New-York tribune., 1903-03-06

r6s 1s 0tior56 sc 5 vas ' r@s, n rs a6 Par r
0utsid- his studio. O'sormaD was az man
iogether hs would not so much as put Ms aoorz
9I ror "a a <yr%i- Eut o+e riERI II = ~ ne
fancy took MIN 70 look ~ SOM on Of his t@@
Don't sit ny for ne. Mrs Malone no sad.
on leaving and doo-t lock the dor. .,..- -..,o,
Versed . h4ndIsd Yards WHEN n 4nsounters9
O'Kepfe who came II a rush round street corner
and straight into MS arms The shock Wa
either coud obiurgate the others -Iuustness rbere
Changed a Vord and parted but CrCiorn1ar mad
time to note two things On vas that his u7-
peHsvely attIred, and another that his look T,'z
terror stricken
the 'S9 peilcs p Behind hin bin I'D - -SSF snd d
The friend orh " nom C-6ioru.s- aa.i rn-anr -
pass the -venIuc was away from hou1- and he "a
traced MS steps r leisure Inserting his latch KEY
door lid not yl~Il- tie tried again wlrh tls San1s
FIe knocked more Loudly 4ni nor ioufiy r@r I'D
Whq IS Il that's ral-n, can ,; 25'sie4- 5aers,
the door looking sonn~Vhat flushed and rr@1nur3,l-
% Ii 'oNeT@I.e 1+1 % sGr ~, d NJ I5z o5 = f ~ ~,
for ye. sir, an must have drhopped INTO dose
o'Gornan easily lrrttated man and he IN
laughed
Mrs. Malone aa~ right n~ -a't. -7-..r.-s
9 teuDDts thieves gold
He tried settle hmsIf 70 MS 'us5aFl4rE -''''r'
and his temperate tIHb-r. but H. vas oddly r.~,-
hood wa5 upon him, He couia no1 helt-v- -rsr t.
and Mr. Malons W." 51, ~ M ,.- sol I5 l5i,,. -
queer -.-FsS54tI"r ; 'S NJ VI s'.'.-
Yes again VI rIur, r.is Tim SHr-ty ,hgs- ~a-
door wa Jpprir@ H. lash. H.l~r .-
time <ee the u=ur of 0'h-~t" a. he 'irF-'i .''''
Mr. Si.,lons va If:c nar' n~-r"-., '.'7
sh.. mad hr-'L t@r. Hl'.,:'-~ @'r-.. ..;r- en-
di5F35,45 dGn37nqj1o O < K-ar- :, %'5''',l'
An what woair-r = - asked NJ 1i'ltsnr
service in T,.oi,r' Mar ne cnl" Arid 7'Tn
2Sn%5 =. VIZ ae. :r, -, Ce.or2lan &c -s-
ahav, all III nov .ra1r- 5lr n" snail ne : No
1biey fbi R!ae~ l" ny "'~.' 3'' : '-' -'''
FEe~ not nk~.v 20 .-ogaIe vow ra2re 55-3i z55 NJ
.tEtI N. 1... o. . s,;e1rfve upon said -n-
outraged o''ioTnla- = II no. Say5E ma - -2T n,
Blaming you far ~~Elera5-rlng rh= rnla When ma
had -p'iid h- warranted n-V Lti- - i 2I -
dest1r- presence h-rc-a-h ny roof z
Twill rot hl.n~n an -lIt VI Ealo1e- 10
at rhat they .tre: for the n-h1 9t55r-'la5 %1- ~
=entimrrraItzr over ABIDING affection " "nIra co,I
find a resting pia- .. IN I. m nei- ~ 81 ,TI @
Il" Wa rlJa'T "-S t.T s.T' Sir7l rs - morning
,.9 .f te4 and announced tha- t1- h"ysen'"i "ts
'"s Eth I, ~" ~ Ten mIuyus ~ z~ct,n IL. SAID Mrs
MaIone
H. Va -tns n.~ als,rs for ,-- .as morning g5I 5
Sor rsItrJ am 5-,-r.. l-r Inn n. rak-d his coor
box IL searc. gt . sI.-s1a. {inTl ,-r, thar ysr14
ian H.. asked p--r,i-y~iIv- 70 Us me v-ry tAlT%
1na[ I'm mn IN IN r red r. " H2% aedryo 1 ''- rh5r9 @
should hs iJ-i- handful Ot t-llE$ 1-rr,, kie 60
GES" SI 80 - ,.[ divers an. stood Ike one
G.t-tfrd: for rf-rr ..uder his nose was i set %
shaving L4ckI.--riz0r- Strop. bowl ard brush All
conDi-te-anl u was plainly he S~-n thar they
H4Gb
staring and WONDERING what on earth 'he 2'gr-,.t
~iErih,d Their. trI3i" knock a. the tro'.I
I,I s,,J WIN n, rar Iav9 20 answer Shs sum
mons. h~Hult Mr. Mai"ur - re custody 't 40
~ = LII .-nvyIrr r AT te curb " i'm ono
N VI ~ ~ Ill ri,s ..-fv.~ aa another IN
sid, keeping ward over O'keefr-
We" come inside. with your -aye." said tn
steady hand Mr. NlaIOn..S broad back and m
Ti',e tSi Hv S n1lnnr' jim ne s1rk@r added rurrl-
inE 10 The p9Iicrnl.tL. n the & &ri2, ,,,a,.-, .,s
by step. ami th- whvi, SIN crowded INTO the Ia
O,Keefe and Mrs, MaI"n~ n"" s"rn 10 be in hand
III take OF YOUR bonner for you. uaaanl-' SAID
H. suited tn action L. the word. and Ms Aa-
tones respectable head Of hair vent With 80
bonnet
An Enthusiastically masculine counteuance was r.
vsaled. with the appedTanSe OF an uLlslSJ @ Ja a. ~
I'm ths nam of Heaven. What it, gasp@d
O'Gorman
IT'S little ease Of making ard uttectng false
coin the official spokesman OF t1t parry
This is C'Keefe, alias Mitchell. this L. InlS one
is Voriarty alias the Lord alone knows what
Had on. or 'en under observation Tor a month
the other ever since We been in the force to say
the least OF It. II you'll b. good enough 20 show
me- tht Iady's ruOm, sir. II take look al her
b+IOngingS-
O'C;0rman. still feeling II he were in a trance.
o6ey1d, and the first place. indicated the shAs-
ing kit
party knocked and rang
20, had you asked the officer You needn'c
say anything criminatr yourself You know;
bIIr ofC what duty Is
Heavens said o. Tnur. sinking heavily en-
the bed Forging AZ, uttrTtng
He was released upon his own recOgniZancaS
ihpt very morning. entirely eXOncTated at tha
manded hearing Of the cas-" and dismissed with
apologies
But unto this day. II O'CiOrman shows any signs
OF torpdr he can be reused bv anybody who
chooses to whistle a bar % the air which
goes to Levers song OF the Widow Malone.
On the whole. his friends have decided that 70 n
better not to roCse hnn--fBlack and White