The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-04-29
BIDDEFoRD, Me-, FRIDAY
gle Bryan, the brave girl tied on her hood, and
going straight to the jail, demanded an inter
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| gie bryan, tne DfaNe girl ucu ou uot hocus "sNs
going straight to the jsil. demanded an inter
view with her lover.
She never doubted his innocence for Q mo-
ment and there, with the bleak, dreary walls
surrounding her she vowed TO rvmsin faithful
and true to him always, and devote every ener-
~ 10 secure his vindication and release.
Il seems that on Sunday night jamie had
been seen near the Presbyterian church shortly
before FIRE was discovered there.
Nor was that the worst. LJoseph Milward,
whose father owned the factory, where my son
worked. was ready to swear that he saw jamie
rush from the vicinity of the vestry, where the
FIRE broke out, and that he spoke TO him n he
passed. David Butler, n wealthy young man,
was Milwarl's companion, and bis statement
was the same. ..a.,T -,IF ....f -.
Jamie's examination preliminary exam
nation they call it-tock place on Tuesday.
The magistrate heard the evidence, and said
that he must commit the prisoner 70 await the
action Of the Grand Jury. rWe'might have got
him out ON bail, but there was no one.to become
his bondsmsn, for though jamie had plenty OF
friends, they were all poor. The boy spoke no
harsh words whatever. twill make no differ
ence, mother he said. when visited him In
his cell, 'for the Jury is In session, and II they
hnd an indictment against mo. shall DO tried
In a few days. You have money enough saved
to live ON these many weeks. and they may 90
quit me In the end srr Frgfirrrr -.
But, JAMIE asked, what does young Nil.
ward mean by his evidcncei He has perjurcd
Jamie hid his face In his hands for moment,
then looking up he said resolutely: Ill .
Il can't answer your question. m other, God
s..l. l.l.- ..,l.a
ing the subject. Can you get me a lawyer,
motherf'
,Of course can, and wiIl.' iaI5r1
SO after little moro talk left Jamie. and
sought the Office Of Squire Carnan. a good man
the Squire was, and an honest lawyer. When
he discovered who was and my business. he
told me blunily that he did not wish 70 under
take the case. --..4..., -t.....- .....
And are you afraid that TN not paw your
askel 'Indcci, sir. II II costs years Of labor
you shall receive every cent that you charge
lie smiled sally. = .sr,-l,,,os t.r1gr ..r
NO madam, 'tis not the money he said ;
'butIt do not like to feel that the saving Of any
body's life depends on my efforts. ii7''
Life replied. would they hang Jamie p
If found guilty in all probability they will
he replied. '' ',f' i,'floI e'o'Hii
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sasrwarI and saw INV SON alone In his cell.
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sWen ansver,, Jamie. ,p.ut IN, evening
=, fr;cnd,s bousc in tbe northern mart of tbe
v;,la,e + returncl home between eleven and
twelve o'clock. - -
.ind Won nassed the Pr,ubvterian church ON
vour vay,'
.i ,;d ron,;.3 J.m;.
.n;d Won see snv one In that y;oinityf
.yss ,ir'
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| I cannot ansver that oucst;on. Mr.. Carnan. ,
| Thsn IN. !. wysr .., .na thou,ht s,r . IittIe
rhuo .nJ u;,hon, another wcrd he ieft tho coll
.nd ,snt .tr,;,Lt 90 L;s ott;ce., NOR d;d Jam;s
.ao h;,, ss,;n Sn,;, ,ha dsy ~ ,hs trial
W pnt NH is ss Sss not ~I lila IN ,hs meantime. and
when o. salled on m him once he told me 10 be Of
cooJ cheer, that ba believed INV SON n be inno-
cent and honsI IN clear him =
The trial camc off IN two vceks-tuo long
vests thew wcre IN mo but I nr,yed fop
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