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Trust begets trust" she replied,
with new f1rmness, and now gazing
frankly into his face. "You can walk
with me a portion of the way if you
wish, but am going to tell you the
TRUTH have an appointment with a
man."
Il naturally regret to learn this" he
said, with assumed calmness. But
the way is so lonely I prefer walking
protector"
She accepted his proffered arm, feel
ing the constraint in his tone, the
formality in his manner, most keenly.
An older woman might have resented
1t. but it only served to sadden and
embarrass her. He began speaking of
the quiet beauty of the night, but she
had no thought of what he was saying.
Lieut. Brant," she said, at last,
"you do not ask me who the man is"
Certainly not, Miss Nadia; it is
none of my business"
II think, perhaps, it might be; the
knowledge might help you to under
stand. 1t is Bob Hampton"
He stared at her "The gambler?
No wonder, then, your meeting is
clandestine."
She replied Indignantly, her lips
trembling. "He is not a gambler; he
is a miner, over in the Black Range.
He has not touched card in two
years."
"Oh. reformed has he? And are
you the instrument that has worked
such a miracle?"
Her eyes fell. 81 don't know, but 1
hope So" Then she glanced up again,
wondering at his continued silence.
Don't you understand YETI"
"Only that you are secretly meeting
man of the worst reputation, one
known the length and breadth of this.
border as gambler and fighter"
Eyes; but-but don't you know who
I ann"
He smiled grimly, wondering what
possible difference that could make.
Certainly; you are Miss Nadia Hern.
DON"
II? You have not known? Lieut..
Brant, am Nadia Gillis."
He stopped still, again facing her.
MAZDA ellis? Do you mean old Gillis'
girl? Is it possible you are the same
we rescued on the prairie two years
ago."
She bowed her head. Eyes; do you
understand now why trust this Bob
Hampton"
II perhaps might comprehend why
you should feel grateful to him, but
not why you should thus consent to
meet with him clandestinely."
He could not see the deep flush upon
her cheeks, but he was not deaf to the
pitiful falter in her voice.
Because he has been good and true
to me- she explained frankly, "bet-
ter than anybody else in all the world.
l don't care what you say, you and
those others who do not know him,
but l believe in him; think he is a
man. They won't let me see him, the
Herndons, nor permit him to come to
the house. He has not been in Glen
caid for two years, until yesterday.
The Indian rising has driven all the
miners out from the Black Range, and
he came down here for no other pur-
pose than to get glimpse of me. and
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Bob Hampton7"
learn how I was getting on. IL saw
him over at the hotel just for mo-
ment-Mrs. Guffy handed me note
and IL had only just left him when 1
encountered you at the door. l wanted
to see him again, to talk with him
longer, but 1 couldn't manage to get
away from you, and I didn't know
what to do. There, I've told it all; do
you really think am so very bad. be-
cause-because like Bob Hampton"
He stood a moment completely non
plussed, yet compelled to answer.
Il certainly have no right to ques-
ton your motives he said, at last,
"and I believe your purposes to be
above reproach. l wish I might give
the same credit to Ehis man Hampton.
But, Miss Nadia, the world does not
often consent to judge us by our own
estimation Of right and wrong; 1t pre-
fers to place its own Interpretation on
acts, and thus often condemns the in.
nocent. Others might not see this as
do, nor have such unquestioning faith
in you"
'I.know." she admitted. stubbornly.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1907-09-14

but wanted to see him; have been
so lonely for him, and this was the
only possible way"
Brant felt wave of uncomfortable
sympathy sweep across him, even
while he was beginning to hate this
man, Who he felt, had stolen a pas
sage into the innocent heart of a girl
not half his age, one knowing little of
the ways of the world.
MAY walk beside you until you
meet him." he asked.
you will not quarrelo"
mo; at least not through any fault
Of nine"
A few steps in the moonlight and
she again took his arm, although they
scarcely spoke. At the bridge she
withdrew her hand and uttered a pecu-
liar call, and Hampton stepped forth
from the concealing bushes. his head
bare, his hat in his hand.
II scarcely thought it could be you"
he said, seemingly not altogether sat
isfied, las you were accompanied by
another"
The younger man took single step
forward. his uniform showing in the
! moonlight. Miss ellis will inform
you later why l am here he said,
striving to speak civilly. you and L.
however, have met before-I am Lieut..
Brant, of the Seventh cavalry"
Hampton bowed, his manner some
what stiff and formal, his face impen.
etrable.
II should have left Miss Gillis pre-
vious to her meeting with you," Brant
continued, "but desired to request
the privilege of calling upon you to-
morrow for brief interview"
with pleasure"
"Shall it be at ten?"
1.-THE hour is perfectly satisfactory.
You will find me at the hotel
You place me under obligations"
said Brant, and turned toward :he
wondering girl. II will now say good
night, Miss ellis. and l promise to re-
member only the pleasant events Of
this evening"
Their hands met for an instant Of
warm pressure, and then the two left
behind stood motionless and watched
him striding along the moonlit road.
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Evening journal., 1907-02-12
GAVE HIS COAT TO
A SHIVFRING HORSE

NEW YORK, Feb IA middle
aged man walked into the East
Twenty street police station on
Saturday night without ovorcoat or un-
dcrcoat Although some might have
looked upon him as a tramp, he didn't
seem one TO Captain McDermott
my good fellow" said the captain.
"what can do for your"
"Will you oblige mo with a nights
lodgng?" asked the other.
What's the matter with the Munich
pal Lodging House around the corner?"
II was there" said the man, but
they wouldn't admit me. They said !
would have to got a coat first. They
said that I ought to be ashamed 70 go
there in my shirt sleeves"
What did you do with your coat?"
asked tho captain.
You may not believe me-" replied
the stranger "hut what I tell you is
the truth. Walking through Twenty
third street to-day I saw horse shiv-
ering in the cold. The sight filed me
with pity, I took of my coat and put
II around the horse. Then. as I wa.
looking around for something else to
place on the horse and take my coat
back, the driver appeared. and jump
ing on the wagon. drove away with my
coat. I've been looking for the driver.
but without success"
The captain gave him accommoda-
tions for the night and in the Yorke-
Nille Court yesterday he was sent TO the
workhouse for six months. He gave
the name Of Robert Ryan.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
KILLS WOMAN IN STREET

CHICAGO. Fob 12.-After writing let
ter saying he would make a final effort at
reconciliation with his wife, and falling
ian hor and hlnself. so he could b, with
her IN death. Antoa J. Vodioa, a machin'st,
dangcrously wounded his vito and killed
himself A postscript to his letter says:
II hope Thaw VIII be free man befose
lone I ihht me was justified IN killing
White. I wish han succcss"
Tho shooting occurred in the homo OF tho
yonng womau's mother Mary Skelia.
vhero tho wife had sono 70 live after
leaving her husband. Vid.cA was - years
old and his Wife Is e. They had been mar
rcd less than year when. few wecSs
ago, they disagreed and separated. Vo-
dlca's final decision to compel his wife 70
return TO live with him "or end It all
was made yesterday and he wrote the LETT
tei which was found IN his pocket Tn the
letter he told of how many times he hal
sought to regain his wifo's affection and
had failed He stated that he would agree
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
fine PARK LAND
TO BE OPENED
North SIDE Territory Laid
Out and About Ready
For Use

With the beginning Of Spring the peo-
pie Of the city will have opened up for
their enjoyment one Of the finest stretches
Of park land in tho country, for the mem-
bcrs Of the Board OF Park Comm.ssionets
have been hard at work during the winter
months improving and putting in proper
shape all that section of the park land
north Of the Brandywlne creek and west
of the now Van Buren, street bridge which
land mas never been used as park land
although Il has been in the possession of
the city for several years.
At the meeting Of the Board yesterday
Il was decided to build new road west
from tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad
bridge TO the beginning Of the snuff Mil
Lane at the point where It connects with
tho Jcssup' Road. This sect on Of the
driveway Will be graded and made wider
50 SC viii not bo necessary to cross the
Brandywino branch of tho r.. B. and W.
railroad which extends through that por-
tion Of the park. II will give the people
an opportunity TO reach that part Of the
park heretofore unexplored and will also
open up a fine driveway TO the now san
itarlum TO be built by the Ant-T -berculo-
sis Association in tho spring.
William p. Bancroft, the president Of
the board. was appointed a member Of the
executive committee Of the Board and
viii. probably, bo elected the chairman
owing 20 the inability Of tie chairman. J
Newlin Gawthrop TO act in that capa-
city
While az tho last meeting the meeting
cay was changed from tho second Tues
day 20 the second Monday this day has
been found not satisfactory and az the
next meeting tho day viii be made the
third Monday in the month or the sec nd
Wednesday. and the hour esl O'Clock.
rhis A. Is believed. viii mect WITH the ap-
provsi OF an thc members and give al a
chance 90 attend the sessions
Tho executive cnSimittec reported that
ttoy had been mahio Co DO much $50 x
during tho month ON account = tfo
nca-.hor. Some grading was dome 90 I'm sh
tho foot paths in the North Bmndvw.ue
Park. An agreement was made with the
Peoples Railway Company whereby that
company viii pay all the expenses Of put
ting the east side OF Rockford road IN
good condition while the board viii pay
for the work on the west side
The report OF the treasurer was as fol-
lows: Balance at last meeting, s7Sssos: re-
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
ACTUALLY CURES CATARRH
z. James Belts Faith is So Strong He
Sells It Under Guarantee.

It is one thing to claim another thing 70
back up the claim by statement that q
It IS not proven true there VIII be no
charge for the service or the goods.
II s-in this way that 2. James Belt sells
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powers TO cure an forms of cltarrh and
bronchial troubles that be gives an abe
solute unqualified guarantee with every
outnt that if the remedy does not cure,
tho money viii be refunded
ITyomoi is based on natures way OF
cuiing catarrh. Il contains the concentr To-
cd healing oils and gums of tho pima
woods. prepared in such form that uhoS
can be brought into your own home Il
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rose throat and lungs while al homo cr
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A complete Hyomei outfit costs but 81
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Ws,h lIyomci YOU can cure catarrh
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with no risk OF the treatment costing a
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Evening journal., 1907-02-12
WIFESUES WALTERF. CROSBY
She Asks Colorado cocurt for Divorce
After Twenty Seven Years.

COLORADO SPRINGS Col Feb. 10
Louisa G. Crosby has filed suit for divorce
against Walter +. Crosby TO whom she
was married in New York city, April %
1850.
No allmony is asked. Desertion is tn,
cause alleged in the complaint
The Crosbys came 70 Colorado Springs
from New York in 1885. On account OF
their wealth and prominence they imme-
dlatoly became leaders Of the most ex-
elusive society. They entertained lavishly
and their receptions We're society events
Two daughters, now grown, We're married
here about three years ago. They are be-
lloved 10 be living in New York.
Mr.. Crosby In association with Louis r.
Enrich also Of New York, formed the
Crosby-Ehrlch syndicate In 1899, and did
a big business in Cripple Creek gold min
ing stocks.
Crosby has been IN New York for two
years. Mrs. Crosby has made Colorado
Springs her home most Of the time.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
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Evening journal., 1907-02-12
CONNIE MACK, lie
CONS EN- ALONG
Ball TOSSerS Are Strong For
the City Of BrOtherIy
Love

Usually the big league manager, just
before the Spring training trip. is doing
some plaintlve pleading to get dissatis-
fed star or two In lne
Clark Griffith IS upset because he has
not received Hal chase's contract, while
Jordan's Indifference in getting down to
business disturbs Pat Donovan's peace Of
mind
Killing, Of Chicago; Young Cy Young. Of
Boston, and others give their respective
managers a lot Of trouble az present by
failing to scribblo their signatures to a
piece Of paper.
Connie Mack is one exception. All Of
his regulars and all Of the youngsters
that he really wants 10 try out are under
contract for 1907 and to-day Connie wou d
be IN position 20 order all hands TO Texas,
were he so inclined
Bender and Coombs alone Of the rogu-
lars arc outside the pale. but II is not
due 20 any dissatisfaction and their
signed contracts are expected daily.
The Athletics treat their players so
literally that they seldom have any
trouble on the salary question The
players too. think that Philadelphia sur
ANNNiAAiANH hA' A'A'FAt ADl ANANNNrNfAHs
a player Is often heard to express n
desire 20 go 10 that city, and not one ~
thom has ever balked whom he was sold
or exchanged to one Of the Quaker clubs.
New York PLAYERS IN particular are
always keen to be transferred TO that
city Young players from the sma !
leagues in the interior when III " arc
sent TO the metropolis growi al tho price
they must pay for a small. dlugy and
poorly ventilated room In a Harlan fiat.
Their Identity IS lost in tho swirl OF
thob usy millions and they think il
strange that they are not observed when
they walk on the streets.
Philadelphia players live under much
pleasanter conditions. They have bigger
apartments. lighter rooms and better air
at less cost than the Now York player
must pay.
Metropolitan players have their con"y
Island and other adjacent beaches, but
with Atlantic City an hour away, there
Is no lack of opportunities for surf bath.
ln@ In Philadelphia
AS evidence. II must be pointed out
that the Athletics and Philiios have more
requests from players for places on the
team than any other clubs in the country.
and the Boston clubs probably are rated
second.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
ATLANTIC CITY
N. B. A. TOURNEY
First Eastern Championship
Tournament Will Be a
Big Success

Entries for the first national cham
pionships OF the newly founded National
Bowling Association, at Atlantic City,
close positively. on March 10. IN order
that the schedule may be properly made
out and mailed to each contestant ten
days before March 25 the date set for tho
start OF the tournament
The committee in charge draw special
atiention TO the fact that although any
Individual member or any two members
Of tho ~ b. A. may compete In the IN
dividuni and two-man contest; o team
10 compete IN the hve-man event must
have been properly organized as a club
81 days prior 70 the start Of the tourna-
ment
The importance OF bowling clubs and In
dividuais becoming members Of the Ma
tional Bowling Association previous 70
the National Championships which nre
60 be held az Atlantic city beginning
March Is. Is made evident by the number
OF meetings being held IN all the big East
etn cities. for the purpose Of forming
city associations. Meetings are arranged
for winh this object in view IN Newark,
Paterson, n. j. washington, d. C., Bal.
timore. Nd. while IN New York next
Mondays meeting OK the n. y. y. A. vii
show how strongly that organization WI
be represented IN the Atlantic city tour
rament
Elaborate and extensive plans are be-
ing laid out Tor the scoring an the big
National Bowling Championships az At
lanuc city next month. An immense
scorehoard. on which the scores VIII b.
posted by means Of whitewash and brush,
win tell all present how things are go
ine. By a carefully prepared system. the
official records VIII be so kept that O
contestant may know Immediately the
rianding OF his rivals and the scores he
has to beat The press will be supplied
with copies Of the official scores as they
are aurned In. Bowlers are notified that
they must check their score from frame
20 frame as they go along, as no question
ing will be allowed after games are COM
pleted.
IN order that there may be no possible
question on the matter OF any ties or DIFF
1erences of opinion as 70 proper intcrpre-
totlon OF the playing rules, all such Will
he determined by the Board of Governors
Of the n. =. A.. VINO WILL In this instance
Committee
pronting by the experience gained in
the tournaments IN tho West the pro-
motcrs OF the FIRST National Bowling
Championship az Atlantic City next
month. have done everything IN thcir
power 10 the way Of up-to-date methods
by way Of assuring the successful carry
ang out of the event Here arc some %
the most interesting features IN connec.
tton with the big bowling toumamout
which hcgins March %.
II Is tho first big bowling championship
ever hold .n Tho East
The event win be held at the worid's
greatest soashora resort and that too.
during the height nf rs Easter carnival
Championships 20 be rolled on p up-to-
cato Brunswick Bake coilcnder CO. OIL
icys. IN han ii0 by 900 feet around
witch are galleries with seats Tor spec
taiors.
New pins each day.
Balls must Doe wholly Of ono substance
No practice balls on tournament alleys.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
"HONFY" MELODY.
RETAINS TITLE.
Disposed of Willie Lewis in
-Four Rounds Last
Night

BY our own Wire, Publishers Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-"Honey" Mel
lody having disposed Of wnlio Lewis in
four rounds before the Valley Falls, r. T.,
Athletic Club last night will defend the
welterweight championship against the
world. Lewis seconds threw up the sponge
in the fourth round after Melody had
shown himself the better man all through.
Lewis showed from the start that he
feared tho man who knocked him out last
July. IIo did fairly well in keeping out OF
Mellodys way for three rounds, often
clinching TO save himself but IN the
fourth began to weaken under several
hard blows. TO save his man Harry Tut
hin threw tho sponge into the ring and
Melody was awarded tho decision.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
RoxINa.

Tommy Ryan now wants to tight Jack
O'Brien.
Jack Twin" Sullivan and Jim FLYNN
Will fight 20 rounds az Los Angles to-nirbt
AZ Portland, Nc, last night Joe jeanette
shocked out Jim Jeftords In seven rounds.
Kid Beebe Of Philadelphia, has fought
Sis battles IN seven years and has not bsep
knocked out once.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
AM vRICAN B0XER LOST

BY Our Own Wire Publishers Press.
LONDON. Feb. 12.--Jacls Goldswain. Of
London. knocked out Pat DAILY. an
American lightweight, In the fifth round
OF their fght for thol lightweight cham
pionshlp before the National Sporting
Club last night.
Evening journal., 1907-02-12
ORANGE vs.. EAST0N

The Orange polo team will so 20 Easton,
Md. on Saturday afternoon and In the
evening viii tke fa. ont of The crack
team Of that place Easton has not lost a
game on their homo floor this season but
Orange may do the trick this time THE
following win compose the team; Coal,
Landell; haifback Roberts; center Prem
tiss: FIRST rush. Chandler; second rush.,
Tomlinson. Manager j. Edward Fahey.