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“I’ve come, judge, to iifk if you'll let me tell you what nn one on earth don’t know but me—'bout that bank mystery. “Yes, thank you, I will sit down. A fire feels good on anight like this. 1 dn't often such as I have a chance at this kind of comfort and luxury. “What do I know about the bank mys- | tory? Ennd s.,Kos, judge, time they opened j the hank that day ten years ago and found i the bank vault broke into and the sale Mowed up and not a dollar gone 1 could have tohi it all The people of Tiverton ain't done talking and wandering ’bout it | yet, and t here ain't never been no ono living as could tell what it all meant hut me. “1 brought some papers—here they are, judge—where it’s all written down, and 1 can swear to it if you like. I don't want them never used, though, unless 1 die and something comes up as would make it lies* | for my family to know, though there’s things in it I’d ruther die than have ’em know. If it’s all the same to you, judge, j I'd like to tell it to you. Seems like I'd \
to'soe if all was safe, knowing the dangers better than the others, we hrnke through the floor and lowered the laddi,-, and there we was right in the vault. ’Twas wit for me I’d hit it right, for my life w, *"’t worth much If any of my planning failed
to work.
“Tom 1 Ionian in a hurry went down first, and when I was half way down lie started back, saying in a hoarse kind of
whisper:
“ ‘ Who called met’ “ ‘Nvi or,j, you fool,’ sai l Jim. “ ‘Then,’ he said, and in ran r'"I '" e on the lac ler, ‘s :ea one is do .0 i re*
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Tv. ir e I heard some one say,
go back. ’
“•We’ll gag him,’said Jim. And mo and him wa nt down and turned our lun terns rouud, lo iking everyv 'here, but there
wara’t no ono there.
“•What’s the matter with the I ■ 1 growled Jim and went buck and triou to guild him down again, but lie just would Dot go; so Jim cursed him and come h o self, and he and me begun to get ihe safe
door ready to blow up.
“That’s a tiling us takes time and care, judge, but we went at it with a will and
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“You'll lie glad to listen? That’s good of you. 1 knowed you was a kind man and a just one. That’s why 1 come to you. “No, thank you. I don’t smoke. I put
all that money nwi.y for my wife and chil- j , * j tlrnii ’ .
sudden come a smothered cry like a woman’s. We stopped work and looked at
each other, Jim’s face white and scared “ ‘Lord, what was that?’ ho said. 1 often hours ’em on the street like
dren.
“Do you hear that storm? Outside seems like all the evil powers was let loose. You can’t judge ’bout it bore. It comes kind of muflledlike through those thick curtains, and it don't shake tins great house as it does some. “It's this kjnd of night as makes men huddle together, judge, and plan how to get rich and have line things such as the likes of you. I’ve been through it all, 1 know. I've felt ns if I had as good a right to ’em as any one, and 1 was bound to have ’em too. 1 warn’t brought up to no trade nor nothing, and fair means seeming to fail l took to the other. "Yes, judge, 1 started out in life a thief and a robber. 1 prospered fairly in a small way, and no one didn't catch up with me for some time. , Then I joined a gang in for anything. Ford, hut it was fascinating! It was like drink. I couldn’t give it up, and I couldn’t get enough of it. I was in prison and out then, the old story,
That warn’ton the street. Itsounded close by,’said Jim. "We couldn't hear
nothing outside in this place.
“ ‘Nonsense,' said I. ‘Don't you make a fool of yourself, too, and spoil all And
I went to work again.
“I could see how his hand trembled for
awhile and then got steady again.
“ ‘That must have come through the room up stairs,’ he said presently. 'Queer,
though; it sounded so close.’
“Then we worked on, and there warn’t nothing more to be hoard. Rest of the gang might all have been dead men for all the sound they made, and wo didn't say
nothing, and so the night went on.
“At last wo had it all ready and were only waiting for the signal to blow it up and then—money enough to make us all rich. "Tain’t such as you can realize the excitement and the strain of such a mo ment. To know it’s all there ready and then to have to wait, it’s easier walking over redhot coals. It’s all right to go on
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something did—and for the sake of my wife and children I broke loose from ev-
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erythlng and came here, where no ono didn’t know me, to start over again. I had some money and opened the restaurant
just opposite the bank.
“Long as 1 didn’t read the papers I got
on well. Hut let me see them, and I’d! hunt through ’e * for the robberies, and Td i bo crazy for awhile, aching to be in it all | again. Seeing bout my old pals getting in | "T,
trouble didn’t make no difference. “Time came, though, when I begun to i
enjoy life differently and to feel myself i
more respectable. The love for the old life begun to go till I could read about it without getting all fired up. I thought
then I was all rigid.
Did
and listen gives a man the shivers. “Presently Jim caught my arm. “ ‘.Say, 1 thought 1 heard voices,
you?’ he whispered.
“ ‘The men up stairs,’ I said. “ ‘Sounded down hero. Have your pistol |
ready. ’
“I took my lantern and went round the vault again carefully and then held it up to examine the walls. Then I shook my head. There warn’t no way wo could hear j
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“ ‘It’s the queerest place 1 ever was in,’ said dim, ‘and, by Jove, I’ll be glad when wo are out of it. Why don't that signal come? Suppose there’s any hitch? I swear 1 hear voices again.’ i
“Just then come the signal, and Jim be- j II. Gr. KELLEY’ S f
gun to apply the dynamite, but Ids hands | trembled so and Ids eyes looked so wild |
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they weren’t here for no good, and it most took my breath away. They knowed mo quick enough, too, and nothing wouldn't
“ ‘The money, the money!' he whis-
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“Wo got out of the way just in time,
do but I must join 'em I was the very un(] tl , en ()Ut t , amo th( . d(Hir .
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man they wanted. I could help 'em, and I was hound to ’em. 1 was the l^ggesf thing they’d undertaken yet—thu bunk. They’d come on to examine the situation, knowing that Darkee, the new mill owner, would make a big payment soon and the money for it would bo in the bank here. If there warn’t anything else, that would be a big haul—a haul worth having—and
me being here decided ’em.
“I do think the devil brought all Ills friends and relations with him that night to tempt me. I forgot how to go to sleep and just couldn’t stay in bad. I wondor I warn't in tatters by morning with the devil tugging at mens ho did ami trying to keep mo out of the room where my sleeping
children lay.
“Lord, it makes me creep and perspire
all over now to think of it.
“You see, them bank people oomeovor to my place for lunch best part of the time, and they all knowed my little people, and the mil! people knowed 'em too. My oldest hoy worked in the mill, and they 'd been as kind ns could ho when lie’s sick. Christmas time they's good to him, too, and there warn’t a bank officer but had remembered my little people, even to the watchman, '-eemed like robbing my own
“ ‘The Inside door, quick,’ said Jim, hut tho explosion had made that fall inside, and wo just could lift it out. “‘Have the bag ready,’said Jim as he leaned forward to haul out tho great piles of bank notes and silver we could see by
the light of the lanterns.
“ ‘Hands off or you arc a dead man!’ “It was a voice that would most have waked tho dead. I dropped my hag, ami Jim drew back ills hand, caught hold of
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me with a grip like Iron and we begun to jn >t8 .
go slowly back to tho ladder.
“ ‘The combination is all right; wo have
thorn now; they can’t escape us.’
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Wo wore half up tho ladder when we hoard the click, click, of the lock, and as we drew the ladder after us we could hoar
! tho rasping of the hinges of the Iron door. I “ • Klv tlv fur your lives! Wo n-e die
Fly, fly for your lives! We tire discovered!’ said Jim as lie wont round to warn tho men. A««l in the darkness and tho wind and tho rain they went away, and 1 ain’t never seen one of ’em since. I beard, though, as when they found there warn’t no one there and tho bank people didn’t know nothing 'bout it till the next morning they just believed as tho bank
was haunted, sure.
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, ,, , . , t . . j Do I know what it was, judge? There
people somenow. I m bound not to in- j H j u n
form on the gang, and they’s bound to rob tho bank, but I cursed ’em in n • heart for coming just when I was getting rid of tho old life for good and all.
'Twas
awful!
no one else as does know, that’s sure.
’Tain’t much, after all.
“You see, playing round with my little ones 1 found as I could make ’em hear ail kinds of noises anywhere I wanted and
„ , , , . people crying and laugiiing. It wns fun fur Well, judge, you know how them rooms tlu . m> „ ml i often done it-ventriloquizlng,
1 believe you call it. But that night’s tho last time. You see, noueof thegnngdidn t know 'h:*t tiiat, and I don't keer over to have ’em know it now. It saved the bank without my informing, and that’s all I care
for.
"Oh, no, judge, tho hank don’t owe me nothing. You’ll take care of the papers?
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over the bank was rented to start a new daily naper. I made ’em swear solemn as j my name wasn’t to appear nowhere. I’d plan it all out and give ’em points and lie on hand at tho last, hut 1 had to be cau-
tious.
“They found out when the money was to be paid and ’greed on the night lief ore
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for the robbery. I bad it all mapped out Thank you. Ym obliged to you In/hsten t) 11 R I I t V for ’em where and how they was to loosen inK lt kllul niakos niB f( , Hl ,„, slt NT LJ C1 1 1 • J
for ’em where and how they was to loosen up the boards of tho floor in their room above, so we could break through and lower ourselves into the vault when the time come. Then, you son, we’d only have tho safe to get into and the great iron door
between us and the watchman.
“Everything was ready, and wo was
pretty sure the money was paid.
“Do you hear that storm now, judge? ’Twas like that ten years ago tonight, dark as Egypt, with the rain and wind a perfect hurricane, a terrible night, th->
kind of night for any sort of crime T he _ men chuckled to themselves. Twas a shipped from Trebixond and whose
fortune sore this time, and they’d all be
ing too. It kind of makes me feel easier, j “No, no, thank you, I won't stay and I take no more of your time. Don’t got up.
I can And my way out.
“What's that you say, judge? You honor and respect mo—me? And the hank — land, judge, 'twarn’t me; ’twas my wife and children saved the bank, and I'm proud of ’em—proud of ’em, judge. Good
night. ”—Rhilmlelnhia Times.
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on the way to comfort and safety before day. 1 ain’t never seen 'em so excited. Nothing hadn't gone wrong, and nothing
couldn't now.
“We had sentinels stationed round to give the alarm, but there warn't much danger on a night like that. “We had planned so as to have the door ef the safe ready to blow open when tho watchman went down to the cellar to see to his flros. I knowed the time of night he did so, seeing him often from my house across the way through the window of the bank. But to make sure wo' stationed a man where tie could give the signal at the proper time. With tho watchman down stairs and we shut in that vault, with solid masonry below us, ’twarn’t in the range of possibilities for no human to hear us. “ ’Twas planned that when we broke through the ceiling me and one of the others was to go down first with the lanterns and tools and get tho door ready for Jim Groogan. tho loader of the 'sang to come down and use tho dynamlt • and lie on hand to take out tho money. "Lord, hut it was just the night for such a niece .of-P'or-L iJti-L x nuiniv
Threat Had Its Kneel.
Constantinople, 18.—Am Italian subject named Merani, who was secretly
per-
emptory return to Constantinople for trial was demanded by the Italian ambassador, with a threat to send gunboats if the porte did not give its written promise of compliance, lias been liber-
ated.
IIoium* of Wonthip Burned, Bocykus, O., Jan. 18.—Mount Zion church, southeast of Bucyrus, was set on fire by two boys who were building a fire in the stove for the evening services. They upset a lantern, and the result was the total destruction of the Church. It will be rebuilt.
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When you buy your groceries.
PHONE 90 fi' 1 ' 1 ge! prompt alien-;
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lie Palace Rest ui'£ ^ >pposlte south Door of < 1111 .
lion at the lowest market price’s.
Alpheus Birch.
Ghina, Lamps and Queensv.are.
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Woman's Mysterious Disappearance.
Letter* rrom Farmers
In South and North Dakota, relating their own personal experience in those 'late', have been published in pamphlet
Arcola, Ills., Jan. 18.—This city and , " n " , ’’ V t,le 1 hiuago. Milwaukee A St the surrounding country is considerably |,aul Railwav, and as these letters are excited over tlie mysterious disappear- ’ extremely interesting i n,-.
anceof Mrs. John Muuday, who left her home, three miles south of here,
last Thursday, without leaving any word as to her destination. The last seen of Mrs. Mumlay was at Hnmbolt Ills., from which place she disappeared! Mr. Monday can assign no cause for lus wife’s sadden and mysterious departure, i and is much worried for her safety.
pampn-
t is finely illustrated, one copy will be “w* »ny address, on receipt of two cent postage stamp. Atmly to K. ( •‘hnies, Traveling Passenger Agent', K* • arew Building. Cincinnati, O.
«M'isa^ B .'rwss:
Not Well?
The results attained liul 11 home have been marvelous. K" 1 *' of your neighbors who h |, ' e
Wtight’s Celery (’apsules af* n 0
They cure kidney, liver at 11 '' 1 trouble, rheumatism, conRtr 1111 sick headaohej. Why pt'}'^' 1 ".
two weeks fora bottle of
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Wright’s ('elery ('apsttle' U''* \ 1
treatment for $1.00, had taste, do not grip, hank, to cure you money. .Sold by .
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