The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-31
Murrette
SUNDAY.

a bandit, 10 betrayed IT, the sheriff by
his pal. Jud Ross, who covets Par
rish's treasure and Lis wife, Rose.
Cash. however. makes his getaway. He
is pursued by the posse. Meanwhile.
Jud has gone to the cabin. where he
finds Rose packed up and ready to
leave the country on her husbands
return. Cash has given her his prom
ise to reform and she has written q
letter to the sheriff, telling him this.
and revealing the hiding place Of the
loot. Jud tries to force his love-mak-
ing upon Rose, who protests She
uses a long. sharp pin In self-defense.
The bandit, wounded and enraged,
tries to break in the door of the bed
room, where she has barricaded her
self Parrish, running toward his own
cabin. Is shot at by the posse, the
bullet entering the cottage, killing
Jud Parrish and Rose escape on Jud's
horse. The sheriff is satisfied with
the letter and the loot.
MONDAY.
The Little Catamount-Hattie Hem
lock, wild girl Of the hills, has q
will Of her own and a vixenish tenn.
per. She violently refuses to marry
Dawson, her fathers choice, and re-
sists with fists and teeth the advances
Of Pete, a sutton who comes upon her
in the woods. Wallace, young
stranger from civilization, saves her
from Pete-and Hattie falls In love
with Wallace. Pete infiamed with
jealousy, tells Dawson that Wallace is
a revenue officer. On his way to keep
a rendezvous with Hattie, Wallace is
shot He is found by a mountaineer,
who keeps him in his cottage. Mean
while, Hattie, supposing that her lover
has deserted her, bids goodbye to her
dog Fan, and starts to the top of
a high cliff, meaning to throw herself
over. Her farewell note to her father,
however, is found by Wallace, return
ing to her cottage. He is just in time
to save the Little Catamount" from
a tragic death.
TUESDAY,.
The Pretender.-Henry Livingstone
is heir to substantial fortune, and
his father leaves instructions in his
will to the effect that if Henry will
marry his ward, Winifred Gale, his
portion shall be larger; Winifred
hears of this. She sends word to the
young man, whom she never has seen,
that he need not call, as she will not
be a party to a marriage for con-
venience. Henry determines to go to
Australia to look after his late fathers
cattle business. En- route, he falls
into the hands of Bat Rogers and
Eric Eccles. The crooks manage to
put Livingstone overheard and to pass
themselves off for the young million
aire and his physician. In Australia,
they settle and dispose of the business
then return to America.
The Picture Of Dorian Gray.
Dorian Gray, handsome young
man of wealth and a favorite in Lon
don society, has his portrait painted
by Basil Hallward, celebrated soci-
ETY. artist. AS he gazes at it Gray
says. Il wish that l might always
remain young like this painting. I
wish 1t were the picture which would
grow old, and not myself" Dorian
Is in love with Evelyn, an obscure
actress, who plays Shakespeare in a
small theatre. She has promised to
marry him. Convinced that his sweet
heart is a genius, he takes Hallward
and Lord Henry Wotton to the thea
ire. They see her work as it is
woefully bad. The audience Kisses
and laughs at the poor girl. And Do
rian, his illusion shattered, bitterly
Evelyn. She tells him that
never can she endure again the life of
sham and mockery on the stage, for
his love has changed all that for her.
You have killed my love!" cries the
young man, Il will never see you
again."
WEDNESDAY.
Wait and See.-Beth Manners, who
paints on china for her living, finds
a perfectly good patent leather shoe,
which some gentleman mysteriously