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The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
Nationals Lose Pitchers BatFna Game Here With White Sox Today

the crowd by a wonderful backward slide
in a sitting position. holding tight 20 the
bali and preventing Lord from scoring.
Gessler was caught asleep at the switch
on first in the second inning on Walsh's
deceptive delivery.
Wild Conroy made a neat shoestring
gobble OF Lords drive In the third, pulling
off a regular old-time circus catch, turn
ing over and finally rising with the pill
In his hand.
Beckendorf continued his swatting. for
in tho fourth he smashed the horsehide
TO lefs; but Johnson and Milan were easy
picking for Walsh.
Mcbride led off with a single IN the
fifth. but Bob Unglaub drove a liner to the
clubhouse on which Zwilling made a
spectacular pull-down, thus knocking a
promising rally in the head.
Red Killifer met the ball squarely on
the nose in the sixth. but Zeider put his
hand in front OF his face and the leather
stuck. robbing the second-saeker Of a
single
Beck wanted to make sure that Walsh
was out in the seventh, and as the great
twirier was walking back 10 the bench,
after three strikes, Beck ran up and
gave him a gentle poke IN the ribs with
the pill, which amused the crowd greatly.
Johnson took revenge on Mclean In the
eighth by making the youngster fan the
balmy, but It was too late then 10 make
up for the past. as :hat little run was
already over the pan.
Tannehilrs wicked smash in the eighth
was too hot for George Mcbride to handle
properly and fanny was given hit
Collihower was on the Job in the eighth
and put a crimp in Walsh's little plan 10
delay the game. He told Big Ed 70 get
busy and move quicker. Ed did so.
Walsh was famed in the ninth with
second and third loaded. much TO the
delight Of the fans.
After Milan had gone out to second in
the final session, Killifer drove a
screecher past Lord that was good for
two bases, but neither Elberfeld nor Con-
roy could bring him over the pan with
the tying run.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
CARDINALS BUNCH THEIR HITS.
NathewsOn's Pass TO Higgins Causes
Giants, nefenf

ST. Louis. Aug. 25.-St. Louis defeated
New York this afternoon in well-nigh
faultness contest. But for a couple of
extra-base drives, which were punched.
in the eight inning. the Giants would
have suffered a shut-out. Corridor
pitched ball every bit OF the way. Math-
ewson had nothing, not even speed. On
every ball he pitched TO Higgins in the
seventh inning MathewsOn asked. How
about that one?" And when tombstone
called the fourth ball, which allowed
Higgins to walk. Christy became so dis
susted that he pulled on his glove and
threw it high in the air, and nearly every
player on the New York team did like
stunt Score.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
FAST TINE At EMPIRE TRACK
Colorado Z. Breaks Worlds Record
in MatrOn Futurity Event.
Fastest Mile OF the SensOn Is
TrOtted by Three-yeRr-OId
in 2tO7 Ia.

New York, Aug. 23-Over 5000 persons
turned out to-day for the Grand Circuit
meeting at the Empire track. the first
in this town for many a year. They wit
messed three Of the fastest races under
the conditions Of the season. It was the
quickest sport any Grand Circuit fol-
lowers have ever seen. and that six heats
decided the races in two hours and ten
minutes took the breath away from those
who have trailed after the trotters and
PAGERS from the early meetings at Grand
Rapids and Detroit.
Colorado E in the Matron Futurity, won
In 2.07 Ia and 2:O7 3D. a worlds record
for two heats by three-year-old trotters,
and also the fastest mile by any OF that
age this season. Native Belle. the FLY
that when last in harness in the fall at
Lexington. gained the worlds record for
a twO-year-oId OF 2:O7 81, was a eonten-
der only in the first heat. as a bad break
in the first eighth Of rne second heat
spoiled her chances. Evelyn W. POS IA.
won the PIP class pace handily, and Peter
Dorsey. 2.l7l-4 won the 2:16 trot to
wagon. amateurs 20 drive. and lowered his
record by two seconds in the first heat.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

Dolly Gray will be in the box FOR the
Nationals this afternoon in the final game
of the Chicago series. also the last ap-
pearsnce OF the White Sox here this sea-
son. Jim Scott will likely be Duffy's
choice
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

DR.. c. c. Root. Of the EMF Com
pany, took a trip 70 Baltimore Monday.
arranging a contract with D. c. Walker
Company for EMF cars.
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Hattie 10 n Tie.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Petersburg, Va. Aug. 23.-After battling
for ten innings here this after Don
the MISUNDERSTANDING game was
called off because OF darkness. with
the score standing TO 3. Griffin
and Hannifan. the opposing pitchers,
were each hit heavily in one inning, all
Petersburgs runs being scored on five
hits in the fourth inning. and all Of
Lynchburg's on base on balls and
four hits in the sixth inning With the
exception Of these bad sessions. both
pitchers scatsered the hts we'll The
fielding was fast. and some Of It bor-
dered on the sensational. Score:
R.H. z
Petersburg. oooso OOOoo-s
Lynchburg. 0 o 0 ) o 0 0 O-3 10 z
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

the Stevens-Dreyre Motor Company. is
in the city visiting the Eel Motor Car
Company.
DR.. Frank Hyatt has bought a Chal-
mers 80" from the local agent
James P. Roote and family, who left
here the early part of the week for
tour to New York. have arrived in At
lantic CITY. Mr.. Roote expects 10 90 TO
Boston before he returns home lie is
using q EMF car.
DR.. c. c. Root. Of the EMF Com
pany, took a trip 10 Baltimore Monday,
arranging a contract with D. c. Walker
Company for EMF cars.
Albert Fletcher. Of warrenton. Va. was
in the city Monday. He returned home
yesterday. He reports that the roads
are very good.
Roy Housh left yesterday for a tour
through Virginia. He is using a stude-
baker 90"
J. H. Ebersole will leave for Indian
spois to-day to get 1911 model Marion
cars.
P. 7 Everitt, OF the Everitt Car Com
pany Of Richmond. VIII be in the city to-
day.
E NJ Hunt has purchased an Everitt
car, fully equipped. It was sold by H. c.
Lawson, Of the L. c. Terrell Company.
The hill climb viii include two entries
for motor cycles. First, single cylinder,
thirty and one-half cubic inches: second.
twin cylinder. slxty-one cubic inches.
Harley-Davidson. Mercial, y. s. L., and
the HaverfOrd are already entered.
A. S. Carpenter and wife left yesterday
for tour to Mountain Lake Park They
are using a Riine car.
n. F. Carpenter has gone on a tour
through West Virginia in a ~roxton-
Keeton car.
Nathaniel Luttren has left the Lut-
tyen Company to go with the Goodyear
Rubber Company.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
DanviIIe Downs Norfolk.
i to The washingtA Herald.


Danviile. Va. Aug. 23-Two hits. two
bases on balls. and Munson's error all
coming together in the sixth inning gave
Danville a victory to-day over Norfolk.
Up 10 the sixth Vance had yielded but
three scattered hits. had not walked a
man. and It looked as II the two runs
sent across the plate by Norfolk in the
first inning, as a result Of Priests error
and two hits. were sufficient TO win. Bus
sey. FOR the locals. pitched a steady. con-
sistent game. keeping his hits we'll scat
tered and allowing no passes. Several
fast plays were pulled of in the field
Johnson's one-hand running catch Of
Murray's sacrifice fly in the seventh
being OF a sensational type. Busch, at
short for the visitors, and Rickert. for
the locals had several hard chances which
they accepted. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
GROVE NINE WINS.
EakIe's TwirIing and wiber's Bat
ting Beat Rockville,

Washington Groce, Md. Aug. Z3.-F!ne
pitching by Ealde and timely stick work
by Wiber, Of the Grove Juniors. won the
game from. the Rockville Academy team
yesterday. The visitors had several
chances 10 score, but good fielding cut
out their hope for victory. The same
teams play at Rockville next Monday
Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Ronnolse Hit. Timely.
VINt AtNIH iIhtINs
Special to The Washington Herald.

oIFlIll % IUt v aslInsLUn hernId.
Roanoke. Va. Aug 23-Timely ham
hamering Of the pellet. together with a
streak Of good fortune. gave Roanoke a
victory over Richmond to-day by the
score Of 3 to /. II was a snappy gingery
battle. Even in the ninth. with the score
10 /. It looked as If Richmond would
tie Il Third and second were fllei, with
but one man down, but Messitt famed
and Revelie grounded out, and the agony
was over. Prichard was pitted against
Revelle. and Dutch" was defeated. The
seme fate was mis- the last time he was
here. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
CUBS WHIP DOVES
DESPITE HANDICAP
Beaumont Is Called Away
by Death of Relative.

Chicago, Aug. BIN one OF the best
played games here this season the Cubs
defeated Boston to-day. The locals were
handicapped by the absence OF Beaumont,
who was called away by the death OF a
relative
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

Runs-Doyle. Higgins. Ellis MoWrpy, Ronetchy.
Twobase hits-Conidon. AiowTey Murray Bresna-
ban, Snodgrass Three-base hit--Doyle. Sacrifice
hits-Mowrey, Bridwell. Double play-Bridwel 10
Merkle. Stolen baseS-Snocnass Murray %. Mey-
ers. higgins. Bases on balls-Oh Corridor 3 OF
MatheWson. Struck out-By Gordon. 3; by
Mathewson. 4. Left on bases-st. Louis 4 New
York. :. Umpires-Sfessrs. tombstone and EaSou.
Time Of camel hour and s. minutes
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

The Sherman Athletic Juniors have or
ganlzed for tie season, and would like
to arrange games with all teams in and
around the District averaging fifteen
years. Address all challenges to L. A
Marble. 81 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
LORDS TIMELY HIT
TRIMS The MAPS
Takes Athletics Ten Innings
to Defeat Cleveland.

Philadelphia, Aug. 23-Lord proved his
worth again to-day, when he won an
other game for the Athletics from Cleve-
land by delivering a timely single in the
tenth inning. which enabled the Athletics
TO win by the score OF TO l. Lord won
yesterdays game in the twelfth inning
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

Earned runs-Chicago. /. Left on bases
Washington, a. Chicago. s. First base
on bails-On Walsh. /: off Johnson, /.
Struck out-By Walsh. S: by Johnson, u
Three-base hits - Mclean, Dougherty.
Two-base hits-Beckendorf, Killifer. Sac
riflce hit-Killifer. Double play-AIilan 10
Elberfeld. Wild pitch-JohnsOn. Passed
ball-Beckendorf. Umpires-Messrs. COLL
flower and Connolly Time OF game-l
hour and 45 minutes. Attendance, $3.50.
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Carrigan. Karger. Moskcrman, Wood Truesdale
Wallace. STEPHENS. Link Hooper (9. Engle l2)
Stone C2l. Griggs ~. Newman %. Two-base hits
Wallace. Stone. Lewis. Engle Three-base hit
Speaker Home usns-Truesdale. Newman. Wood
Rrtell Sacrifice hits-Lewis (2, Wagner. Stolen
bases-St Louis. 8; Boston s. First base on balls
on Link. 3; of Kargpr ;: or Collins 3: of Ct
cote 2; Of Petty. !; of Wood. l. of Criss. 2 Hit
By pitcher-By Link !: BY Bailey. l. Struck out
BY Karger. 3; BY Bailey. /; By Wood. ?. Wild
pitch-KaTger. Umpires-Messrs. 0LOughlin and
Egan. Time Of game-2 hours and p minutes
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The Scores.

Hlla lIlllIIl IlIlIlIll- LIeT9- sI0IalIl u Two
base hit-Beck Sacrifice hits - Collins. sweeney.
sheckard Kane. Archer, stolen bases - Collins
Miller. Kane. Tinker. Struck out-By frock. 5; by
Reulbacu. ? Bases on balis-On Frock. ;. Doubie
piays-Shoan 20 Sweeney sharp; SHARPE 70 era
ham 70 Herz0E Left on bases-BoSton. 3: Chl-
cago. l. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and kane-TIme q
camel hour and . minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
BEEBE TWIRLS WINNING BALL
Tightens Up In Critical Stages and
Defeats Dodgers.

Cincinnati, Aug. 2S.-Beebe was IN COM
mand with men On bases to-day. and
the Dodgers lost the second OF the series
90 Tie Reds by to l. Barger was hit
rather hard and was wild at times.
Beebe famed nine. most OF them coming
at critical times. and twice with the bases
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
BOSTON WINS SLUGGING MATCH
Both TenYr Use Four TwirIers in
the Game.

Boston, Aug. 1.-THE Rex Sox and
Browns had their batting clothes on to-
day, and eight pitchers were used in a
game that the home team won. Wood.
the fourth twirler, hit for a home run.
which enabled the Red Sox 10 win. Score.
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huns-ornlth, Egan, Faskert Lobert. HOblit1cI
%. Two-base hits-Bescher, Lennox. Three-base
ht-Smith Stolen bases askert. Lobert Lennox.
Double play-McLean. First base on balls-Of
Barger. Z; on Beebe. . Wild pitches-Beebe. Bar
GER Struck out-By Beebe. 9; by Barger J. Left
on bases-Brooklyn 9; Cincnpati. = Umpires-
Messrs, Rigler and Emslie. Time Of camel hour
and 8 minutes
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PIRATES RECEIVE JOLT.
PhiIIies Win Heavy-hitting Struggle
by 6-to-2 score.

Pittsburg, Aug. 23-Pittsburg lost to
Philadelphia To-Day. 10 ?. Clarke estab-
lshed a new record for outield assists.
making four. He threw out a Quaker at
the plate, one at third. and two at first
Magee's hit over the fence. with a man
on base was the feature. Score:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
NEW YORK. STATE LEAGUE.

At ElmiR-Elmira. 6: Troy. l.
At Binghamton-B / Albany 8
At Syracuse Syracuse. 4; Scranton, .
At Utca-Utica, 0; Wilkesbsrre, 4
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ANNl1AA-sf ffp AutiVlbPf f&irS S.7N-
Clerichaf Rose le2. Won High Flown l07. second :.
Rapid Flight. ~ third. Tine los. Elinora syl-
van Del, .Cl0l{, Stepchiid. Aunt Lena and Hate
also ran.
stecplsha5e; about two miles; purse. 500.
RenaUlt III won. HarpiSt l39. second; Essex.
49, third. Benlala. Chester Maid ard Warrior
fell
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
MINOKrEAGUE GAMES.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Meridisn-vicksburg. ,: Meridian. . Second
game-Vicksbarg 3; Meridian, J.
At Hattiesburg -Jackson- ?; Hattiesburg. !. Sec
ond game7JaCkson. g. Hattiesburg.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Altoona-Lancaster. ;; Altoona. o.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 4; Wuhamsport,
(eleVen iuIingsl.
At JOhnstoTn-York. 6; Johnstown, 3.
at Bauis5urg-Trenton. /; Harrisburg 4
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souTH ATLANrIo LEAGur.
cONNECTIcur LEAGur.

At Augusta-AugIsta. 8; Macon, 4.
At Sarannah-Colunbia. :: Savannah, 6.
At jacksonville Jacksonville, 4; Columhsis 1.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT New 0reans-New Orleans. 4; Memphis. 0.
At Mobile-Mobile Z Chattanooga / Second
Chattanooga 5; Mobile, O.
Al MOutgCnery-Nashville A.; Montgomery, 2
At Observation-Disclosures. 8; Atlanta, 5
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT ndianapolis-Indianapolis 4 Minneapolis. o
At Toledo-Milwaukeo. 3; Toledo. 2
At Columbus-St. Paul, s; Columbus. 4
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5; Kansas City. !
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Al Observation-Disclosures 6; Springfield L
Al Waterhury-NsT Haven. 5; Waterbury. l.
At New Brtain-New Britain, s; Northampton. g.
At Holyoke- Hartford. 6: Holyoke, }
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Rul5-Byrne. Wilson. Titus. Bates. Doolin. No
IAN, Magee %. Tyo-base hits-Wilson ~. Gibson.
Moore. Magee. Three-hase hit-Titus. Home rln-
Magee. Sacrifice hits-Knabe. Moore. Grant Dou-
Die plays-Knabe % Bransfed: Doolin 20 Brans-
field; Grant 20 Brausfeld. Clarke &C Gibson WI
son 20 Flynn. First base balls-Of Leideld. /;
OF Moore, , Struck out-By PHILIPPE. 8; By
Moore. 4. Cmpires-Messrs Brennan and 0'Day.
Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
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NEW ENGiaasAp LEAGUE.

At Lawrence-Lawrence. z; Fall River. o
At Decentralization, s; HaTerhll. 2 Second
game-Haverhill. 8; Brockton. O.
At Lynn-LoWell !: Lyon. O.
at worcsster-NeW Bedford, (: Worcester. L
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Earned runs-W. G., Struck out-By Buck. y.
by Eakle, 10. First base on errors-W. G.. 5. Bases
balls: Eakle. 2 Lett on bases-W G.. g; r. A
5. Two-base hit-Hicks. UmDires-NIessrs Myers
and Beck Time Of game-I hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
NOTES OF THE GAME.

LORD, first UP in the opener, singled over
short. zeider sacrificed. but Milan han
died Meloan's drive in easy fashion. and
Lord was out on the throw TO third.
Dougherty made four hits out OF as
many times up.
Dougherty slapped a single to left in the
second; Tannehill lifted 10 Gessler. Twill
ling singled, Dougherty going to third
but Parent skied to Doc Gessler and
johnson made Sullivan take the count on
strikes, ending the inning.
With Lord on third. as the result Of his
triple 70 left Beckie threw his hulk over
Easily moving wild pitch and amused
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24

Runs-Delohanty Cobb. Daniels Chase Larorte
Left on bases-DetrOit 4; New York. 10 First base
on bals-0f Willett 6: OF Ford / Struck out
BY Wnett, 5; by Ford. g. Thrse-base HIT Jones.
Tw0-base hits-Wolter. DanielA Sacrifice hits
Daniels Knight. Ford Stolen bases-Wolter IN.
Moriarity. Double play-Cobb to Casey to Noriaritv.
Bit by pitcber-By Ford L Umpires-Messrs Pc
Tine and Dineen- Time Of game hours.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-24
TIGERS ARE tanned.
New York Once More Tied for Third
Place

New York. Aug. 23.-The Highlanders
came back to-day and by making their
hits, count succeeded In downing the
Tigers in a fast game. 3 to 2, thus once
more tying up the two teams for third
nlaca Goorp.
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Runs-Bimingham. Barry. COMBS. Left on bases-
Cleveland, 9; Athletics. 5. Bases on balls-On
Falkenberg. 4; OIL COMBS. 5. Struck out-By FAX
enbcTg /; BY Co0mbS. l. Sacrifice hits-Land. Lord
Stolen bases-StoYall. Barry. Double play-Lajois
% Ball 70 St0vaI Wild pitches 49, Falkenberg.
CoOmbs. Umpircs-Messrs. KERN and Evans. Time
Of game-l hour and g minutes.
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lotalS-..--- s. II = IS
'Battcd for Philippe IN The eighth.
fBatted for Maddox n the ninth.
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Ed WALSH HOLDS
NATIONALS SAFE
Chicago TwirIer Allows Only
Five Scattered Hits.
Mclean HELPS WIN GAME

Mclean HELPS WIN GAME
White SOx Right Gardener Triples
and scores on DOugherty's Single
in the Sixth with Lone TnIIy-JOhn-
son Fans TweIve-1iilan and Con-
roy Make Sensational Catches.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Chicago II Washington, o.
PhiIaIdeIphia, p Cleveland, L.
Boston, 13; st. Louis, II.
New York, 3, Detroit, g.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
GAMES TODAY.

Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland Mt Philadelphia.
Detroit nj New York.
st. Louis mt Boston.
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Arthur W. Barber. sales manager for
the Stevens-Dreyre Motor Company. is
in the city visiting the Eel Motor Car
Company.
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.

All games to date.
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Two cut when winning run was made
fBated for Davis IN the ninth
Cleveland.................. 0O0I0 o 0 o.
Athletics. o 900 0lO IL
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Two out when winning run was scored.
/ tBatted for Bush IN the ninth
Detroit ............. I o a n -
New York. ................... o o 0 o q 1-s
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-06-30


EYES," cried the American.
"Ah!" shrugged the judge. and. turn
ing to his secretary. ASK the lady to
come in
Then in a moment of sickening mis-
cry Kittredge saw the door open and
black figure enter with All ashen
white face and frightened eyes. 1t
was Pussy W;.mott treading the hard
way of the transgressor, with her hair
done most becomingly and breathing a
delicate violet fragrance.
''Take him into the outer room." d.
rected the Judge. until ring"
Little by little he dragged from her
the story of her relations with Kit
tredge. going back to their first ac-
quaintance. This was in New York
about year before. Mr.. Wilmott had
not accompanied her on this trip. and.
being much alone. as most of her
friends were in the country. she had
seen good deal of Nj. Kittred~e.
She had met him through mutual
friends. for he was we'll connected So
cially in New York. and had soon
grown fond of him. Before she real
lied it he was seriously Infatuated.
ard the end of it was when she re-
turned to Paris he followed her on
another steamer. an extremely foolish
proceeding. as it involved his giving
up fine position and getting into
trouble With his family
did he ever give you presentsy'
Wees. He gave me gold bag that
I happened to admire one day at Tiff
fany's." Pussy flushed under the
judges searching look. 81 wouldn't
have accepted it. but this happened
just as was sailing for France. He
sent it to the steamer"
"Ah! Have you any idea how much
NJ. Kittredge paid for that gold bag?"
Yes. for ! asked at Tiffany's here.
and they said the bag cost about $500"
The judge said impressively. Mad
am. you may be surprised to hear
that Nj. Kittredge returned to France
on the same steamer that carried you"
mo. no." she declared. II saw all
tn passengers. and he was not among
them"
HE was not among the first cabin
passengers"
"You mean to say he went in the
second cabin? l don't believe it,"
NO" answered Hauteville. with u
grim smile. "he didn't go in the second
cabin: he Went in the steerager'
In the steeraise! she murmurcd.
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"Ah. Coquenil." he said, Ppm sorry
about this business"
Sorry" exclaimed NJ. Paul. 80
is Hauteville sorry. but If you're sorry
why did you let the thing happen?"
NJ. Simon laid warning finger on
his lips. This is in strictest conf
dence. The order came through his
office, but don't believe the prefet de
police issued it personally. 1t came
from higher up"
Coquenil kept his appointment that
night at the Three Wise Men and
found Papa Tignol waiting for him.
his face troubled even to the tip of his
luminous purple nose Later, with
Tignol and Pougeot, he started on a
ride in taxicab. which mystified his
two companions. During the ride.
which took them into the country,
CO1uenil ordered the chauffeur to
knock at the door OF desolately To-
Gated house. No sooner had the op-
orator obeyed when Coquenil climbed
into the chaufTeur's seat and started
the machine ahead ut full speed de-
SpltC VIC NliCS anu mp! tIOtlOhS VI
the deserted machini$t, who plunged
desperately after the machine. That
was Gibelin." laughed the great de-
| tective to his astountle;l companions.
"He was the chauffeur and was spy
| ing on me. He'll have only fifteen
| miles to walk to reac.i Paris"
During the return to Paris Coquenil
| said to pougeot in very serious tones:
Il MAY have to call Oh you sudden
". You may get some strange mes
sage by some queer messenger. Look
at this ring. Will you know it'd
brown stone marked with Greek char
acters? It's talisman. You'll listen
to any one who brings you this ring.
old friend. eh?''
Pougeot grasped NJ. Pauls hand and
wrung it affectionately.
They went to the room Of TignOl.
who announced to COquenil. II have
| found a little shrimp of photogra-
pher who has seen your murderer. all
right"
THE devil" started NJ. Paul.
"Where?'
| Tignol pointed out of window to a
balcony running along the front Of the
hotel. There! There are six rooms
opening on that balcony" Taking Il
sheet Of paper. he made rough dia-
gram:
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"Ah!!" eycnirleu Hautevil!e. 1T is
also the pistol that killed MARTINEZ"
"Now." Continued the judge. you
say you have never been in the alley.
way that we showed you at the .Anso-
mia. Look at these boots. Do you rec
ognize thein!"
In opposition to the advice of his
counsel Eittredge now admitted Ike
ownership of the boots that had made
the accusing footprints. but lie denied
to Hautevilie that he had ever quar-
relied with Martinez. At this Haute-
vile produced the letter Kittredge had
written Mrs. Wilmott regarding Marti-
nez.
There was a quarrel, and you did
threaten him?''
II advise my client not to answer
that question" interposed the lawyer.
and the American was silent.
"As you please" said Hauteville. and
he went on grimly: ''Kittredge. you
have SO far refused to speak of the
lady to whom you wrote this letter.
She was your mistress. Do you deny
that|