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SYNOPSIS.
. RIJ? Dudley arrived In Snn Francisco
to Join his friend runt distant rnlntlvo
Henry Wlton, whom ho wns to nsslst
in an Important nnd mysterious tnsh,
and who ncromtmnlcd Dudley on the
ferry boot trip Into the city. Tho re
nmrknblo resemblance, of tho two men
l noted ntid commented on by pnssen
Rers on tho ferry. They see a mini with
mm to eyes, which sends n thrill through
LHiuley. Wilton postpones nn explanation
oi tho BtriuiBo i-rrand Dudley Is to per
form, but occurences cnuso hint to
i,,K'.w ll, 19 0,10 of 1,0 ordinary mcnnltiK.
Dudley Is summoned to the tnCTKue and
thero finds tho dead body of his friend,
Henry Wilton. And thus Wilton dies
without over explaining to Dudley tho
puzEllns work ho was to perform In San
l rnnrlsco, In order to discover tho se
cret mission Ills friend hud entrusted to
lilm, Dudley continues his u!i?ulst nnd
pot-mlta himself to bo known us Henry
W ilton. Ho lenrns that thero Is n boy
whom ho Is chnrsed with secretins ""J
protoctlnjr. Dudley, mlstulion for Wil
ton, Is employed by Knnpp to assist
In n Block brokernRo deal, a lies Dudley
llnds himself closeted In n room with
Mother Ilorton who makes a confidant
of him, Ho enn learn nothing about tho
mysterious boy further than thnt It Is
Tim Terrlll nnd Darby Meeker who nro
fitter him. Dudley visits tho homo of
Ktiapp nnd Is stricken by tho beauty of
Luellu, his daughter. Slumming tour
through Chinatown Is planned. Tho trip
to Chinatown. Giles Dudley learns that
tho party Is being shndowed by Terrlll.
I.ticlla and Dudley nro cut off from
tho rest of tho party nnd Imprison
ed In n hallway bvbtml nn Iron-bound
door. Threo Chinese rulllnns approach tho
Imprisoned couple. A battlo onsucs, Ono
Is knocked down. Giles begins firing. Tim
Terrlll Is Been In tho mob. A newly form
ed mob Ih checked by shots from Olios'
revolver. Policeman Corson breaks down
the door with un ax nnd the couple Is
reneued. Luolla thanks Giles Dudley for
saving her life. Knnpp appears nt tho
olllco with no trnces of tho previous
night's debauch. Following his Instruc
tions Dudley has n notnblo day In tho
Stock Kxchange, selling Crown Diamond
and buying Omega, tho object being to
crush Docker, Knnpp's hated rlvnl. Dudley
discovert thnt ho loves I.tielln Knnpp.
Mother Borton tells Giles Dudley that
"they've discovered whero 'tho boy' Is."
Tho mysterious unknown woman employ
er of Dudley meets him by appointment
with "tho boy" who Is turned over to
Dudloy with his guards and they drlvo
with him to tho ferry boat to tako a train
out of tlio city.
CHAPTER XXII. Continued.
Tho trnlp had not gathered headway
beforo a man bent besldo mo, and
Abrams' volco spolco softly in my ear.
"Thero aro two of 'em aboard,"
"Yes? Whcro did you find them? I
asked.
"In tho stoko hole. I hid behind a
bench till every ono had gone and saw
'em crawl out. They bribed a fireman
or deckhand or somo ono to keop 'em
under cover. They got oft tho boat
at tho last mlnuto und I sneaked after
cm."
"And thoy'ro on tho train?"
"Yes, throo enrs back next to tho
sleepers. Shall wo chuck 'om over
board as soon as wc get out of Oak
land?" "Not unless wo aro attacked," I ro
turned. "Just sit down by tho rear,
door and glvo tho signal if they como
this way. There'll ho no trouble if
thoy aro only two."
Wo reached LIvormoro at near 11
o'clock, without further Incident tlinn
a report from Abrams that tho spies
of tho enemy got off tho train at every
station and watched for our landing.
Yet when wo stood on tho platform of
tho bare llttlo station nt LIvormoro
and saw tho yellow cars crawling
away on tholr eastward journey, wo
looked In vain for tho men who had
tracked us.
"Fooled, by thunder!" said Fltzhugh
with a laugh In which tho others
joined. "Thoy'ro off for Sacramento."
'They'll havo to earn thoir monoy
to find us thoro," said Abrams.
Tho gray day had becomo grayer,
nnd tho wind blow fresh in our faces
with tho smell of rain heavy upon it
as wo sought tho hotel. It was a
bare country place, yot tho trees grcrw
by tho hotel nnd thoro wore vines
climbing about Its sido nnd it looked
as though wo might bo comfortablo I
for a day, should bo havo to stay thoro
so long.
"Plonty of room," said tho landlord,
rubbing his hands.
"Wo wish n largo room, you know,
whero wo can bo together," I said,
"and sleeping rooms adjoining."
"Hero's Just tho placo for you," said
tho landlord, taking tho way to tho end
of tho uppor hall and throwing opon
a double door. "Tills is tho upstnirs
parlor, but I enn lot you havo It.
There's this largo bedroom opening oft
It tho corner bedroom, sir and tills
small ono lioro nt this sido opens Into
tho parlor and tho hall. I'orhaps you
would llko this othor, too."
"This Is enough for our comfort," I
nssurcd him.
"There'll ho a flro horo In a minute,"
said tho landlord, regarding tho miser
able little stovo with an oyo of satis
faction that I attributed to its eco
nomical proportions.
"Tills is good enough," said Lock
hart, looking about approvingly nt
tho prim horsehair furnlturo that gavo
an awosomo dignity to tho parlor.
"Fiats our quartern below '.lollow,"
said Fltzhugh. "And no need to havo
your gun wlioro you can grab it when
tho rim man says boo!"
"Don't got that idea into your head,"
pala I, "Just bo ready for anything
that comes We're not out of tho
woods yet, by a long wuy."
"They'vo gono on to Sncramonto,"
laughed Fltzhugh; aud tho others
nodded In sympathy.
"Indued?" I said. "How ninny of
you cdold have missed seeing a party
j i f y
MSD
QS5S!Z&J5
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of nino get off at a wny-statlon on this
lino?"
Thero wns silence.
"If thcro's nnyono hero who thinks
he would havo missed us when ho was
sot to look for us, just let htm speak
up," I continued with good-natured
raillery.
"I guess you're right," said Fltzhugh.
"They couldn't havo missed soolng
us."
"Exactly. And thoy'ro not oft for
Sacrnmonto, and not far from LIvor
moro." "Well, thoy'ro only two," said Lock
hart. "How long will It tnko to got a doz
en more up hero?" I asked.
"There's a train to N'llos about
noon," said ono of tho men. "They
could got ovor from thero in an hour
or two moro by hard riding."
"Tho Los Angeles trnln comos
through nbout dark," said anothor.
"I think, gentlemen," said I politely,
"that we'd best look out for our de
fenses. Thoro's likely to bo a stroniy
ovenlng, I should Judgo."
"Weil," growled Wnlnwrlght, "wo
can look out for ourselves as well as
tho next fellow."
"If there's bloody crowns going
round, tho othor gang will got Its
share," said Fltzhugh. And tho men
about mo nodded,
I was cheered to sco that they need
ed nobody to do their fighting, how
ever advisable It might bo to do thoir
thinking by deputy.
"Very good," I said. "Now I'll Just
look about tho town n bit. You may
tiraB'
III ?im-
5v "JTSSTar 27VO OF 7TlSn7r"
como with
liugli."
mo, If you please, Fltz-
"Yes, sir."
"And Abrams and Loekhnrl may go
scouting if thoy like."
Abrams and Lockhurt thought they
would llko.
"lletter keop together," 1 continued.
"What's tho oarliest time nny one
could got horo?"
"Two o'clock if they drove ovor."
"I'll bo around hero by thnt tlmo.
You, Abrams, can "look out for tho
road and see who comes into town."
"All right, sir," Bald Abrams. "Thoro
won't anybody got In hero without 1
catch sight of him."
Lockhart nodded his assent to tho
boast, and aftor cautioning tho men
who wore loft behind wo sallied forth.
Tho town was a straggling, not un
plenslng country placo. Tho hiiMluoss
street was depressing with lt stores
closed and Its saloons opon. In tho
residence streets I was bettor pleased.
Man had done little, but nature was
prodigal to mnko up for his omissions.
Tho buildings woro poor and ilinuy,
but In tho mlddlo of December the
flowers bloomed, vinos wopi green
bushes sent forth tholr loavos and t'ho
beauty of tho scono ovon under tho
leaden skies and rising galo inado it a
delight to tho eye.
"Not much of a place,"' said Fltz
hugh, looking disdainfully at tho build
ings. "Hello! Hero's Dick Tlialchor.
How aro you, Dick? It's a yonr of
Snndnys that 1 haven't seen you, This
is er n frlontl of mlno, Thatcher
you needn't mention that you've seen
us."
'"We needn't bo strangers to
TlMher." I laughed. "My name Is
Will n. Of course you won't mention
our luminous."
"Oh. no. Mr. Wilton." said Thntcher,
Impiessed, and shifting tho quid of to
bacco in his Inntorn Jaws. "Of courso
not."
"And you noodn't sny anything of
our being hero nt nil," I continued.
"It might spoil tho trndo."
"Muni's the word," said Thntcher.
"I'll not lot n soul know till you sny
'Lot 'or go.' O Lord! I hope tho trade
goes through. Wo want a lot moro
caplinl horo."
Mr. Thatcher began to scratch his
bond and to expectorate tobacco Julco
copiously, and I suspected ho was
woiulorlng what tho secret might ho
that he was not to botrny. So I made
husto to say:
"Is this stable yours?"
"Yes, sir," said Thatcher eagerly.
"I've been running it nigh on two
years now."
"Pretty good business, oh, Dick?"
said Fltzhugh, looking critically about.
"Nothln to brag on," said Thatcher
disparagingly. "You don't mnko n
loriuno running a livory stnblo In
these parts times nro too hard."
And thon Mr. Thntchor unbont, und
between periods of vigorous mnstlca
tion nt his cud, introduced us to his
horses and eagerly oxplnlned tho nd
vantages that his Hlablo possessed
over any othor tills sldo of Oakland.
"Very good," I said. "Wo may want
something In your lino Inter. Wo can
ilnd you horo nt any time, I suppose."
"O Lord, yes. I llvo horo days and
sleep hero nights. Rut It you want to
take a look nt tho proporty boforo It
gets a wetting you'll havo to bo pretty
spry."
My suggostlon of a trade had misled
tho worthy stableman Into tho Impres
sion that I was considering tho pur
chase of real ostato.
'Til see about It," I said.
"Thoro's a big rain coining on, sure,"
ho snid wnmlngly, its wo turned back
to the hotel.
II was n llttlo after 1 o'clock, but as
wo approached our qunrtors Lockhart
camo running toward mo.
"What Ib it?" I asked, as ho panted,
out or breath.
"There's a special train Just come
in," ho Hnhl; "an ongino and ono cnr.
It's at the station now,"
"So? Did any of our frlonds como
on it?"
"Abrams has gono down to llnd out."
"Come along then," said 1. "We'll
sco whut Is to bo seen."
CHAPTER XXIII.
A Piece of Strategy.
A fow Idlers woro on tho plntform
of tho station as wo approached with
much apparent unconcern, our hands
in our ovorioat pockets whero tho
weapons lay.
"Whore's tho trnln?" I asked, look
ing at tho havo tvaek.
"Yonder," grunted n native, point
ing his thumb lazily up tho road whore
tho engino lay by tho watering tank,
sinking its thirst.
"Well, Just let mo und Lockhart
walk ahead," said Fitzliugli gruilly, its
wo started along tho truck. "I
shouldn't havo tho first Idea what wo
was here for ir you was to bo knocked
ovor."
Fltzhugh could not bo much moro in
the duil; on this point than I, but I lot
lilm luivo Ills way. If sonio y.io was
to tin shot, I was routly tti roalgn my
c laim to tho distinction In favor of the
first comer.
Thoro woro porhaps n scoro of peo
ple about tho car. ,
"Thoro's Abrams," said Lockhart.
"Thero's no dangor, thon," snid Fltz
hugh with a Kiln. "Sco, bo's beckon
ing to Ufh"
Wc hastened forward oagorly.
"What is It?" I nuked.
"There-" no ono horo," said Abrams,
with a nuECtetl look.
I wont forward to thn onclne. Tho
cngineor wns as closo-mouthod as
though words woro going nt n dollar
nplece and tho mnrkot bounding up
ward. When t tried to question tho
flromnn tho engineer recovorcd his
toftguo and had so many orders to bo
nttonded to thnt my words woro lost
In a rnttlo of coal and elnng of Iron.
And tho engine, having drunk Its
fill, changed Its lnborod breathing to n
hissing nnd swishing of steam that
sent tho hot vapor far on both sides,
anil then gathering speed, puffed Its
swift way back tho rond by which It
had come, leaving tho car deserted on
a siding,
"Hero's a go!" cried Fltzhugh. "A
regular puzzlor!"
"Tho first thing Is to to visit tho
telogrnph ofllco nt onco," snid I.
Tho operator was Just locking his
llttlo room In tho station as wo enmo
up.
"No, sir, no telegrams," ho said;
"none for nnybody."
"That Is n now way of running
trains," I said with a show of Indif
ference, nodding toward tho empty
car.
"Oh, thero wns a pnrty camo up,"
said tho agont; "a dozen fellows or
moro. Hill said thoy took a fancy to
got off a milo or moro down hero, and
as thoy were an ugly-looking crow ho
didn't sny anything to stop them."
"1 don't see what thoy con ho doing
up in this pnrt of tho country," I re
turned Innocently,
"I guess tioy know their buslnoss
anywny, It's nono of mlno," said the
agent. "Do you go In hero, sir? Well,
It will save you from a wetting." .
Wo had boon walking toward tho
hotel, and tho chatty ngont left us
under its voranda Just as tho light
drops began to patter down in tho tlust
of tho rond, and to dim tho outlines of
tho distant hills.
Tho homo gunrd of our party re
ceived tho news cnlmly.
Wnlnwrlght hud established a
modus vlvcndl with his young chargo
and I -saw that ho managed to got a
word out of him now and thon. I had
to abandon tho theory that tho boy
wan dumb, but I suspected that it was
fenr rather than discretion that bird
led his tongue.
"Do you think tho gang havo got
Into town?" nsked ono.
"They'll havo wot Jnckots If thoy aro
on tho road," I roturned, looking nt
tho rain outside.
"Hadn't wo hotter find out?" In
quired Wnlnwrlght.
"Aro you Ifl a hurry 7"- I uskod In
turn. "Tho landlord has promised to
send up n good dlnnor In a fow mln
lies." "Hut you sec"
"Ycb, I sco," I Interrupted. "I sco
this that they aro hero, that thoro
aro a dozon or moro of them, nnd thnt
they aro ready for any dovlltry. What
moro can wo llnd out by roaming over
tho country?"
Wnlnwrlght nodded his ngvecnicnt
with mo.
"And thon," I continued "thoy won't
try to do niiythlng until aftor dark
not boforo tho mlddlo of tho night, I
should say or until tho townspeople
havo gono to bed."
"You'ro right, sir," said AbraniB. "A
dark night nnd n clear Hold suits that
gang best."
"Well, hero's tho dlnnor," snid I;
"so you can make yoursolvoB easy.
Porter, you may keep an oyo on tho
stairway, and Drown may watch from
tho windows. Tho vest of us will fall
to."
In tho midst of the meal Porter
camo in.
"Darby Mocker's In tho olllco bo
low," ho nnnounccd.
"Vory good," I snid, "Just fake
Fltzhugh and Wilson with you and nsk
Mr. Meeker to Join us."
Tho men looked blank. Portor was
tho first to speak.
"You don't mean "
"I mean to bring him up horo," I
said blandly, rising from tho tablo.
"1 suppose, though, It's my placo as
host to do tho honors."
"No no," camo In chorus from tho
mon.
"Como on, Porter Fltzhugh Wil
son," I snid; and then added sharply,
"sit down, tho rest of you! Wo don't
need a regiment to ask a man to dln
nor." Tho others sank back Into their
seats and tho threo I hud named fol
lowed mo meekly down tho hull and
stairs.
(TO HR CONTINUE D. )
Worship the Cow.
In tho Nilglrl hills of southern I nil In
thoro dwells n raco of mon, tho Todas,
who dovoto tho whole of thoir career
to tho worship of tho cow or, to bo
precise, of tho buffalo. Their most
sacred tomplo is a cow liouso, and
tho wholo lifo of tho peoplo is gov
orned by tho most rigid obsorvanco
of. tho routine of dairy work, ovory do
tall of which is porrormod with tho
most elaborate ritual. They alono can
perform tho duties of milking and but
ter making who havo been duly conso
crated for this work by fasting and
tho performance of myBtorlous ritos.
Ueprosentlng the only priesthood,
they tiro compelled after tholr Initia
tion for tho rest of tholr days to play
tho role of tho dairyman. Tho lessor
priests mny marry, but tho high priest
must bo collbnto, at least for a given
period of years. Polyandry Is tho fam
ily rule, hut dlvorco Is unknown.
Sweet Nature Story.
A billygoat climbed a tull fir troo at
Hood river on tho ranch of Frank
Chnndlor. Tho witness is Hans Lago.
Whilo on his way to tho city Lago dis
covered ono of Mr. Chandler's acro
batic billygoutH up CO feet in a largo
llr tree, browsing ns contentedly nB if
swiping sweat peas through a neigh
bor's plckot fence. Hood River Nows
Lotto.
Tho 8ympnthy of Friendship.
It is subllmo to feci nnd sny of an
other, I need never moot, or speak, or
wrlto to him; wo need not ro-onforco
ourselves or send tokens of remem
brance; I rely on him ns on myself; If
ho did thus or this, I know It was
right. Ralph Waldo Emorson.
Kind Man!
"Don't follow mo, pup," said tho
good nnturoil man to tho lost dog. "I
havcu't nny moro homo tlinn you have.
I llvo In a flat." Loulsvlllo Courier
Journa. Gentles of Qorse.
No ono who sees n cotumon or hill
ride covcrod with gorso In full flowor
can fall to appreclato Its beauty, and
wo enn well understand bucIi plant lov
ers ns Llnnnout nnd DUloiiius going
Into ccstnsles of dollght, as they aro
reported to havo done, when such n
sight first burst on their view after bo
Ing acquainted with tho plant from bo
tnnlcnl mntorlal only.
Character Shapes Our Lives.
Wo cannot divide our work from
oursolvos, nor Isolnto our futuro from
our qualities. A ship might iib well try
to sail north with her Jib and south
with hor mnlnRnll a sa man to go ono
way In conduct and othor wny In char
actor. What wo do belongs to what
wo aro, nnd what wo aro Is whnt bo
comes of us. Henry Van Dyke.
Never Satisfied.
Mnko a man n present of n four
cylinder automobile, and tho probabil
ities aro that ho will regret that It
Isn't a slx-cyllndor affair.
Tho Long Climb.
It Is Raid that a man -begins to go
down hill at 40, but a good mnny peo
plo find that tho uphll climb bcglnB
at thnt ago.
Dally Thought.
Peace In this lifo springs from nc
qulesconco oven In dlsngreeablo
things, not In exemption In bearing
thorn. Fonolon.
The Average Wfoman.
Tho nvorago womnn considers It a
compliment It nhn told sho resem
bles an actress. Atchison Globo.
Human Nature,
TIb with our Judgments ns our
watches; nono nro Junt alike, yot each
bollovos his own. Popo,
Keep It In Your Mind.
Mnko youi'solf a shcop nnd tho
wolves will cat you. Italian.
Laundry work nt homo would bo
much moro satisfactory if tho right
Starch wcro used. In order to got tho
doslrcd HtlffnoBB, it Is usually noccs
nary to uso so much stnrch that the
beauty nnd flnonosB of tho fabrlo 1b
hidden behind a pnsto of varying
thickness, which not only destroys tho
nppcaranco, but nlao affocts tho wear
ing quality of tho goods. This trou
bio can bo entirely ovorcotno by using
Dcllnnco Stnrch, as it can bo appltod
much rnoro thinly bocauRO of Its great
er B-ongth than othor mnkoa.
Imperfections of tho Perfect.
My studies of peoplo havo led mo to
tho conclusion thnt tho high and lofty
soul Jins a good hit of tho hypocrlto
In his composition. Ixmdon Outlook.
The Man Who "Knows Better."
In tho relationship between tho
nrchltcct nnd client, whon tho cllont
"basses tho Job," tho rosult is unsatis
factory. Dulldorii' Journni.
"Ilnndsomo Isb" Is not always na
handsome ns ono Is photographotl.
If ERE IN OMAHA, IN
OUR OWN SHOP
We grind our own in
tIhI, lie blfocnl lcnne.
Tlltr'o In nn ramnt
to flnlie or ugly linen to blnr the vlalon. Ono
otlil plcco of glum. Ask to sen tliem. Freo
fix urn I nntl on. 1IUTKHON OPTICA!. CO.,
I'xcliiHlvn Opilolnnn. 21:1 Koiith inth Street,
Oiimlia, N'ebriiNkn. Factory on promises.
H'liolomlo nnd ltctnll,
Omaha Directory
WboUiaU icd null
i).lpt la T.rrtblm far
ftOititlaaiii't UM", Including rlne In-I
rorud Tilil DilletelM. If tlurt li anr
llttl lUm yga art snitilt to obtain la yarIIoaTowi,
wrln ai for prlciioaiam-, at wawlll b tart U liaTilt.
Mnll onton carefully flllad.
- IMPOPtTrfiti fit. pgatrnn in
ntiur irnnn DtinnitrTO
AND TAFlLt DELICACIES
TttI.HO.MjVT
COUItTNEY ft CO., Omaha. Nebr.
Aulnbnurjh'a complcto
fi f-nlniftiii hi rill aH
iu J j' J - w unit
W 9: N. AU LABAUQH
Yin. n, iouu uuugiii St., umaiia.
i:riT.llll,lNlli:il 18H0.
GP QlllllOPT 00I-4O3 Ooutl) 10th 8t.
. C. OilllKUl I OMAHA, NEBR AUK A
of nil klmlu, direct from
maker to wenrer. Have
the middle, maii'H prollt.
TAFT'S DENTAL ROOMS
1517 Douglas St., OMAHA, NEB.
Kellable Dentistry at Modarat Prices.
THE PAXTON
Hotel
European Plan
ttoomn from 11.00 up nlnple. 75 cents up double.
CAF1C l'KICES REA3QNA11LE
RUBBER GOODS
l mull nt rut prleea. Bend for freo catalogue.
MYE-K8-DILLON DRUQ OC, OMAHA, MfcUll,
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