bound by an oat will never break not to of anoth lies forget that fat would be ag erly opp ir plan ashe was might be more night vers do not court rs his wateh man . YOU must Mi exclaimed. ‘My father that Iam able to maintaln a wife if I choose to do so, Money 1 do pot need, a title he not hope for. He tawarte pot Ned He mus. up inh asa never ean Vo not t t my fath disple { consumin hopes ‘ome wake a greater antatake aut as iCom ded. "i ean cdward Ma own tomy ris dishon anew and will mat may 0 ings 1 said. 4 death him. road latter pose avowing that his pagglon nad cold, would # t rele, short our significant in good night to both of the: commonplaces, and rode ‘Confound the sirl's ac 8 nya, ‘How am Ie: Es ly to the memory of man whom she has ceased to love? rt, win her Twill “T next appealed to Edward, him of my love for Margure Foply. Te quite. forme. me, brought mo no nearer marriage. “A. week later Edward left £2,000 In Bank of England no! held by him as security, In my cari Remembering Margnret’a promise I felt the temptation to dishonor his name. 1 destroyed the notes and when 1 saw telling and of her bur thie him next day denied having received the = Jokt * passed his hand o + Monts and t ~ Dower, + carh It for you as you go out. You will not thiuk of prosecuting.’ He thought at first that 1 was but I remained serious, 1 wae a woll Known banker, he « dissipated fatl- ure in life, “A full conception of my treachery seemel to overwhelm him at once, Our conversation had been listened to by half a dozen other bank officinis, He his eyes, staggered and fell backward, I went outside the railing und had him taken Into iy pri- Yate office, where he was soon revived. “Thad sent a messenger for Geol Ponsonby, Bxq., the head of the law fl which was, responsible for this monoy m lsten to Edward's Indignant denunciations of myself for a few mo- on remarked quietly y necessary to defend my- My an accusation as this, u know my position in, Manchester. The amount Involved would not he temptation to me, To this poor bo} fear, It han proven one of Irresint I pledge you my word that yo Phail ioxe nothing. I will_give you ‘my cheek for the amount. ‘The bank will T hone money. “Tt ts har if from su In th: of course, IL will not of a few weeks 1/ ) i until | | pleat wad 1 Mim leave the country. Tt will eavy load, but an. ily disgrace, it the mining money?" mortage and Interest. aggte- Entel £2,095 10s, 2d., and Greggs never | ais a mintake farthing, Ds: Here ts my than fai mo! ofa : check for that sum. I need. hardly “say, that. rely on your honor to keep quiet what has happened here tls morning. OL Pam in a hurry. Good morning. ie closed the door sharply and was Ponsonby was one of the mite male goraipe in Man~ iid have sworn that within jours ail the town would lwanl's disxruce. atthe sume moment my came in, I asked him to sit and then inquired of Ned if he wished to tell the atory {n his own way frst. “*Fathor never did pay any attention to any statement of ming,” ha anid. Go on with any calumny {t may please [foinvens T shalt not deny Ite nor shall tet_you. “i not patat which my narration ther amithematized 3 Inard him curse any human being be- You shall sturve In prison,’ he sald, ‘nefore I will lift my finger to help you: You have disgraced us all. I disown twenty ktow af Almos @ bitterness with a received, Fa- 1an I had never you from this hour,’ spradk up quickly. olby, then, he exclaimed. ‘I no longer a family to restrain me. my blood be upon your head: re T could stop Kim he was In t. Tnever saw him again, His Din Were pall by father and myself jointly. A note was sent to his late ring £200 a year to live never called for, sent for done y of the money. had left the country we felt whither he had gone we $ nav mt curious stories wore toil; about the rensons for his | nerd ence attached, to that theory which accorded the facts as Mr. Ponsonby under- m. I was lauded to the skies eroux man, who had devoted hts | ng tis brother out of scrapes, | tunk Into resent: | attempt to im- ! and had actually relative ¢rom py stood th As a ge ie hin ted it would, my. dagtardl f MAtraret Lan- * object. 1 sples numeroun r salt cellar, tive enough, h the emblem placed, cotled, which the form head wae one, of the most joces of Jeweller's handjwork ever seen, The eyes were lan in ‘My: father and myself will try {diamonds that sparkled In it mo as 10 pay Ned's debta|aet around with smaller emeralds, 4 ied I /wt the ends of the forked tongue thing Is better {diminutive rubles What was the ex-{realistle effect curious, but ¥ jus coutd gucas at the erty barred him out of the con !stroved brother: the dark, giving it a terrible wife thought it very beautiful. Neither of iver, Of course the never thought of EAward. Ilin pov nd de- T received that night, read my the following hote from John Caryl Martin: 7 ‘MrT send to your wife a little emblem, by which she may recognize the sacredness of your fielity to friend- Tt in a pretty. thing, worth p . You have atolen from me, # inhuman natur and a wom- Let the my falth ation among men, un dearer to me than sther. wedding gift testify that To besr no malice, still hold a copy of our mutual pledge to meet again, after the death of one of us, signed in your Dood, In life no such meeting can oc- cur, Tut T shall die nrst. If hideousness of that apparititon tn whic! my soul, stunted your wickedness, shows {tself to you, ts appalling, remem- ber that comes to me as a fatality: the result of suffering. that toy suffering Ix sure to come as the resuit of wilful wallowing in the most unpar- donablo sin, ura, until after death, ‘BDWARD MARTE “T had no. thought of showing “thi miasive to Margaret. She marked my strange agitation, but t gave her no clue to its cause. A full confession of 56D SPOTL DOES TOG my eflme would ofily have made her miserable for life. And.yet, at that moment I felt a strange sind’ powerful Impulse to confess to some onc. o Man woo has not eaperienced it concetve of the welght, the all le burden, of a mortal sin, Unconfeased, when borne by one who has the honor of his fellowmen and whose outward footsteps move in the paths of rectitude, “Feeling ‘imeelf rotten at the core, he strives to keep clear of the slightest extecior blemishes, In order to prolong prosperity, or, even” worse, with the vain hope of atoning for h ithout the pain nfession, or the shame or involun- discovery by a multitude of good but intolet . ‘The worm has eaten away, Iit- tle by Uttle, all that was worth saving In my woul.” Yet the effect of my rela- tions with the universe haa ever been one which would be least readily {m- agined, “It has made and kept me the. gent- lest of husbands, the most generous of piilanthropists, the most considerite of employers, the! moat reltkloun of men. ly wife selected a mansion on one of the bent residence streets of Manches- 1 bought It, furnished tt and ived That she was happy 1 have no mm to doubt. She «aw me thriving. Any absent-mindedness she may have noted seemel to her a purely commer- chil preoccupation, t¢ which Englsimen are pecuilarly prone. ed’x name wad in ‘that Mouse, It never Ilved. But :n the breast of the master of the house his portrait, framed in. red- hot coals, dwelt, entailing an agony for which no “human. aympathy could be arked, and sto whicb no human pity could attain. (To Be Continued.) mentioned if he had never was ax A FIRM FRIEND OF THE BABIES. Mr. Taylor, of Scranton, Pa., Again Sends Check for Fund. The Subseription Previously acknowledged Wm. I. Taylon 131 Wyoming Scranton, Pa ‘The first Inrge subscription for the Bick Babdles’ Fund comes from William H. Tayjpr, of Scranton, Pa, who has con- .tributed to the Sick Babies’ Fund a large amount each season for the past threo or-four years. Mr, Taylor's com- munication Is brief and to the potnt. It i] To the Editor of the Even tie for the Sick Bables' Fund. Very tritly 1a as follows: ; World: Inclosed please find my check for $25 yours, WM. H. TAYLOR, 131 Wyoming avenue, Somnton, Pa. Physicians of the Sick Bables’ Fund | found thelr hands full when they start- . equally of course, your| ed on thelr search/for sick children sin relations with. my, torminato with this moment.’ ‘Will, you condemn me’ without heari YOK. ‘ard broke In hotly, ear the cage 14 too clear tor any Seg! ‘Foplied <r. Poroanby. with sai *Mets yorvsett cacy’ vo the future "that they hat firm must/the crowded tenements. yesterday. On a At hands: one hea’ complaints of the , Now thatelt has come ‘at last, but a wha. c9j combina the most would feel New East Ru: should go among the families of the poor of.this city and see thére the real miseries that hent brings. ‘These fam- illes, tog poor to purchase the means of alleviating the terrora) of summer weather, crowded In close quarters, sec thelr children drooping from its effects and are without the meann of helping | them. To these little ones, suffering sometimes from want of proper nourt ment, summer shows {ts worat side. doctors of the’ Sick Bnbtes’ Fund, tn thelr house-tg-house search for iitt! patients, attefd to all there cases. The attendance jx given absolutely free, and many and ‘many a mother rises up to call ‘this ‘charity. bieased in saving the Ufo of sheir darling. ‘The mgre money contributed to this fund the wider the scope and Influence of the fund can be made. Every little sum counts. In fact, it has been auch sums, contributed by children more fortunate than those the charity helps, that hae fo The "Bick Fables” Fund. Cashier of The World. Pulitzer Bulldin; ee Row, New York. Li tet = NO SUICIDES NEED APPLY. he ho © Bridge Feotpathn Carefully Ga The order of Chict cineer William Hillenbrand that no strangers are to be allowed to cross’ the footpath on the! new Haat River Bridge was {ssued, {t is thought, to prevent suicides from that structure. —_——— ALI for a Hox. (Special to The Evening World.) NORFOLK, Va, June 6.—Gov. has granted a respite for sixty day Tyler tomforts 50f warn weather: itthey cause the latter shot his hog. to maintain his reputation.@' Vogel Brothers AQ™ Six. Cor, B Ave. Men’s Blue and Black Serge Suits At $10, $12, $14, $15, $18. HE ideal suit for sunimer wear is serge. No matter how hot the day there's a feeling of comfort and coolness attained in wearing a s: will give. Our assortment includes the and foreign looms, medium, wide and narrow wale, The suits are made in the broa bre ne half lined and some no lining at all; all sizes sack style, single or double mohair serge, sor from 3} to 46. rge suit that no other suit best fabrics made by American in every conceivable weave and pattern, and the smart striped: serges. { shouldered military or regular asted, lined with light weight Vogel Drathoxs A2™ Six. Cor & Ane. BOY STOIC SHOWS REMARKABLE GRIT. With Both Feet Cut Off by a Train He Says, “Don't Mind Me; (Special to The Evening Worl4.) PHILADELPHIA, June 6.—Twelve. year-old George Hess had both lex of under the wh sof a train Falls of Schuylkill Station yeaterday. ‘The Mttlo fellow did rat faint, and bore | with remaraa courage the long trip by train and ambulance from the point » he was tnjure to the Pennsyl- Hospital. Pasrengers on the train} ily maved the boy's life by Keeping closed the severed arteries. George, who is the son of Frank Hess, left his nome at Sunnyalde avenue yenterday morning to get a & bill chang for his mother, After securing 1 change he obliged to cross the Re tracks and was standing on the plat form to walt the passing of a fant freight when he was drawn under the wheols of the train by the suction, Both feet were severed at the ankler. A train for Philadelphia had t t} | Just pulled into the station apd a number of the passengers ran tg the little fellow's ald. The ttle sufferer was lald carefully on a car seat.and (wo of the passengers I'm All Right.” prevented the boy from bleeding to death by compressing the artertes, Hav- ing no surgical Instruments the en ised thelr fingera to stop flow “J and succeeded, despite the stant Jolt the train Although all possible speed was made there were many stops before the train arrived at the terminal. At cach delay: the pammengers assured the boy that the would be momentary and on each cension Ue little fellow anawered “Don't mind me; I'm getting along all right.” Although suffering Intensely he never shed a tear and was apparently the leat concerned person on the train. When the little fellow wan taken to the hospital one of the physicians no- ticed that the sufferer had something tightly in one of his hands and asked what it was, 3 the change for mother," whis- pered the boy, "Please give it to her. Shortly after the operation George talked calmly to his parents, who had been summoned to the boapital The con physictans say that the boy's extraor- dinary pluck and vitality will probably } pull him through. EMMA KNOWS WHERE HELL 1S Near Schuetzen Park, Because That’s Where They Raise It. Emma Gaukof, elght years old, of No. 249 Morris avenue, West Hoboken, answered readily in court at Jersey City to-day a question that has stumped the profundest theologians Questioning her undertstanding of the value of an oath, Lawyer Max Salinger asked what became of little girls who 41d not tell the truth, air, they go to hell," replied Emma And where in hi or, “I don't think the counsellor could answer that question himself," re- marked Judge John A, Blatr. know where !t 1s, ir," said the “It's up somewhere near Schuet- n Park, Union Hill, I know it's there rd man say once that he y to raise It mitted to give tes- 17" questioned tho law House Full of Snakes. N, Pa., June .—Thoman Os. good, of Ringhampton, leased an old house and started a fire in the fireplace, He killed seventy-six snakes with a club and thinks as many more were burned 30-NCH MIRROR IS SHATTERED.) Loss Will Delay Scien- tific Expedition to Southern Sphere. PITTSBURG, Pa. June 6—A great thirty-stx-inch mirror belonging to a Nextontan reflecting telescopo at Lick Observatory was shattered Into many fragments yesterday In the workshop of Prof. John A. Brashear, of this city, while It was being dripped to convert it Into a Cassegrain claw An a result, {t is probable that the long-projected expedition of the Lick Obnervatory into the outhern Hemi- sphere will have to be postponed. Prof. {Brashear will make a new glass for the Lick scientists, but the ginas for this cannot be obtained from France In less than six montha, The great mirror was five inches thick and weighed. a! four hundred to |the greatest loss is in the Ioast share of the dis-Verrand Foseque, who killed a farmer be-|cause in tha starting of fhe Bouth Amer- pounds, It was valued at $3,000, but delay it will ican expedition. GIRLS LETTER CAUSED RAID. Wrote that Her Father Squandered Money on Races. Juatice Jerome held court in his cham. bers to-day and the two alleged gamb- lers secured in yesterday's raid were arraigned. They were Robert Morrison, of No, 161 West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth street and John Lyons, of No. 428 Third avenue. They were held under $1,600 ball each, which they ga’ The raid was the result of a letter recelved several weeks ago from a young woman, who said that her father was losing hia money and spending all of his time playing the races. Agents of the Committee of Fifteen found where the father was gambling and fol- lowed him. The pool-room whera he played haa moved repeatedly and InsuMfctent evi- dence wan secured until tt located over the saloon at the northeast corner of Twenty-nixth ptreet and ‘Third avenue, Justice Jerome, accompanied by Supt. MeCallagh and a detective, went to the place yesterday afternoon, ‘The pool-room was on the second floor and Was reached through the saloon, An electric buzzer gave an alarm, ani many of the three score people who were {n the place escaped, but most of them were brought back. No arreats were made except of the two men, for whom warrants had been Ineued. The pool-room {s said by agents of the Fifteen to be backed by a proil- nent fg eetit7 Hall man, who holds a city Job. HERO WATTS WEDS. Minn hat Helle. James Watts, the hero of the ride from Tien Tsin to Taku during the siege, was married on May 1 at Shang- hal to Mias Middleton, a daughter of a well-known Shanghal reaiden en "yi ind S trength mn ord ecnes ‘NervURA 2 Doors West of 3d Ave. | of 3d Ave. OPPO PPP POP POODORNL. | JORDAN MORAerysG@! 155, 157 and 159 East 23d St. 2 Doors West of 3d Ave, EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL. No house in New York is more busy than ours—and the reason ts quite evident. vincing items: Nowhere else can you find such values as you can obtain here in superior and up-to-date Housefurnishings. We quote a few con= Long Credit | 75c. Weekly Opens an Account. | Long Credit Handsome 5-Piece Mahogany Frame Parlor Suits, exquisite fy marquetry decorations, richly poli ster actually. worth $60.00; special at | » This substantial Oak Exten- sion Table, finely has five heavy roped turned polished, Sspoatal $4, 99 Carpet Department. Great Reduction in Prices. Velvet Carpets, beautiful pat- terns to sclect from; regular price $1.25 yd.; reduced to. 78c Brussels Carpets, double extra quality, beautifal styles and color offecte; regular price £1.10 yds reduced to. °69c hed, fine sprinze, covered in superb satin damask, tufted back upholstered, beat tempered $39.75 Sideboards in gotden oak, three drawers, French bevel inirror and cup- board; worth Porch Rockers. strong maple fronis, reed seats and backs, very comfortable; value $4.00; special, $1.99 IN A TRANCE 52 “DAYS. Death of n Baltimore Giel Whose Case Hamed Medical suit. BALTIMORE, June 6.—Elaine Down- cy Welln, the fMfteen-yoar-old daughter Jacob Ro Wells, of Eliteott City, died yesterday after having been in a trance for Mity-two daya. Miss Weils was selzol with what ap- peared a slight attack of Indigestion about three months ago, and, spite the doctors’ efforts, the case Rrew more and mor puzzling until the patient feil into a trance from which she was never aroused. ———————_— To Promote American Trade. Among the parsengers who sailed to- day on the Fuerst Hismarck wan Joseph Brucker, of the Chicago Staats Zeitung, who goes to Berlin to establish there a weekly trade Journal which will be de- Voted exclualvely to the promotion of American-German commercial relations. es. sg op AR ily Sal ay Save 14 to 14 by making your selections from our accumuktion of odd rolls and part pisces, which we are closing out be- tere the season ends. For example: Axminsters at 75c. per yd. Value $1.10 to $1.50. Extra Tapestries at 55c. per yd. Value Sse. cal. MUNYON’S PLAIN TALK He Tells You When and Why to See a Doctor. It is not everybody who needs a doc- tor. Folke can cure themselves tf they only know Just how and just what rem- edy to take. Munyon's “Guide to Health” will give them many valuable hints on this point. His 57. Remedies will provide the cures, but when a aon feels blue, passes sleepless nigtita, has an ache ail over him, he feels that he must see a doctor; feely that he Would get well quicker 1¢ he had the advice pf a skilled physician, Even if there should be nothing serious the mat. ter with him, he would Ike to be told that in plain’ terme, There ie really a lot of comfort tn coming out of a tor's office after having been told there ta nothing in far ition to warrant alarm. It will do more to strengthen 1! man's nerves and bulld up the syatem than medicine known of. So when- Httle out of sorts come ‘ee Munyon's staff Med physi They will Ko over you from head to toc, make the moat instaking diagnonis, the mom careful examination. They will not ask you « penny for doing Unis, for thelr services are absolutely free! If you have any aertous complaint they will not scare you to death or try to frighten you out of a big fee. If you only need a B-cent remedy to make you well agat they will tell you so frankly. It ye ot heed medicine you will be told that, too, In fact, Munyon's physl- 4s will do all in thelr power to put you on the right road to health. Come and see them at any time; you will ale ways be welcome, Mt pou bare Rbeumatiom try Munyon's Nheuma. tim Care, if you have a cold try hia Cold Cure, ou Rave Dyspepala try hte Drape: it ny Kidney trouole, try Nie Kidney Cure; you have Constipation ‘try ale Cure, Munyon has & specific remedy for tos avery divease, mootly % cents, Muaron'e Irhaler tures Catuerh, Asthma, Grip, MroncBitls, ae Price $1 (inciuding all medielues) ore Aak one of your friends who used Munyon's Witeh Hazel Soap what ne thinka of It. You will buy st then your- eelf, Best Toilet Soap made. Wonder- ful curative for most skin diseases. Large alze, 15 cents; trial size, 6 cents. OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL 10 P. f.; SUNDAYS, 10 A. M. TOSP. M. BROADWAY & 26TH ST. Worsted Velvets at 77 34c. per yd. Value $1.10 to $1.50. Bestall-Woo! Ingrains at 49c. per yd. Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12, at $24.85, Regular $35.00. China and Japan Mattings. Chinese Mattiny imears/besttiwe! make ita specialty and have It in a large va- Piety of smal, ment effects, as well as Bas plat all colory. See our leader BBO5 per roll ti yds.) Valve, $8 . & J. DOBSON, 2 East 14th Street, cor. Sth Avenue. Cy Time is Abbey's Salt time; to cool the blood and cicanse the system the ideal spring remedy is Abbey ie ol it It will correct all disorders of the Stomach, er and Bowels and fl" immediate relief for Headache, indigestion and Constipation. At mostdeu ‘or by mail, 25e, 80 and $1.00 per bowl Send postal card for sampls to The Abbey Effervescent Salt Co., 9-15 Murray Street, New York. PROF. KOCH’S LYMPH INHALATION cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. 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