The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-22


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snd ~ oct rlsh 70 bs disturbed through
ths nsxt half hour"
Then I entered he library, sfd elossd
the dor. ioeklagM Immediately sntf
wards | opened Or. Fsmtfuy's letter "
myself, siimuisted By eager curiosity A.
Old ~. II ives pennsd in q clear and legi.
bic hand, and ran A follows
a Yosf ss.aps. uscas Qsyane, has been 4 faf
fow tns. NJ ssuitofiam u 4 msdhoasa. std
Sher yoa entered lhle mgfnine, yen efossed No
Ihfssheld q shsi I'll 80 klsshoF fen'efeI W.
tetded 70 ~ Jouf prison for lie.
"MT siding their plan wss, suppose, thof..
onFhly villain lus, and the Only exenfe whirh
esa oder l. the pscunisfy bflhe vhieh, alef having
| poeanaHen thetnftiFNc tf YOU InItHhtt NhNN pun
lssd 70 pay m, When, : Tesf ct two previous,
CYnl htsg made this shocking proposal, ! tnfncd
from ~ IN disgaet, but at length BE persresicn
| trinmphed, and | eonse ted % sifn The physician :
certificate, witch, a. ron snow, could detsin you
ret within my asylum walls.
"And now 10 tell, IN a few words. the feason
for having allowed y0u 10 leave here uumolesied
= for having ordered away those two hnrly keop.
rave seized ard confined ytu In spite OF all 70.
%sistance. che stranger whom you 20 generously
befriended three ysars ago a. 0aerdon, IL no
eth ~ than myself, lerfsft Pomeroy. | was Jour
hsjigg TO Lausanne 4, ihsn io 90. ySS, on : mat y
the latter place, had been taken dangerously vi.
and the news Of her sickness had Jast reached me.
Your sssistance was the means 81 my reaching
Lausanne 10 time to save her by Jadiclons med,
cal treatment. | owed you q debt q gratitude,
and have endeavcted 70 pay II.
Il advise you not to attempt an exposure OF my
mediisted villalny, 90 Il will injufe your sitter''
name before The world. Believing for this reason
that such course will not be adopted by you,
"HHRBERr PoxERor, NJ. D."
More than an hour had elapsed when
opened the library door, and recrossed III
threshold. My determination that Cyri
Pomeroy and his wife should leave Oak
lands before another night had passed
was firmly, unconquerably taken. | en-
tered the sitting-room and rang the bel
loudly, and waited for my summons TO b,
answered.
Eleanor's maid presently appeared il
! the doorway. | noticed that the girls fac
. wore an expression of bewilderment as
asked her sternly:
as your mistress in her apartment ?
"No, sir"
, "Where is she 7"
: "Gone, sir"
"Gone Pr
: ayes" stsmmered the girl; ''she an,
Mr.. Pomeroy have just left. And oh 8
suddenly, Mr.. Oscsrl He hurried he
away almost before l could pack the port
: manteau they took with them. The
!, drove, | believe, to the railway station O
: W. Mr.. Pomeroy appeared to be |
a great fright, and"
"That will do" l said, motioning fc
the girl to retire. "Neither Mr.. Pom
s cry nor your mistress will ever return
0 Oaklsnds. Inform all the servants tn,
Q this is the case.
Q Cyril's letter from his brother bad doub
less enlightened him with regard to tn
n confession | had lately read. Little wor
der, knowing me TO be aware of the trutl
that their departure had been precil
3 itate.
. From that day until the present I hav
/ never learned, have never cared to il
quire the whereabouts Of either Cyr
0 Pomeroy or his wife. There are som
8 wrongs which we cannot forgive or fol
8 get. Their meditated crime and treacher
is, perhaps, reaping, among the most III
happy poverty, its own deserved pun
= ishment.