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PASSED BELOW LEGAL RATE.
The Reason Fast Gives for Secreting
Goods When Sued for Debt.

Bernard Klipner. an east-side money
lender. has brought suit, through his
counsel, Alfred B. Jaworower, Of the
Pulitzer Building. for s624.S0, money
loaned to Jonas Fast, an importer, Of
A Attorney street.
According to affidavits submitted. Fast
imported 5000 worth OF Taliths. or
nantes of prayer, used in Hebrew wor-
ship. Not having money enough to pay
the duty, he procured the loan from
Klipner in September, promising to pay
it back in fourteen days. He did not do
so, and as repeated demands failed TO
hasten the payment, suit was brought.
Immediately thereafter. IT Is. alleged,
Fast distributed the goods In cases
among his friends, stating as his reason
that he feared the robes would be seized
by the Customs authorities. as he had
arranged to have them passed much
lower than the legal rate of duty.
Lawyer Jaworower. however. deciaTes
that the purpose was to secrete me
goods so that they could not be levied
Tn goods, or a portion of them, val,
ned at about 1900, have been Attached
by Klipner and are now In the hands OF
the Sheriff. ma,,
was made to Justice Newburger: he
decided to hand the matter to a reteree'
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ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Doctors Mccoy and Snow Are the
Pioneers of This Plan of Treatment.
II Dce.n't Cost You n Penny 10 Find
Out What Is the Matter with You
Thorough Con -uitatiou. Advice. Treat
ment aud Medicine without n Penny
TO Pay.

Doctors Mccoy and SNOW are The pioneers Of
Free treatment. For the pas N,a- they have
given everybody who applied n Tree test OF their
plan OF treatment. Stree they inaugurntcd this
plan they have been initiated all oNcrthe country.
so that Mt the present time they have many imi.
tntors OF the Free Test plon. Limitation il the
.incercst fisttery,' but DOCTORS Mccoy and snow
would prefer not to have been f'nttcred.
Their offer to suffering humanity is q free test Of
their plan OF treatment for the cure Of Catarrh and
all other chronic diseases. This is n test which
the patient ran make use of without risking d
single cent for examination. the first treatment,
consultation, advice or medicine.
All who apply in person viii he examined, pre-.
sCribch Tor and treated upon their frat visit free
OF all charge. III addition to this, thorough con.
%sultation and advice will be given to all who ap.
ply, without u penny TO pay.
Doctors Mccoy and snow offer this free test "a
the public ss the surcst and iairest way Of con.
vincing everybody that their plan Of treatmen
Is the very best known to medical skill. II Is nj
honest. straightforward way Of becoming &C,
quninted with the great number of persons WHIT
have blindly bought and paid dearly for their OK.
perience.
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The F0RTESQUE DIAMONDS
4 Peculiar Burglary Which Cameo
One Man o. Wife.

It and admire It." Aud he produced a
casket.
/ could not help seeing something OF the
other contents OF Jacks box, and l at
once took him to task for his careless
ness in keeping so much property OF hat
sort in his house. especially when 1t was
not worn and used.
Jack laughed at me. THE whole pox-
full wouldn't sell for $1,000 he SAID ana
the risk OF taking and disposing OF II Is
too great TO make the speculation a pay
ing one. / am always at home at night;
/ sleep with a revolver where l can put
my hand on It; l am a light sleeper
my Jewels are as safe on my dressing
table as they would be in any bank
vault in the city. / tell you, Dick, they
can't play the Fortescue game on me-!
"Pshaw!'' said !, n one could conn
in here. without the slightest difhcuity
and take everything you've got
I'm bet you $500 on It," said jack
"Tll take IT." replied !.
And then we both laughed. How ION
shall the time be?" he queried.
Three. months" said l, He agreed
We shook hands IN It,. ! was younge
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coerced by some power l could not resist.
| W~aited-waited.
He opened drawer after drawer. toss
ing my belongings about in a manneF
that was offensive and exasperating.
Then suddenly he caught sight of the boz
Of diamonds; He caught At II sransiS-
ed over the wealth it contained.
The Fortescue diamonds again ]" he
said. They are mine again T! III take
some other of the midnight fraternity
after this. I'd quite as soon the Fortes-
cue woman should have them back again
as to have to admit there are thieves
more skilful than | am"
He spoke ~guardedly; he spoke low; he
muttered his words rather than articu-
lated them. But l knew his voice.
go. unframed and unchallenged. But IN
the morning l wrote a line or two on
my typewriter. addressed 1t by means
OF the same machine to the chief OF po-
lice. | mailed II myself In a letter-box.
far from my own place Of abode or p
other locality connected with the AFFAIR.
no clue to the sender. But 1t told where
the Fortescue diamonds could probably
he recovered. The police acted on the
hint.
The man, a professional criminal. was
taken at d ~disadvantage, Nevertheless.
he made a brave hght and the oficerF
one hand on the box OF diamonds when
he went down.. his W. weapon empty,
with a h~alf-dozen bullet-holes through
him, His wife, II greater criminal than
he, II that was possible, was more for
tunate: she killed one Of the officers who
attempted her arrest: she had the satisr
faction of killing herself!
The L~qwrenCes, BY no means. The
Kingdoms were the criminals.
And Adele writes her last name an
ton Instead of Linton, And II h evsr
heard Of the Fortescue diamonds at all.
a thing | sometimes think Is exceedinG-
w unlikely. since the police had httie TO
say regarding their recovery at 6 Terrpco
Park place, after the tragic death of. the
tenant. she doesn't suspect that thfy
were stolen three times, nd that she
Chicago News
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/ had been %guilty-not a single line.
vas disappointed, in much the same
would be II they postponed his execu,
ton for a day or two and neglected to
speak to aim about IT. The mail con
tained an urgent invitation from Jack
could It be possible he had bought or
borrowed those gems?
! arrived ut Atherton's five minutes be
fore the time he had named, One look
into his face convinced me Of one thing
he didn't suspect me Of being In the
house the night before. he knew nothing
He asked me up 10 his room. | went
readily"-eagerly-but like a man In a
dream,
me stlll stood on his dressing-case. He
laid his hand on II and called my atten-
tion 10 it. And ! was out OF the city
last night he said, and thieves might
have had their own wav with II
There was only one solution. Deceived
by the night, the storm, the appearance
OF the buildings at the back | had failed
Jac SH,e nel sRt / c H1a r?Pp give 0 a re a:
sonabie guess at a choice between NO Q
and No, s.
i managed before leaving to get an eX-
cuse for going into a new room ana look
ing out into Atherton's back yard, ! mad,
Of The Back yards OF his two S,neSt-door
make. One Was full OF the sort OF rub;
bish which had lmpedei my progress and
handicapped my movements: so was the
other. Both gate. in the tight board
fences al the rear were arranged to open
easily from the Inside ! could get no
view at all from either one ~ the
windows that corresponicd with the board
one in Jack AthertOn's domain The
whole business constituted Il most mad
dening puzzle.
Within "A week | had found "A man who
knew a man who knew a mar who knew
Lawrence, who lived In 8 Terrace Park.
made me acquainted with him. When
his family came home he invited me "a
dinner, accepted. went, had a
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Miss Adele Ninton. Mrs. Lawrence's
sister, the most charming woman l had
ever met.
1t took longe, to get acquainted with
Mr., Kingdom, There were more men in
the chair, consisting of the man who
knew the man who knew the man" &c;
liked him better. He was genial, open
hearted, witty, quick at repartee, ! be
came almost as frequent a caller at his
house as at Jack Atherton's. | enter
tanned him frequently at my club or at
some hotel. strangely enough. ! never
invited Lawrence or him to my boarding
house Possibly | was becoming dis
satisfied with boarding house life-since
| met Adele Ninton.
Yes, ! vas At Lawrence's more fire.
quently than at Kingdoms. But Law
was a gentleman. to be sure, but re.
served-almost naughty, very precise and
matter Of fact in his language and OF
great gravity and unbending dignity. /
frame OF mind such that the dearest
wish OF my heart was to have him for
"A hrother-in-law,
ness In the city-a cosy little office in
which he loaned money, bought and sold
real estate, &c. Lawrence was evident
found out nothing about the dla-
m~onds-nothing Kingdoms wife came
home from her summer absence. made
away, south, for the Winter. The Law
rcnccs were talking of going. waiting
so | dared think-on Adele Vinton's
account; waiting until a slow fellow
should make up his mind to speak,
And not "A word had been spoken, in
either family, hat gave me a hint at
any possible solution of my dreadful
problem. And you know | couldn't very
well ask outriSht-or even hint very
strongly.
Wen, one night in early Winter. when
the double difficulties OF my position had
kent Inc awake until very late, | was
awakened from my first midnight Stun,
Der 10y hearing somebody in the room.
The man turned to my bureau. My
heart seemed Dressed almost to bursting
The evening world., 1893-12-30

Terrace Park place is the aristocratlc
name that a shrewd real-estate man has
given to a row of suburban residences he
mas put up for rent.
Terrace Park place consists of thirteen
dwellings,. These dwellings were con-
structed by contract and are all alike.
JACK Atherton, m best friend, with
MS wife. lives in 7 Terrace Park place,
! was there the morning after the great
rortescue diamond robbery, The papers
mad given much space under the largest
ana most sensational head lines to the
robbery and I had read It through In all
us details. A house had been mysteri-
ousiy entered; no one OF the inmate had
"eard a sound; diamonds variously es-
,''hated at from $50, 100 to 800, 900 had
oeen taken; nothing else he'd been
.ouched. My mind was full OF this affair
"neh l called on Jack
- bought n new ring yesterday
sala my friend. and proceeded to tell me
WY i never wear much jewelry,' he
sald' but ] like to own a little as an
Investment. This one cost me $50, and
II ID certainly worth $3.50. You must SEE
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unpleasant posture, for so. long a time
that ! wondered vaguely II the curtains
were not so thick as to utterly exclude
the light of day-making existence there
one protracted night.
At last the man sank slowly down
upon his bed again, He stretched him
self and grunted luxuriously. on, now
tired / was! He gradually raised the
breath. He was sound asleep again.
| crawled painfully out of the room,
tiptOed cautiously downstairs. climbed
out of the window, which easily opened
from the outside and got away from the
vicinity OF Terrace Park place, while the
rain still roared and the darkness was
unbroken. When / reached my bachelor
quarters i put the precious box on my
bureau. undressed hurrietly and
plunged into bed. 1t was almost noon
when | awOke.
! came back TO my senses very grad
was the box, Jacks box-only-oniy-it-
acknowledgements
/ sprang out of bed. rushed over TO
emit. 1t wasn't Jacks At all. My limbs
shook. My hands trembled violently. |
almost fel. down under the excitement
OF the moment. ! got out n heavy screw
my ~burglArIzing exploit; and then de-
cided not to take, and | pried the box
open. Diamonds Diamonds! Great
gems in ," most SSGnisi'e setttnss'
earrings! What n glory of flashing
beauty, And | lifted ont tray after tray.
only to find the tray more and more en-
phatic the deeper | went. had to sit
down for a few minu to get my
breath and steady my nerves.
II tumblei the diamonds into the
trays. bundled the trays into the box
nut the Lox into a bureau drawer,
carclcssly scattering a pile OF clothing
nprdkcrchirfs stockings, gloves, ties
ana 80 on. over 1t: | locked the drawer
ard dressed as fast as ] could. IL
must get downstairs. must get down
Sron Perhaps every one l met would
read my secret in my face; no matter,
must take that risk,
There was not the slightest allusion
In the newspapers to the heft OF which
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myself dow as far as I could while
holding on with my hands. l swung my
leg around searchingly but carefully. A
fellow wouldn't want to drop into a tub
of water or onto a sleeping dog, even
If his best friend was sleeping upstairs
and rad an easy way of believing all he
heard and forglving all he suffered.
Then l went upstairs.
I think was fully an hour in getting
to the door in which l expected to get
Jacks box. And | hadn't found a locked
door anywhere. i had, however, found
more furniture, in the dark, than
should have supposed was needed in the
entire thirteen houses in the row.
The door was not even closed, IT stood
wide open. And inside ] could hear the
slow rhythmical breathing OF the sleep
ing Individual against whom the night
attack was planned. There We're several
reasons for being glad that Jacks wife
was absent at the seashore. and not the
least important one was the TACT ! rear
ed | should break down and surrender
before | had finished the job | had In
hand. | thought OF the revolver JACK
had mentioned, and my blood ran cold.
| sank noistlessly down upon my hands
and knees and began a voyage or dis'
coyery, | discovered a chair with my
head! | hurt my shoulder on a table.
lack had evidently been cxtrnVaGant IN
the way of getting new furniture ana
eccentric in the matter OF placing H.
After n time, however, ! reached tne
dressing table; | got my hand on the
77ust then the man turned over, He
breatbed as a man never did when
aslSep, Then he seemed listening In
tcntly. / heard him raise himself upot
his elbows. A movement he made was
drcadfully suggestive Of the stealthS
withdrawal OF a weapon from beneath
Il remained standing, and in a mos
The evening world., 1893-12-30
RigOlettO.

Vcrdi's familiar "RigoIetto' was sung at the
Metropolitan Opera House last night, with Nine.
Melba in the role OF Gilda, and Nine. scalchi as
Maddalena. The opera house was not crowded,
although Melba's magnificent voice and splendid
methods have won recognition. 1t seems strange
star members Of Abbey. schoerel & Grau's ON
pany. 10 It because she prefers to shine alone, or
are the other stars reserved for the evenings dedi-
Gated to Nine. Eames and Mile. Calve. Media
sang the role OF Gilda with admirable effect, and
the hrilliancy Of her voice was as well instanced
in this part as It was in Lucia Mile. Bauer
meister. Sig. Ancona, NJ. Castlemsry. Sig. Viviani.
sig. do Vaschetti, sig. Rinaldini and Sig. de
Lucia were also in the cast.
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then than I am now, and correspono'ns,y
less wise, and stopped to consider neith-
or the danger nor the possible conse-
ouences l was going to ron Athertohs
house, as a friendly proof OF the truth
NJ nv opinion. That was all there was
to that.
7 thought 1t likely that Jack would be
watchful for a few nights. That wager
of $500 would have a tendency IN tha'
direction. He might ever nave d suspi-
cion. 50 I waited a week.
The night I selected was the darkest
one I had ever known. The rain fell In
torrents. I had purchased, from time TO
time. and in various places, an QUINN
that seemed to Include all ina was HUI
essary. ,,a
At about midnight l Climbed over the
alley fence and proceeded 10 hsht my
asrk lantern-or rather proceeded 10
trv TO my intense disgust every match
7 b.d was SO thoroughly water-soaked
tbot IGNITION proved absolutely impossi-
BILE.
7 threw away the dark lantern; l nae
to. / moved carefully inward towaruS
the house and stepped n stui'o'eu
onto and over every imaginable sort oil
rubbish and debris.
| found a basement window uniss'
tened-absolutely unfastened. ! adn
thought of a thing like that, The cir
cumstances almost took my breath away
wondered. rather resentfully' II Jaci
had eft IL so on purpose-if this mean
a task OF some sort for me. II wa
really unfortunate to have the wori
made so easy for me; ! had some " o
$40 worth of tools, all needless now II
my pockets.
I tool them out, threw them aside an
4. opened the window. 1 slipped in n lie
The evening world., 1893-12-30
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
"soving the Wind" to Be Seen
at the Empire.
.,.un and Hading Begin a Season
at Abbey's.

-... oyert ~ the coming week
The dratna.,. .,o.,on ~ IN. Emn,re
will be be. '' tuesday night. Of sydney
Thea,re, ,.w NAV .sowing the Wind"
Grundy's new pay, Trnhr.n,. .aant
..It's theme, says W.T. mo ~"
the fervor anu =. ,p. s"asar
tender passion Possesses III the summer
,a,s Of life" 1t will be acted by
Henry M,, w n. Tbomnson, CvrIl
scott, f. G.. Backus, F. Sorrento, j.. p.
So, Viola Allen. Nav Robson. Ag-
mes Miller and aeneyieve REYNOLDS.
NJ. Coquelin and Nine. Jane Hading,
will pesT rha,tra Nordav n,vht whom
sardou's "Thermidor" will be presented
ea coa,e,in as I,abussiere. and Nine.
WIN u.h,onno Iecoui.o,, nv
Hading as reoienhe L Tan Inc
play WIZ Theatre. in En- ei;sS aSS v
at ProsoI ? lne"f..' ~, py
Charlie Frohman. hts proouetlon py tne
Frenc' ari,s.s Cnn,eiin The snn es thss
event vii, Il also be in the cast. ''" u '"e
TIL reperto,re az Inc r mit hs ga
Opea-House neH. WEEK NIL DE as Iol-
low: Monuay, a = n,,th Nav, "s sut
day nSetn, rd de Sesz Mlsi in m the Sca Eri
4" - ,.t.l 49, - = -
do, 'Carmsr; Win NINE. Saive as the
hro'ne' anu oa."!uay a tbe no hucla
tamm rnnrrow n,eht M Mme%' 'u Mnrd lion
Int 1r,; 'G sealchi, M nnsa'' A Mr MoFo and
Messrs, NignaS; maneiere' SromzeskI
and Planc9n WIZ sing. .,. u,
sweet Lavetuea mas oud one weeR
more nt}T he to s fum as ede by sG Pan1 hhed P ! !,
new play, Our Iouhtsy eous.ns, Wnic1
VIII De pfnssnteu y ine hIst ZINE Jan 9
There VIII De no matinee on Ihursday OF
h tes sais' Of the new ' play: The only, s"f mat at
inees OF sweet VIII be or
New Years Day ana saturday
Inc Vauaeyile lGea az HeTrmann,
tertainments are t~horoughly enjoy
able. Beftoto. tne cancer is, per
hsps; the ape Pest ieat rsT, % or the pro
Nj dW VoTns woe Woman. and " heE dances sa sr,
distinctly worth seeing. Next week sh,
will introduce a number Of new dances
The Nelson sisters. clever South Amer
corners.
At the Eden Musee Santa Claus has
held a very powerful sway over the ju,
venile heart during, the past week. The
after New Years Day. Miss Martha
George is doing very good work at this
house. She has introduced a new SONG
l mnrie her GG 5fPSr'G a ys of I,Sht 0P pinseT muf Ss,
also been well received.
The Conreid-F erenczy comic opera
company will begin the last week OF its
engagement at the irving Place Theatre
Monday night. The week will be de.
voted to performances Of Laughing
Heirs" which Mr.. Conried's patrons
seem to like. The organization will then
go on tour and afterwards return to
Germany. Conr!ed's comedy company
Will take possession Of this theatre Mon
dav. Jan. 8.
Africa" remains at the Star Theatre
during the ensuing week. Its bright
music. humorous dialogue and funny
situations have met with a kindly recep-
ton. although the piece Is hardly what
the patrons of this play house expect.
Every sort of speciality Is introduced,
and ratherdeftly introduced, too, and the
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FISTS OF THE TWO FIGHTERS.
hrawny fists OF these two fighters will
be shown life size. the drawings being
made by Mortimer from photographs.
when you read about the fight in
Florida or Jan. % you Will appreciate
the story of the blows delivered II you
see these pictures tomorrow. The four
fists viii be grouped close together To
make COMPARISONS easier, and being life
size you can lay your fist on the picture
and compare the size.
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SALOON BUILDING BLOWN UP.
Wilkinson, Ind, People Determined
to Prevent the Sale of Liquor.

my Associated PreU)
ANDERSON, Ind. Dec. 30.-Ioe Wet
zell was recently driven out Of Wilkinson
with a load of liquor with which he was
about to stock n saloon. The Infatuated
people attacked him with raw hides and
forced him to cave. The announcement
was made that he would return, and that
he refused to give up the building he had
rented.
Last right twenty pounds of g~unpowder
was piil'ed under the structure. ana II
was blown to atoms.