The evening world., 1913-07-08

Selo JANA
as ,ae keeper swings open the door
OF Colts cell the odor OF Swset Towers
strik,s you. II IL no delusion. for there
tney are in q delicate vase upon the
entire Ia OLE That hand somsly dressed
tie lady. with the golden hair and
lhSS sorTowful face, whom We passed
ON &,.s stairs, has Just left them. To-
morrow they will DO replaced ny fresh
EAe table .itself Is a pretty ono
tntre Is nothing handsomer In Wash.
,neton SQUARE, 1t Is OF exquisite work.
u.AnsAip. hn1 Is covered vita = dainty
.osnl In gilt cage. hanging against
( eFs~ail, Is a canary. whose duicst
s,raln gushes out from his palpltatinG
thros< In = Hood OF melody.
% pretty, set OF swinging shelves.
Suspended by silken cords. catches the
eye. Here are to 10 found the latest
novel. the freshest magazine. Pictures
here and there break up the dull wall
into gorgeous color. You tread on
rossa, for the cold stones are con-
eeAled BY rare kidderminster.
And Colt-how 10 II with himf
you see no IL not sitting on any PAL
let ~ straw. In u patent extension
chair no Tolls. smoking an aroma Ito
Havana, while no rsads the proceed
inSs Of his trial the day previoua In
the mornings papers. He has an sls-
gent. dressing gown on. faced with
ehsesy-osiersd silk. and his feet are
encassd In deiicately worked slippers.
70 one side OF him II his bsd-a mir.
Ncls Of comfort. -.
NWhen he 10 tired Of reading or smok-
Ing Of sieeping he takes . stroll in the
yard. II u necessary to dress for this.
and his toilet takes considerable time.
Finally no appears. booted and gloved.
He may have his sealskin coat on. or he
may appear Id . light autumn afa!r OF
exquisite cut and softest tint In his
hand 10 q gold headed switch. which he
sArelessly twtris during his promenade.
Then comes hls tunch-not cooked In
ths TombA but brought In from hotel.
Il consists Of a. variety Of dishes-Quail
on toast. game pates. reed birds. orto-
Ians, FOWL vegsta bles, coffee. cognac.
Then II 10 back again 70 his easy chair
with book and cigar" e..
Conpiots Himself.
Colt's<stai vas held in the big council
chamber - the City Hall. b.
HAVING already written and aligned his
sconfsss ion,''- Colt took the stand In hie
own behalf He was easy. lucid and
Q,oks without confusion. And yet nj
made Q had, witnssa II was his man.
psr, his atmosphere. rather than wna'
he said that told 20 his disaster, hs
related The, killing With every suose.
ousnt detail Of boxing up the murdered
Sody. and was throughout as coldly
unssnotional ~ q snake. II was COT,
himsalf. not the evidence. which pnoveo
ton.XGcH for the sensibinties OF ths
SurI sady after a hSjef hour's confat
theS cdsne In! with averdlct OF GUILT
Tksss +. wsre the usual appeals. bu'
the upper court refused to set aside
,ns yefxiet, and the hanging OF Colt
was set FOR Nov. IS, 1s+2-fourteen
months After tho murder.
The yellow haired Miss HensnA
came to see Colt every day. 3d. Also
Ala the Rev. Henry Anrhon. Colts
Sr.th.r Samuel, was a frequent visi-
Tor So. too, were Lewis Gaylord Clark
his tuneful Payne Judge Merritt and
Robert Emmett
A Rappy Bride.
phe awful day arrived. The sallowa
was placed In gloomy position IN the
Tombs yard.
afternoon at 4 o'clock. In Colts cell
At II o'clock In the morning were
Gathered q remarkable group. the pur'
Soss for which they had come together
was no less remarkable. 1t was to VIII
ness the wedding Of Colt with th'
faithful ysllow haired Miss henshaw
Niss Hepshs " face was aglow viii
happip>ssv II was~nOt at all. upon this
S.st day. the countenance OF gir
shout 70 bs wsddsd In the shadow OF
~ sallo~A. and Tor whom hanS'
,rSn.S naoeo must taAe the place Of
/ msrrsSs, wrpAtha, Likevi.e. her COS
tumS which included a otter mum.
srson sAAE.. q. eisrst eeio'ed o'oal
STGnaaI sxout, Hitb aearlst cord. eh'
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