CHAPTER XXXII.--HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA, BANK ROBBERY.--A band of robbers in the streets--The people alarmed--Demand upon Mr. Oney--The robbers make off with the bank's funds--Capture of Jack Kean, and death of McDaniels--The handiwork of the Jameses shown, 211-214 CHAPTER XXXIII.--JESSE'S WOOING AND WEDDING.--Courting under difficulties--A fair cousin--She admires the outlaw--The courtship continues, and Jesse takes his cousin as his bride, 216-222 CHAPTER XXXIV.--A DREAM OF LOVE.--Frank James cherishes tender sentiments and goes a-wooing--A fair girl, beautiful and accomplished--Frank's suit encouraged, 223-227 CHAPTER XXXV.--FAIR ANNIE RALSTON, THE OUTLAW'S BRIDE.--How Annie Ralston carried off the honors of her class at college--A belle in society--Her admiration for Frank James--She quietly collects her effects, and leaves her home to share his fate with Frank, 228-233 CHAPTER XXXVI.--A SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLAR HAUL.--The train robbery at Otterville--The Youngers and the Jameses--Frank James the planner--How the train was halted--Capture of Hobbs Kerry--He gives away the gang--The escape, 234-245 CHAPTER XXXVII.--IN MINNESOTA.--The bandits seek a new field--Frank James and the Younger Brothers--Bill Chadwell, Miller and Pitts--The long ride, 246-254 CHAPTER XXXVIII.--THE ATTACK AT NORTHFIELD--HAYWOOD'S DEATH.--The raid on the bank--The cashier shot--Bill Chadwell killed in the street--The citizens come to the rescue--Fusilades in the town--The bandits forced to go out in quick time--A hot pursuit--Capture of the Youngers, 255-266 CHAPTER XXXIX.--Escape of Frank and Jesse James.--The terrible retreat--Worn out, and yet no chance for rest--A remarkable escape--They disappear from the very midst of those who were hunting them--How they went away, 267-273 CHAPTER XL.--A VISIT TO CARMEN.--Frank and Jesse go into Mexico--They rest at Carmen, in Chihuahua--The silver conducta--They join the Mexican party--Capture of the treasure bags of the Mexicans, 274-282 CHAPTER XLI.--THE ROBBERS AND THEIR FRIENDS.--The various classes of people who exhibit friendship for the Jameses--Some are bad men, who gather about them because they are brave--Social peculiarities, 283-290 CHAPTER XLII.--EXCURSIONS INTO MEXICO.--Wild adventures beyond the border--Chasing Mexican cattle-thieves--A serious time at Monclova--Frank and Jesse escape, 291-299