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RESULT OF BAD READINGi

A Louisville Boy Inspired by DimeNovels Won Evil Notoriety

in New Albany Ind

Louisville Ky Nov 13In anattempt at a bank robbery a youngman entered the Merchants NationalBank at New Albany Ind shortlybefore noon yesterday and killed JHangary Fawcett cashier of thebank seriously wounded John KWoodward president of the bankand wounded James R Tucker anegro chauffer probably fatally

When Haj entered the bank hecarried a j In each hand Aftercommandin eryone to hold up hishands and into the vault Hallbegan shoo

Cashier I 2tt was shot through-the chest frneck and died almostInstantly resident Woodward wasr

shot throw the liver and his in-testines

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were perforated Tuckerthe chauffeur was shot through thebodyFollowing the shooting the mur¬

derer rushed from the bank andtried to escape in an automobilewhich he had taken from the curb-In front of the residence of its own ¬

er Mrs Walter E Scott in Louis-ville

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He had forced the negrochauffeur at the point of a pistol todrive him to New Albany

After the shooting at the bankthe chauffeur was paralyzed withterror and apparently incapable ofaction sat still when the robberjumped into the car and orderedhim to speed up the machine Therobber then jumped out of the au-tomobile

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shot the negro in the backand ran two blocks to the Ohioriver He seized a skiff and was onhis way to Louisville side of theriver before the frightened citizensof New Albany knew what hadtranspired

An alarm was given through amegaphone on a dredge boat and ina short time several policemen hadstarted in pursuit in a fast motorboat Capturing their man theybrought him to shore where by aruse Police Captain Adams keptback the crowd of 200 personswhich crowded around the dock asthe police boat landed Commanding-the prisoner to lie down CaptainAdams announced to the crowd thatthe man had taken poison and wasdead meanwhile carrying him to thepatrol wagon and giving the word-to drive ahead The bandit wastaken to the New Albany jail Afew moments later he was removed I

to the Southern Indiana Reforma ¬

tory at Jeffersonville to escape themob which realizing that it hadbeen tricked had assembled at thejailThe bandit is good looking in aboyish somewhat effeminate wayHis rod hair had been recently cutue is not over 2U years old and isfive feet six inches tall

The bandit was identified asThomas Jefferson Hall and accord ¬

ing to William Jefferson Hall hisfather the desperado is but 17years old The older Hall who hasa furniture store at 802 South Pres-ton

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street in this city said thatyoung Hall was a household tyrantand not insane at all

He Is simply mean said thefather The family Is formerly ofKnoxvllle Tenn

W J Hall detailed his sons ac ¬

tions for the last few years sayingthat dime novels had been the

I youths constant readingAmong young Halls effects was

found a powerfully made cabinetlined and outfitted like a room ItIs believed that the boy expected toescape with his loot today crawling-into the box which was consigned tol-

OR J Smith Knoxvllle Tenn andescape as freight

LIVED 152 YEARS

Wm Parr Englands oldest manmarried the third time at 120 worked-In the fields until 132 and lived 20years longer People should be youth-ful

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at SO James Wright of Spurlock-Ky shows how to remain young Ifeel just like a 16yearold boy hewrites after taking six bottles ofElectric Bitters For thirty yearskidney trouble made life a burden butthe first bottle of this wonderful med ¬

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THE WEST INDIA HURRICANE

Great Damage to Property and Prebably to Life in Jamaica

Tampa Nov 13 According to ad-vices

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received by the United WirelessTelegraph station in Tampa late yes-terday

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afternoon a hurricane of greatviolence has ravaged Jamaica Themessage came from Kingston viaGuantanamo It declared that thehurricane was accompanied by an un-precedented

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rainfall which washedaway the Jamaica railroads The tel ¬

egraph lines have been badly crippled-and the cable service interrupted-

The dispatch relates that some halfmillion stems of bananas were lostThe United States survey ship Eaglewent Into a pier and was beachedbeing pulled off later by the Englishcruiser Scylla

There were a number of fruitsteamers in the harbor of Kingstonwhen the hurricane broke over thatport Two of them the Bradford andAmado went ashore The Amadohas been floated but the Bradford isstill aground-

A Religious Authors Statement-

Rev Joseph H Fesperman Salis-bury

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eral books writes For several yearsI was afflicted with kidney trouble andlast winter I was suddenly strickenwith a severe pain In my kidneys andwas confined to be eight days unable-to got up without assistance Myurine contained a thick white sedi ¬

ment and I passed same frequently-day and night I commenced takingFoleyu Kidney Remedy and the paingradually abated and finally ceasedand my urine became normal Icheerfully recommend Foleys KidneyRemedy Sold by aU druggists r

State of Ohio City of Toledo-I ras County as

Frank J Cheney makes oath that heLj senior partner of the firm of F JCheney Co doing business in thecity ol Toledo county and state afore-said

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and that said firm will pay thesum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS-for each and every case of catarrhthat cannot be cured by the use ofHalls Catarrh Cure Frank J Cheney

Sworn to before me and subscribed-In my presence this 6th day of De ¬

cember A D 1886 A W Gleasonseal Notary Public

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SERVED HIM RIGHT

Detroit Nov 13A betrayal offaith led to the killing of a man by awoman In this city yesterday

Samuel F Morley a wealthy youngfarmer who resides near Detroit wasthe victim and was shot down by MjssBertha Lietzau because he refused toredeem his pledge and marry her Itis the old story of a womans trustand a mans perfidy The young wom ¬

an says Morley compromised her andthen refused to keep his word andwed her She was placed under ar ¬

rest She did not attempt to deny thecrime pleading betrayal as her justi-fication

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WORTH MUCH WEALTH

Hamptons Magazine has Heavily In ¬

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to be paid Commander Peary forthe serial right of his north polestory and photographs-

DIRE DISTRESS-

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Dont neglect an aching backI Backache Is the kidneys cry forhelpNeglect hurrying to their aid

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Mayo Nov 13Alter a campaignof several weeks with both factionsdiligently at work Lafayette county-in the election of Wednesday wentwet by a majority of eleven

It was not until yesterday that allprecincts were heard from and theresult proved most disappointing tothe prohibitionists who were san ¬

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THE MAN FROM BRODNEYS

A Thrilling Story of Law and Love

and a Struggle for Life and Wealthwith SemiSavages-

BY GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON

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A handsome young soldier offortune a princess of enchant ¬

ing beauty two eccentric advertturers who leave wills disposing

I of the island of Japat < nd itsI ruby mines two heirs who mustmarry within a year to inheritthe property despite the factthat they are already married-a shrewd American lawyer ascheming British solicitor apretty stenographer a princewho is musical and profligate-and a horde of fanatical Mos ¬

lems who will inherit the richesof Japat provided the heirs donot marry each other these arethe leading characters in a ro ¬

mance which for genuine nov ¬

elty thrilling and unusual situ ¬

ations live American humorand the pathos of a great but

I apparently hopeless love hasI rarelysurpassed

been equaled and never

CHAPTER ITilE LATE Mtt SKAGO3

HE death of Taswell Skaggs wasstimulating to say the least Inexpres

I the end of a bale old age by tumblingI aimlessly Into the mouth of a crater on

the Island of Japat somewhere in themysterious south seas The world hadquite Thoroughly forgotten him duringthe twenty odd years Immediately pre ¬

ceding his death It was howevernoticeably worth while to remember-him

t at this particular time He left-a last will and testament that badefair to distress as well as startle agreat many people on both sides of theAtlantic

I In Boston the law firm of BowenHare was puzzling itself beyond reason-in the effort to anticipate and circum-vent

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the plans of the firm of BosworthNewues Grapewln London Eo Cwhile on the other side of the AtlanticMessrs Bosworth Newnes Grapewin were blindly struggling to do pre-cisely

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the same thing In relation toMessrs Bowen Hare

Without seeking to further involvemyself I shall at once conduct thereader to the nearest of these law of¬

ficesPretty badly tangled 1 declaresaid Mr Hare staring helplessly athis senior partner

Hopelessly agreed Mr Bowenvery much as if he bad at first Intend-ed

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to groanBefore them on the table lay the con ¬

tents of a bulky envelope a long andstupendous letter from their Londoncorrespondents and with it a copy ofTaswell Skaggs will Mr Bowen re ¬

cently had been named as Joint execu-tor

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of the will together with Sir JohnAllencrombie of London W C onetime neighbor of the late Mr SkaggsA long and exasperating cablegram-had touched somewhat irresolutely-upon the terms of the will besidesnotifying him that one of the heirs re¬

sided in Boston He was instructed-to apprise this young man of his goodfortune

There was one very important per ¬

haps imposing feature in connection-with the old gentlemans willhe wasdecidedly sound of mind and bodywhen it was uttered

When such astute lawyers as BowenHare give up to amazement the

usual forerunner of consternation it Ishigh time to regard tbe case as star¬

tlingReadit again Bowen

The willNo the letter-

Whereupon Mr Bowen again readaloud the letter from BosworthNewnes Grapewin this time slow-ly and speculatively

They seem as much upset by thesituation as we he observed reflec-tively

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Extraordinary state of affairs 1

must sayAnd I dont know what to do about-

it I dont even know bow to beginTheyre both married

And not to each otherShes the wife of a Lord knows

what of a lord and bes married to an

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i uncommonly nne girl they say not¬

withstanding the fact that she haslarger social aspirations than he hasmeans

And If that all Important clause inthe will is not carried out to the let-ter

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the whole fortune goes to the bow ¬

wowsPractically the same thing He

calls them natives thats all Itlooks to me as though the bowwowswill get the old mans millions Idont see how anything short of Prov-idence

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can alter the situationThank heaven Bowen be names

you as executor not meI shall decline to serve Its an

impossible situation Hare In thefirst place Skaggs was not an Inti-

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friend of mine I met him inConstantinople five years ago and aft¬

erward handled some business for himIn New York He had no right toimpose upon me as if

But why should you hesitate Youhave only to wait for the year to rollby and then turn your troubles over tothe natives Young Browne cantmarry Miss Ruthven inside of a yearsimply because there Is no Miss Ruthveil Shes LadyLadywhats thename

Deppingham-And Browne already has one Mrs

Browne to his credit dont yon seeWell that settles it Id say Its hard-ly

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probable that Browne will murder ordivorce his wife nor Is it likely thather ladyship would have the coqrageto dispose of her incumbrance in eitherway on such short notice

But It means millions to them

HareThats their unfortunate lookoutYou are to act as an executor not as amatrimonial agent

But man Its an outrage to give allof It to those wretched islanders Bos¬

worth says that rubies and sapphires-grow there like mushrooms

Bosworth also says that the Island-ers

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are thrifty Intelligent and will fightfor their rights There are lawyersamong them he says as well as Jeweldiggers and fishermen

Skaggs and Lady Depplnghamsgrandfather were the only white menwho ever lived there long enough tofind out what the island had stored upcivilization Thats why they bought-It outright but Im hanged if I can seewhy he wants to give it back to thenatives

Perhaps he owes it to them Hedoubtless bought It for a song and I

contrary to all humau belief he mayhave resurrected a conscience Any-how

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there remains a chance for theheirs to break the will II

It cant be done Hare It cant bedone Its as clean an instrument asever survived a man

It is by this time safe for the readerto assume that Mr Taswell Skaggs-had been a rich man and thereforeprivileged to be eccentric He came of-

a sound old country family In upperEngland but seems to have married abit above hs station His wife was serv-ing

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as governess in the home of a cer-tain

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earl when Taswell won her heartand dragged her from the exalted posi-tion

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of minding other peoples childrenInto the less conspicuous one of caring-for her own

Their only son was killed by a run-away

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horse when be was twenty andtheir daughter became the wife of anAmerican named Browne when shewas scarcely out of her teens It wasthen that Mr Skaggs practically child-less

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determined to make himself wife-less

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as wellHe magnanimously deeded the uu ¬

entailed farm to his wife turned hissecurities into cash and then set forthupon a voyage of exploration It iscommon history that upon one darkstill night in December he said goodbyforever to the farm and its mistress-but it is doubtful if either of themheard him

To be jolly well even with himMrs Skaggs did a most priggish thing

I She died six months later but beforedoing so she made a will In which sheleft the entire estate to her daughtereffectually depriving the absent hugbaud of any chance to reclaim hisown

Taswell Skaggs was in Shanghaiwhen he heard the news It was on aFriday His informant was that erst-while

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friend Jack Wyckholme Nat-urally

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Skaggs felt deeply aggrievedwith the fate which permitted him tocapitulate when unconditional surren ¬

der was so close at hand His lan-guage

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for one brief quarter of an hourdid more to upset the progress of Chris ¬

tian endeavor In the far east than allthe Idols In the Chinese empire

Theres nawthin in England for meJackie My gals a bloomln foreignerby this time aud shell sell the bleedfarm of course Shes an American-God bless er eart I dare say if Idgo to er and say Id like my farm backagain shed want to fork hover but erusband wouldnt be for that sort ofhextravagance Ed boot me off thehisland

The United States Isnt an islandTazzy explained Mr Wyckholmegulping his brandy and soda

Mr Wyckholme was the second sonof Sir Somebodyorother and had mar-ried

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the vicars daughter This puthim into such bad odor with his fam-ily

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that he hurried off to the dogsand-a goodly sized menagerie besides If therecords of the inebriates asylum areto be credited His wife after endur ¬

ing him for sixteen years secured adivorce Accepting the world as hishome he ventured forth to visit everynook and cranny of It In course oftime he came upon his old timeneighbor and boyhood friend TaswellSkaggs in the city of Shanghai Nei-

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of them had een the British islesin two years or more

Ow do you know demanded TaswelL

Havent I been there old chap Ayear or more Its a rotten big placewhere gentlemen aspire to sell glovesand hankerchlers and needlework over

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