Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-27

..,tha,l The house itself was shus
 thanks to the outrageous libertine door. who, by driving away the ';shhors. had gone far toward deliv- so himself into our hands. Prac- s..,,v secure from surprise on that q. we could watch our house under sre, of a wall just high enough to see w.r while a fair margin of shrubs in .ha, garden afforded us additional '.,t.ction. Thus intrenched We had t.od an hour, watching a pair of light i how windows with vague shadows s,uine continually across the blinds ',d listening to the drawing of corks, \. clink of glasses and a gradual cres- .odo of coarse voices within. Our Met seemed to have deserted us. The .rner of the purple diamonds was din \, at home and dining at undue .oath I thought it was dinner par Rallies differed. In the end we snyed right. Wheels grated in the live. a carriage and pair stood at the ens there was stampede from the lining room, and the loud voices died NAV. to burst forth presently from be porch.
 Let me make our position perfectly ar. We were over the wall, at the de of the house, but q few feet from ke dining room windows. On our iht one angle of the building cut e back lawn in two diagonally; on nr left another angle just permitted to see the jutting steps and the wait hg carriage We saw Rosenthall come ut-saw the glimmer of his diamonds efore anything Then came the pu- ilst, then lady with head of hair Ike a bath sponge, then another, and be party was complete.
 Rallies ducked and pulled me down great excitement.
 The ladies are going with them," he hispered. This is great!'
 That's better still.'
 The Gardenia.' the millionaire had hwled.
 And that's best of all," said Rallies. landing upright as hoofs and wheels punched through the gates and rattled f at fine speed.
 Now what:" I whispered, trembling nth excitement.
 They'll be clearing away. Yes. here ome their shadows. The drawing pom windows open on the lawn. Bun ', it's the psychological moment Where's that MaslsI
 produced it with hand whose smblng tried in vain to still and ould have died for Rallies when he lade no comment on what be could t fail to notice His own hands ere firm and cool as he adjusted my pask for me and then his own By Jove, old boy" he whispered aeerlly, you look about the greatest aman ever saw. These masks alo:.c al down nigser if we meet olc at I'm glad l remembered to tell yaU to shave. You'll pass for White aapel if the worst comes to the wort ad you don't forget to talk the lin=o t1er sulk like mule if you're not ure or It and leave the dialogue to n.e: % please our stars, there will be uo ea. sa Now, are you ready!"
 Quite
 'Got your gag?"
 Yes"
 4Shooter?"
 Yes"
 Then follow me"
 Ill an instant we were over the wall. another on the lawn behind the uSe There was no moon. The very a's Ill their courses had yelled them aes TOT our benefit. I crept at my auets heels to some French win sss opening upon shallow veran-
 tie pushed. They yielded.
 LUCK again." he whispered; moth out luck. Now for a light.'' Auo the light came.
 sood score of electric burners "eu red for the fraction of a sec
 elen rained merciless white ls il'o our blinded eyes. When ,ouha our sight, four revolvers GOV us and between two of them the %ssai frame of Reuben Rosenthall M With wheezy laughter from ld to foot
 Soou evening, boys he hiccoughed, u .o see ye at last. Shift foot or ' you on the left, though, and
 dead boy. mean you. you sa' ss'f' ne roared out at Rallies. "I sou' I've been waitin' for you. o. veen watclin' you all this week, n. ny smart you thought yerself,
 ., you: One day beggin'. next snammhl' tight and next one O ], o'o pals from Kimberley what ' comes when I'm in. But you
 "e same tracks every day, you st 1s, ,, and the same tracks every ln a.i round the blessed premises. M s,. 'isnt, guv'nor," drawled Rallies; excite. It's a fair cop. We sweat sweat to know low you brung it .. vny don't you go for to shoot Ah % 'nt awmed, s'he.p me Cord"
 you're a knowin' onA" said .h' lingering his triggers, "but p.. struck a knowin'er."