The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1901, Page 7

tis to Nove mune Aaa he and cour, ani friends, Von Lindhelm, TA 84, D'Uroan, walk in the palace gardens, The Melo. ates ent to a ruined chapel, Nerrogated by lous stranger. Sirwually rule ¢ pc? fy hancellor elton. ite! anarriage between ‘rows the prince Relgnboring gloves a Pred by a youne o On rr teoa cealace hat op yrrell sees the Fearing at at ntent Tyrrell aees th olding a platol at Von Ore tay Ie challenged err ar: | of tae above the path. jing a back novel. She easy not “You will find my father a litte way kaye you aldsor. the pon! . = s=, ven ar’ , He gian So zg =n striped bt LD flowing » QA “You ca. “trom the tall mt, ‘em al! shouted, “in the nxt opening, say, 1." ‘htuanked her and van no diMiculty in tl vor, who wax knee ‘hanging platform work. 1 ci went on, ng the an over- hard at ide him and Pr. on rack, of Joup dy his evident his a } painful, Iday te dr ford to Sian Mow Mee “but my hy and toca slits y Wes my natural respon, nes “Gh, you are not In the way, my tee! Sa@ pir. In fact you ean, if you will, be of help * mt tellghied if TO he would only ; Me took up a fragment of rock. “You ree thoge streaks, those veins? They tertiary foesils, If you “wilt hammer off some pleces and Just ve a almilar ¢ put aside all those that bh marking I shail be glad. iere,” he continued as I expressed { my readiness, “let me put you on to @ Ukely piace, There ix not much use in} our both working together; besides, It in dangerous, as chips ty off." Accordingly he took me across to an-| “other greus of rocks, where, after we! uuad ascended a steep path, he set me to -—— work of an overhanging shelf of the eae. ‘fhe wiclding of a geologist's hammer, | when one is not especially keen on the aclence, is apt after awhile to become a source of fatigue and boredom. 7 1 goon got pretty tired of my work, particularly aa I came across nothing that looked at all Interesting. However, I stuck to !t mechanically, At the same “ime {t wae not what I bargained for; I was learning nothing of geology, ulnce PIS9 > & the man who might have Instructed me 2 was some hundred and Afty yards awa: & *-eonsequently, there was not a great dis- & tinction between my occupation and ¢ that of a breaker of stones on the road- * gide—a proverblally unexciting employ- cment. & Anyhow, my work was not so absorb- & ing that my ond had no room for % other thoughts. % Presently, in the midst of my ham- mering, it occurred to me—what !f this setting me at stone-cracking should bo but a trick to get me out of the way, aad so leave the two men at Schonval- hof defenseless? ‘At the bare thought I threw down my hammer, and had already run a con- alderable way down the sloping shelf, When the tdea succeeded that I ran the riek of making @ fool of myself. 1 I' stopped and Netened. The sharp tap of the Professor's hammer from beyond the next bluff roasaured me. About to return to my task, I just stayed to lis- ten to the hammer’s fall once mote. Sed) What I heard, though, was a great “Gull thud, Gollowed by Z : net M| sheer preci ts Count Purella, the | mnere was You set me to work | must have ehort ne back puffair wae terrific crash, as « any bounding down the ledge toward me. My situation was of course frightful ipe wae out of the au tlon, with a wall of rock on on ce on the other, a In the shape of ton: down tie hath to aweep me into ¢ nity. Mappit jangtns nt Mh absolutely the whole occurrence w y that 1 had hardly: ttn awful dangtr before hing mass was Just up that Infore It hak begun the other pin whieh T stood wi Tnstant it hs down 1 forwar to 100k af sich! as he was ‘about round, r the caplta niheim's hou is vistt and ¢ nh touVon Srrlends of no surprined a co the path it would fr ssl Si | day night MEDIAEVAL METHODS IN MODERN CRIME. ap RUNAWAY GIRL” BY THE § THE SEA. | 900600$900260-00168080-05.80 MOEDERREREERE DIEM ET IED @ “The Strollers” re : % WORLD: SATURDAY ‘EVENING, JULY’ 13, 1901. at the Knickerbocker, ‘‘Flo- | rodora” farewell perf ODIO “THE GREAT, RUSHING MASS WAS JUST UPON ME.” death, being the engine he doings « to boulder the selves in Hy Tw 4 the next corner of the | eearen of the Protersor It was rather surprising to had not already se ter hurry’ j the fall, ; As T came out into the c | open space in front of th . | prieo was Inerearel by the sight of the cried, “what tn He a mein?” uven's| He read from the paper as Englishman on the fglsNMeA were ay vals ng the father and daughter talking casually White ftand grecety together, peak ds applaud i ‘The Professor was leaning tn a care- vieux te Jess attltude against a roc! hi looked Ike a smile his compan hole 7 stood by talking vet maiderable distance, but as I drew nearer, 1 from going to certain urd of {t—he laughed. trenuous exertions of thelr ¥ gulde: j ,,8o intent were they on whatever they | Jean Koller and Barthelmy were talking about that neither noticed | elss. One of the party was the well- me ull I was within fifty paces of known Alpine climber, Prof, 8 rh them. i on, Who suntalned a broken col- It had further struck me as odd when| !! the Professor began care y.to play | with the hammer, throwing it from one |? Jay and I had by a common jm- sprung to our, feat. hand to the other in n way that argued rof. Seemaurah!’ I snatched the Cither great fortiude tn'a tai woukded | Paper amd one Prot Beene |S as he profeased to be or an amazingly | 7 rapid recovery. . [ax With a mart he became aware of my! &pproace, Even at that distance f cout) se that his fxce changed curous y twice—once to an Involur who iw this man?" Von 1 Jens ante ae ‘On Tuesday Inst we know that Prof. Seemarsh, the Alpine ollmber, or the man who calla himeelé by that name, Whelm's answer was a hop: what I was sure was un ‘asstimed CS ‘ein this village, h dl ex- hundreds of pression, vay from the Wetsshorn. And Heading his looks the girl turn r injury he may or may ‘not ate’ ha received, It broken collar-bone. ha’ face aléo wus a puzzle—startled at ints, is certainly ton then relies J ‘The Professor dropped his hammer and came forward with alacri|t Vay dear Mr Tyrrell ofualvely..aiad to. soe suspected," Szalay he exclaimed v]} ou Hit He Continued.) was a nasty fall, and we ha anred | pe a SE a etre RERI A DIED FROM FRIGHT. on be thanked, (tts all right, of J should never have forgiven myaelf for you to work-there. But (t scemed aufe enough." { was scarcely in the mood to take his fluent, if Jerky, apologies in a very charitable spirit,” particularly aw 1 seemed io; dal eat fan indication of dys NORFOLK, Va, July 13.—Mm, a jurking benea! em; and e “ my. suspicion was rather strengthened | JUehes, wife of a prominent i’rince Ed- bya sort of confused shame in the face | Ward County farmer, dled during a se- purting to me tes Senred to Neath Mle Storm, (Spectal to The Evening World.) of the wirl; who sald nothing. vere clectrical storm fast night. pa as aia mm ‘Could tts Seip Lightning struck a tree in the yard fate” oould not help | na Mra, Hughes @ropped doad ; from the place where house trom fright, EN OCEOOOOOLODOE COCCECE COCCHOOCOOCECOCLE ELC ES SE OOOLO COI IOOOIO OK = = ae} ao FF favorite for the week Mario, the ry Most artiste Nergen 1 American Girl’ varlety venta, the has been allot two lendiik. roled nd Hubert, Wilice "Mme, Cottret! ard Callahan, AML the stui@ w in Cherry Blossom York vieny. in the "L Marwig's ballet the attractions, concert. 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