New-York tribune., 1907-06-23

advancing toward hiu-a woman OF apparently
thirty years, IN whose sweet face lay some heavy,
desperate grief
Involuntarily Hatch struggled to his feet-re--
hapS IT a spirit of defense perhaps a uar-r--
gallantry. She paused and stood looking ar r.-.-
What happened: he demanded tatly. ~ hat
| doing here,
The womans eyes grew suddenly moist, and
lips trembed. Il I'm glad II no worse, She
Who are you:" Hatch asked curiously
Please don't ask. She pleaded. Please q.
The reporter WASH at all certain that he wan ed
10 go. He himself again now, confident, aler-
with new strength rushing through his veins and a
naturally inquISItIve mind fully aroused 1t 1t was
only a poke the Jaw he got II dldn matter much
He had had those before and besides here was some
thing which demanded an explanation
no was the who struck ME last nlgh--
he asked.
Please go," the woman pleaded. Believe -...
BILE and unreal and hideous!" Tears were sJre--
down the wan cheeks now, and the hands q.
and unclosed spasmodlcally.
Hatch sat down | am not going Vet. j.. I.
Tell about IT.
There IS nothing can tell-nothins. ne
woman Sobbed
She buried her face in her hands and wept -v.
Then Hatch a great bruised spot acr er
cheek and ncck-t might have been the MAJ
Lash. Whatever particular kind of trouble
IN, he told himself, he was not alone, for TO
You must tell me about it = he insisted
Il can't, | can't She walled.
a
tear stained face, As she lifted her head en-
Hatch listened too There was the sound
steps outside the door.
Hen Kill YOU, he'll Kill you!" whsp. he
woman
Hatch set his lips grinlv, motioned her .ce.
and stepped toward the door y heavy chs. d
there He weighed it JudIcallv IN his h-r nd
glanced toward the woman rcaSSurlnglv. lld
dropped down on the couch and had buried -ce
in a pillow; her slender form Was shaking rs.
Hatch raised the chair above his head and sed
his hands on 1t herCely-
There slight rattle IS some one tu- he
knob of the door. Then IL opened and en-
tered Hatch stared AZ the profile with arr- yes.
BY George" he exclaimed
Then he brought the CHAIR down with ne
strength OF two we'll muSclcd arms. The r. NIX
To the floor without = sound. the woman -Ht-
ened up, screamed once, and fell forward .- lead
faint.
1t was about ten O'Clock that morning The
Thinking Machine and Hutchinson y To-
gether with powerful cabIn,n. dra--u man
INTO the wdrden's office ~ Chisholm p-,-
Here's Your man, Philip Glltoll, he
Thinking Machine terSely
"Gilfoil.' the warden almost shouted va he
eScapc2"
And moment later two guards the
Wardens office with Convict % bet. men,
There two Philip C1ilfoJlS, If trust
the evidence OF a OF sight; the FIRST dlSSi-
pated, brutality lined face and the Other -A the
prison pallor upon HIM and with deep -r.- written
lndeliblv IN his eyes.
They brothers. gcntleueu-tV-u therS
explained The Thinking Machine He t--rei o. the
man IN prison garb. the man from Cell u. Inns Is
the Rev. DR. PhIneaS Giltoll pastor ot q ~Hlondoe
little church in a suburb and. nc turut3 upon the
man whom they had brought there IN Oh, ,..b, Tins
Is Philip CIIltoh, torgCr-thIS II Couvl,t r-- ,
The warden and prison guards stood StupenSG
gazing from one To- the other OF the two men, IHo
facial lines were Identical physically the, had been
cast IN the same mold
The only real difference between theru eNceP.
radcal mental difference Is the SIZE 81 tae'r iTS1