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trusion there seems TO be no help for
it," She had regained her calmness by
a desperate effort.
"To you, Mr.. Il o bin, | am always Miss
Broohin, and there cannot possibly De
any subject in which We are jointly in
terestei so important as to necessitats
immediate discussion"
~ am sorry II shall appear abrupt"
he said, but there is a subject, ard
there is no time 10 waste. Night be-
fore last a man sat in this chair, you
kneeled in front Of him, and some one
fired through the window. wounding
him in the head. The ball glanced into
the plastering back there, and the man
was carried away by DR.. Brodnar, who
is now treating him in has rooms. ! de-
mand the name Of that man and your
reasons for admitting him into thiI
house"
"Mr Holbinl"
Frances. although forevarned, was
but a girl. and could not keep the tell
tale blood from her face.
"Do not attempt TO deceive me. Give
me the name and your reasons"
by what right do vow demand this,
sir?" Her voice steadisd as shs looked
him fearlessly in the eyes.
by the right which your fathers
will eonfers. For if you take one course
under that will. this property is his
widows, my mothers; and If you lake
the other"
in the meantime" she said, colby.
II have several years in which to de-
eide, and during those years neither
YOU nor your mother can drive me
from this house"
Drive you Frances!"
Miss Brookin!"
Come, this is fouyl am. whether
willing or unwilling, the present head
Of this family. OF at least this house
hold. All Richmond will hold me re-
sponsih.e for everyth' ug tha happens
here contrary TO proPilcty asd l nuss
insist that you explain this most re-
uarkable occurrence. Do not torce
NE 10 ask assistance Of the police ana
thus make the matter pubic Tho
girl did not finch.
y am NOT aiTdlu 'Hos w" w" 49,
that Mr.. Ho.bin; you have too much 40
stake. DR.. Brodnar, besides, has tod
Won that he was in this room, and
Richmond will want to know why, IL
there is anything wrong afoot, yeS DO
not hold him responsible. No one has
been in this room-unth now---escept
by my consent, and ii any crime has
been committed. the criminals are
probably better known 10 you than
anyone else. ! am totally in the dark;
have no idea why apyoHe, especially
a woman, should attempt to shoot
friend Of mine here
"A womaul Who told you woman
did it?'
"My own eyes. saw her tracks; anc
now, sir, who told you? Was it TIT
woman2"
Holbin laughed silently.
"Iou play that as though II wer'
trump" he said. perhaps no woman
tracks have ever been there but yours
1t is your garden"
"Only, | saw them before mace an
tracks there" she said, quietly
II don't question your honesty, MIS-
Brookin, but othars might; and II pee
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deep thought. The smile returned

In deep thought The smile returned
to his fact. poor devil" he said, his
hands are tied" Notwithstanding this
decision. he Immediately sent a note TO
Frances informing her that Raymond
ITolbin had discovered some OF the
facts connected with the tragedy. re
assured her that she had no reasons
for appreh enSion, and outlined his in
terview with HoIbin.
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nE BURLINGTON FREE PRESS: THURSDAY AUGUsrs, 1901

with an agony of grief. She had not
died, and the passing of the sanity
woman had been but as sleep pro-
: longed into eternity. But here was
| the consciousness of n great wrong;
the discovery OF an error beyond rem
edy; here was the end Of u tragedy
in which she had been made to act
fatal part. Her rightful protector
had been stricken from her.
Courage my childl"-shc heard the
Doctors voice and felt his arm press
upon her hand--"courage! Save your
strength for the struggle to come. Live
now 10 defeat the enemies of your ia
Their" Her frail figure strengthened
and grew steady; she no longer leaned
upon his arm.
"Dust TO dust. ashes 10 ashes" The
minister's voice rang out the sad and
solemn words: the clay dropped and
clattered solemnly upon the coffin
box.
The prayer that followed was marked
by dramatic incident. Frances knelt
altered no sound. DR.. Brodnar alone
understood that her petition was no
PRAYER. but pledge that would never
be forgotten. The widow stood oppo-
site. veiled in deepest black, the apot he-
osis of grief.
II was matter Of general CONNIE n (
that Raymond Holbin was not present
Ia ia, f,ttt . l,.t
sudden indisposition had detained
him at home But the indisposition OF
Raymond Holbn was fiction pure
and simple. There would have been
no more discreet and well-behaved
mourner by the grave than he; but
there was nothing to be gained IN It
tending the funeral. and there was
matter of vital importance which mus
be settled in the deserted residenc
OF the deceased.
For Holbin was a bewldcred an
unhappy man. Not that he feared Lou
tse. The Brookin will and the dealt
of the testatoa apparently secured hi
Interests, even should Louise be rasI
enough TO carry out her threats Of ex
posture. MS, however ne let assure
she would never attempt. Terror o
the law had already proved itself 20
tent to control her. In his hurried ant
frequent visits to the hotel he had as
certained the fact that she was for til
time being completely in his power
Reaction from her fierce excitcmcn
had set in; she chung to him. helpies
and penitent. That she had seen MAJ
at midnight in the wing-room OF th
Brookin house and had shot him. h
did not doubt that she believed. \
for himself. there were times whel
he had thought her simply insane
the victim of an illusion; and yet III
facts seemed TO support her statemcn
that she had visited the premises
Clearly his best course lay in the sup
port Of the illusion.
This. then, was the invention whiCl
Ilolbin carried TO the ears of the mis-
cradle woman: The man she had tlaiI
was indeed the lover of the woman il
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CHAPTER VI.

In all the throng that followed to
the grave in Hollywood the remains
of the wealthy and once distinguished
John Brookin there was, aside from
family servants, but one sincere
mourner. The slender figure Of his
laughter Frances, supported by the
strong arm OF DR.. Brodnar; shook
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

an estimated cost Of 81 200. to be assessed
against lots In squares 3Sl and 5dJ abuttIng
on said p Street between the limits
named
To set new granite curb or the west
side Of Tennessee Avenue northeast, from
+ Street 20 Fifteenth Street at an esti-
mated cost Of $50. 10 be assessed against
lots I'm square 1901. abUtting on said Ten
nessec Avenue between the limits named.
To pave. With vitrifled or asphalt block
the following alleys All alleys in square
GGl. at an estimated cost OF 3 go. alleys
IN the west half Of square 1855. at an eSti-
mated cost Of 1880; all alleys in square
90. at an estimated cost Ct $500
That Third Street southwest between
+ and r Streets be rcSUrfacCd at an esti-
mated cost Of $50. chargeabie to the ap-
preparation for repairs TO street. avenues
and alleys 1902
That r Street southwest. between Third
and Four and-a-half Streets be resUrfaced
at an estimated cost Of s. $50 chaTgcablc
to the appropriation for repairs To streets.
avenues and alleys. 1902
That the roadway ~ l. Street southeast.
between Eighth and Ninth Streets, re
uracadamized and curb be set az An eSti-
mated cost Of eco. chargeable 10 the ap-
preparation for repairs 20 streets 1902
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

The following deaths for tveuty-four hours were
reported az the Health Department up 20 noon
today; Matthew GauIt Emery, 50 wears; Mary
Jane Berry, 20 years; Ann Williams. - yelrs-
kebeccE Brown. "A yeas. Nan r. Bowie 40
years, james +. Hall. 5o years. james McNamara.
- yeaTs, Hannah Teresa PoVierIy. 50 years. FL
len y Green. 81 years, Mary Sue Estes 81 years.
jane BlacAstou, IS yelIs- Katie Roberts S.
years. Samuel A. Morton. 50 wears; Elizabeth Nj
nor - years, Thomas LslIy, SO wears Nicholas
Harper. 81 years; Norman H44dsua O'Danf,ssE.u
~ years. David NJ. SETTER. IS years; william
y oOd. 10 years; Francis Thomas. 8 wears " 81
ithaPmanJ Bundy. 10 months, Mary Coleman
months; Catherine Camille THamas g months
Paul $. P8ttsUu. weeks. Marie A. Wolfe. Is
daysi infant OF Belle Hume, j day.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

Marriag~ licenses were issued today 90 Henry
J. RaIsy and Mamie Hunt. John Luther Mortimer.
Montgomery county. MARY Wand and Katherine
Scager, District oi Columbia Frank n Hamilton,
IT.. and Frances r. White. both OF Dauyille. Va;
James T. Brown and Elizabeth Hawkins. samuel
Morris EiIlirs and Lillian Adelaide Padgett james
r. Fletcher and Nellie l. Duyall samuel Herbert
Harding and Marian Louise Boyle. Charles W.
Steers and Blanche ThCakrr Henry Marks. New
York CITY. and Hattie Ditterhafer, Paterson, y
j.; Paul b. Graham and Laura }. Pearson. John
G. Coutec aud Lizzie Williams. both of Anne
Arundel county. Md; Peter j. Eteher AID Sarah
EiChrIs.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
Fell From IA window.

Clemmic Brooks. colorcd. fractured her left
wrist al an early hour this morning and WAS
removed 10 the Emergency Hospital IN its am
buTau,c She Is tUDuty-seye years Of age. and
reside. on ThirtceE-aud-l-hJE Street northwest.
Last night She had been drinking heavily and
while under the influence % liquor fell out OF A
seCoud-st0ry window, shortly after O'Clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

Charles l. Wagner, ls5 L Street southeast JnIIu
j. Hornlng- aS4 Eighth street northeast and Lew
Is Walters 1872 Pennsylvania Aveuu, northwest
charged with selling milk below the standard re-
quired by law, forfeited s. each in the Police
Court TODAY
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
DoYvntoyvn Tcmnernture-


The temperatures registered by the standard
themometer At House 81 Heuruanu's TODAY we're.
. d. m., - degrees, Il m. 81, o D. m. 60.
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seized win a Ell

George Hanson seized with a fit about II
O'Clock this morning, al INC seventh Street
northwest. and removed % the HomeoDs Fi,.
Hospital He is thirty-two years Of age and
lives Al the corner Of Sixth and II Streets north
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
Begging on the Streets.

william Thomas was arrested last night for beg
cling on .uFEua Avenue. Tie was IN the Police
Court TODAY charged with being a FagrlHt and
iu a.f.llt ~ a tine of $50. went 10 the worahouse
for TWO months.
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Hational-"WheH Kuighibnod Was IN Flower
evening.
Lzfay cite Shenandoah evening
Chase's-PolIte Vaudeville. Afternoon and
eyeuIuZ.
Aesdsmy-''The White Slave" afternoon and
evening
Herman s-'-Ths Brigadier Burlesquers." after
noon and tr-cning.
Bijou-Stock Company in bUrlesque and vaude-
vile, afternoon aud evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

The Commissioners today authorized
the following work 10 be done under the
provisions Of the asst Ssment system:
To set new granite curb and lay ce-
meut sidewalk in the following localities.
On the south side of East CAPITOL
Street. from Thirteenth 10 Fourteenth
Streets. at an estimated est Of 81 500 20
. be ussesscd against lots IN square 1895
abuttiug upon said south side Of East
/ Capitol Street, between the limits named
on the east side OF Morgan Avenue
northwest between Lydeckcr Avenue and
Spring Road, extending from the south
( line Of lot &c. block 80. Holmead Manor.
I To the north line Of lot 50 block IS. HoI-
/ mead Manor, at an estimated cost Of
800 20 be assessed against lots in said
block &c. Holmead Manor. abuttlng on
said east side Of Morgan Avenue be
! tween the limits named
/ On the north side Of Meridian Avenue
( from Centre Street 10 the east property
I line Of Breeds subdivision Of s p
4 Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant
1 at an estimated cost Of SS9J. 70 be assess
/ Cd against lots IN said Breeds subdivis-
I ion Of 5. +. Browns subdivision OF Mount
J Pleasant abutting on said Meridian
/ Street between the limits named
I On the nOr,h side Of Bismarck Street
4 from Sherman Avenue TO Brill. wood
! Avenue. at an estimated cost OF 3 uJD 10
/ be assessed against lots in block 8 Todd
I and Brown 8 subdivision Of Mount PIeaE-
/ ant ab-tunE on said bismarck Street he
/ tween the limits named
! - on the east sid. Of TWenty-Sccond
! street northwest, from Decatur Place 20
/ ; Street and on the north side OF De
/ catur Pace. from Twcnty-second Street
/ % FLORIDA Avenue. AT an estimated cost
/ OF 500, % be assessed against lots and
] parcels OF land In Phelps and Tuttle's
SUBDIVISION Of parts Of Widows Nit. and
| IN N" Kali tract, abuttiug on said Tween
/ ty-secoHd street and said Decatur Place
/ between the limits named
! TO reset curb and lay cement Sidewalk,
7 IN the following localities. On The south
SIDE Of i Street northwest from seventh
# street 70 the alley west Of Seventh Street
3 al an estimated cost ~ $3.50 70 be assessed
! against lots In square AZ abuttinE on said
/ + street between the limits named
I On both sides OF Gales Street northeast
I from Fifteenth Street To- Sixteenth Srrlef
I al an estimated cost Of 81 100, t. ~ assess
. I'd against lots In blocks = ana % Rose
( dale. dbutunS on said Gales Street be
I tween the limits named
| On the north side Of + Street North Invest
I from Ninth street 20 Eleventh Street at
] 'liaVenner's Hreadv Ha1 Led
/ m purity and whOlesomeuess for the best part OF
! a century you want the best insist on ct
/ ovens, at groeers all over town Ask for t.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

John Croft, street railway crossing
policeman, was recently before the Trial
Board of the department charged with
conduct unbecomiug a policeman. The
specific charge was iutoxicatiOn and an
alteration with citizen. In forwarding
IN, papers in the case to the Commission
ers Major Sylvester recommended that the
finding Of the Trial Board be approved
and that Croft be fined SIS. and admon-
lshed that he be more circumspvCt in his
conduct. and follow the regulations pro
vided for mis- government
Respectful language" continues Major
sylvester and actions are requirements
lalu down IN the Manual and they are the
subjects Of frequent instruction from
these Headquarters. They are cheap com
m0ditics. and tend to elevate the officer
who practices them. The crossing police
man IN this case should be warned that 2
repetition Of such action viii be cause
for removal"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

Phone East 2S4 Il 49,. 9aar5 s9''i'f s Of n.
far Raar Cos famous Golden Haq Beer t5r
81 Delivered ia uzIatisl-d aagon-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

The report Of the Assistant Assessor on
the application Of George J. yesterday.
acting for Thomas b. Campbell and wife,
relative TO the tax sale OF part OF lots a.
and Is. block .. lie Droit Park was Yes
tcrday approved by the Commissioners.
J ne report IN effect was shat the adver-
NScment Of notice for safe met all the
requirements OF law. and that there IS no
reason for granting the relief sought. and
therefore, the matter was submitted with
an adverse recommendation
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
STREET LIGHTING.

High tide --.........-.-. Gas An and 1907 P N
Low tide ...-..--......-.S.5s A. N. and 4.V4 p n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

The Commissioners have approved the
recommt ndation Of Major Sylvester TO the
effect that w. J. Edwards be removed
from the police force The recommc nda-
ton was based upon three specific charges
against Edwards. one Of neglect OF duty
and conduct UnbecOming policeman. and
two Of conduct unbecoming an officer In
eacn cas- Edwards was found guilty by
the Trial Board.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telc-
phone Co. Extending It's System.

Applications for Permission 10
String Wires Grnntcd-COnduct OF
Policemen Discussed in Report,
Orders for Public improvements.
The Commissioners today considered
four applications of the ChssapcaF- and
Potomac Telephone Company for the
stringinE Of wires in connection with the
extension Of its system. One of these
was O. request for permission TO string
two wires from the pole in the alley OF
squar, - 10 premises 1875 Phelps Place
northwest. Another was for perm'sz on
To- string two wires from cable pole in
tho alley bounded toy Fourteenth Fiji
t,'uth. and Chaplin Streets and yelling
Place northwest.
The third application was COR permission
90 stung two wires from premises GA
i Street northwest to pole ON Florida
Avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
Streets ana thence to oil Florida Avenue
northwest The last WAS for permission to
string two wires from the pole 1T the
corner Of Fifteenth Street and Florida
Avenue TO premises 1914 StauEhtOn Street
northwest
Reports We're made on all of these ap-
rlicatI1uS from the Electrical Department
and the granting OF the permits wgs rec
oHme nded, with the usual conditions as
70 SirluElnE wires over private proper s..
he Commissioners have approved the ap-
plicatious.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
TIDE TABLE

THE Sun AND MOON.
sun rose-...--6 90 An. sun scts.......5-23 P. NJ
Moon rises .-----------. Noon sets 40 p n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
ner's Bread Has Led

in purity and whoIesoueuess for IN, b.ss mart o5
a century Il YOU want the best insist on ct
ting "Eaveuuar's." on sale. fresh from H.
ovens, at groeers all over town Ask for H.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15
Cbs Corning Cimts
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1901.

Weather Indications
Fair tonight and WEDNESDAY: frosts tonight .
light n0rthUesterly winds
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Temperature al o H. NJ. ....----.-- 81
Temperature at = uo0n............ .... S.
Temperature al =. m.-.....-.......-... o.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-15

i and inch wide Satin-back Black Velvet Rib
'on extra good quality; tomorrow, per yard.
First floor. section = section.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
STORM IN PENNSYLVANIA
AT LEAST THREE LIVES KNOWN TO
HAVE BEEN LOST.
Much Danaae Was Done by Both III,
Wind and the Water-i<iiIed
by Live Wire.

Plttsburg, Pa, June 22.--Pittsburg aud
vicinity was visited today by one Of the
hercest storms known Tor years. The wind
was not high except in tho contracted path
a few hundred feet IN width. which swept
like tornado from Mcllees Rocks through
Allegheny, portion a. the cast end OF
Pittshurs, on 90 Wilmefding and Turtle
creek, At least three lives have been lost
James +. Edward. aged 10. was killed by
live wire at Duquesnc Ten-year old
James Ycnn. after saving his little brother
al Braddock was drowned In a creek
Charles Marvius. an Italian working IN n
sewer whom the rain came. was drowned,
II is supposed, ms he was swept on bis
feet aud probably carried through to the
river.
Great damage was done IN the two cities
and suburbs east. but nothing like accurate
figures can be given tonight Conservative
estimates place the loss az S200OOO The
tornado when II reached Allegheny struck
the grand stand Of the ball park and car.
rled away 100 feet Of that structure and
moved from its foundation the entire
stand.
Great beams With portions OF the roof of
the stand were carried from 200 TO 800 feet,
lodging on the roofs Of houses, Two beams
l4OAkNtRl through lut loOi OF mouse On
Robinson street, going from the garrett 10
the first floor, carrying away a portion of
the bed IN which James Williamson was
Hsleep. II is D miracle that no lives were
lost In Allegheny. In the butchers dis
trict the famous food OF 1874 was outdone
except In the loss Of life, Fortunately to-
day the inhabitants OF that district antlci-
pated the trouble and escaped before their
houses were flooded.
Going eastward the storm did damage
which amounts TO thousands OF dollars. At
East Plttsburg Turtle creek was higher
than ever known, but the people along It's
banks were warned IN time The entire
business portion Of the town of Turtle
Greek is under water tonight. The works
Of the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-.
featuring company at East Plttsburg were
flooded. Little damf &c was done to Toe
buildings but the machlIts. tool and work
In progress on the lower floors was covered
by water and viii be injured
The Westinghouse Offlcla' could not give
an estimate Of the damage done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
CORTEZ CAPTURED.
The Prisoner Has Been Taken 10 La.
redo and Partially Unidentified.
-------~---~
THE RANGERS FOUND HIM
At the Coal Mines on The Border aud
Got Him Easily.
THERE WAS NO FIGHTING DONE.
Further Identification Is Deemed Neces.
sary by Captain Brooks.
WITNESSES HAVE BEEN WIRED FOR
Posse Led by Former Sheriff Reagan
Performed Hercuean Tasks in Their
Endesvor TO Catch the Murderer.

San Autonlo, Texas, June 22.-Greroria
Cortez the murderer of sheriffs II. w
Glover Of Genzales oun,y and Morris OF
karnes county, after a loug chase by shcr-
lbs posses and state Rangers, is reported
cuptrred near the coal mines about hfty
miles NJ the Rio Grande river from La.
redo by Captain John II. Rogers OF the
RI myers, who at once telegraphed to La
redo for a special train, which has been
sent to the mines. TO bring the prisoner
aud bis captors in. The news OF the cap
trre reached this city from both Laredo
mud Columbia Mexico, and SAYS that Cor
tez has been fully identified.
Laredo, Texas, June 23.-Captaiu Rogers
OF the state Rangers aud his men arrived
here from the coal mines on special train
at 10 this morning, having In charge the
man they believe to be Gregoro Corez.
Al about u o'clock today the captain was
notified by Mexican cowboy that man
shifting the description Of the much wanted
murderer had just arrived at small
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-23
ElaAr BETWEEN MINERS.
Strikers Now Command the Entrance I
the Mine

Strikers Now Command the Entrance TO
the Mine.
williamson, w Va. June % AN the
mlucrs at Thacker and Llckfcrk mines
came ont last night armlng themselves and
going 10 the mountains, whore they could
overlook the entrance 20 the latter mines.
They waited an opportunity TO open battle.
which was given by an outpost az the
mine firing upon squad OF miners The
miners from their points 81 vantage poured
IN a furious and accurate hre. The guard
who cume here 10 Inform the shcrlN OF
the conditions said the bullets fell IKE
hail and that little timo was occupied In
routing the guards. A numher Bra said
20 baYe taken hight aud to have refused
10 act The strikers are In absolute con.
troll OF the entrance 70 the mine and, &C.
cording 10 their position. nothing hut a
regiment Of troops Cin dsodge them and
then al a heavy loss.