The Washington times., 1906-09-23

Good" said AIvord. And now come
up and see the ucSt mayor
What's de usef' asked ZalnskYs
Don't we know MIN all right? Ain't
it all fixed? I want 10 sit busy wit
me end Of deliverin' dc goods.
Mr.. Brassheld views on labor -
began Alv0rd. bur sheehau interrupted
him.
Your word goes wild us," said he.
-'Yc've convinced us Brassneld's ne
labOT.n m-n frind. W nat say, Ia
liusFy2'
"sor' said zaIinsl1v. I've better git
70 work over m dc fourt' ward
Iaty u-aa't come ups said Alvord.
returning - the fur25sl room. The
figures un that card seemed 10 con-
vince en-. Now for the saloons and
their cnd Of the vote"
what do they WANT" asked Brass
field.
why" said AIvord. Its the policy
II the ofice mare'n anything else
they want assurances on. I've sent
far Fatty P.ers1n aud his fellOw-mem-
bcrs OF tle retail liquor dealers asso-
cI5L0n, and they bee here by the
tla-e We dispose Of this steak. i must
be coun,cd ia on the d4nler-I forgot
mine
While Alvord, greatly rejolced At
the sudden restoration OF his friend
10 the possession Of those qualities
Wh-ea made ain So useful and reliable
In an business projects. and promised
SD well for The future Of BeIIevaIs
under his wise. conservative and lib
eral administration as mayor. was coz
ily discussing The dinner lu Jhe Turk
lsh room az T0ny's. awaiting the ar
rival of AIr. Fatty Pierson and his
committee there was "a council Of
the hypnotic board IT strategy az the
BeAeyaIe House. The b0lrI consisted
of Judge BIodsetE Prof. B-atHeriek,
aLd Madame de Claire. Tle matter
under consideration was now 10 re-
return br4ssle.d to his mucH-J0-be-
desired ulh-lty- low o. recover Ami
aon from his relapse into occultation.
can never forgive myself for al
lowing iJ.' cried Madame Ie Claire.
and YET, hcu e5uld I help irg his
clerk came running id with a tele-
sftm. or something of the sort. and
M Amllou rushed away with him.
NAat would this man have thought
ana sdll II l mad subjected his en-
pl'%er 70 the treatment necessary TO
restore h.m-put him into the catalep-
lie state. ana then into The normal.
Dy passes and mauipglati1ns,"
Just now" answered The fudge.
When DE seems to be doing The
meteor act Ia local politics. such an
occurrence Ia public might be mis-
construed 10 nQn-hyTuouc circles and
commented on. Passes and manipuIa-
lions are not thoroughly understood
I'D pouLcs-eEcept in a different sensel
i guess you had % let him go. How
10 get MN back is the question Hes
certainly of the map as Amld5n-
turned me down when I tried 90 ger
MIN up here with the air Of bank
president dealing with a check
RAISER and yet, the way he rose 10
JAe lure OF getting evidence in this
lawsuit OF his shows that he's as
sharp as ever in business. What's
likely 10 be the result if he's allowed
10 go IN this way. professor"
Nop0dy gan say" said the -r0-
lessor. He may go on as Brassfeld
Tor anodder nfe years or more. He
may wake up as Amidoa tomorrow
morning, Propoply he viii geep on
Indefinitely. aggumulaJlng spondulix
and smashing hearts unless We ean
pinch him some way"
Oh, We must set him back" said
Madame le Claire. I'VE must
I'm te interests or science" said
the professor, Id would T- tesirarIs
10 allow him 10 go on as BrassfeId
ant note results We haf alreaty uD-
tanned some faluaple data ia the fact
OF his attempt TO buy the testimony
~
EontemptuOus treatment Of me as
con man. He didn't seem TO remembeE1
us at all Should We not allow
case to so on a vile? SupIimir
considered, IL viz be great stumr
No exclaimed the Judge
amt safe. Hell be running for mavofS
and doing a lot OF things 10 make
him trouble when be does come TO.
. We've got to surround him somehow;
and he's wary bird
Anyway" said tie professor. u
should like 10 opsairve the result OF
a meeting with Clara. Ia his short
Brassfield states he saw her. ant her
only. VII he remember her clearly,
or how2 How viii dis mind Of his CO.
ordinate te disconnected views OF her,
with te rest Of his world? It ought
TO pe worked out"
We'll" said the Judge. "I don't owe
science much. I'm against any expert
ments. Can't some one suggest some
thing 10 do2 Is it feasible TO kIdnap
him.
Let me suggest something" said
Madame le Claire hesitaungly. In
his Brassheld state he seemed to-to
Ike me very much. In affairs con-
ceTning-Jhar is. affairs relating TO
women-hc seems less wary. to use
Judge Bl0dgeJr's word. then he Is on
other lines Maybe l could-could in
duce him to come. II seems a sort OF
of questionable thing 20 do: but"
questionable. cried the Judge.
questionable. Why, not At all We
must try il, I'll risk IT,"
II we are 40 5if up te itea or work.
ing out the case" asquiesced the pro-
fess0r. wy I agree viii the chutche."
That is" said the girl. like shs
judge, yOuu risk it, Very brave Of
you both to risk so much! AS for
me, / must ask for time 10 think over
my own proposal. before I undertake
10 entrap this prominent business man
at my apartments. I'm not so sure
that I'll risk it. And yet Il seems
the only way"
Speaking of traps: The emissarfes
Of the retail liquor dealers association