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uniform of a prison guami. He didn'v | By Johnston McCulley i A Thrilling Story of Mystery and Adventure A college professor decided to turn criminal! “Read this exciting story of his adventures with @ band of ‘daring thieves, led by a beautiful and mysterious woman. CHAPTER VIII, AMILTON BRONE seemed to be struggling through a valley filled with grotesque monsters, struggling toward @ realm of safety in the distance. Consciousness, fighting to make itself known in a mind charged with the images induced by alcohol and drugs, came to him slowly. But suddenly it conquered and Hamilton Brone was @ware that he was awake and his Drain sought to record definite im- pressions ‘and to call a lagging memory to its aid. A door was thrown open, a shaft of light entered. Hamilton Brone could see the shadow of a man. And then there came a soft click and light flooded bim and the space about him. And a hoarse voice cried: “At it again, are you? Stop that noise, or I'll give you something to howl for! Think you can pull this wbunt every night?” Weak, trembling, Hamilton Brone sprang back a step and glared around him. He was in a cage—a cell, Ad- Joining it was another cell. The two cells wene in a small room that had mo furniture except a couch in one corner and a screen in another. He glanced down at his clothes—a wonvict's sult. He felt of his shaved fhead again. Once more he sprang to Yeh! You started oft in the | limou- sine with that woman, old top, and you ran amuck before it had come three blocks. You tried to strangl: this Madam Madcap, and ehe yelle for help amd the chauffeur stopped the car’—— “I didn't!” “Shut up; I'm tellin’ this story, and you wanted to hear it. I should think you'd want to forget it. The chauf- feur stopped the car, I said, and tried to help her. You smashed him in the jaw and took it on the fly—mob at your heels. You dodged ‘em and went back to the cafe and walked in like you was: as sober as a judge— some judges, that is.” [—I don’t remember any of it"~— ‘Shut up! You walked” into, that fe and found this Melkington man sittin’ at a table with a couple of women. You sat down at another ta- ble and ordered a bottle of wine. Remember that? .No? Well, you drank the. wine, accordin’ to the tes- timony, and then you picked up the bottle, walked over to that other man across the head with it, crack- ing his skull neatly.” “T—I' did that? I didn’t*—~ “Shut up! You did, and you know it. About 300 people, More or less, saw you. There was some muss— women shriekin’ and men runnin’ around and all that. A nice time was had by all. You smashed half a dozen waiters before they got you down and sat on you and hauled you away to the cooler"— Hamiiton Brone, gasping, sprang to his feet. the bars and looked at the man who ‘wore the uniform of a prison guard. “What—what"——— Hamilton Brone began gasping. “You stop that notse or I'll tell the warden and he'll ‘tend to you!” the guard said. Brone stared at him in amazement. He did not know that this was a masquerade, that the guard was “Red” Riley, gangster, burglar, all- around crook. “What—does this mean?” Brone asked. “It means that we're going to have a little silence out of you, that’s all. ‘Think you can howl like a fool every night and keep better men awake?” “But you—and this place’ — “Are you ravin’ again?” Riles | asked. Madam Madcap had given ‘him full instructions and he rather liked the role he was playing, and | the opportunity to play ft. Riley| never had anticipated wearing the know the plans of Madam Madcap) or why she was insisting on this play-acting, but he was satisfied for the time being to ask no questions, “Where—am I?” Brone asked. “Why, in Westminster Abbey, old top!” Riley sneered. “Tryin’ a Httle comedy on me to-night, are you? Lest night you wanted fo preach a sermon.” “But I—1 don't understand” —— “What's the big idea now Tryin’ to make out you're sick and get sent to hospital? You'll get put in a ‘strait-jacket again, that's what you'll get!” He glared at Hamilton Brone the bars, shook his fist at him, Brone found bis voice. “What does it mean?” he asked. “How long have I been here? And where am I?” “A lot of fool information you're wantin’,” Riley told him. “If you don't know, and it'll do you any good to learn, I'll remark that you are in State's prison, and that you've been here two weeks—and a devil of a two weeks it's been!" “Prison? Two ‘weeks?’ Brono gasped. “I can’t understand! Why? ‘What for? I—I seem to remember leaving the cafe with—with a woman —and that's all.” “You left a cafe with a woman, all right, acording to the newspapers at the time,” “Red” Riley told him. “But that wes more than three months “Three months? It can't be pos- oe hi ttle fun “, in’ to have @ with me?” Hley demanded, “Don't remember, don't you? I guess you re- member, all right! ,And you'd better cool down and cut out this rough gtuff, or there won't be much left of you inside another two weeks. The rden's gettin’ sick of it!" Y wiyou lie!” Brone screeched, ‘This isn't prison! I've not been here two weeks, I was at the cafe to-night, “Rav on! Riley said pleasantly. “your act's good—gettin’ better every inute !” eFamiiton Brone sat down weakly and looked up at the man on the er side of the bars, ot What what does {t mean?” he asked. « what is it that you can't re- member" Riley ae “How much can you remember “I-—1 was at the cafe— “Where you had the row nan?" ee ola. ima to mind his busi- pess, I think—and told Lionel Wal- Gron the same, I remember pow! That masked woman—Madam Mad- cap! I loft the cate with her. to her limousin iguite ‘a little memory you have,” Riley sneered, ‘Suppose you tell t gtory yourself.” with this “But there my peer stops. I- ndterstan: 3 Et under of wine wine, wasn’t you? “I didn't! I couldn't"—— he cried. “All right! If you don’t want to listen to the mice little tale, why did you ask me to relate the same?” Riley asked. “Go on! What else?” “Well, they hauled you to jail, as you know very well, and all the time you kept howlin’ that you'd busted Melkington’s head and that you'd bust the head of anybody else who Hi tried to cut you out with this Madam Madcap person. That night Melking- ton slipped his cable.” “Dead? lace Melkington dead ?”" “And burled more than three months ago, you simp!" Riley told him “That made It a murder charge, of course. And you hopped into court and said that you'd done it and would do it again if the Judge would turn you loose and give you a chance. So we got you. And a sweet time we've had of it. You've been a ravin’ fool ever since you've been here— | had to be put in this room jn solitary —and if anybody asks me, I'd: say you're makin’ a play to get sent to the insane asylum and afterward re- leased—and that it ain't goin’ to work!" Brone clutched at the bars, his eyes bulging, his breath coming In quick gasps, a great fear in his heart. “I—I was found guilty of murder?” he asked. “You admitted ft—as you know very well, ‘There were about a hundred wit- nhesses—and you know that. And you raved about that Madame Madcap per- son so much that your own wife didn’t even go to jail to see you.” “She—she deserted me! “She was in » sanitarium, her nerves | & frazzled,” Riley aid. “You played hob generally, Why a man with oodles of coin will run amuck and raise hades is table, and smkshed this Melkington , Chicago .. Pittsburgh STANDING OF THE CLUBS <24 19 688 |New York. 19 19 800 | *hitadetpni GAMES YESTERDAY, _ New York, 11; Boston, 8, Brookiym, 5; Philedetphia, t, St, Louls, 6; Chicage, 1. ch GAMES TO-DAY, reemors Mew York at Boston, Brooklye at Phitadeipnic. | Ww. Le PC, terrific Brooklyn's the fift ft of the firat ni previow & clean ‘dou inning. scattered, Cincinnati, » Pure, yrs, c Grimes, Bikiyn Wrigutatone, Pati Alexander,, Chi. Horusby, 'S ba F800, more than I can guess. With all your | Packet coin you could have had a hot time all your life. booze and get mixed up with bum women”—— “It can't be true!” Brone cried. 4 don’t remember any of it!" “Well, you're here, aren't you? Isn't| Don't try any of | Bancroft Give it to]. that the answer? your funny stuff on me! the prison doctor—I'm fed up on it.” “And I'm—in prison?” Brone gasped. He looked at the bars again, looked at the other little cell, 1 “You certainly are in prison,” Riley | (3, answered. “For—for how—long?” Hamilton Brone licked at his dry lps and waited for the reply. “From now on!” “Red” Riley sald, “Forever! For life! Until’ death do you parti" . CHAPTER Ix, TRANGE things happened in the days that followed. For, while Hamilton Brone was sit- ting dumbly in his cage, clad in the prison sult, Madam Madcap was busy on new plans, She had had Riley get together all the memrrs of the old Duncan gang—Brute Wilger, Gentleman Joe Marget and Shifty Alade, his erstwhile enemy—and this « choice collection of gentlemen had all been won over by her chanm and sworn to follow her in her organiza- tion. Of course, the disappearance of Hamilton Brone created a great amount of stir and excitement. Mrs, Brone was prostrated, and Walton, who, in addition to being Brone’s friend, was one of the ablest detec- tives in New York City, immediately took up the trail, This, however, did not disturb Madam Madcap. With her organiza- tion once complete, she called a meet- ing in the large audience hall of the house of mystery. “To-night we shall enter and loot the residence of Mise Dorcas Dar- can,” Madam Madcap said, “It 1s just off Fifth Avenue. I'll give you the address later, When I undertake a thing, I ascertain all facts that may help me. So-called criminals would make fewer mistakes and suf- fer less incarceration if they would 8 But you had to hit the| Ker Tn Dourteas, Cin Johnston, 1 Rixcy, Boil Kelly, N Mitchell, season yesterday, oft AMERICAN LEAGUE, Ctuds, THE MASKED WOMAN NEWS OF ALL THE SPORTS (0a Athletics Soaked Again As the Home Run Shower Continues at Yanks’ Park Meusel and Pratt Take Up Ruth’s Cudgel This Time, and Slam | ‘te Out Four Base Smashes That Put Hugmen Nearer First Place Than Ever. By Charles, Somerville. MURDER OUR WAY CONTINUES ON THE BLUFF. Twelve to Five. It's hardly reasonable, even against the Athletics, But let US ask the town to stand the shock. Seeing that WH are The poor Yanks look hopeless, on’ top of the Nationals without the slightest sign of weakening. This is going to be good if we wind up with a WORLD SERIES on our own doorstep. Sure—t’s only June. But why not give your imagination a chance? And not altogether imagination. Both teams have definitely shown the high qualities of big attack and sporty resistance. Strange, but the Babe didn’t bump a@ homer into the highlands r= day. Quite as strange, he only put over Bod hit, whereas a kid like nbaugh punched out two and a prandparest like Meusel banged out B)| four. Del Pratt and this same An- 'Myers’s Bat Puts Dodgers in Lead ELPHLA, batiing, sixth. 1e fietared Binge STeatared Deo Meadows nis first defeat’ of the bay cree esieg by @ score yn ihto. first place Sealn by a Tosrsin of 6 per cent. point. After Philadelphia had scored two passes and J. Miller’ error filled the bases In Brooklyn’ hal Then came the the game off Meadows. pathe batting demon of the landed on Meadows for ible, made got two of | Meadows was unui seven bases on balls. lx ily wil forced out of firet Brooklyn's victory, was unable play on account of rain at Pittebureh. MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGES ‘The following records include games played Wednesday, June 2: NATIONAL LEAGUE DAES nEEgLEEat Keen nog =e scoring two runs. Myers resumed ‘his poundii eighth inning, when his triple drove in Brooklyn's third run. rushed two more across in the ninth in the visitors Al Mamaux pitched for Brooklyn, and he kept, the hits scored off hi Stengel, his former team- him well hits ered. giving lace to BATTING, 8B, P. 63 5 “a 1 1 o st 2 Fr 2 bh 3 oL n 5 1 Fy 3 1 3 1 t a 6 30 38 “ “4 “6 Spagtieccatag Bd aa ee ee raseceonons unr onewen een none He Se raeee: ee ee re er ee at a] P-ROIINS Re ERE AM METIS RAMEN IR ENOOOF Jamaica Increases Racing Purses Folles the ving the lead of Belmont Park, Metropolitan Jockey Club has in- creased the value of the purses in the overnight events during the second Spring meeting of nine days, which will begin at the Jamaica track on June 14, Walter C. Edwards, the racing Secre- do the aume, Knowledge 1s an excel-| tary, announced yesterday that no Ryrse of a less value than $1,000 would (Read Monday's Exciting: Chapter.) Gaiee lent thing.” pe adie cient Meusel were yesterday's Homer Hounds. I hear there has been some chatter around town that Babe Ruth’s home run record isn’t on the level in that American League pitchers were being ridden into shooting him straight fast ones with the idea of letting him get away with it. To any man who knows | from an i or classifies as a nation stuff and small town guff. Without enumerating the many walks pitchers have meekly af- forded Ruth, those who have challenged him have offered the prize smacker an inside curve designed to pass Ms navel sta . tion as nearly as possible, while avoiding crime. And Ruth in alt his big homers has come out a heavy wiriner by refusing to wait for the ball to break on the pitcher?s scheme, but instead, stepping back and walking into the drive. And if anybody can figure that as a sct performance he is welcome to the conclusion. The man is the greatest batter the game ever developed. Mike Donlin, who was no Camembert with the club himself, long since accorded Ruth the palm, And ,| Setting rather used to something like it from day to day, especially with St, Louts smudging the Clevelands 7 to Nothingwhatsoever, And the Brooklyns kicking along ¢——_—___ Hughey Jennings, whose team may be in the discard now but nevertheless still owns Ty Cobb, told me in the course of a con- Jab during his club's most re- cent series at the Polo Grounds that, in his, opinion, Ruth was the greatest swing hitter who ever lifted a dat, and ranked Willie Keeler as the top snup hitter of the sport. And what old demon “Eeyah!" lacks tn knowledge of the game is some- thing that Sherlock Holmes might go out and search for and return with a lemon, Well, anyway, the Yanks gave Rommel a hot rumble instantaneous- ly. | It wae for six rounds and every- took part from Peck to Mo- gridge. Peok only fouled, but Meusel dan- gleq it into centre for a single and Pipp got a glide. The Babe bucked it to third on such a swift leap that ‘Thomas tripped over himself and all ports had a ship docked. Pratt, In whom We had taken no special pride for several days, dealt the old bomb the Deach and Doris. It was a dandy homer along but well inside the left field line. But that od only four runs, Signor Bo 8 you will recall, is some Black Hander with the bat on occasion. His Thursday homer was only Friday's two- bagger, but darned if he didn’t swipe the third bag while Dykes threw out Lewis. And the next you saw was Hanna banging it through short for a single, scor- ing the Ping, and Mogridge ee up the right field with anothe double—even a good snough, double to return the footed Truck across the sla abe jonest. And then four more in the first two innings. Keefe relieving Rommel, but not the wretchedness of Connie Mack's feelings. Of course, with ten Bowling Alley By Chatter tack Teams and individuals who prizes in the United Bowling Clubs’ seo- Uenal tournament received their awards last night at a meet Uni Howling Clubs, hold Saat lowling Academy, panne: ered by the United bowling cls for the champion team was won by thi Fy Mages poee. eat pater ate . the association, who ire average In wection Cy The Mutuals rolled pel for the banner with the Homestead mimany teams who ware high in the sections A and B. Bi re President of the Baste Alley Swnere’ Asooclael fat “g Su New Rai has Issued @ call for a Mat the the members of the association at the pes. quarters on i 4930 BR over. ing will also be be An advance. in the cost of bo discussed, Kelly’s Viking’ Wins for Giants BOSTON, June The Giants have & winning streak started at last. It's three games long now, for following ‘Thursday's double-header they stopped the Braves tn a free-for-all heavy hit- But, tho real re of the game was long George Kelly, the giant first baseman. Kelly slentes out @ bh home run, and was a any for his of the runs scored by his team. ie a to the flagpole in the fourth third made by the Giants in —_ Acme Wheelmen Hold Bike Race. Final arrangements have been com- pleted for the speedway cycle classic, & ten mile bicycle race, to be held un- der the auspices of the Acme Wheel- men of New York, on the Harlem Speedway. 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Eddie Caron of New easy victory over Red crrpanne 16 ¢ @ ten- ang won ‘an ‘ison: of ig | twenty-round go between Ted “Kid” 28" ter the fight, which he expects Lew!s | "to win, he will sail for the | Lanch, the Wen Side toxer, Ted Lewis and Basham to Fight For English Welterweight Title Former Will Sail for This Country Immediately After Contest for Bout With Britton. By John Pollock. One of the most important fistic battles fought in England between welterweights in years will be the Lewis, the former welterweight champion, and Johnny Basham, the legitimate Bnglish welterweight champion, on next Wednesday night. In a cablegram to Dan Morgan to- day, Charley Harvey, manager of Lewis, declared that immediately af- United States with Lewis. He also informed Morgan that he will match Lewis with Jack Britton upon his arrival here. Frank Malkern, the Milwaukee flgtt promoter, | 8 anxiow to mato) Eddie Feamimmons, the sen: | cational local Nghtweight, with the winner of the | Lew Tendlor-Tutechie Mitchell bout, which ts billed to be fought in thet city on June 9, Morgan wire! Mulkern he would @ccont the go it te was quamatesd $5,000 for Fitmimmons’ ond, Mickey Donley, the clever Newark lghtwetght, | will be Kept busy” during the next few dai Wednesday night he'll box Kid Green of Memphis, | ‘st Jack Doberty's Providence Club, the winner to box Phil Bloom, Two nights later Douley will box Chick Simler at thé Bayonne A, A. Billy De Foe, the hard-hitting featherwetsht from | ®. Paul, who has such a good ‘rep’ that he {i foroed to box Lightwelghts, will meet Johnny Dui deo in one of the bouts on the all-star bill in Philly Monday night, John O'Brien ts confident 1k be able to get a match for De Foe tm Philly soon wih Champion Kilbane. Jack Ghavkey, who bas jut returned from Mil. wanker, whage he received $2,000 for besting | Dink Losdman in @ ten-round bout on Tueway | night. © now tot after « mateh with Joo Jon Wogngr, man- ager of Gharkey, mye he is willing to let Sharkey box Lym at 118 pounds, weigh in ot 3 P.M. before any chub, Announcement was made today by Bobi | Feinstein of Paterson, N, J., to the effet that he has been granted a livenee by the New Jere Boxing Commision to conduct shows in the Armory of that city, Feinetein has arranged cant of two twelve-round bouts, two eufte and two elxe for June 16, In the stelfar attraction | Johnny Dundee will meet Tomagy Ekn af | Paserpon, George Chaney, the Baltinore K, 0. | King of the lightweieht brigade, will try con- clusion with Tommy Toubey, another product of | Paternon, in the second twelre-roud attraction, | Dan Morgan, maneger of Batiling Levinwky, an- pounced to-day that be has deoided to have Jack | Britton and Chay Turner, the Indian light haury-| weight, train Levineky for bin important battle | With Geonges Carpentier, which ts slated for Eh 2A, Britton and Turner will make two excellent en for Lovinnky, aa they are both clever boxe, | Frank O'Brien, the fight promoter of Falta. | A round affair on the | Lose pita, ban compicied the cant of boute for tie big | ‘open alr besing show at the Philadetuhia National | Park Monday evening, Jobaoy Lovgblin, Joe Lowe wm, Joe! | Frankie Callahan, Johnny Murmy vs, Harry | third boxing show on June 24, ‘Pain after Eating | O'Ronnell, Johiny Dundee w. Billy De For, and Jeck Britton vs, Len Rowlands, . Slim Brennan, the popular referee of Now Jen. ney, thas been granted a Moonee by Diewtor of Public Bafety Cortelyou of (Philadelyhia to referee outa in that city, Brennan will officiate in the | bout betwen Lew Tendler and Willie Jeckwon, which 1s to be brought off by Leon Baine at the Philadohhia National League Basdball Park July 02, Roy Green of Borton, manager of the Fenway ik A. A, of that city, arrived in town yestenlay (or the purpane of clinching the twelve-round boutt cteween Willie Jackson amd Johnay Dundes, | which Greon expecta to atage at the big Mechanica’ (Pavilion on (Monday evening, June 14, Prank Bagiey has already accepted Green's terms, which are a quarantes of $5,000. 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