The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-25
A De beat

! slowly up Broadway, New Tor Pass ing old Trinity church the Cl.mcs il ] the tovcv above rang ont followed uy ! tic stroke of.
 "Ucl,or' cried a voice. 1 Tho cahman, ever mindful O. a fare 1 rou~cd h5msolC and turning. saw a : man standing in the iron Eato vay >e . fore the church. ThcrC was U,..e ot his . face or figure visible. for the former was shaded by the hvim Of a singular ! three corncrSl n,t. the latter -Tarpel I in a long cloak. Ilr cabuaU drew UD ' at tho curb. The stranger opened t1e l cab door and stepped hastily in, giving ! hurried order 10 drive nortlwa7d along JGe river bank. On reaching 8 point opposite Wcchawkon the stranger called upon tho cabman to
 stop, aIghted and walked toward the river.
 It was now early dawn. On com Ing to the waters edge he looked about l.m aS though expecting some one. then ur sud down the river. ClauciuC imnaupnr'y at his watch.
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 av rrva rcn .a -,.r >ar.n -.~l es ."a ~-ra0-nr. He stepped in a~f v.s -ovad ava1 ~e~..-,. ac~o~~ tao -ra-.
 Then E ~nr-rnE -Mr n.'n... G.a- 'r lad .a~. ra--........ >~ .n-g g an..a. a.I .lo mrn pulling sway .o B 'aa- 'a# .eau 8 5~aw ifo .nsat ahu-. ..- ,.n >-wse-. n.t .r .-- r6ea. ..-.n. rr.-.r.
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 The nrN, rma- .he canmaa N.rN tho two mon who hal taken rar --.- C,- away vora uu|iu- ran... down yhr ~.yrr Tho ~r-a0Gc~ h..- r..- unuur-r tr Pop >Nyn. but tEe .... -..... g.. tn hN "sE.0!.- a-N.ou>.y >.. - .a -.a natcou oC rh~ haay .nv.s.. .... ... >Nn~n TNr ga1wau ne-E -. ..- -n .1r>r wy~vo-.ou~'v Ink. ..s wa~ van ove3 him 8 ra7a. F. .... .s 1-> horse and followed ,.. .~..
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 To ,lc churchvard."
 Tle cahman la>hed his horse. l.s cab sNay.uc from curb 10 curb. is a-.~ar s1vay.uC aS well ou the box. rae people ~-sa5ug to get out of the way. Now and again Q policeman dashed .--o ,ae street to stop him, bu; be w-s d-.v.-E ,,2 fast for them and left ,heu all ho hind
 Faster" called the passenger tn g Gy.u- voice m be caug-. ln t-e UaelSUom.
 The cab al last drew rp at the gate way of old Trinity. The cabuaa was about 60 Set down and help rho man out when he saw him tit rather --.- walk o- run Ia through the -ataw--. pass right -h-oU-h aa iron t..ee and ..-r -as .'.~eLyari Down jumped ... ..1.. anf d->he,l acg.r L... cal. ..- Er u~ fare Passing around .- ..- 70. -La fence. .-a-@E -.- WAY ..r".-.. 'lg ln.fs.nars. D. -....-.a Go s... ... wau. nr. rather. G.a-. t.- .- .-.., ..-lr ], sn-r... .rl @ l.>>u.va- bun @. .-" .a s.-ar
 Ia.-' .~ uouuwra5 u- lac southern s.ar .f he ylCrchysrd pa-t.sn- ue.. trer oG the style or Jhc >eveltaeaja nor os the nineteenth century. luc a pc rlgd hctwizr rhe two. To rl.s moau- muut the fading object fo-toI and thttAry the ca5mau staggered But on reaching it not a sign of a living being was to be seen. Dazed. be tried to steady himself against the touh. but the GravcStoncN, the high buildings su~-1unEiuG the churchya05. th. sD.rc. all hoGau ta rock as if they were tow CTS on some gigantic vessel a1G-wcI. that's all the cabmau knew. Indeed, he sank down on the grave win his head resting against the wo-rIclt There be was seen by 8 po.reu-aE standing on the narrow street n7T5e-- ing rhc chUrChyard.
 The next sign of consciousness that