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dense and rank underground. be found
some difficulty in accurately discern
ing distant objects. Although the path
was straight. thus obviating any turn
ing of angles and a consequent sud
den and unexpected meeting. be could
not see Kirby. and for a moment the
fears OF an deliberately planned am
buScade arose in his unworthy mind
Indeed. the setting offered many in
ducements 90 one who. like himself
might entertain such n laudable pur-
pose.
These mOmentary misgivings were
however, abruptly dispelled. for from
far down the path Kirby's voice sud
denly broke the silence:
Good morning. colonel! Is thar
you? Are you quite ready? Stand by.
for I'm cOmingr
Moreau instantly turned until he
faced the trees on his right. Thus be
presented the smallest possible surface
TO his advancing foe. Although the
articles OF agreement called FOR mu-
tual and simultaneous advance. he was
aware that il is easier 20 FIRE from a
fixed platform. and he consequently
deliberately halted. his left shoulder
thrown forward and the pistol level
with his eye. He could now discern
Kirby. who. unmindful OF all tactical
or strategic advantage. came saunter-
Ing toward him. the right hand dan
CLING carelessly at his side. he was
whistling, but had MOreau been nearer
he would have noted the sinister lire
running from nose 10 mouth aud the
Gxity Of purpose in the br0oding eyes,
all Of which belied the CHEEKY carol.
Moreau, standing like rock which
disputed the others progress. waited
and watched once he made a sudden.
violent movement I'm the hope OF
drawing Klrby's fire. but the latter
never needing, continued his seeming
u careless advance. ON he came. thIr-
" PAGES; twenty. and still no sign
from either man; fifteen. and Mo
reau's hand whitened az the knuc-
kles and his head came slowly down
as he impaied the other on the sights
OF his pistol ON came Kirby. still
whistling. rs If on pleasure stroll.
the right hand still dangling carelessly
at his side
The nervous tension was fast GROW.
ing uubearable More1uS nose looked
pinched. and the breath whistled
through il. ON came Kirby - ten
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Iro DE Continued

An aristocratic papa. on being re
quested by rich and vulgar young
fellow for permission to marry zone OF
his girls" gave this rather crushing
reply:
Certainly. Which would you pre-
fer, the nurse maid or the cookY'-
London Chronicle.
The Bachelor.
He boasts that he has been able to
remain a bachelor. though exposed to
all temptations"
He ought to keep still about II.
That only shows that nobody wants
him, and look at the guys that can
get marriedw-Cleveland Leader.
Harold
"Yes. papa
whats this hear? You say you
won't go 70 bedg'
Papa" replied the statesmans lit
tie boy, If you heard anything like
that l have been misquoted. kansas
City Journal.
Irony.
''The way 20 run this country" said
the egotist. lis TO put thoroughly wise
capable, alert and honest men in CON
troll Of all affairs"
Yes answered Miss Cayenne. but
what are we going 10 COZ There's
only one OF Washington star.
''How old is kitty. pop?"
1.-TWO years old
''And how old am u"
-Four years"
Kitty has whiSkers. and I haven't the
FIRST sign OF any yet"-Ladics' Home
Journal.
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call Cameo Kirby" he exclaimed.
pointing a threatening finger. I'VE
seen yuh all come from the duelin'
oaks. an we all have just come from
there. Yuh all have killed an unarmed
man. an we all are goln' TO have yuh
at up for murder"
my dear sir" replied Kirby. ar
ranging his cravat. you ais inten-
tons speak we'll for YOU alrs respect
for Justice. but I assure YOU all there
Is some mistake The gentleman I had
the good fortune 10 Kill entirely merit
ed his end. Moreover. he was not IN
armed, but made an earnest and sin
cere effort TO settle me all. In short.
ours was fair and hOnora bic meeting.
and as such matters are not prohibited
by the statutes I really fail to see how
1t concerns you all-comes within the
scope Of you ais worthy usefulness"
Them big words and maxim fun Of
my langwidge don't change the case. -
said the farmer grimly. Il seen yuh
alrs victim with my two eyes. an so
did my boy and a lot others. He didn't
have no weapon OF any kind. an that
we kin prove. Lynchin' is too good for
you. Mr.. Kirby, an yuh all know it."
The devil it is" replied Kirby.
You are the victim OF a mistake, Mr..
Farmer. and I'm evidently the victim
OF an enemy who has concealed my
late opponents weapon. I will not per
NIT your ignorance 10 swing me from
the end OF a rope"
Tom, run for help. I'll hold this Eel
low" cried the farmer. And as the boy
ran of the malarial gentleman flung
his wiry arms about Kirby.
A fierce and protracted struggle en-
sued, Kirby realizing that he was not
only lighting for liberty, but life In
those days lynch law was only too
common, and he knew what 10 expect
at the hands OF an Infatuated. ignorant
and unreasoning mob. And in the pres
ent instance ail explanation would
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CAMEO KIRBY READY TO DO BATTLE WITH
MOREAC.
PAGES, and sudden throb OF flame
leaped from Moreau's pistol. followed
by whirling wreath OF smoke and a
reVerberating crash. He reeled from
the heavy charge. At the same mo-
ment kirby's listless hand swept up.
and without breaking step he fired.
The drifting smoke parted in shreds
and streamed away. The startled
crows had ceased cawing. and of
somewhere a bluejay ventered to tim
idly call its mate. Once more the cool
serenity had descended upon the duel
ing oaks. Kirby was still advancing.
but Colonel Moreau. giving little
cough. hesitated a moment. then fell
prone. a small blue indentation disfig-
uring the purity OF his lofty forehead.
Cameo Kirby looked gravely down
upon the body Of his late enemy; then
as gravely he parted the trees and.
with bowed head. slowly threaded his
way toward the distant town.
Kirby had not long left the scene OF
N---A@SN bNA'AN 4 NAAl
from an almost Numerically opposite
direction. burst into the grove and
tripped headlong over the lifeless form
Of Colonel Moreau. Recovering him
self. the boy stared in horrifed amaze
ment at what he had never expected
10 see. That God should have thus
defended the impious seemed impOssi-
BILE. Astonishment quickly gave place
10 a sense OF burning outrage, a bitter
ness, adherence and vindictiveness
which UNNECESSARILY overswept all
previous feelings Of treasured animosi-
~ and hatred. Now. Kirby must
atone not only for the suicide OF John
Randall. but for the death OF that
gentieman's fancied protector and
champion.
Swayed by his present emotions,
baked Of revenge and thirsting for
some means OF expressing &c, young
Randall now stopped to an action
which dishonored his name. race and
country. In cooler moments he would
have repudiated an action which for
feited the respect OF all decent men.
But he was hostage TO a tempestuous
and violent passion which counted not
the means TO an end. Single handed
he might not hope 20 hunt down Kfr-
by. but II he could enlist the assist
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seconds. fob. already having had one
encounter. we are permitted TO meet
alone Gentlemen. l see yoh have
guessed the truth. The fact is ! am
going to relieve yoh of the annoyance
certain plan might have occasioned
yoh. have just received word tina;
Cameo Kirby is awaiting me now az
the dueling oaks. We show our weap-
ons on sight, and this time 1 shahl XIII
him"
mo. by God. you don't. / claim
tnat rightr' cried Tom Our plan is
bad! never liked IL anyway. They
Kept me from going out after him yes
terday. Now he's where l can get
him
This quarrel is between Kirby and
myself. subj" sharply interrupted Mo
reau. The message was 10 nae"
Il take IL OF your hands," exclaimed
Tom, laughing wildly. ITS mine by
right and I claim It. Thank God. in
naif an hour | can look my family in
the face without shame. and Adele
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HIs Styls of Boat.

~And your husband Is q yachtsman7''
Yes, indeed. and awfully enthusias-
tic about 1t. He has a nice boat OF his
own"
''Is it a centerboard boatT"
'N-no. From what hear IL must be
a sideboard boat."-Cleyeland Leader.
Friend-I noticed Mr.. Blunwood rid
ing with you in the carriage.
Widow-Yes. and he was very con-
selling.
Friend-Did be speak about the good
deeds of your poor husband?
Widow-NO, but he said "a look well
In black
Evidently a Myth.
Il have just been reading that LORD
Byron was a clever boxer"
There must be a mistake about Il"
why do you think 500"
IF be could box why did he waists
his time writing poetryy' - Chicago
Record-Herald
81 see you are cultivating a garden"
ayes" answered Mr.. Crosslots.
q suppose you derive both pleasure
and profit from it"
Not exactly But il leaves me more
contented. IL makes the cost OF vege-
tables in the market seem small By
cOmparison."-W Washington Star.
as he n good Watchdog"
Best l ever owned. but you've got
to learn To understand his signals.
When there's any suspicious character
prowling around he sticks his tail be-
tween his legs aud puts up the mourn
fullest howl YOU ever heard."-Chicago
Tribune
The Modern Way.
will your daughter aud her hus-
band live with you when they return
from their wedding journeyT"
I'm not quite sure about It, From
the way Sadie talked it seems likely
that she and her husband will at once
take possession OF our home aud let
Us live with them as long as they can
End it convenient."-Cleveia Plain
Dealer.
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prove futile. Tor mob rule is not infu-
enccd 10y Judgment. and he was al-
ready doc with bad name. They
would hang him FIRST and inquire into
the merits OF the case afterward. m
possible prompt and ignomiuious hight
was his only salvation.
True 90 his class. Eirby'S opponent
possessed some knowledge OF wreS-
ting. hut was totally ignorant OF even
the rudiments OF pugilism. and the
younger man confined his efforts 10
frustrating tripping attacks while at
the same time striving to free his pin
toned right arm. This at length he sue
Ceeded In doing. A vicious wrench. q
clever feiut. smashing uppercut. and
the malarial gentleman went down on
his back. while Kirby. waving an airy
adieu TO the now advancing army Of
yelling pursuers. took nimbly TO his
heels
But feet and long winded runner
though he was, capture was not thus
10 be lightly outfooted The cry OF
Catch the murderer is infinitely
more potent than that or stop Their
and pursuers were multiplying in his
track at an alarming rate. adding at
every step fresh runners TO their
ranks.
On sped Kirby. every variety and
class OF humanity at his heels. Once
or twice his way was barred by some
energetic and inquisitive newcomer.
but n clever dodge or well directed
blow left him to swell the ever increas-
ing army Of impotents in the rear. No
fox doubling and redOubling on his
tracks while in full view OF the pack
owned more keen delight in thus
stalking acumen and agility against
overwhelming odds than did the young
gambler. BY now the city proper had
been gained. and the pursued. dashing
around the first opportune corner, be-
came lost 10 his pursuers.
Kirby found himself in a quiet side
street lined with aristocrauc, fat lit
tie red brick houses whose drawing
room balconies were little more than
a mans height from the side path.
He vaguely realized that he was in the
heart OF New Orleans old French
quarter. The street was not very long.
and he did not know TO where it led
Owing TO the early hour the shutters
OF the houses were still closed. but
one house seemed to be an excep-
ton, for his quick. searching eyes
noted on his right a half open draw
ing room window with its gently flap
ping curtain
He had dropped into a quick walk
In order to gain much needed breath
Ing spell, but now as the hue and cry
OF his persistent pursuers became moreI
insistent he again broke into run
In few moments they would turn the
corner and sight their quarry. Almost
at the same instant another chorus OF
cries came from the far end OF the
street toward which Kirby was has
tening. H incontinently halted. real
izing that the enemy. familiar with
the neighborhoOd. had divided its army
and sent one contingent around his
flank to head him of. He was trap
ped. for IL was impossible to advance
or retreat. Louder and louder sounded
the cries from front and rear. An
other minute and the short street
would be choked with the meeting
mobs.
Without hesitation nor caring where
IL would lead. Kirby accepted the des-
perate and solitary chance that was
a<ered hirn-. HAst;Lx- retnrninG to the
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no6ss WIZ T71rc- open 'wiraI0w ana as
cending its steps. be leaped high In
air, caught the Overhanging balcony
drew himself up, leaped over the elab-
Orately scrolled railing and. pushing
aside the gently bellying curtains.
stepped quietly into the room.
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gambler, and. with hanging lip. he
fell back. overawed by the silent but
compelling mastery OF caste.
His parent. however-a stringy.
drawing. malarial gentleman-was
cast IN a more determined and heroic
mold. "Yuh all be the gambler they
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cSPITE his fifty odd years.
Colonel Moreau set out for
his destination NJ so vigorous
pace that Tom Randall. who
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06

DONAU HAS TOP
WEIGHT IN DERBY
Winner of Kentucky Classic is
Given Greatest ImpOsf for
Lafonia Opener

CINCINNATI, June 5.-The Latonfa
derby will be contested tomorrow at
the opening of the spring meeting OF
the Latonia jockey club. The meeting
is scheduled to run until July 3. IN
dications point to field of six horses
facing the starter in the feature race,
a mile and half event, although II Is
possible that one or two will be ADDED
by noon tomorrow. The race has
guaranteed value of $4,000.
Donau, the winner of the Kentucky
derby at Louisville, will carry top
weight. 127 pounds. Joe Morris, Boola
Boola and Royal Report will be asked
to accept III pounds as an impost,
while Gallant Pirate has been allotted
la pounds and Milton b will be the
lightest, weighted with III pounds.
In accordance with the state law OIL
kentucky, pari mutuels and auctlon
pools will be used exclusively py .ne
track management for those desiring
to wager on the results.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
MARKSMEN SCORE
POORLY AT SHOOT
High Wind Prevents Record
Making on Ranges at Shell
Mound
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

OAKLAND, June 5.-A high wind
which blew in from the bay retarded
the marksmen at the Shell Mound
ranges this afternoon, and the scores
were below the average.
Willis Siebe surprised himself and
friends by beating such cracks as Har-
ris and Whaley in the pistol competi-
made two scores of 80. The Shell
Mound shooters held special competi-
tion for silver spoons, which were won
by Henry A. Harris, A. Thompson and
f. Poulter
]. Whalen made the highest score in
the shoot of the Hibernia rifles, COM
pany C. He turned in total of As.
The indoor shooters of the Shell
Mound club viii hold a special p cali
Der rife competition for members only
al the E1neryville range Friday night.
Following We're the scores made at
the targets today:
Hibernia rifles, Company c. first monthly
medal shoot-Maior c. ]. Collins A, Captain
sargJ.ni NJ j. Ryan a. Lieutenant D. t o,meilI A.
McHugh 40, Sergeant d. Mahoney AZ, J. Rea-
gan 8s, N. sullivan &c. NJ, Donohue so, 7.
6a Harrigan 2S; j. Breheny 81, NJ. Hanley A.
Corporal j. Whalen As.
Oakland turner schuetzen rife scorez-B B.
Brunje 22l, II. Loefher sr. 27a: ]: stirn 24l M
J. Schmit 167, Il. Loeffer Jr. 100, R. Heine-
man 23S H. Plug 202, P. 9TH 1913, Colonel
Theodore Gier las, +. Ralphs 156
Bullseye scores-H Ioef6er Sr. 272. II. W.
kleinenbroich 163 a. Engehardt 253, II. Loef-
fer Jr- l99 R. Heinmean 294, H. Plug 155.
+. Ralphs 1872
Deutscher krieger verein monthly medal shoot
champion class Captain +. Kaiser 361 first
class. c. Meyer 219; second class. ]. koeberle
2ll; fourth class. +. Hemmelskam 30; most
centers. G. Hetzel; most red flags. G.. Hetzel
Winners of bulseye prizes-H. Henninger, G.
Hartmann, G. Hetzel, Captain F. Kaiser, Lieu
tenant II. Silberzahn, John Bender.
Shell Mound pistol and rife club monthly rife
competition Champion class: L. S. Hawxhurst
2l2, 199; f. Schierbaum 1879, 206. First class
r. Long 1S7, 1SS; X. o. Kindgren 202; ]. w.
Phillips 191; J. Logue 1T2. 164: C. W. Seeley
1875. 201; ]. G.. Day 1872, 1871: A. Thompson $50,
1879: H. w. hleinenbroich 167. 1I3; P. Paulson
137; c. Often 164, ia. Second class-L Erick-
son 1870, 1SS; g. Holstein l9S, 1885, Third class
&C. Thiele 134, 67: s. Phillips 14T. 129; G.
Hughes Ill, SO; ]. Nelson 1l9, 153. Unclassi-
hed-J- j. Bentley 147 164.
G. Armstrong "a; c. w. whaley 81, 50; W. A..
Siebe go 80: H. A Harris So s4; ]. E. Cor
man "a. 50. First class-J. Phillips 76 20; Dr.
R. A. Summers 81, So A. Poulsen 81; Captain
George Larsen 50, So Second class. G. Day
81, IS; J. a. Jones g. 81 f. Schierbaum so,
81: H. W. Kleinenbroieh "A, 20: F. Poulter 73.
IS; NJ. Nielsen "a, 30; l.. Erickson ~ 76. Third
class-C. W. Seeley 26. SO; W. Guild 81. Sc:
W. s. Williamson SO, IS: A. Thompson r. IA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
Independent Baseball
Special Dispatch to The Call

l.
MODESTO, June 5-The Modesto Reds de-
feated Newman today by a of 3 to 2 in 10
innings. Newman led, TO 0, up to the last
half of the ninth inning. when a batting rally
on the part of the Reds tied the score. The
tenth was full of exciting plays and close de-
cisions, but the Reds slipped in the winning run
in the last half. The crowd was the largest
2, 100 being present Both Mobley and Pierce
twirled good ball. The summary r. H E.
Modesto Reds -.-......-.....-..
Batteries: Modesto-Mobley and Palm; New
man-Pierce and Hilton. Umpire-James Nealon
of San Francisco.
WILLOWS, June 5.-The baseball game played
here this afternoon between the Willows Giants
and the Marysville Reds resulted In victory for
tory makes the sixteenth without defeat for
the locals. Batteries: For Willows-Thode and
French for Marysville-Davidson and Bossen
The local team hit the Marysville twirler for six
bingles and Marysville secured five off the Will
lows sabster.
SAN ANsELMo, June 5.-In an interesting
game of ball here today the local nine defeated
The batteries were Bailey and Gallagher for the
home team and Gafney and Sundberg for the
visitors.
REDWOOD CITY. June 5.-The undefeated
Dingee Park team won its eighth consecutive
victory this afternoon. when 1t took the Shreves
Of San Francisco into camp by to score.
The features of the game the batting Of
J. Allain. two double plays by Fox, Wilmer and
Becker, and the batting of Mobbs for the Wis
tors. Score: r. H. e.
Dingee Park. ........-..s......... 8
Shreyes ........--..........
Batteries-Fox and Allain; Harrison and Ard
way.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
BOWLING ANALYSIS
Premier Golfer Whyte Is
Beaten Again

Three tournaments were completed
yesterday on the golf links at the Pre-
sidio. The feature was the Anal match
of the Council cup event. c. D. Whyte,
rated the cleverest player in the city,
was once more taken into camp. The
honor of lowering the premier players
color fell. to the lot of NJ. Earl Cum
mings. who beat him one up. Whyte
finished one up in the forenoon, but
Cummings overcame his lead in the
afternoon and beat him out on the last
hole.
The monthly medal play tournament,
bogey handicap, was won by H. w.
Postlethwaite, who finished two down
The two ball foursomes was won by r.
NJ Eyre and w. n. Stewart
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
Bay City Wheelmen Win
Trophy Race

The annual race for the Stockton
Golden Gate park yesterday. was won
by the Bay City wheelmen. They
scored Is points, Garden City wheel
men being second with IL points, and
New Century wheelmen third with 10
points.
Fred Diver, Of the Bay City wheel
men, was the star He rode the fastest
heat Of the day. doing the five miles in
5 minutes and 19 seconds. He scored
10 Of the is points made by his team.
Burns was the other Bay City rider
to win q heat and Bourne finished
second IN one Of the heats.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
Basket Ball Committee
Scores RoughneSs

NEW YORK, June 5.-Coaching from
the side lines and unnecessary rough
ness came in for a scoring at the sew
enth annual meeting of the collegiate
basket ball rules committee held in New
York today.
-Four personal fouls will disqualify a
player from games In next seasons
play, instead of five fouls as hereto
fore.
Altogether the lines against rough
play were more tightly drawn by the
rule makers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
MoToR boats on RETURN

KEY WEST, Fla, June 5.-The motor
boats Berneyo, Caliph, Caroline and
Iilys, the contestants in the recent
race from Philadelphia to Havana, ar
rived here from Havana this morning
accompanied by the Cuban cutter
Gypsy. After taking on supplies and
gasoline and resting a few hours. the
motor boats assembled at the main
channel buoy in Key West harbor and
from there started on the return race to
Atlantic CITY,