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The Washington times., 1908-11-09
O'BRIEN'S INJURIES
RESULT IN DEATH
Victim of Philip Rush'S Re-
volver Dies at the
Hospital.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, NOV. g.

William O'Brien. the man who was
shot by Phillip Rush, after O'Brien had
been found secreted in a closet in
Rush's bedroom last Friday night, died
at the Alexandria Hospital at 2:10 this
morning.
O'Brien. who had been at the Alexan-
dria Hospital. was. il was thought, on
the road 20 recovery, but yesterday
he took a ts-n for the worse and Dr.
J.. Powell, the physician attending him,
prObed the wound and extracted one
bullet. o. BTieu never rallied after the
operation and died this morning.
It had been hoped BY the police
that O'Brien would make "a confession
as to his knowledge OF the Curtain
murder mystery, IL being believed by
them that ne knew something of the
affair. O'Brien up 10 the last. however
refused 10 make any statement and
even refused To give his name
Coroner Moore has summoned a jury
OF inquest to meet at Wheauey's un-
uertaklng rooms tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock.
The circuit Judge, Judge Thornton pre-
siding. convened at the United states
courtroom this morning. The court VIII
at this term try the case OF the Belle
Pre-. Bottle Company rs. the Southern
Railway Company. suit for 5000.
Inc funeral of the late Mrs. Randolph
Splttle will be held from her home, 30
SOuLu fdlElch street, loAolI9W dLLSi-
noon al . O'Clock. The Rev. W. +. Wat
son, of the First Baptist Church, Will
conduct the funeral services. and the
burial Will be in the Presbyterian Gem
etery.
At the meeting for men held in the
lecture room of the Southern Methodist
Church yesterday, the Rev. W. H. Bal
lengeT. OF Washington. delivered the adj
dress
The opening dance OF the season viii
be given by the members of the Young
Mems SOdality LyCeum at their hall, Ia
Duke street, this evening.
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MICHIGAN GAME NEXT.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 9.-The Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania football team
will have but two more practices on
r8nklin Field before it starts West
for It's annual game with the University
4 Michigan at Ann ArbOr next Satur-
dav. The team will leave either Tues
dav OF Wednesday in order to have two
DAYS to rest up after arrival.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-A partly furnished house. 10
rooms and bath; for rent cheap. Inquire
420 Munsey Building. nO9-tt
FOR RENT-$IS. 30; neat broom frame. 1lO7 d
81. ne: cars pass. Key at Sl8 Maryland ave.
uO9-it
WANT PARTY without children 20 take fur
nished house, northwest. for owners board
on car line. no5-at
NEW seveu-UO0m house. excellent condition.
best location, 1893 Monroe ST., Mt. Pleasant
Keys al owners. 1904 l4th ST. nv. MOIST
t'OR RENT-Houses, apartments. and offices
in all parts Of the city. For detailed list
send or call at our Office.
THOS. j. FISHER & co. (nc).
REAL. ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
73S 18TH ST H. W ia23-tf
FOR RENT-To coIored-N st. sw Near
Az ST., small frame house. three rooms and
water good yard, alley iu rear rent only
81. 80.
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

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not guaranteed
900 p. Nc. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast vss-
thule train. Pullman sleepeTs 10 Isexi1 gt0B
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago
and St Louis. Parlor car FOR virginia 40
Springs week days. Pullman Car Louisvills
10 Memphis and NeTs Orleans. Dining Csrs
a la carte service.
me p. Nj F. Y. LIMITED. DAILY
Solid vestibule train. Pullman sleeDers 20
Cincinnati. Lexington. and IouisvfiIa
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Wof
Springs week days Dining Cars, a la 10
service. Pullman sleepeFs Cincinnati -
Chicago and St. Louis. and Louisville 10
Memphis, Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations ana tickets at Chesapeags ana
Ohio Offices, bl3 Pc 5nsylvania ave- 1919 y
ct and New Union station. Telephone Main
Igs0 for washington Terminal Cab serviea
ana Main 1856 OF 2 Is Tor c - o. se22-1
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The Lineup;

Observation-Disclosures. Referee-Mr. Sui
ton, West Point. CmpIre-MT. Buck,
Engineers. Head llnesEleu-Mr Hues-
ton, Engineers. Linesmen-Messrs. Rob
lnsOn and De Witt, Engineers. Timers
Messrs. MahOney, Potomac A c., and
Jennings Hospital Corps. Time OF
Galves-l5 minutes each.
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Circuit COurt. ~. ?.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

CHIEF JUSTICE CLAABAUGH-
jCalled tOdayJ
No 4qSG1. Iouaback VS.. Michael; on
trial plaintiffs attorneys. J. Med. Car
rington and Hayden Johnson, defend
ants attorney, r. l. Gies
No. J0l34 Lawrence VS.. GOOdaCre;
continued for the term. plaintiffs at
torney, H 3. MOulton; defendants at
dorneys. W. II. Finn and Nj. j. Heaue.
40. 1881. Flynn vs.. Staples; cause
stricken from the calendar. Plaintiff s
attorneys, T. r. Jackson. A. NicOH. and
Hayden Johnson defendants attorney,
4. II. Syme.
No $685.. American Road Machine
Company VS.. Pollock; Judgment by de
fault VS.. defendant for $3.50. interest
ana costs. PLAINTIFFS attorney, l. Z.
Loving.
No. 1898 Novelty Iron Company vs..
May: judgment by default VS.. defend
ant for 81 zoo, with interest ana costs.
IIaintiIs attorney. /. Z. Lowing.
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COURT RECORD
OF THE DISTRICT
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
.|r.HH.H -H-.

No 2SOO2- Won der Taun VS.. LybrO0k.
HeCree pro cOnfessO- Complainants so
slCiuOT, W. j. Lambert
No. 2Sl42. Pabst Brewing Company,
a. COTpie. VS.. Su0ueTs order appointing
Alex. n. Bell and Charles LinEius, re-
Ceiverss bond, 5000. Complainant So
HECTOR. A H Bell
No. ZGSS0. Dewey VS.. Todd, order re-
sJrainiug sale. COmplaluauts solicitors,
Pradley & Bradley. ". +. Mattlngly,
and ". C.. Clephane; defendants sOHC-
itors. W. J. Johnson. Blair q Thorn, and
L s. Bacon.
No. 2S036. Waits VS. Watts reference
To James j.. Buudy, examiner Com
pIajnaut-s solicitors. NJ T. CIinksCaIess
DEFENDANTS solicitor. F. Peyt0n-
SO 1918. Collins VS.. Craven order
appointing Charles w Darr and Richard
A Curtin trustees TO sell, bond 81, 600.
Complainant solicitors. DaTr, Peyser &
Taylor defendants solicitor, r. A Cur
lin.
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NEW JERSEY RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY.
GALEbI HALL

Hotel and SanatOrium, Atlantic City, y j..
with its elegant comfort, its superior table
and service and curative and tonic baths with
ira iued attendants. Is ideal place for a
lor4E or short stay. r, l. YOUNG. General
l6anagers 1os-t1
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Probate Court
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
#TaFTaH vaeH ard r44-

TIHTIUU NESItI Ut "
Estate Of Chester Howe, will dated
February T. 1901 filed with petition for
probate and letters testamentary. At
torney. William ". Wright
Estate Of Joseph q. Romny, petition
for letters OF administration filed Al
torney, Thomas s. Hopkins
Estate Of Annie Burke. order OF ref
eTeUCe.
Estate of James IT. Rowland; order
admitting Will 10 probate.
Estate 90 Mary a. O'COnUOT: will
dated February - 1905, filed naming
John 2. O'COnnOr, executor.
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StTenPth - Sneed

1t was a beautiful struggle of brute
strength against speed, and kept on The
defense At almost all stages or the game
The glitter team was simply battered
into submission The life aud spirit of
The winners was IN Hamilton. The big
fellow was everywhere, always on deck
with his big gains around the ends, and
throughout the fray he used excellent
judgment
With The losers Palmer was the bright
star. his JaCkling was in a great meas
ure responsible Tor his teams good
showing against big odds. He was
through the heavy line OF the winners
at the snap or the BAH, and always
seemed a big obstacle in the way Of sue
Cesstul end runs on his side of the
sCrimmage pile.
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GRIDIRON GOSSIP.

There will be no let-up in the hard
work at Penn because the eleven won
so easily from Lafayette Michigan
will prove an entirely different prOpo-
siTiOn.
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EXCURSIONS
NORFOLK AND WASHING rO.I
~ STEAMBOAT co.

FoFt Monroe, Norfolk Newport News and
points south via superb powerful steel palace
steamers Newport News" Norfolk and
Washington
Lv Washington As pm Nv. Portsmouth 5 pm
Ly- Alexandi ia Z 200 pm L4v- Norfolk pm
AZ, TT. Monroe. Z 100 am L<y. TT. Monroe z pm
AZ. Norfolk. .....S: 90 amlAr Alezsadria-6 30 am
Ar. PoFtsmOuth--S:S0 am Ar. Washington am
ETThrOuEh connections maze at Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
for New York, and Merchants and A[iners'
EIeauships for Boston.
ElgGeneral Ticket Odiee, 7o5 18th ST., Col
oradO Building. (PhOne Main 1520)
9Th St Wharf (Phone Main 3760l
mo. CALLAHAN. ID V. Pres. & GeRI MEr-
", h CALLAHAN. Gsn1 PasA Agt
ses-tg
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HOSPITAL CORPS
TRIMS POTONACS
Hefty Litter Carriers Batter
Game Little Clubmen Into
Submission.
HOSPITAL CORPS, s; POTOMACS, o.

Before one of the largest crowds ever
assembled IN the campus at the Ar
senal, these two teams struggled
through thirty minutes of play marked
at times by brilliant bits OF work by
both elevens, and il was not until the
closing nsinutes Of the second half that
the much heavier Arsenal team obtained
the sore that brought the victory.
1t was a battle that Will long be re-
membered by all that viewed Il, the
betty Hospital Corps plunging the line.
circling the ends. but always held By
their lighter opponents when gains en-
dangered their goal Not once during
the whole OF the first session, in which
the Potomac outfit had far the better or
the argument. did the Hospital team get
within hailing distance, and then for
ten minutes OF the closing half they bat
lied neck and neck until the Arsenal
eleven by brute strength battered their
physically worn out opponents for the
only score Of the contest
The Washington times., 1908-11-09

Coy's field goal for Yale Saturday and
Browns failure TO kick two goals from
tOUChdOWnS, gave the Ellis a draw
when it otherwise would have been a
defeat for them.
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

,
No. MU6 National Capital Brewing
Company Us. Curtin Judgment by de-
fault. Plaintiff attorney, A II. Bell.
No 5l0S4. Adler ct al. VS.. Briley ct al .
judgment OF justice OF peace affirmed
Plaintiffs attorney. Ivan Heldeman-
No 50u62. Fuller Us. Philadelphia, Bal
Tin ore and Washington Railroad Com
pauy; verdict for plaintiff TOr 500 and
Judgment forthwith. Plaintiffs attor-
ney, q. j. Murphy; defendants att0r-
neys. Mckinney a. FlaUneT
no 6G22g TurnbrOoke VS.. kohben; Gu
trial Plaintiff attorneys, ". G. Garui-
ner and r. y. HOpewells defendants
attorneys, Wolf * Rosenberg and J. c.
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GEORGE c. WALKER.
HyattSVille, Nd.

FOR SALE-An exceptional opportunity %
buy a suburban home at cost. only one left.
IL sold within 81 days viii sive you our proat.
rooms. h1t-water heat: slate roof p1rches.
good sized To-. one car fare. Gail al Room
tly Mu1sey Building. uc8l-tF
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CAN'T BE BEAT. SEE THEM
$40 CASH BALANCE So PER MONTH.
New seml-detach-d, peDbIe-dagh finish.
COLONIAL PDRGHES. stories attic and
collaT. rooms. reception hall. tllsd bath and
every convenience STEAM HEAT. gas
range Stairway back porch lJf 2-Nlfg p g
/ sq- OF cars n " SECTION --HE LOW
PRICE WILL ASTJEISH YOU. s. r.. SMITH
REALTY Co. lIlf ST. nv. uHs-Ht
FOR SALE-TWo real bargains IN George
town. nve-rO0m, neat bay-Hiud8 brick. me
location. twelve large beautiful rooms. two
back pOrches, bright home easy teruE; also
pretty new siE-rO1m brick no cash rec hired.
50 monthly notes and interest Price s. 300.
S2d ana y sts- HENRY W. OFFCTT.
oC25-tf
FOR SALE-EztTa fine Investment property.
WILL PAY OVER 10 PER CENT NET
Two story apartment iu BEST - vs.. SEC
TON. Always rented VIII sell cheap
Sacrifice Address r. s.. Times Office
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FOR sALE-HoOsEs.

FOR SALE-Very fine up-t0-date home or
Investment. frst-class ia every way; hrst-
class neighborhOod; a home 10 be proud or;
az a bargain: occupied by owner cal ana
Inspect 81 NJ St. nv. no9-4t
FOR SALE-Northwest, new press brick, q
large rooms and tile bath, cellar, hOt-Wdfer
neat; lot 20XlO0: $780, easy terms. BOX
5Ja, Times ONCE. IL
500 CASH; balance monthly, Duys new six
room brick: side light hot water heat large
lot vacant and open FOR inspection. 1912 tth
ST., PetWOrth. MOIST
$780, 500 CASH, SO month; just like rent
coy little homes six rooms modern bath
cellar perfect condition. THOMAS r.
bROWN, 617 AZ 81. sW. MOIST
50. S75-12l2 A0ntello ave ne. rooms. bath.
all modern improvements. Sl00 down. balance
easy. WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE Elk
CHANGE, 4l2 MuEsey Building uOs-3t
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO K. R.

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO K. R
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHTA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D 81, NEW YORK
sz:o9 a m.-DineT, Pullman Parlor
y 90 q. m.-EUreL, FarIor, Flve-hOur Train
&S:y8 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor car
ti.o0 A. m.-Diner ami Pullman Parior car
s1sQ0 p m,-DineT and Pullman PaFler ca
sf.Oo p m---''HOya Limited" AL puIIuans
E1ve-hOUr-
1890 p. Ea.-COaCaes 20 PHILADELPHIA
- 90 = m.-Diner and Pullman Parlar
800 p m.-Coaches 70 philadelphia.
sl2.0o ?. m.-Sleepers.
s2.6Z a. m.-Sleepers
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.Oo. 500. tu;Oo g IA
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Week Days 100 a. N. 70 D. M
. So f5.00, 1850 = 90 sT.20 $500 $50 sesra
ts-so. tIO.Ja 'u.0o a. m. $500 noon, t12.oS.
f&45 500 Is :0s. $50. T6.O0 Il 30 f7:O9 sssS
fsssg 1000. sl0s25, 81 IS, 80 90 n0oR.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO s1.22, 80 .. M
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND Iorrrs-
VILE. $40 O. m, sA.5 D. m @l2,s9 TiySs
PITTsBURG. 's:l0 g. N. '1:2Z. 'gI6 2. n
CLEVELAND. $40 .. n
COLUMBUS, . 80 p. IN.
WHEELING, $40 r. N. IS so D. m
WINLHEsIER RAE a. m, taos. f5:00 pm
FREDERICK. tS.zQ. t9.lQ. t9:IC a NJ. fi.sE
taos, r. - ,.
HAGERsTowN, ts:lo a. m. $500 p. n.
ANNAPOLIS, 47:2C 1880 e. m, fIZ:05 noon
ts:zO, $50. $50. and 1900 .. m.
sDaily. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
TELEPHONES al ali Of the foIIoVsfn,
Ticket Omces: I'M c St Tel. Man 1891: gIs
Staten Ticket once Main 1850; InforT7s
ton Bureau. Main 1850 noI7-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-09

Princeton lost because Dartmouth had
a goal kicker. Already the big colleges
are beginning 20 talk of lowering the
number of points from field goals 10
two or one, instead Of four.
The Washington times., 1908-11-09

FOX EENr-APARTMEN-s
SIX BRIGHT outside rooms. bath. large
porch and yards. Jan4tor service. hot water.
steam heat. 50. KENT. lilo North Carolina
ave. u0s-at
FOR RENT-BeautifuI housekeeping and
bachelor apartments ia the Nelson apartment
house. no. 1898 zgth sJ uW.4 half block from
Connecticut avenue car line. All CouVeu-
fences Rent low. For rates and 70 see
apartment apply 70 JANITOR OF building.
OF WEAVER BROS. I4I5 i 81. nv. nOS-l0t
1870 9TH ST NW.-6 ROOMS AND
BATH is floor apartment. $50 mo.
Apply o. =. .. NEE
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WANTED-FARMS.

owner. ten 10 fifteen acres with house raa-
sona5Ie terms. h JOHNSON. 1a59-a d 80. sg--
MOIST
The Washington times., 1908-11-09

Cornell coaches were disappointed
Saturday. They fear Chicago and are
even more frightened at the prospect OF
meeting Penn
The Washington times., 1908-11-09
$3.50 Per Month


+ sts. ne. six rooms and bath concrete
cellar and furnace. all modern improvements.
Apply TO DR.. r. r, ROBERTS, J1j Tennessee
ave. ne. HOo-5t
FOR RENT-s22 so Ia lexington, a Few steps
from car line; attractive colonial home
OF rooms and tiled bath, ia excellent repair.
COLLINS-GUEItRY CO, 6-l 18Th ST. NV.
motif
si4 18TH ST Sc, sI4.50, six rooms and bath
range and large porch
CHAs. K. THIBBY, 7oS 18TH st. NV. oc7-f
FOR RENT-DesirabIo Jen-room orick house.
1922 = NV. Rent So month. Apply ANTON
STEPHAN. $50 Pennsylvania ave.
se23w, f.m-tf
FOR RENT-BY J. l. KOLB. s23 n Z. AVE.
800 j 81. NV. store and 10 TOoms........ $50 90
SCs II St. large st0re..s...-.-.-...-..,... 500
17bl 4 81. NV. u rooms auC bath. a. 50
1888 4 81. NV J. rooms and bath. $3.50
606 II 81. NV, rooms and bath........ 81 80
242l Pa ave, 9 rooms and bath..---.---. 81
1lO3 i 81. ne. rooms and bath. ..s..... = %
81 Virginia ave, &c. 8 and store p 50
4Z3 I "a. NV. rooms and bath....s.... p 90
105 II ST. NV. Z rooms and bah = %
a6l5 o 81. NV, & rooms and stOre......, 1850
lao A 81. &C.. rooms . ana W., 1z6
Ocl6-tf
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FOR RENT-sToRES.

SPLEEDLDLY equipped first floor room. -8-
g 81. NV with large vault and fixtures and
directors. room in rear very desirable Tor
loan broker.
Apply 10
JORDAN G. Co. Inc.
1906 u ST. NV. MOIST
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

TWO FARNS-I4 acres each. between Ian
han and Sea5rooks part under cultivation.
good timber. Sf15 each Inquire IaIs Eye o.
NV uJs--L
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ZOE sALE OF EXCLAIMED.

FOR SALE OF exchange. one acre, C0udut
road, Rice building site. j. r. CLARK I4--
New York ave ugs-It
The Washington times., 1908-11-09

Koinath will be in the game next Sat
urday sure, the Penn coaches say. But
If he is not, Miller should prove a good
substitute,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

They took it up with swing interrupting the chap
lain at his most eloquent period.
"Yes, yes" they cried "let him leave the country"
IF he will do that gentlemen. il he will consider
that he can do no less in the circumstances in which he
has placed himself. then that further
demand upon him. that society is vindcated and
Mr.. Wilkes sprudence amply justified Sir Richard
answer to u.s. Hear him in patience. beg of YOU"
He raised his hands aloft. swept them about
mighty gesture then folding them behind his back
appeared to wait for Sir Richards who
among them of Honor Marwoods revelation.
None believed that the proposal would otherwise
than surprise to the victim of their cunning, and
they were astonished enough the mmutable sang
froid he displayed.
gan, addressing the chaplain particularly take
mile not one by my souii at the dctaton of Of suoh
crew as this. will not leave country though a
kingdom awaited me across the water Ye hear me
all" and he turned to the assembled brethren
we hear when say that among you to pay
this penalty to the uttermost farthing Gentlemen
here die because better than you TESTED
with the name of woman. Such is unaterable pur-
pose came with the night and into the night will
Think that honor is less than those
who pirate of 1t SO loudly? Gentlemen has fortune been
SO KIND to me that should wish to live? Has life
much in store for that I should fear death? You
complain if fortune brings me to in such
house of nfamy as this? Nay, will not complain OF
1t at ALL"
He dwelt upon the words. .pausing for a brief mo-
though his very sour speaking for him.
very fortune whom he had appealed he
advanced step toward them and lifted the pistol
ask my life~ said; "you shall have there
in your midst where you the dead with
tory. here where trapped honest and have
still the light of her purity shining upon your besotted
faces. Is death aught to me? A moment fire and a
mans agony-a look from CLASSY eyes to the eyes of
those who see-light as of heaven and darkness
hell-the unknown and afterwards the God shall
Judge between us-is that death life? Would We
linger on to the dotards by flash take from
eternity that which eternity has to give? Gentlemen
think that fear to die You shall know the
you shall bear witness all"
Emotion, true apprehension of his desperate
situation. perhaps the memory If all that might
been between Kitty and himself this eloquence
very real on Richard Escombe's part. He way
OF escape Honor had trapped him; may
that 1t would have carried him to the
he had fallen there, dead among them as he
threatened but for that which followed immediately
even in the moment of his last frenzied words
Deaths a Jest he shouted; laughing he spoke
"a jest played at yesterday; deaths estthe best
Jester OF ALL gambler in the dark the master OF
the cards--he knows-he knows"
He raised the psto the men hung breathlessly upon
his words, almost afraid to And then he knew
Richard Escombe knew; and dropping his
side he waited for that voice which that
Kitty Dulcimore had come to Medmenham and that he
would hear her voice again it but the
end
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
l~orvriebt 1905 by the New Yerk Herald CO. Al
EIShss Rese-yed.)
SYNOPSIS


SYNOPSIS
Sir Rfchard E-scombe a daredevil Irish
absence in France; has had a
.rf upon hfs head a suspected JacObite. boldly
returns, partly his partly Kitty
DulcfmOrc. laundering into the Du.cimore country
officers. who In drunken jest put Kitty's name
in 3 LOTTERY. whoever draws it is pledged to marry
ticket Is cunningly thrust
.rUvvtrtiuc hand hat enters
the lovers part Dick rides 10 windsor, and
himself, is made captain by
George N. Three months later Marwood a
discarded mistress of Hsrborne In his pay.
fIarbornc. Forgetting duty Dick fees 70 FIar-
hornes London residence. northumberland house On
nc is piled with liquor by Harborne,s
hfrrIsnES. and reaching Northumberland house he
He StaeSer~ Intoxicated into presence of
and King George The shrcwdIy suspects
the trick and exposes HarbOrne by making him drink
his wine. Meanwhile Kitty hnd ded o Bristol
the house Of her Elizabeth nj
Narlov. Medmenham Abbey. abbey
infamous because OF the reveIs held there
foriOuS society Francis % whi al
ahen his horse, "a away
him. As lie whirls past Medmenham bbey he notices
"a number of fine gentlemen entering ii. a
he lands his head and is picked insensible
ba = cOttager.
convalesciRe he learBS that Kitty been
ahdueted by order of tho Nindictve Harhorne IL
DC taken TO Iedmenham abbey. the abbey the
fast and furious, when Kitty, all unconscious
is usbered N.
To comes Richard Escombe who
swords with Harborne aud stretches
apparently dying the floor. EscOmbe pIedging him
self obey the rule Of the order by fOrfeing his
before another Kitty O
The ladies seek interview with George ii
e. WiRdsor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
CHAPTER xxxvI
The King Returns

7T ND what of phlegmatic friend the marquis
Of Repton during these eventful hours?
Repton, remember, had carried Kitty
to her aunts house at NARROW, and thence be-
lievins himelf to be a very wise man, had ridden
straight home to bed.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
CHAPTER xxxN
The Club Resolves

HERE were some 20 of the brethren. perhaps. to
attend my lord FIarborne when he called formal
meeting Of the Society Of St Francis toward
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SPECIAL COMBINATION RATE IN BOTH
MORNING M EVENING STARS: CENTS
A LIN EACH INSERTION: 81 A LINE A
MONTH; $12 A LINE A YEA
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENTS WILL
BE KEPT o TWO WEEKS AND THEN
DESTROYED UNLESS ADVERTISERS RE
QUEST OTHERWISE.
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FIOrIRf.
THE "oRlGINAL PENEK'S'' U FLOWER
MARKET still continues at 757-Ibs broad ST.
corner Bank. Floral designs and decorations
art stically arranged. This is the original store
and our only other store is a branch located az
80 Orange st. Telephone 2l52-J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSEHOLD GOD Of any kline, contents
OF stores, flats and merchandise Of every de-
%scription. bought for cash. quick and conhden-
tial. VAN POZNAK. So South Orange av..
phone 2071. Newark.
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Furniture and Carpets.

FOR floral designs and cut flowers go to re
NBK's. 1.-THE Original" 6 Cedar st. one dooi
from Broad, formerly at Bank and Broad sts'