Telegram-herald., 1889-12-06

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shall be visited. ste. Do yea Dotice tha1
Lot clew proved worth . s1@Ps
4 ssy, Ton. what about tie a-2mon1
bllttoass
~Ah. whzE' How much we ezEected
ffcm il. 4n1 how ktrls cane 81 Il! Ken
Noble. tbs owner. SAYS th2t O. L-le night
q ths murder h was passing from
Fourth avenue . Broadway, through
TUenty-sixth street. and when midway
q the Madison Square Garden a nan
rushed across the sgrset. gr.-sped him ~
the ARA and pulled him " the light and
then dropped It. saying, You're not TIE
man. Afterwards. u ben be found his
button gone. he thought Il Was FOB
berry"
1t was young Parker watching for
Fountain. Tie button wss probably de-
t2ched in the struggle, e be carried
away unintentions lly in his clothes, 70 be
lost in Union squire
Probably"
-Four years have passed since the
events occurred recorded IN our nara
tive.
Ms. Templeton is dead. She never
recovered from the exposure and the
nervous shock received on the day Of
tie abduction Of herself and Annie, fol-
l0wIng 50 closely upon The murder or her
son. But she did not die until she had
faithfully carried out every expressed
wish Of her father.
James Preston speedily realized the be
nign hope OF his brother. and drank
himself 10 death ia SIX months.
Young Parker was never brought 10
trial Five days after his arrest he was
found dead in his cell-dead by poison
supposed 10 have been supplied by one
OF his brother members Of the U. S. rs,
Of which ne was popular member.
His father and Scar Top Johnny are
serving long sentences in the state prison.
Messing is still living in Philadelphia.
prosperous and respected, and does not
dream that he was ever suspected by
Holbrook and Tom Of having committed
a murder or that he was In danger Of
arrest.
The origin Of the birth OF Fountain
has never been made public. He and
Flora Ashgrove were married two years
ago, and his friends and acquaintance
have ceased wondering over his mysteri-
Gus accession To fortune.
They count Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook as
their dearest friends.
So Mr.. Holbrook is married? To An
ME? OF course. Could there have been
any other result after the scene at the
rescue in Mott street? Married, too, be-
fore Mrs. Templeton died.
Two children, boy and girl. make
music in the house. The name of the
boy is-Thomas Bryan Holbrook.
There is another boy in the house
whose name is Maurice McNulty, whom
Mrs. Holbrook loves with all the wealth
4 OF her atfectionate nature.
There has been some difficulty in civ
ilizing the boy, but he begins TO show
the results of the humanizing and refin-
ing influences he is surrounded by. In
deed, the only time he shoss any of his
old savagery is when a roIlickfng, rat
ting young man with a CHEEKY smile
and bright blue eyes, and who is well
| coined with great shouts and warm
kisses, and who is greeted as "Uncle
/ Tom, makes his appearance, which is
nearly daily, and wants Maurice TO tell
whether he has that day "wholloped
any one right up and down and gin him
black eyes, gollyp
And Tom! Oh, Tom is still the old
| Tom of superhuman energy and intense
enthusiasts; still the keenest newspaper
man in New York as when he led the
search for the owner of "The Diamond
/ Button"