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I COB ' I rind It aln't M II
aa t>. Baa. and l find There
aln't aabody bal ?*?*??
Teajll Bad her some day." she put
in oaJckfj "1 shall thlnk of you often
wlth bat listening to her voice in *h<*
?
' cr totnr day."
twlllcht And 1 shall I>e far away.
2 tbe praealae that I have made
and Uviaar oat?arj dearlaf>.M
"I am iMnitid to Altuerlc by his
fortu: baat n name tha' Is
it is my duty to help
him !>e:ir it t.> help bim make It hon
orable agaln. tn Insplre him ln the
UAMiFF SAW AUNi bli UXK.
atruggie that lies before him to rlse
above lt by bls own efforts, ln the
product of bis work"?
"Work?" asked Plke ln astonlshment.
"Yes," she went on. "No matter bow
huml.ly be begins snd no matter what
b eaaai me. I must b* wlth him, help
lag bim. Ian't that true?"
"That's what any good. brave wo?
man would do," he ?a!d.
"lt must be done. I baven't aeen Al?
meric slnce last night, I most see him
now. I've sbirked faclng him today.
He bas always been so light aad gay
that I dread see ing him bendlng under
thla blow. It is my duty to help bim
bear1L"
"Yea; It's your duty all right"
"Then you thlnk I am rlght You
agree"?
"Y'ea; I agree." he answered gravely.
"I give my consent to your niariiage."
"You do!" crled Kthei. And there
a dlstinct horror ln her tone, It
aa lf tbe idea shocked ber.
"I'll place it ln your hands," he an?
swered and theo waa rudely twirled
about by Horace, who had approacbed.
"I protest agalnat thlsr crled the
young man. "She does not know
what she's dolng! I for one won't
have lt!"
"Too late!" crled Ethel, with a chok
Ing sob. "He's consented!"
And wlth a bowed bead ahe ran from
them Into tbe hotel.
CHAPTER XIX.
IN SCSPKIfSB.
HORACE turned on Plke. Hla
voice trembled with auppreas
ed rage.
"A fiae guardlan. yon are!"
he aald wltheriiig'.y. "You came bere
to protect her from eomething you
thoaght waa rotten. Now we all know
If a rotten you hand her overr
Tbe lad paused. and then he laoghed
bdtterly. ,
"By^ove." be eaclalroed of a and
W1TII A i7.'> t.\/? DEdl'AlK ETHEL 11RSED *?N IllM
aaa, "I rdiouMn't be surprlsed lf you
nt tt> the settlement t>
The iawyer looketl at him gravely.
"My aaa, I nhnuldn't be *urprls*d If
1 did '
tba I.orti. baa you play a queer
game. Mr. PfJ
wOh. I'm Jusf crosaing the Kubicon.
Tour father used to say: *lf you're
going to cross the Kubicon. croaa it.
Don't wn.le out to the mlddle and
Btand there You only get h?11 from
both banks!'
"I t>eg y..ur pardon." aald a voice
behlnd them. and they turned to flnd
I*udy Ciet-ch She went on, addr.
Horace:
"Mr. Granger-Slmpson, bave you
aeen my nephewf
"No. I've rather avolded that, lf
you don't mlnd my say ing so." Horace
replied.
"I'm sorry. Lady Creech." he went
on. "but I've had a most awful shak
lng up. and I'm thinking of golng back
home witb Mr. Pike. I thlnk he'a
about right tn bls ideas. Yon know
we sbused blm, not only for himself.
but for his vulgar friend, yet his vul
gar friend turned out to be a grand
duke. and look at what our friends
turned out to be!"
He Btepped quickly to the.entrance
and dleappeared Into the botel. Al
merlc'a voice waa beard aa Lady
Creech turned to go, aud Pike sralled.
"Here be comes now. bendlng under
the blow." be said.
Almerlc appeared wltb a whlte bull
pnp. wblcb he handed over to Mariano
wltb the remark:
"Wash hlui a blt, old chap; tepld
water, you know, and a drop of milk
afterward ?- nothlng but milk, you
know. Be deuced careful. I say!**
Aa Mariano dlsappeared witb the
dog at arm'e length Lady Creech said
aolemnly:
"Almerlc. really tbere are more im
portant tbinga, you know."
"Rotr* replied tbe yonng man. ?*!
almoat oalaaed hlm. But I tblnk I'm
to ba conjrrarulated. you know. Eh?"
"I thlnk jou are. my son," said Pike
qnletly. "I have glven my ronsent."
"BJppln'!" declared Almerlc. And
I*ady Creech atarted forward.
?tlement?" she asked
Pik.' aeddoa.
"TI ? -nt also?everythli
L'thci BBBaB from the sl.le ef the ter
race. foMowed by Horace. wbo seemed
to bt arguing wlth Ilt
I never worrled. y. .u
know." said Almeric "Rut 1 fan.-y lt
wlll be a aalgBl off tbe poor g..\?>ni
or'a mind. I'll w ire him at Nnples. for
he'll be glatl to know at>ont that b.lly
the arrnngoment
matle wlth hlrn. you know
"Almeric. I thlnk It's noltle to be
btare in breabla. but"? Kthel began,
and Plke smiled beblnd hla han.l
looked nt he?- in aatoalahiaeat
"I say. yaa know. y..u've really got
me!''
"I i: ? I atlmlre you f..r your
BaBCB, f..r y.;ir seemlng uncon.-orn
Bndet dtaaraca bal
Bjtaeadl Way, wbo'a dlsgraced?
rnor. as I see It!
tbat eaaa called off. didn't
"a basi ? iean?" she j.
i!erinent ln her \< .
?Why. that aaaa Dafal
' Irn away? Vou l?.ught him
ba woiil.ln't talk. tlltli: ; yaa
him iiioney not to l.otber ua?"
?ba "tilrled oti him llke a storm
"Why. baavaa pity j
thlnk that?" ahe cried.
Almeric was taken aba.k.
?oh?what: Be aeabtat agree?
Oh. I say. that wlll l>e a plll for taa
i.or? he'll bc worrled. you know!"
: el went rlose to htm
"Daafl yaa see that you've gt>t to
worry a llttle about foweelf; tbat
? got tO begln to do sometblng
aartaj that w-ni obllterate this
BbBBBtl To work?to work!"
"What poaalble need wlll there be
f..r that? Wby, there's tbe aettle
ment"?
rlement!" crled Kthel. aghast
"Y..u talk of settlement now?"
**Don't you see? *l ne only objectlon
, waa the settlement, and Mr. Plke's
given his consent to thst"
i "II.-'s consented to tbat?" abe aaked.
"With his own lips. Dldn't youT" AJ
merlc asked Plke.
"1 dkl," said tbe lawyer quietly.
She reeotlod from the group.
i I wanted some
thing 1 thought of value, he refuaed to
let me buy it Totlay, when I know
that name is less than nothing. he blda
me give my fortune for it. What man
ner af BBBB is this?"
Aitii.Tic abiBaeal bls leg.
"I dou't see that the altnatlon ls
changed. I don't stlck out for the pre
cise smount the governor said. If lt
ought to be less becauae of last oight
why. we won't baggle over a fei
thousands."
Wlth a cry of rage and despatr
Ethel tataad on him.
"This is the ftnal word of my humll
lation! 1 felt tbat you were In shame,
and beea use of that I waa ready to
keep my aorf to stand by you and
help you make yourself Into a man.
Now you nsk me to pay you for the
priviiege. 1 atn releasedl I am free! I
am not thnt man'a property to give
away "'
lady Creech turned to Almeric.
"This is Leyond every thlng! Give me
your arm. Almeric. We wlll go."
"Most extrnordinary girl. Beyond
everything, Isn't sheV"
Together they went Into the hotel.
and Plke watcbed them with aomber
eyea. Horace quietly slipped off
thn.ugli tbe arbor. Ethel turned to
Pike tlulaataj.
"What have you to aay to me?" ahe
d.-nianded. "What explanatlona have
you to make?"
"None." be answered.
"Beeause you don't car* what I thlnk
of you. You were willing to give me
up to these people. to let me romanti
clae about bonor and duty, about my
efforts to make that eteatore a man,
and you knew all tbe tlme It was only
the money they were after!"
"I abouldn't wonder." he replled.
"Dldn't you know that would hor
rlfy me? Didn't you aee that your
conaenting. ieavlug me free to give lt
to tbeia, would release me?"
"I abouldn't be .urprtsed"
Tou mean you've been saving me
/ a
/
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e
V
Vgay
Sh< tro* pbipinf; "Sweei Oenevteve."*
nguln from myself? foai let me make
a fool of myself and then show lt to
me. and after that you'll deay lt'
like you. De you thlnk any glrl could
love n man like that? (Jo ba.-k to
your dream girl. your lady of th*
? won't be there." said Daniel
disconsoln:
"She mlght be," Ethel answered in
a dlfferent tone.
"There aln't any chance of that. Tbe
house wlll be cmpty still." be said.
i miirlit be wrong?for once,"
she replied. and tl ?? tears ln
her voice? "Just for OBBuI"
Wltb n qulck look at hlm she ran
from e and Into the hotel. A
moment later. while he was starlng
moodlly nt tbe pavement. a pla;
gaa t<> tlnkle. and a moment later
Bathofa voice came to hlm. II i< face
llt up. nnd he stepped closor to the
wlndow. Then his arms went out.
she was plnying '
thi Baa.
CONFESSES LEON
STRANGLEDELSIE
Chunj Sin Breaks Down Under
"Third Degres."
TELLS HOW GIRL WAS SLAIN
Peered Through Tranaom and 8aw
Victlm Lying on the Bed, With a
Bloody Towel Over Her Mouth.
8ays Leon 3aid She Bit Her Tongue
and Bled to Death.
Malted and in
taaad
?aith Bfaaacatlaa and confnaad with
rapiri : taBBB OBBBg Sin. one
raommata of Laoaj ling, told of
? ?is mardei ln i r the ter
riflc xree"
th? little Chinaman admitted that he
had se.ii the bodj in LaOB Llng's
room. tha! ba had toucbed lt while it
waa still waraa, that he had suiadled
drugs an.l had wat. bad Laoa Llng'a
preparations tor pta< iug the body in
tbe trunk arhBB toaad hcrribly
npose.l bl | night.
Chung Bla in fact iescribed almost
?hiriR caaearalag the murder of
Major OaaaffBl Frani Slgel's grand
daughter. ?-x<.-i>t the actual commis
slou of the <rime He denied any im
plication in lt and proteated stoutly
that he was ljinorant of the where
ahouts of Laoa i suppoaed
murderer. aYftOf the mquisition he waa
aaaa in |10.000 ball in the houae of
detentlon to await tha lnquest.
Chung S!i: waa arreHted at Weat
QalWBJ, N. Y.. a small hamlet near
Amsterdam and *as brought to New
York. Inimeihateh after hia arreat
up state and all during the trip by
traln to this city he was plied with
ona. bullled. p.-rsuaded and en
tangled in a mass of signincant quea
tions He was told that Leon Ung
had 1- bBfad and had lald the
blame upon his (Chung Sin's) should
ers. This. together with the persistent
hammerlng at the prisoner, brought
the confeasion.
Girl Was Drugged and Strangled.
Fiom the man's atorjj it is apparent
that Elsle Sigel flrst was drugwed with
chloroform and th.-n choked to death.
She was killed apparently on the
night of June 9, although Chung Sln
appeared a little mixed in hia datea.
But he 8ay8 that early ln the morn?
ing of June lo he heard a strange
noise in Leon'a roora. adjoining his.
and, looking over tha transora, saw the
girl lying on the aad, with a bloody
towel over her niouth. He passed
through the room, he aays, to go out
to waah his hands. and as he dld ao
felt of the body. whhh was still warm.
After that he went down to the chop
auey rcstaurant below, then returned
to the room. Leon ln the meantlme
had covered the body with a blanket
up to tbe chln and had pulled a trunk
to the middle of the floor. The trunk
Leon waa calmly emptying prepara
tory to placlng the body tberein. The
rope with whlch the body was bound
waa lying on the fioor at tbe time, ao
cording to Chung Sln. Once agaln ha
went down ataira, said Chung Sin.
where be remained until Leon called
him. When he enterad tbe room tbe
body waa not vislble. havlng been
bound with the rope \nd placed ln tbe
trunk.
At tbis polnt of the atory the China?
man waa asked savagely if he had not
aaaiated hia pal in putting the body ln
tbe trunk. Chung Sin atarted percep
tibly. but aaid that ba bad no hand
la it.
Laon Sa<d bhe Bled to Death.
"I dida't aee ber no more," aald
C'hung Sin. "and when I asked I^eon
how she dted he said she had hltten
her tongue and bled to death." Leon
told him. t'hung Sin added. that be
waa golng to send the trunk to Jeraey
Cltv. therve to Europe. As a matter
of fact. lt lay untou.-hed tn the stuffy
llttle room until Sun Leung. proprietor
of tba reataurant below, notlced the
odor about tbe building and summoned
the poli. ?
Bd interrogatlona
Chung Sin .!?-. lined to say just what
happened m the nx>m when the glrl
was BaBtdaied. He admittcd having
heard a s<uffle ln the room tiurlng the
night. an.l tohl of Elsle having arrlved
on the arevfaaa afternoon. the day
when she tlisappeared from her home.
"Did Leon take her UaBtB or di.l sh>^
go of her own accord?" ho was a
"Sh beta alone." ba r.pli.'.l
BI ah. in love wlth Leon or
in love with her?" was another aaaa
tion. At this Chung Sin retapaed into
silence and then only smil?*d and
shook hia head Re ladicated, how
ever, that tba girl had sought out thc
Chinaman.
The confesslon servotl but to clinch
the a'- li. 1" that
Ling klll".l the girl. wh<? l
I into the ways the Calaeee live
through her aaothar. who now ha
taken to a sanitarium. rraand with
gri.-t. ?? however. so far a?
can 1 throw any light as tc.
ahera tbe marderer la at present or
the raate abh h h.- toofe in his flight
from the city
Captain t'arey. of tho bureau ol
bOBBM Me, wlll not permit tbe mass ol
letters found jumbb-d with Hihles and
plctures of ballet girls In that strange
emhrotdertafl
drapt .1 an iron hospital palb?t. to h-t
published
Reproach.d Leon Ling.
Some of the longer ones reproached
liSon Ling for < oldness toward a glrl
that loved him. but many held no
blnt that ahe doubt?d the Chlnaman'a
?n On the contrary. they glow
sd warmly with assurancos of her own
devotlon. Th.-re wasn't a word or a
syllable in one of them whlch might
point tho way to understanding how
Elsie S!ro1 came to her death in the
.led. srlmy room above the chop
-;>op
There is just one letter of the many
found in the room t.f William Leon.
' <nn. thal
clear view of thls tragedy. and all the
other material contalned ao far. It
reads as follows:
? ?m t<> ba growing cold to
me. Just think of the savrlfice I have
made for \..u m> famlly. my frl<
For God'a aake .1
"ELSIE "
Although the mlssion in Chlnatown
whore Klsie Slgel formerly taught has
ioj-.-d. a meeting af Chlaeaa who
bave baaa eeaaartii ristianity
was held In a Doyer str. et mlaaloa to
diacuss plans for rulalng a fund to 88
1 as a reward for tha ?
.-I's slayer No dcflni'o sum
waa decided upon. but a cammlttaa
will go thraaBjh Chinatoun aolicltlng
subserlpt!'
FIND MUCH SILVER
IN SUNKEN SHIP
War Equipment Also Brought to
Surlace Ott Fort Milflin.
r waa
found la b af the
? boat Catai.. a has
etalty of Furt
Miinin in an endeavor to ralaa the
llne;li*h
ll was aaak during
War at that poiut.
The pampa used on the Cataract
ap halmata and other
valuahle equlpmaata but ta most ln
Btaac4 n found that the
gold Whlch bad adoraed the ahoulder
ftraps and the f the unlforms
of the Bagllab aoldlara, had dlaap
peare.l SiU.-r. hOWaVBT, has be.-n
found, a quantity of Ihe ptaclOBB metal
belng broneht to tha surface.
It ls beflevad tbat the hold of the
vessel COBtama more than J
gold. s.-nt to thla country from
land to paj, off the British soldiers.
Th. rnped out the
sand and mud from about the boar
which wlll to raise by the op
eration of a powertul drodger.
"Wad" No Good; Man Goea Mad.
Bayder, bkla., June 2:1 When he
learned that 122.000 in pap.-r BBOBBy
which he dug up in a fleld while plow
Ing was worthless. Wllliam Murphy. a
farm. 1 11*1 miles east of this
pla???-. lost his mlnd. Two weeka ago
Murphy unearth.d a small tln box
with his plaar. Ra pried the top off and
a package of crisp biils lay snugly
withln. Murphy guarded his find care
fully for a week before he learned lt
aaa Confederate money.
Killed Parenta; Spared Baby.
Blga. J? Ueutenant Ershin.
while *Ieep:n>c. was beheaded with an
axe by an orderly. His wlfe and his
also w. re killed after
a short struggle. A baby was un
harmed. The murderer made his es
eaaa
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P. M.
For N. and W. Ry. Weat: 9:00 A. M, 1*10
aod 9:06 P. M.
For Peterabura: 9 00 A. M . 12:10. ?-eO. ?8:30
P. M., 8 P. M.. 9:06 P. aL. 7:26 aad 11:16 P. M.
Por Coldaboro aad Fayetta-rille: t 30 P. M.
Traino aniva Richmond daily: 6:10, 7:00 A.
St. ?8:85 11:46 An M-. ?*10:?6 A. ML. *l:? P.
M , t:06, 6:60. B:00 aad 8:15 P. M.
?Eaeept Sunday. "Sunday Only.
Time ot arrfral aad doparturea aad co&aec
tlona aot ruaranteed.
C. 8. CAMPBELL. D P. A.
SEABOARD
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ame aioaaotra oablt.
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Southern Ry
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V n Kollowin*- echrduia fterurra publiaaa.
only aa information and are *ot eruaranteed
' ' A * 1 for Charlott*
M .-Daih lluflet Broiler to
Atlanta an.| Rirmlrtfham. N^w Orleaaa,
BVn.phia. Chattanooera. aod all tbe South.
Mi*h coaoh for Chaer City. Oxford.
jin
6:00 ?*? at? Baaaaak 1.00*1
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P. M. for all the Sottth.
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4:30 P -mday-T* Wrtt Poiot-<o*.
wactin* for Baltimore Moodar. Wednralar
a*. r'ridar. ??w
M.-Mondaj. WednewJa, a?t rridar
oocal to Weat Patnt.
4:30 A. U - Ba Sunlay- Ixvwl to Weat Potai.
THAINS AHH1VK KICHMOND
(rFr<rrt.th* *OUtbl 7:00 A" U ? ? *> P *? **?*
8:40 A B. y.x Suaday: 4:10 P. M.. daJV
fBa*aQ ? w
J,"*1,,.''* Po>nt: .30 A at . BaBVl 10:44 A
M. wedneaday aad Friday; 5?6 P. at, eicaat
Sunday. ^^
8. E BlBORBrt. D P. A .
BBf E. Bala St.. 'Pbooe 4Bf.
JURGKN'S SON
Before making your purchase
you would do well to call at
the most reliable furniture
house iu the city and see the
fine line of
REFRIGERATORS,
MATTlNGaS,
OIL-CLOTHS
And in fact every thing that is
needed in house furnishings.
RUGS AND
CARPETS
Of every description; also the
latest designs in ROCKERS
and special CHAIRS.
Our good* are th* baat for the price aad
the price is very low.
C. G. JURGEN'S SON,
Adams and Broad Strbbts.
?Mr. Joeepa BTraa*. aar agant ai
Plttaburg. Pa. dealraa all his eaato
m*ra ahoe* auBacrtpUoaa far taa
Rlchanond PLaANST ara paat daa aa
rail aad eettle at aaaa.
?Suhec ib* to Taa PLAJiaa?.