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dies IN PISTOL DUEL
Mississippi Farmer Slain in
Fight Over Wife.
OPPONENT IS BADLY INJURED
Deadly Fight Takes Place in Cor
rIdor of Office Building I'm MeTid-
with slayer TO Desist-AH Members
of Prominent Families.

Mobile. Ala, Feb. Sin d desperate
pistol duel between Covert Taylor. a
prominent contractor, and Oscar Hatcher
farmer. IN the corridor Of the Miazzs-
Woods Office building a. Neridisn. Miss,
at O'Clock this afternoon. Hatcher re-
celved three wounds, from which he died
half an hour later, and Taylor received
one wound in the hand and a scalp
wound. a bullet from Hatchers revolver
ploughiug its way along the side Of the
skull Just above his right ear.
Several people were in the place when
the duel started.
The wife Of Hatcher was standing by
his side, begging the men 10 desist, dur
iug the fight.
Murderer Under Arrest.
Taylor was locked up in the county
jail
Hatcher came 10 Meridian seven years
ago from Griffin. Ga. and married Miss
Glenn Harvey. They resided near Marian,
this county.
The trouble was over Hatcher's wife.
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CONTESTS IN SIGHT
Politicians Say 300 Delegates
Are i'll Doubt.
COMMITTEE STANDS ANTI-TAFT
Field Claims Majority of Six Sgainst
Presidents Candidate-RepubIic
in New York Anticipate Keen
Struggles Before Convention Is
Called in Chicago on June I6.

New York, Feb. 9.-There are 10 be Ss2
delegates TO the Republican national con-
veation at Chicago, Republicans fresh
from. Washington tonight said that the
indications were that the seats OF nearly
30 delegates would be contested. says the
New York Sun.
A Republican national committeeman
has post that has been growing in
Importance for several months. The pres
ent national committee, Of which Harry
5. New, Of Indiana is chairman. makes
up the temporary roll Of the convention.
The national committee is to meet in
Chicago week before the date OF the
convention, June 16 10 hear the contests.
The faction which controls the national
committee viii be very powerful in deter
mining which body of contestants Is to
be put upon the temporary roll
1t is the very general understanding
that Mr. New is a Taft man. although
the thirteen Congressional districts Of his
state Of Indiana have declared soIidIy for
Vice President Fairbanks and have IN
structed for Fairbanks. Mr. Fairbanks
and Mr.. New. however, have not hitched
IN recent years, and for that matter the
tie between Senator Beveridge and Mr..
Fairbanks is not of the stoutest kind.
The men from Washington said to-
night that the majority against Roose-
welt and Taft in the national committee
is now six in total membership Of fifty
four, and that this majority is expected
10 increase.
Between now and convention time the
struggle will be TO control the national
committed
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PROBE GIRLS SUDDEN DEATH.
Waterbury Excited Over Case of
Mary Gallagher.

Hartford, Feb. 9.-The sudden and mys-
terious death of Mary Gallagher. a high
school girl of Waterbury, has greatly in
terested the people of that city. Medical
Examiner \. a. Crane, OF Waterbury.
and Coroner Eli Mix. Of New Haven
County. have taken up the case and are
making an investigation.
Miss Gallagher, who was the daughter
of Thomas Gallagher. went sleigh-riding
on Friday evening with John Shaffera!.
a young farmer of Middlebury. About Q
O'Clock ShaneTal pulled up at the hotel
at the driving park, Just out Of the city.
and the young woman was taken into
the hotel, where she died few minutes
later.
The young man says that a short time
before he droye to the hotel Miss Gal
lagher complained of dizziness and the
cold. and he hurried to the hotel to get
relief for her
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A SUGGESTION.

Each man and woman who knew
OF heard him is purer in soul,
stronger in heart more excellent
in character, and richer tn mind
that Father Stafford lived among
Us.
He lived here at the Nations
Capital. And here i'm the Nations
Capital thousands of men. women
and children have erected to him
a statue in their hearts.
But we shall die and pass away.
Let us then erect for him i'm the
Nations Capital d statue I'm mar
BILE or i'm bronze, that those who
come after us may know In more
enduring WAYS than from the per
fishing tongues OF those now liv-
ing that there lived and died here
a man whose words for righteous
ness made him worthy, in the
opinion of the Nations Capital.
of permanent and imperishable
memorial. Senator Beveridge.
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AGED MAN FOUND DYING.
David WeGener BIeedS ia Death
from "A Razor Wound.

Tribes Hill. y. Y. Feb. 9-Coroner
Zimmerman of Montgomery County.
will make a thorough investigation into
the death of David Wegener. aged eighty
three years. who bled to death yesterday
at the home of his son here.
When Wegeners daughter-ln-law dis
covered the body the man was still alive.
but unconscious. He was on his knees
by the side Of a couch. There was found
a cut on the right elbow. an artery hav-
ing been severed. and a razor was lying
on a chair
He obtained the razor from his
daughter-in-law saying he wanted to
shave although he wore a fun beard
An undertaken, in preparing the body
for burial. discovered a strap tightly
buckled on the mans arm between the
elbow and shoulder
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MOTHER VISITS YOUNG HARGIS
Patricide Pleads SeIf-defense In
Talk with His Attorney.

Jackson. Ky. Feb. 9.-Bcauchamp Har-
gis, who murdered his father, the noted
feudist and politician Thursday, spent a
listIess day in the county Jail.
No one save his attorney and his mother
was permitted to see him. The widowed
mother called to see him to-day for the
first time since the burial Of the father
and husband yesterday, and held a long
consultation with him. His attorney, o.
II. Pollard, also was admitted to the cell.
The boy will brought out for examina-
ton and trial tomorrow, but the inten-
tion is to waive trial and let the case go
TO the Circuit Court at once. The relatives
have not announced whether OF not they
will prosecute the boy. He now realizes
the meaning Of his deed, but to his attor-
ney to-day declared that he acted in self
defense.
1t is likely a plea Of insanity viii be
entered.
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SOLDIERS ESCAPE WRECK.
Ties Piled ON Tracks Before Fast
Mail Carrying Troops.

Joliet, ILL.,, Feb. 9-What is believed TO
have been deliberate plot to wreck the
Santa Fe fast mail. carrying two coach
loads Of United States soldiers from Chi
cago to Kansas City, was foiled through
the mistake of train wreckers in placing
Instructions on the track used by the
east-bound instead of the west-bound
trains at an early hour this morning.
number Of ties were placed in an up
right position in the bridge over a small
creek mile north of Lockport Then
several ties were placed across the track
and an effort was made to pry up one Of
the rails on the bridge
Il north-bound freight train ran into
the obstruction. The front end Of the
engine was wrecked, but no damage fur
ther than that was done.
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MIGHT RIDERS" AT WORK.
Burn $4,000 Pounds Of Tobacco and
TerrOrize Kentucky Town.

Hopkinsville. KY. Feb. 9.-One hundred
masked and armed night riders visited
the farm Of a. H. Cardin, former Popu-
list candidate for governor, in Crittenden
County. this morning at o'clock. and
burned hts warehouse, containing 5000
pounds Of tobacco, purchased for Buck
ner. Dunkerson & Co, of Louisville. and
a barn containing the tobacco crop raised
and belonging to Cardin. Cardin was in
Evansville and did not hear of the raid
until he returned to-day.
On the way to Cardin's place the night
riders passed through the town of FIRE.
dona. which they put under guard for
four hours. until the main body made the
six-mile trip to Cardin's and accomplished
their work and returned.
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SUBMARINE BOATS MISSING.
sharp Lookout Being Kept for Three
War Ships.

Norfolk. Va, Feb 9.-The three sub
marine boats, Cuttlefsh. Tarantula. and
Viper, conveyed by the tender Hist. bound
from New York TO Hampton Roads, did
not arrive to-day. as expected.
Their present location is unknown here.
A sharp lookout has been kept for them
at Cape Henry
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Delaware, and Maryland-In-
creasing cloudiness and warmer
to-day; rain or snow at night and
tomorrow; northeasterly winds,
increasing tonight.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Huge Scheme to Defraud Wholesalers
1-Duel to Death over Wife
MANY Delegate Contests Promised.
3-No Further Morse Assets Found.
3-ThOusands View Slain Royalty.
3-Thaw's Mother Visits Matteawan.
9-Committee Majority Favors Rhea.
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1-Thousands Pay Tribute to DR.. Stafford.
Roosevelt Answers His Critics.
5-Turners Arrange for Big Mask Ball
5-Representative Hamlin Breaks Ankle
11-MrS. QUackenbos Would End Peonage.
12-Dr. Croffut Lectures on Lincoln.
12-Day Of Rest in O. z. o. Investigation.
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Thousands Pay Tribute to.
Rev. DR.. Stafford.
AUDITORIUM is FILLED
Prominent Men of the City and
Nation Praise Him.
HIS CHARACTER EXTOLLED

Vice President Fairbanks, Senator
Beveridge, Rabbi Simon, Corp.
Tanner, DR.. Van Sehaiek, and
Others Speak on the Noble Quail
tiles of Heart and Mind of the
Deceased Pastor of st. Patrick's
Roman Catholic Church.
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COMMERCIAL FRAUD
Nets 4 Big PROFIT
Merchants Victims of $780,
900 SWindle.
ONE MAN UNDER ARREST
Goods Bought on Time and Sold
as Bargains.
ONE MAN UNDER ARREST

Shipments TO Concern in Pough-
kecpsic Which Had Established
Credit Are Reshipped On Arrival 40
Accomplices In Many Cities.
Houses which SeId Materials All
Retire from business.
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President Denies Using His
Patronage for Taft.
EDITORS ANANIASES
Describes Accusations as False
and Malicious.
WILL UPHOLD HIS ORDER

in Classified Service Must
Not Be Politically Active, but
Those Not Classified He Declines
TO Answer for-GIfers from New
Hampshire Senators - Foraker
May Reply to Latter on Floor Of
Senate-Fairbanks Not Mentioned
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Proper NalentiHcs-Heart~sha Bas-
kets filed with flowers make the sweet
est. Blackstone 5, 18th ana II.
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Absolute safety. vyith Interest.

The banking dept Of Union Trust Co.
18th and II SITS, is under government con-
troll. PAYS interest on all accounts. sub
ieet to check. Every banking facility.
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Continued on Page =. Column 2.

Go to Florida and Carolina Resorts
Via Seaboard Air Line. Three daily
trains. elegantly equipped with Pu1mans
and dining cars. once, 1421 Pa. Ava
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A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
at Eekstein's from u to 3. 14l2 n. y. ave.
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CHAPTER XIX.

StrathEatc WAS followed by small
man rather cXtravaea-tiy dressed.
who carried q couple OF naked swords
under his arm. The small man yawned
prodiciously and appeared % Dee great
~ bored by the situation in which he
found himself or by the early hour
ar which bee had been compelled 70
arise. Back OF the two came another
man OF palmer aspect with "a keen.
Bhrewd buslncss-Uke face IIe was
dressed in naval uniform OF blue
and white and carried strange look
ing. leather covered box. OF which
neither Ellen nor Deborah knew what
70 make at first.
The man ira uniform selected a con-
venient spot about the center OF the
sward. well iD the shade Of the trees.
deposited his box. opened it. knelt
down and busted himself over its con
tents. which so far as the women
could make out consisted Of bottles.
bandages and shining instu- cnts OF
some sort Lady Cecily would have
known instantly what was about 20
occur but IL was some time before
either Deborah or Ellen OWNED that
they were 10 be the spectators TO a
duel
Il wonder where they are2" the
little man carrying the swords yawned
out, looking vaguely about the clear
ing
Strathgate pulled out his watch.
TITS not yet the appointed hour"
he answered.
What the devil made YOU set up so
early. then?" asked the small man,
grumpily.
Il always Ike 70 be beforehand IN
sffairs Of this kind, Blythedale." re-
turned Srathgate.
"Wen. I wish the others would come
so We can have IL over and get back
20 breakfast. or more like 10 bed"
growled Blythodale. GROSSLY.
Strathgate laughed at him.
They'll be hare on time. You
needn't worry. Darlington is a fool
where women are concerned, but he's
not afraid Of any man, take it, and
you'll see him in due course"
Wei. I wish he'd hurry up" grum-
bled the bad-tempered baron as Strath.
gate turned and walked over toward
the doctor.
Have you got everything ready, DR.
NevinsOn?" asked the earl
Everything, my lord" replied the
doctor, gravely. y hope. however
that you gentlemen will give me little
20 do"
Suathgate laughed again.
IF IL depends on me. doctor you'll
have nothing TO do but certify TO Z
death"
Il didn't mean IL that way, nay
lord" said the doctor. gravely.
but do" asserted Strathgate
turning away.
e. Every word Of the conversation haC
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CHAPTER Xxx.
IL Lord Is Arrested.

But Lord Darlington was not to so
very far in his present path. for two
carriages which had galloped rapidly
across the park toward the one which
had brought him thither stopped sud
denly before Darlington and Parkman.
The door was thrown open and Sir
Charles Seton and a naval officer in
fun uniform alighted from the first
From a second a sergeant and four
marines. completely armed. descended
20 the sward
The marines instantly fell I'm ranks
and stood at attention. The naval Of
ncer looked back toward them. The
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ne denouement had been too much
for her And there was horror at the
picture Of Strathgate, blood squirting
about the blade OF the sword where 1t
entered and where IL left his body.
Keeling. his hands I'm the air white
faced. desperate, crashing down at her
husbands feet
Debbie. In a like state Of collapse.
but not quite insensible. not knowing
what TO do. not daring 10 do what she
knew, IL she had known.
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER 1.-The E2scapade opens, not
- the romance preceding the marriage
Carrington OF England. but in their NE
after settling in England. The scene IS
Elaced. JUST following the revolution In
Ssrring,on castle Do England. The car,
TinEtous. after house party. engaged
IN a family ult caused by jealousy
CHAPTER u-Lord CarrinEton and
his wife each made charges OF foithless-
ness against TIE other In continuation OF
the quarrel
CHAPTER IIL-First Directing against
Playing cards with the guests. Lady Car
Hngton aEreed 20 cut cards with Lord
etrat hcate. whose attentions 20 Ellen
Ihs loss or $4,000 sailed TO pertafb her her
and her husband then cue FOR his wife's
ninE TIE incident closed except that
q liking for each other apparently arose
between Lady Darlington and Lord
strathgate.
CHAPTER Iv.-Addiaonal attentions
q LORD Darlington 20 Lady Ccc.iy and
PEELED tie latter 20 vow that she would
Leave the castle
cS CH.AP PIE T.-,PPrspaIrins 70 Zee. Lady
away.
CHAPTER vI-E'len ned. stratheato
Sriving lie attempted 90 take her 10
his castle. but she ieft him stunned 10
an accident She and Debble then
struck out for Portsmouth. where she in
tended 20 sail for America
CHAPTER Whitening news %
Ellen's niEht, Lords CarruEton and Setoo
set out In pursuit
CHAPTER v1Ir-seton. locating =
eshinE village. hit the tr7U of Ellen I'D
De6ole lie then rented a fast vessA
and started in pursuit Carriugton puT-
suing StrathEat1
CHAPTER IN-strathrate. bieeEug
uo5n f2lL dashed On % Portenouth. ~
also headed by different routes.
CHAPTER x-s,rath-ate arrived is
nndins that Eiien's ship had saue5 b.
fore her
CHAPTER NT-strathrate and oar
TnEton each hired small yacht % pv--
sue The vrong vessel upon which eaos
supposed Ellen had sailed.
CHAPTER XII. Seton overlook tho -
Gitivcs near Portsmouth,. but his craU
rsn aground. just as capture was iuuai-
nent
BY boarding American vessel and foluac
her pHrsucrs- Sfroth gate. Seton and car
thrown together bv former. w-e-.ei-- -
lnttcr's vessel cnrlE-d I'M an impromptu
oucL neither being hurt
CHAPTER ,1Iv-A war vessel. corr
mandcd hy an admiral friend ~ Seton.
then started out in pursuit 90 tire Won.
- fug.uVca, Seton coufessinT love fog
Dcbbic
CHAPTER NV-FlarshID Britannia
SNertook gle fugitives during tho night
Ellen deciding o. return fo Portsmouth
They boarded their small yacht uukugsrn
70 the scarchcrs, and started out anew.
CHAPTER XVI An unsu-ccsrfuI
search % the werchantmln is conducted
CHAPTER NNIT-Seton gave up search
Tor escaping pair and Sfratlrafc aul Car.
riuEton prepared for tAe early morn.us
duel
CHAPTER NNTu.-nehlie ana Ellen
located Portsmouth, safely and rlt into
shore. arriving upon scene uf fne duel
Just before taat event took place.
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Ever.
If ne should be pleased 60 make any,
would be entertained by Lord Caring
ton from Lord Strathgate."
Blythedale laughed.
THAT goes without saying" ne an
swered, but there's no need for US
20 get embroiled ia the affair person
ally. Parkman."
The two were old acquaintance.
Certainly not Blythedale So we
had better proceed TO business. You've
brought swords I see.'
"a pair of my own. Andrew Ferrara
steel They have been used great
many times in little affairs of honor
like this. and there isn't a hairs
breadth of difference between them
Sull. you may have your choice
Parkman took the two swords and
turned 90 Darlington. The latter ex.
amined them carefully. tested Them.
weighed them. and finally selected
one Parkman returned with the
other. which he handed 20 Blythe
dale.
II suppose. said Blythedalc. there
nothing now but 90 lct them 90 at IT,"
"NothinE." answered Parkman.
You win give the word. Parkman.
and we win both sec fair play"
Very wel" answered parkman. II
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.,t.- ,..-, 49,. -.
49, -. '..--,-..... Nv.
-.-..,. +t-. ...... ....,, ..-. l-..-,.. '-''
r,- ,- ... -, ---.., ..'. ~
the other of us .s-incapabIe of CON.
tnufne the frht Unless of course.
Lord Srathrate desires different ar.
ranremcuts."
"BlythcdaIe." said Strathcate. sharp.
ly. "you may say chat Lord stratheate
is entirely satisfied with any PROPOSE
uon which may Ie made"
every well. gentlemen" said Blythe
dale. much amazed go tIls very uu.
usual Interference cf thc PRINCIPALS iu
au affair of This Ard -You NAV take
your positions You win Grst take OF
your coa WllslcCats and shoes d,
is ID more matter of form bat shan
aave to inspect SOU. Lord Carruetoa
ana Li..t..aat Iarsual w.u hav,
tlc sau. .rIs...e. u.ln nv PRINCIPAL
40 ,he ~.I .ae Two meu Invested
thc- Ives u- tl.i- COATS swords and
va.stc..-s. watch Dr. >erireon Kindly
l.cked an aa- p.iel ou tle edge of OBJ,
clearing o1t o- tEe Way. They kicked
ca ,A.Ir Shoes GOO. ard stood forth
ln t-'ir a.ooE.r tee,. iu shirts and
trousers It,...te rapidly ram d.,
Rand across '.. Body ol Darlington O.
see ,lat le .-l ga Uu Illegal carmen,
which ui--J ,..ra ot "eti % blow.
ou nave d .aeael .Atr-, my lord,
ne sata. siol..ar n lbs search.
u A~a forgotten iL SAID Caring
/ TON, turning CRIMSON
t-t reached DIS A--i lp. rnolttonec
! nus c.-ei, itt" il.,A lne -ocN't an,
handed Do I'D Dr. ellrson- 10 con
lai-od picture OF has VIE. Ellen
recognized DC as one sAe Aad eiFel
MN iA ,-e ,~-'s cay 5 Oh .-~I' married
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chance. he would repeat them with
such added emphasis as reflection
might enable him 10 give"
Very well, returned Blythedale
And / am instructed by my princi-
pal. continued Parkman. ceremoniOus-
~, Ito say that no apology of any sort,
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ruthless feeling 10 the full He ri
coming TO battle about her. Her
heart leaped az drst at the thought
and then contracted like a lump Of ice
at the possibility of disaster and
death which Law before the man she
loved.
Her first impulse was 10 rise. dash
into the clearing and denounce Strath. /
gate. but a second thought assured her
OF the folly OF that purpose. Those
men We're bent on fighting They
would only fight the harder and more
fercely II she iuterfered. She would
simply be removed from the scene of
action and the duel would go on
The situation was am iutolcrabie
one whichever way She turned. what
ever she did That She should Die
quiet in thicket and watch her hus-
band fsht for his life was uubcarable.
That she should burst out and inter
rupt them and then simply be removed
and the battle De vased the more
hercely was also uncomfortable. Yet
She would have chosen the latter
course had it not come across her
mind Ike a fash OF intuition. that her
~-oi..i.-,. ,--..+,,. .-,.... t.- t,..ts-.5
-,t tf,, tis ,ts-rc r,- iir, ,.,..l.s t.,
49,, -, +t,+ b., ,-,,i.l n., r...- ,.....-
,rs, et-.-r-.t, 81. T.4 .r-so
,-,rgb ~, e.s chat st-,tb,.-. ,,.,,.l4
welcome ba- arrival and how eaeilv
De- co,,r5 +,,-- 10 +r bis own .4,.,tsrs
nv crsfr,irr in srito ~ ..,y r-otast
She r,irb- -,sto tbst ere Was +be~e
l, be- o,-, o,rtri,anco and a+ st-s+b
e.ta.s request
sha fr. ba- roa+ into tho r-orrs
and locked her teeth I'm anguish Tho
,,,-..+ .-,.t c,+ ,- tr- b-.o p-+
tharo WAS nothing On oh, b,t lo sam
and Keen watch
n was Drbbfa who broke Tho silence
nv a,n-oacrfD- rer oar ana v.hierar-
inE.
.ro-1 et-.trr-+e is .rf-,. to e-b+ o.
duel with Lord Carr.rrton. Let us go
o,t --4 e+,r 500
eve can.t" answered ELLEN. "'Tis
impossible"
care you going Co lie here and
,--t.r .r.... r-sr .-.l ..f.-a.r .,-r...4
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("Note-Think Elder Brewster dice
q century before this time.l
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CHAPTER -Strathratc and oar
FinEton each hired small yacht % ptsr-
sue Tho WRONG vessel upon which e.oh
supposed Ellen had sailed
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CHAPTER N-Stratn-ate arrived IN
Portsmouth, ir advance 81 The ofhe~a
nnding that Elen's ship had sailed BE-
fore her
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CHAPTER -Strathrate. bieo.Err
nom fail dashed on 90 Portsmouth. fcr
which C1rrIDEton. Enrn and seton were
also headed by different routes.
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CHAPTER NV-FlarshI britannia
overlook Tie fugifircs during tho night
Ellen deciding Co. return fo Portsmouth.
They boarded their small yacht. unknggru
70 the searchcrs, and started out anew.
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CHATTER Nr1r-Setou. locating n
eshinE village hlt the trail Cf Ellen I'D
Dchbic lie then rented a fast vcsaEA
and started in pursuit Darlington pur-
suing StrathEat9
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CHAPTER IV.-A6ditional attentions
% LORD Darlington 90 Lady CccIiy and
LORD Strathrate 70 Lady Darlington COM
PEELED the latter 20 vow that she would
leave the castle
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CHAPTER XII Seton overlook Tho ~
gitivcs near Portsmouth, but hfs crau
ran aground, just as capture was lmui-
ucnt
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CHAPTER XIII Ellen won the chase
BY boarding American vessel and foluas-
her pursuers-Sfra- hrnte. Seton and Car-
rinCron. Corr.urtnn and Strlfh gatc
thrown together hv formers wrcr zIrr -
lntter's vessel cnrlErd in an imprompta
duel neither being hurt
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CHAPTER vI-Efien aed. strathrat,
Striving lie attempted 90 take her 20
his castle. but she lott him stunned ia
the road when Che carriage meets with
IN accident She end Debble then
struck out for Portsmouth. where she in
tended 20 sail FOR America