The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-10-21
was outspoke on In hor approval Of her new papa.
D,eto1tlye Ackeray wa George" lie was
ai.o sdear"

','N'ItN' ah'hNaF va" bVOikN ~"
III.
II ha- been remarked in the first part Of his
tale that Hlrvcy JrIne on becoming a renl,ent
IN the great Penitentiar, had no h9uVn
or Intention OF ever bidding for the n"rp1rictn
mat IN COME TO him IN later car a-thc 'floh
D'tnon" lie went to the '-tlr" original win
me tdel Of getting all the good time ,aat we
ivy allow "A man who hH, been .,eIieh'tu u"
four rlrs aud " keeping ont of all ROVE a.
his wife had advised lie did that which a.
vie men who are sent to prison d9-ih We
lWgl AZ ~ the pugi!l-t, he gathered hlIh7e'
together
Mrn who. 90 N pri.on for tho fret time hago
moro dInlrult in achieving tLt- feat than iuo-C
who have been there before, but o. I'VE a. Az
.tlo"c -illl.-and oven prtsoncra have ih't
,iandlrd OF -l',e'S ~ must -nnn'r ~, mH,6
hit 70. On a plan b which The are 10 d'a' wv
her guard, and fellow p%cultent, VITA q I,L.e
friction u. pO-.In.e Even with the m1-i 'trc-
get their philp.ouh and d. thing, whlgh III
the o.on d. tie would never hayo been RIl'
Of. long confinement vi d-tprb ~" men,u
"u ,IIrium NJ an man, but an n.u-t -n'TS
l1i B. trugg'c 20 i've ~ unohtrllE ave hN'7
% nd r tho A. nm 'Hu.e 1F" 30, ~
Harvey Jcllrr. on arriving ~ the great Ii
PanitantiaSy, knew with a certainty witch would
have mad" some men commit "ulc,dg ma dd
was Innocent OF, the, crime Tor WhiHn ~ w unt
no u.s. - let this 'act govern ms lyn,E ~
p,i-onrr. II Va-'nOt for him 20 AK INC, y l-'n
T,,ni n'W Dr. wI{ MS S S@n on cT"mpiary con-
Wet. And -, wondering all iuS Nlal1 I"m
thiUg4 were going on the outside, nhu ',Hl-
way Inc void is made. he worked had tpr
two years AMI nine months TO Rct "A Hpuu ~
duct reduction Of hs s"ntehCe, tdHnowcnr.
and they were to be- tN" lrpsl iIksolnr nI, wv
bocaus' Harvey had climbed the l"igNIs WIt,h
led 90 tho cwin"uCc OF a 'trl-iy' ne lau p
come the criaud boy 81 the prison doClo., ana
was sent on commissions to all the d'he'vnt
On. div. while on an GRAND to the glove
dnrq.tnrut. he mot a old arluainlanc" VINO
had Recently been committed % we .ilol'"-
ton. and Ne asked him Tor Jews ~ the OUTSIDE.
"How is the push comm ouf' he asked, re-
re-,irr TO rs ,I "p,ls." some were settled
lin prison like 'ius'l q he learned. otl',s N'ie
dead, and sul Others were operating III H'"
WHAT'S the mattor with Not' I amt heard
ANYTHING from hor for two years.
Ain no one put YOU next the newcomer
counter questioned him. ,
"Noxt to- what? she amt dead, Is shof a.,
~. sh''s live an hcktn' N'ti hut inat 1y
cop Ackaray has tied up with her They're
""''WEorc's he hid7"
"sTa's Twin With Ackeray, to. Calls him
't rr7rd appeared lust then and the con
ySr ,i'n Was mr'N aar% %a; bod wanted news
and he had cot II There were other, lrlE-
10 the glove department to secure ne details
Inay1ation mad ratched them together, for
him. and he had learned the main TACT, "Ilyh
was tlot Ackergy mad a1hG n rlI. onT u bee
cane 10 him now part - a general scheme
To- "ditcl" him The injustice Of the punish
obav tho rule. but he had conquered the temp
tatirn TO be WuT4y. tic Nai bteh ,luIlLel
bv Nettie's refusal to, write bIt ne 1Su bi3
dav 10 settle accounts with Ackcrny for TIE
part he uad played in his misfortunes, oqt
urei hi, mind TINT could be attended 10 AFTER
he mad secured hi1 reduction ~ senteGre
Had 20 been outside even the news OF Acker-
av'S theft OF his wife and CliId n!g1t pos
slhlv have heon A. reasonably consltered aS
an rr' .r~sr Men Of Harvev- stann are, much
Caimer In the omen than in tNe Stir" and mar
rIage and divorce take on no tICl ma nrnI
sense. however. to be a molel p%enttcnt and
tie complete revelation a. Ackeray'' dupll'lty
fred lila with a desire for revenge Hence
forth his one na,Sion was 10 meet Ackeray
lie still remained q ~"trl1tv. good behavior
had become automatic with, him. Ibut ny am
lie spoke to the warden and the guards Of
his wish 10 have n talk with AckeraN ne
said that there was n sN-ren0ed sen'enoe natKi
Ing. over him IN another court. ana ne Wahteu
to know II Ackerly would be wiling 70 nix
We, Ne '7ly Fellow Tint can strnigNten re
r,otfe- ONT " % explained 10 the warden, md
want to have 4 talk wiz lin"
You're afraid you'H be arres,esdc on 5etnR
turned loose from here; Is that ~ asked We
""Tfat's exactly g. said Harvey, and I think
II Aoieray u so to the front for me Won't DO
'' Al Hight. Ackersv's Foin' 10 bring some
prisoners here in a day or so, m III let rim
Thrcc days later Detective AcNeray arrived
at mo great - Penitentiary with a batch
q renitents, FOR WHOSE bodies he got 2 receipt
from the warden. Hewas Informed Of Harvev's
nc iaa,cHly iTnr,r"tsed With 'tRe Importance 10
si4' If 70 81 +. ,I adva "a 1stt 10 arrange matters 50
that the alleged suspended sentence should DO