Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 4, 1906 · page 6

State’s Attorney Olsen

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he band director‘s. He 1

t” a lie that he had spent any 1

or on been Langdon Key or any I,

women. He declared that” he " '

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palm all e money

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(Edward P. Fay in the Grey Goose.)
It was early eroding, lus lifter tea
tip. fact. Iahd .lat‘ll1 Remind was sit
ling Ilene before a small open fire-
place. An unusual quiet hung about
the- so, for aiL of Jacks people
were 'awdy for a ‘day' or two and even
the: shrvanta had obtained permis
stop to disappear as soon as the last
meal of the (lam was: oven. 1lle~ him-
seif had Intended to go to the club:
but it wasistormy ottlmidc and he was
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“”431?“ 'i‘lotu know it would be
so mam to he a fugitive"
W “-1101: =dalude “'hlmlell‘ .

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mails a fight
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He said he had made up his mind
.1 to ii a on the Thursday preceding the
1 1 ‘on- which he left Chida'xo'.
‘ _, ‘ hé Wrestled with
pro éui whether to blow Out his
‘ 1brsllgslotrrua. la the hours of. dark»:
' pegs“ he decided to kill himself. but
. pbsthoned the not until dawn and with
the “a“ the. instinct to 11919
. . ‘ ' isht won over de£1£
His 'p'repara one were hurried.
had surrendered his life insurance
- llcy hr 35.000 and had receivad “08.
as ddthfnissidn on the sale of the pro-..
cooperative store to the»,
w ‘ it Life Insurance Company
which held a mortgage lien 'on the pre-
not lie drew 1191.700 as salary from.
phat Ollie Cemetery Association,
. we» all the money he had taken
with hint-

“1 ’not smoking it iii-night. however, so
“i could have taken a quarter of a .
gallium dollars without doubt." said he ‘gzaugsg 5:3"; fazytgmfi‘msz‘xa
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by the fireplace with the crackling
flames for company.
stillness was almost‘oppreasive, how-
ever.11and= be was11hslf regretting his
decision He began to fumble in his
5 pocket for acigar; ~

O” Than It was he remembered his old
college pipe. Jumping up. he ran to

he milled it out of a remote drawer
His mother had objected to1 its odor.
Error could he Justly blame her.
for the last three years. this quon

olstened to just the proper do

can» belonging to others " 1 1 1 1n

“mm“ ”‘1‘" “t “m V“ m“ 5.593% iffv'lXS'mlES 93:11?!ch tho

" heat. When he boarded the train t .
(m the, start. of his flight he fainted 3:96,“!!!‘3 settled back comfortably in
‘ and was unconscious for a while; 011' figwahd it seemed! How cm
W ship he "a“ “5"“ stricken ”d fashioned' What was a Havana cl-

back. in the '

“i “‘gwdggs'm' $292112: he was far gar a comparison with an old. woll~

as and prior pipe? There was the
03“in he '9‘“ ‘0 Spain. know- well-remembered flavor scarcely 11f-

fouled by its years of enforced idle-
.laclt puffed slowly in pure con-

lt ls1strange what a small thing

‘ will bring up the punt; it needs ‘but

a. familiar word. or g nce. or mot on

5 total 1°" involved in the to set the mind drilling in the chau-

1mm" ”0“” reach ’2 000' 000' pole of former times and former

thoughts. No wonder that Jpck. sit-
“3.2%“ ,nggyecg‘arig ting alone by the fire in close com-
wanna

munlou with his old college friend

is ' ytllsbility m “‘9 fig“ should almost unconsciously skim by
“OWN"! M” “ the last few years and glide into 11

' um M" W “0'“ M mm or unselectedi memories. With
the smoke curl ng about and per-

! in “W" “'0‘“ 3 1‘1”“? meeting the air, what could be more
“0 “I‘m” 33: 59:31:99:- natural than that he should retail
”mm“ steal. l was in ‘1 thunmther days when he was con u~

and heeded money i put my
9 genuine. not a forgery. in
11 . locus was suggested 101‘
the ban examiner would
111. and he did." ‘
011th it?" 1»

polo ntsd out a mundsbout way
that it who easy to obtain
wqy. Then when my own

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mat mmr

t'li. he. tempted. then he

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for inspiration and comfort

l~or three years be had been out in
the world. working hard in a business
may. going to clubs attending an or-
caaionsl social event; so occupied in
“fact that little time had been allowed
him or retrospect. But to-night
these bros years had disappeared as
if they had now-r been; Jack was
back again in mind It least, in the

miller scenes about him and his
chums coming and going is of yore
How plainly‘lle it! see the old
fellows; how clesri he could hear
theta «lit and mi bwrvllmll’ be
.9qu recall the little mannerisms of
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up‘
that idea in favor of a quiet evening.

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his desk, where. after a little search'

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dam lfl‘lBflfl had been laid away un-
hunched There was no reason for"

unily applying to this same old friend ‘.

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more heaven and earth. to rain a

closer icqusiutancs..and he could re 1
call all the little diplomacies he had .1

made flag of in order to see more of
hoi..1She.batl been indifferent at
first. but .it had made him only the
more determined. ’l‘hen. little by lit-
tle. their. friendship had increased un-

til. before many weeks had passed:

he was .11 constant caller at‘ h'er home.
lite became her escort to the theatre

and ,later in theseason’ took her oa- .

peeing. He had been jolted unmerc

ifully by the fellows. who had early ._

discovered his little affair but he had
met. cared. it had been rather a pleas
ure to him.

This was in his Junior year. There
had been others in the two years be
fare. for a college man must be in
love. but she had eclipsed them all.
His senior year he had been her do.
voted cavalier. The fellows had
ceased to joke him now and took it as
a matter of course. ‘

in the spring of that year his (in
votion had reached its height. lie
had become her. shadow: and when at
last the time came for him to bid his
Alma Mater farewell. the keeuness' of
that separation was partially obiit~
erated by the still more poignant
thought that be we. to leave that
part of the world where she was. The
last time he had called. he could
scarcely keep from pouring out hit
feelings. and had controlled himself
only because he felt that. until he had
taken a place in the world. he had be
right. to speak to her of love. They
had parted almost as lovers, however.
and he had gone away determined in
his own heart soon toreturu for her. .

A. short trip shroud bud followed
his‘grsduaticn, after which he had
settled down at home. Florence and
he had agreed to correspond. and for
a time long letters passed frequently.
After a few months, however. the in-
tervals gradually grew longer. There

break. no quarrel. it may have been
that their continued separation was
capping the strength of their regard
for one another. Florence's letters
began to lose that personal charm
which had characterised them. and at
the same time Jack was realizing that
while it had once been a pita-bra
and a recreation to writ to her, it was
becoming a trifle diflicu to find any-
thing to say.

The result of this lack of interest
was inevitable; by the time his first
year out of college hsd passed their
correspondence had ceased. Who had
writtpp the last letter Jack could not
rctnembor.~ it had simply stopped and‘
for. lwo years he had heard nothing
of her.
= lie rose to reilll hlsrplpen Beforeib
settling down again he went to a
in is and look up Florence‘s photo

. it had stood there there last
ewyeora in. lsimvlow.1but fol-soot
ten. save by. t sobsmbernuld whssem
duty it was to dust that room. 'l‘hsa
stimulus in his desk. he pulled out I
handle of letters.-
had ever received from hero-thaws
she had aunt him in the old college
days as all .ss the more length!

m rod since. 1

pillar 11 into his chair «shin he shred
“fat the [t tan long and earnestly. .1
«van a sweet girl there represented

0 dress was a bit out of fashion acé
ordlng to present standards. but luck
It! not mind that. (or it showed her»

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192%me the letters. Tbs

notes were mostly subsoil
of invitations or thanks; for some .ttl
attentions. There were a tee. it“
var, of a more port-outsilmn gators. As

was no apparent reason for. this: no

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mom as his .
"l‘l [gum It!" be criminals. “1
needs a vacation and i haven‘t been
back to college since i was graduated
I'll a back and see the old place-—

and 'lorencfi." he added softly.
S denly his eye uptight sight of a
latte on the similates-tab ‘

“ out Billy Prentice” he exclaimed
pick 3 ll up.“Mhlt have come this
site own and Maggie forgot to men-
tion lit."
1. 1 ~ ' iignlh threw himttclf
dew by the . e and began to tear
.1 the ears pe. a bit of a smile
ouldn't Bi y be surprised if i
sent him word to be best man at a

Hill wedding otiwo old friends."
Wth that he plunged Into the let-
it was tile usual ltind of 1m
opiate from one chum to another
id what the writer was doing and
av all the chit-chat concerning old
is ds seen and heard from. Jack
weal reading along deeply interested

the otter read "and be told me some
have of an old friend of yours 1 sup~
you know it already. but 1' it take

9 chance and put it down here.

and Gray. to be married next
in. " '

slowly into Jack's
unconsciously wan
tiertd from the page to the are For
a. oment he ted raeantly; then
on lug himself together with an ef-

fo he read on.

“ en saw her when he was back at
cell go a fcw'lllye no.1 He says-she
see 111 very happy. She told him who
it s but he has forgotten the name.
Ne er heard ‘of the fellow, What ‘a
ho case you had in that quarter, old
mal.’ The gang thought It was a
sur thing at one time. Queer how
1:1: gs work out in this world. isn't

Ji cit laid the letter down and sat
l'or1a long time thoughtfully watching
the embers of the dying fire. Then
new mac. shook the ashes from his
pip. long since grown cold; and laid

epping to the table he ‘gathered
up Florence‘s picture and letters. l-lc
gage a hesitatlng glance at the‘ilre-
pla e but could not bear to do it. In
at ti. with a and little shake of the
he 1i he laid them away also in the

‘dr done he draw a deep
V"Wand”. glanced 'at the clock
' been ill round to the pluh,"

he‘ lfihed W”
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Kaiser Willi?! m tier Grease at
Quarantine.

NEW YORK. Sept i.——Following the

wireless message sent by way of cape
Sable. notifying her of the death on
board the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm

. der Greene, Saturday. of her husband.

Mrs. William Oeirlch immediately left
for this city. where she arrived last
night She was accompanied by her
sister. Mrs William K. Vanderbilt. Jr..
Charles M. Oelrich. a brother. reached

needed lo the Belmont. Hotel. where
a meeting was held. The others pre-
sent were Mr and Mrs William K.
Vanderbilt. Jr... Mrs Delricb a9d Char-
lea Childs. the latter an old rlend of
the family. Mrs William Jay. 81 ads
(or of Mr. Oclrloh. is in Paris. and a
cable message was sent to her last
night a

The funeral will be held from the
late residence No.1 East 57th street
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and
it will be private

Charles Oelrloh said last night that
his brother had been ailing for some
time. presumably from liver trouble
”He sailed from this country on June
12 on the same creamer upon which
Ere diedI and arrived at Carlsbad on
one .1.
place taking the treatment. until Aug.
um 20. it what file imprébhlcp bill it

In opening the elrlch home. which
had been closed during the summer.
Mia. Oelrlch and Mrs. Vanderbilt will
remain smile Belmont Hole! until the
bone is ready for. occupancy.

Mr. Oelrich. dccohpanled by wu-
iiam K. Vanderbilt, Jr. will go down
the bay today in a tug to meet the
muscle Wilhelm der Grosse at Qua
rauflne.

The vessel was in“ communication
with the wireless station at Siascobsot,
Mass" at one o'clock this morning The
liner was than forty miles east Of the
Nantucket. South Ghouls Lightship and
if she mnlaes her usual time should be
due to reach her dock in Hoboket; at
2 :30 o'clock this afternoon.

Permission for members and friends
of the family to meet the vessel at
Quarantine was secured la‘stmlght

MEN PAI'I' DIXVV lN DANGER.

More than half of mankind over six-
ty years of age suffer from kidney
and bludder’ disorders. usually enlarge»
meat of prostrate gland. This Is both
painful and dangerous, and Foley's
dildos! Cursrsllould‘cbe
first sign of danger. as it {torrents In
regularliies’ and has cured
snail thisdlsease. Mr.“
Mmett, 3

Port. no.
,flldflered wt
'and kidney trouble for years and uh
tor taking two bottles of Foley‘s Kiti-
hey Cure i feel better than l'bave for
twenty years. although last now ill
years old " = Pisiated's Drug Store
toandl'l‘lle Clitord Bhahnacy. .

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