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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
ONE DEAD; TIE N HURT.
One Train Ploug he'd Into An:
other On |. Cult; Road Z

FoRTsWoRTH. ri TEXAS August 3. :- ~.
incoming and OUTGOING passeng 4 = train
or the &, Chicago. Rock 81 Island and Gull
Railroad !, on the outskirts III Of this city
to-day, one ma n IS dead and ten persons
are more or less seriously injured. US The
collision occurred under the !. East Sixth
Street BRIDGE the engine OF the i1conp !
Ing train ploughing into TIL rear OF the
outgoing y train. 8 7 he II latter train was
being backed out Of THE city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
iTELL[RADM|TS
100000 THEFT /:
Son 81 Special Attorney for
United States Government
5Confesses iEmbezzletnent
lBR0k ERs ARE y ND|ER ARREST.
One Of Them Is + orrner Rich
fnond Man Charged With
Abettillg Einbezzlcr1et,t.
.BRok Frs ARE UNDER ARREST
q u
(ByNAasociated PresS,

FAssociAted 8Prsss.) . {4i3 K
BIRMINGHAM ALA. August 13.--l
Onicaals 8of the First National Bank to-t
day III announced 81 that Alexander r..
.Chisolm, paying teller Of that bank, IS
100000 short In S5 his accounts. AS
Chisotm was bonded for 80 900 the loss
to the bank will be reduced TO 80 200.
The discovery Of the shortage vas made
while chisolm was off on his 8vaca ton.
To-day WREN he returned from Atlantic
City and was taken before the directors
Of the bank, he broke down and con-
5essed his shortage, naming az his ao-
completes certain brokers IN whose places
he lost the money, Y was alleged,
through speMla ton. Ctfsolm, when arr
rested. had three thousand dollars n
cash, which he delivered to the bank
authorities. ~ 81 3.3 8sss
n. 5s 4, u, Son Of Attorney.
Chisoim$ 4 under thirty years Of age.
He u q son OF Colonel Robert Chisolm.
special Ri attorney for n the United States
government. The de falcati lion will not at
feet the bank, which has g on ital OF one
million dollars. surplus OF 40. 900 and
undivided profits OF 80. 900. The entire
loss a has already BEEN charged OF to
profit and loss. $
n This afternoon w. y. n Sims and q. NJ N
Hays, we'll known brokers, were arrested
on warrants 4 sworn out by N 2 VI g
Harding. president of the bank. charging
them with aiding and abetting the ems
lbezzlement Of national bank funds. It 10
stated q third broker will also be ar
rested \ AZ warrant has also been sworn
out forS Chisolrn, churgtng him with en-
Ebezzl ament. ID s5s XII "a Il Vi, VI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
..M|||IIA|h|GL.LD BODI|E:S.F.ELL
into CR0|W'D.ED:|as.TR |: ] /
Women shopp II ainted a. thu
Terrible BSig -Four Boys n
Killed BY h. rain. S3Is35.,
~ 4 Pres,

lByEAssOcllteu II odd
ELIZABETH. ng,lst 1s-i1 -l 70 ~
boys, all under nine years OF age were
struck and killed BY the Pennsylv a. llta
Railroad train while va king across the
bridge over Railroad Street, tn this city,
to-day. The bodies Of two Il OF 4 them fell
Into the crowd ed street amidst 6 nu ntberi
5of women shopper seyeral sof ss y ho -.
tainted \; M
The boys killed are loyd& g fir and
his brother, Wal ter, Ct Of this city thelr
cousin Willie Grit I'm, q son Of icha a
Griffin. Of Nv sbarre, and RAY 3
mond Dau bller this u littla
"a nv had been Sw atclllng as baseball game
al q were returning home wal
the tracks. They appar emit y nett her saw
nor heard the tra who was an e at;'
press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
BRYAN HAS NEW
OWNERSHIP PLAN
Would Have the National Gov,
ernment Own the Trunk
i Line Railroads.

sT. LOUIS, Mo, August ls-Fro1n z
star correspondent who Is travelling Wlth
William J. Bryan, the! Republic has, ~
c,eiyed an outline OF Mr.. Bryap's plans
Tor 3 a Iyis!ont Of control OF the railroads
o. the country. among the states and the
sksderal government Il 81 i.s.s III. 4 ~.
Mr. Bryan will attack the trusts IN his
Now YORK speech h, Il and # - possible he
WIN 60 furth her ard give his Views on GER
~ lasaaa q gan!!a g !. 4 tas g,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Killed Wife and Himself.

" BY Assoclated Press.)
N ST.8L OUIS, august Is. "A special I'd 20
the Post Dispatch from Union City.
Tenn. says just before daylight to-day
Joseph /. Castl lv!ng inFtS Weakley
county, called # at the as home Of Ss9 his
divorced wife and killed ~ her with q
shotgun and Instantly killed "a himself
with the gun He was sixty years old
and she was Mt i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
I TICKLE y Y Their |. 9 ! E !: : :
Yesterd GHaracter; e ~ Heat; Heat.
S;3$ and Showers. 53

The sta tes 81 the eath er In ~ chrlocnd ID
yesterday was 4 ex trernel table, q rang
Ing from hot and Sra my hi the mo q rninl.
and hot and fair d uring mi ddayI 70 cooler.
ana rain again In the afterro and nd
hotter again at mig hit IN ~ the main
though, the day D was II ex treme y!S3 s sultryS
and bur- ensome thru gh Its Who e3 len 9Th,
and there were ma ailing igns3a that
the people and an mals fe It theS IN tensity
:iof 8old Sol h and 4 the mus giness % the
overtanging iclo uds.
ssa5 People took heir usual refuge " ii the
resorts around the 4 81 ty..S% Idle Wood and
the various parks al had tn eir quot Of
humanity strug Cling to- keep cools and n ~
drive away dull care and the. though otN
the coming morrow, when the x easelest#
round 5ofS human actv ty was to begin all
oyer again and per taps und II AZ ks s'.E
rising Temperature " $5i Il, .s$s 5
6i3 There were no heat pros ira tons re-s
port cd Tho citizens seem to have A be.s
come Injured to the heat, and are abs
] Is bear q much etterS now than WhenSS
summer first came with all II IS sum blaze
and at-lnspirlng streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Senator Daniel TO Speak,

coLuMRGs I oHio' A sss 1s- Jus,
Itice W. :, Day, Of the United States
Supreme Court, and Senator John
tora AZ the dedic alton sof the Mckinley
memorial which the ciry and county are
1oln tly erecting Of the main entrance Of
the State Housa grounds. which sts set
pt the dsAth 81 he tie 1resident, a. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
ONE DEAD. |; MANY HURT
Race War Between Gangs {
Laborers Results Fa rally.s

IA lI3yI AbBOcIAttdT PItb5.
S$S. NEW 8PHtLADELPHIA,S OHIO, II "A 4
\ gust CIR, a. race war Il between # two
gangs OF Armenian and Italian la borers
+ at Somerdale last night Tony Brand
@tured and several others seriously, Re-
volvers, shotguns and 3razors$ were freely
used " f&8
] ohm Sterk an 4 Armenian. 4 Is In jail
here, charged with murder In the frst
degree, and Valley Cope is charged with
4 ohaltlng riot, g5 ssat4s ID ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
BODY FOUND.
Man Was supporter Of Ball Al! i. in
Recent Fight.
3HfRyl Aasociayed :

5ssA1IDDLEBORO,4 * X, August l3.-The
Il Body y OF .Abner5 ones. who 4 Is said s$t to
have been one OF Frank Ball 8 support
r srs I'M the recent fight between Ball and
found yesterday VI neav the spot where
4 the fight occurred. an n n Z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
ENGINEER NAMED,
Nominated for Congress by So
cialists Of Tenn ssee District, 1

3 MEMPHIS, tn u, August H.
Thomas H, EIaines, q locomotiye enE-
'neer, WAS to-day non11n at ed, for Congress
by the Socialist Congression ConYell-
ton Tor the Tenth District OF Tennessee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
SULLIVAN ROBBED B.
PARTY .BRYAhsA y! !!

n cdhnhusd ifoilnl' lirs T'1Age. Is3 n
tnform ion fron Dunlap THAT letter.
said MT. Sullivan, was proof q n his as sI
3sertlons. SSS$ .5S.
SS3S owing Is the absence Of Mr.. Hopkins
In Europe, no stat ement could be secured
from him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-14
Try Our lib Can
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17

soodhys as the last rope was cast
loose and the steamer BEGAN Co move
away from the dock.
She waved back at MS and kissed her
bands. looking very beautiful
Then suddenly her face changed
She swayed and caught at the rail for
support
shes going 90 faint pardieur said
Tremanc
But she did not faint Instead She
made funnel of her hands and shout
eel last message hIck enc MS.
Tremaine nodded as though he uu
d"rstood aud waved his hand.
"Did YOU catch what she sadT' hO
asked.
"No. not q word of IT, That tug owe,
there whistlcd just then"
81 caught the word Tit She proba
bly wants 90 know how many shoI
have Cd get ready. hut uo NATTER" AND
De turned 90 me with au expressive
little shru-.
"Whyt Isn't the committee really
eoine to Nariiuiqucc"
"Oh. "a couple of engineers are go
ing 90 look over the ground and re-
port"
And youT"
IL shall stay here" lie waved his
handkerchief again at the recedng
boat then passed 10 across mis- fore
head. "That takes big load OF my
mind. Mr.. Lester. = tell you. 20 get her
safely OF and ne alive TO tell the tale
/ rather cApcctc. ssler Co stick a knife
into me last u.-ht ! made a great mis-
take in bringing her with me-"
"But 2 thought You said
"Oh. they do laugh and forget m
tme hut just no first they naturally
fecl bad Sow. before the voyage is
over Z dare say Ccciiy will have an
other doldo1X some handsome creole
rcJuruIne home. perhaps. She's a mag.
u.ncent woman. just the same" hc
added
"Ihat She is,'' I agreed, and threw q
last iooh down the river.
The boat was almost hidden by the
morning mist lu a moment more 60
had quite disappeared. bearing Cecly
Co death fortnight later. ia the
shadow of rc.ee And I doubt il /
shall ever know another woman Ike
her
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17

lVATl HEN opened the Office door.
w twenty minutes later, was
Co. surprised 10 find Godfrey just
C=z=J within, iu close conference
with MT. Royce
Here he is- he cried. mo. no;
don't take off your coat; don't even
take on your bat, Come along; it's
mighty close thing now" AMI he caught
me 10y The arm.
"lts an right Lester" said our
Junior, seeing my astonishcd counte-
naace. Mr.. Godfrey will explain on
The way out"
That was enough; I needed no sec
ond bidding and ran after Godfrey TO
the elevator At the curb cab was
waiting and we Jumped into it,
James Slip called Godfrey, and in
an instant We were of.
The driver seemed to realize the need
OF haste, for we bumped over the paw
Ing stones at a prodigious rate. thread
ing the dirty streets and finally pulling
NJ with whirl in the shadow of
Brooklyn bridge.
Come on cried Godfrey, and we
crossed the ferry house at jump,
slammed our tickets into the chopper
and sprang aboard the boat just as II
was casting loose.
THAT was a close shave" said God
frey, sinking into the nearest seat and
taking OF his hat.
l sat down beside him and mopped
away the perSpiratiOn. / had need OF
all my breath for "A moment, but at Hast
l managed TO blurt out a question
whats il all abOutT"
We'll" began Godfrey, putting on
his hat again and looking at me with a
quizzical smile, in the first place the
eminent ard widely known firm OF
Graham & Royce has been engaged to
defend one John Tolbert Drysdale. now
under arrest charged with murder and
robbery. You are on your way to
Babylon, Long Island. 20 look over the
ground, have a talk with your client
and get the case ready"
''SO," ! nodded. 'Yes. 1 read OF the
case in last nights papers. But Mr..
Drysdale has never, think, been a
client Of ours. How did he happen to
choose usT"
HE didn't; / chose you. / wanted
him to have the best in the market"
"inanks." ! said. coIoring little.
"But how did the Office come to take
the case? We're always rather shy of
criminal cases, you know"
Yes. | know you are. But /
chinned your junior Bit"
That explains iti'' l said. laughing.
'Of course Wei do our best for him."
You'll accult him." said Godfrey.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17
CHAPTER XIV

NAV + sat looking at him a moment
w In silence. IL was evident
s-=S-~l that he was suffering some
S-=---=J exquisite mental anguish.
though | suspected. somehow, that it
was not because Of his imprisonment.
There was something deeper than that:
something that touched him more
closely.
"Oh, come, Jack" protested God
frey. at last, this is no time to put
on the high and mighty. You don't
seem 10 realize what an exceedingly
serious position you're in"
Il know one thing. Godfrey" re-
turned Drysdale. with a forced smile.
land that is that ] didn't Kill Graham
nor steal the necklace. So know they
can't convict me"
Il wouldn't be too sure OF II. Things
like that happen occasionally. How
did Graham get hold OF that button or
your raincoatg"
Pm sure / don't know"
you wore the coat that eveningY'
"Yes."
"And the button was on itl"
Is 1 ~ nave AbiSStu II II IL Hdun Z
been. Besides. / buttoned the coat up
when l started back 10 the house"
Godfrey's face flushed, and his eyes
began to glisten.
You're sure. then. that 1t was on the
coat when you returned 90 the house?"
Why, yes. answered Drysdale. look
Ing at him In some establishment, ''rea-
sonably sure"
Godfrey fell a moment silent; then
he shook his head impatiently.
There's another thing" he said.
How did your pistol get out there In
that b0at?'
That's another puzzler."
Now. see here. Jack" continued
Godfrey seriously. there's one thing
certain. either you killed Graham or
Tremaine did,
"TremaIneY" repeated the prisoner,
with tightening lips.
Eyes. DO you know of any evidence
against himf"
DrysdaIe paused a moment. his brows
knitted
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17


not Ereg=as ;--5 or 7aree OF them from
writing minute descriptions OF the con
dition of affairs there aud publishing
Interviews with the members OF the
family. Marvellous accounts were Civ
en- OF the exquisite beauty and i'm
mense value of the missing necklace.
and the Record published drawing
Of it From a description 10y Tiffany"
We pulled into the station. and
took a car down % my rooms. turning
this latest enigma over and over 600
my mind. looking at it from every am
gle. trying in vain 60 discover some
fact that would impiicate Trem0uo
At my door 7 paused a moment Then
/ crossed the ban and Knocked ut Tire.
maIue'S door Perhaps Cecily had FOR
given wc. and BOZ au evenings talk
ought surely to Dee able To- Gnd out
something more
But it was not Cecily. IL was Tire
maine himself who opened to me.
"Oh Mr. Lester" ho cried. with
hand out-,retched. elbow are you2
wanted COB sec you I've been IIsteuin.
for your etcp you must join us here
-"'- '"''-
~h'H 'e r'ad TO- / said. return
inI DIS clasp aH my suspicious melt
in- away. reduced to ao>urdity atscht
oi h'm hnt why $50 particularly This
evening"
he''p~e we've planned q little ceie
'fal.'h- 'er'iy is going away
1''n- away
'.cN i' 81 Pierre to get my
Nous. 'n o.uer. Hnt Il ten you ot DIN
nor Ii~ i' "e served here in ara hour
lou "i Gomez
''..'HI} Wili } assured him ana
over TOD u'F room io dress.
i' rms awaiting hr when ! knock
'' 81" '''I' '.''' A laN'e ha' neen 9e.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17

had expected She was arrayed in all
her hnery-she had put on every piece
OF jewelry, / think-and she paused in
the doorway TO throw me courtesy.
Tremaine took her hand and led her
TO a seat with grace worthy OF tile
grand monarque.
"See the spoiled chiIdr' he said.
laughing across the table at her, a
moment later. shes been making her
self miserable for nothing. In two
weeks we shall be together again at
Fond-Corre"
She answered his laugh with a thin
smile and shot me "A glance Rregna.;;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17

held my breath. expecting / know not
what-a duh report-a scream. But
IN moment they came out together
Tremaine and | made a rush Cor the
gang plank. while Cecily again took up
her station against the rail We wav-
ed 10 her and waved again. shouting
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17


To our meeting In two weeksr' she
repeated ironically and drained the
glass.
But in a few moments the mood
/ passed and she became quite gay. Not
! tin then did II occur 60 me that Ire
maine had made no reference 10 the
/ tragedy at Edgemere. Then I caught
myself just In time. for 7 remembered
| suddenly that I was not supposed 10
/ know he had been there.
$50 you have been successfuI?'' I
( asked finally.
'Yes. believe so. I've succeeded in
interesting some capitalists. Richard
I DelrOy perhaps you know himY'
"No; only 10y reputation"
Gle has helped me greatly"
"Iou got through. then. sooner than
you expectedY"
Yes; 7 thought 70 would take
week at least Mr. Delroy bad arranc-
ed that the conference should take
place at his country house near Baby
/ Ion We finished The details yesterday.
and,' ne added after the faintest hest
, tatiOn. "an extremely unfortunate
event occurred there last night which
made amy further stay Impossible
u'Ie say you saw an account OF IT in
the evening papersf"
on YES 'not murder aud robbery.
Tue evidence seems to- point very
strongly toward young fellow named
Drysdaie
Very strongly" he agreed. noddin-
with just the right degree OF concern.
although I'm hoping that Doe may Doc
able to prove himself not guilty. An
omiahie Young fellow somewhat inn
puisivc and hcadstrong but let MS not
talk about &c. les too unpleasant.
This evening we must Doe CAV"
There iS uo need for mo fo defau
what we did talk about. since 81 m
n0 way concern. This story. hut had
never seen Tremaine to better advan
tarc he WAS fhc unovcanffonaf,i..
gentleman. hc man ~ the world who
had Travelled far and TASTED many
things. brilliant ana witty talkcr-a
personality. in word ou the whole so
fascinating and impressive that Iona
before Che evening was over had dis.
missed as ridiculous INV vacuo sus
p'cions Of an hour before. The story
thof Godfrey had buut mp was. Dr..
Gectcd wholly hypothetical. nimsy
with the Gimsuess which always at-
achcs Orb circum~tauual evidence.
know how jury. looking at Tremaiuc
would laugh ut &c. so lawyer would
risE DIS reputation with such ease
uo magistrate would allow ~ ID pro
coed before Dim. Why. lor ann know.
/ Troma'ue could prove am alin FOR the
/ tragedy in suit fourteen as complete
as that which Dclroy had offered for
him m the Eicomcrc mystery God
[ frey and 7 Dad been forging % chain of
sand. imagining it stccn AS for that
prison photograph. had been deceived
10y chance resemblance.
inr boat starts from pier 30. Nortt
river "t tAe foot ot West Twenty sCv-
eAlh street. at ocIocS. were I-e
..
-' '' ."' " y nA.-H
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-11-17
CHAPTER XIV.

lVATlHEN ] opened the Office door.
| wv twenty minutes later I was
F=1ST--i surprised 20 find Godfrey just
81 within, iu close conference
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OF turquoise. light
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. eParcheesi, {.
the best game, 41c.
For one day only. We sell them every
day at I9c. Complete, with dice cups,
dice and best quality cards and count
ers; nicely boxed POSITIVELY we
shall never sell this game at so low a
price again.
Daisy air rifles,
best make, A@c.
Sell everywhere for $1OO This is
lower than this has ever been sold for
anywhere. Shoot BIB shot or darts.
Teddy Bears, ACC.
Never before sold under 75c., and
worth it. Cannot buy this grade any,
where for less. IT'S the chance of a
lifetime. You'll never have this op-
portunity again. You'll know how
great the TEDDY BEAR CRAZE" is.
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