New-York tribune., 1906-04-01


Larry Moore. who had hold of nv arm, dropped
quickly and W@rered n his walk. The woman
caught her breath and put her muff hastily to he.
face. hut The child saw without surprise. Al
had passed within second. Vet ! retained i VIVID
impression ot woman ot strange attraction
elegant and lndolent. With something in her face
lC. .e.L nae desirous oi see
InE a-.-n ana OF pretty
Culi wh. seemed little TOO
serious .or ;hat happy age.
L.-- Moore forgot what he
bad .e-.u 60 say. He spoke
r. -rr- o-d, and J. IN CLAN
.-- l~ lace, ComTrehended
r...-. fac seemed.
.-e ..~ som, bond between
t-, Woman ] had seen and t.:S g. -
-..-... ...uc4. ai --lra-ncd.ani u.--
.t..--.i li0l ot the bicaehcr~ SsSs-SSSS
N-. -.a. comment / followed N%
L.-. Moore. serving his mood ~
.e immediately left The
.t,-l.,t and went east -At first 80 zzs.~~-
.. rtf-- with eNc-tcd strides.
then -r slowed down 10 "a pro- -SSJ
-..r. and nusing gait. then sS-ss :
..e allied laIl his hand heavily t@-;se'
,r r shoulder. and s4ld: -
tfer lnto the car. Bob Come -
understood that he wished wv
t. speak 10 me OF what had S41A-
t-rrcned. and ! followed We -~-
went thus. without another @xts>>
word exchanged, 10 his rooms. ffkA
and entered the little parlor INN
hung with the trophies OF his sSN
career which ! looked Al with
some curiosity. On the Inautel
The center ! saw Al once
large photograph OF the Hon.
Joseph Glday. q corporation
LAWYER OF whom We reporters
told many hard things a picture
did not expect md here among the photographs
o. the sporting celebrities who had their regards
- my friend OF the diamond In some perrlexitv
] approached and across the bottom written
u large nr-n letters: Il N proud to know YOU,
Larry Moore
] smiled Tor the tribute OF the great man of
the law seemed lncongruous here 20 me, who knew
OF old my sTnIle-InInded, sirnple-hearted friend
whom the truth Zoe told. ratronzed perforce Then
! looked about more carefully. and saw q dozen
photographs o woman sometimes alone sometimes
holding --ettv child and the faces were the faces
! 1ad seen IN the victoria. ! feigned not 10 have
seen them but Larry who had watched me said
Look again. Bob. Tor that Is the woman YOU
saw N The carriage. and that Is the child" !"
50 ] took up . photograph and looked al il long.
The face had something more dangerous than
beauty N 1.-THE face OF q Cleopatra with look
il the q sep restless eyes did not fancy but / did
non tell THAI 10 Larry Moore Then put II back in
Us place and turned and sand gravelv.
Are Eou sure that YOU want 10 tell ne Larry
Moore"
i do. he SAID. St down"
H. did not seek frelIminaries as should have
done. but began It once, simply and directly
doubtless he Was reteing the story himself
than 10 me.
She was called Fanny Montrose." he said. "a
Sip oi q girl. with wonderful golden hair and big
black eyes that made me tremble the dav | went
lrro The factory a Bridgeport the dav ! fell in
loEe. n Larry Moore. YOU NAV have heard Of
me ] sad, gong straight up to her when the
whistle blew that night and d like to walk home
with YOU. Fanny Montrose
She drew back sort Of quick and | thought
500 been hearing tales OF up in Fall River;
So sald- ! only Ice polite. You NAV
have heard lot Of bad of me and a lot of II true
lut you never heard OF Larry Moores being dis
respectful 10 Z lady and looked her in the eve and
sad VIII you let me walk home with you, Fanny