Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-07-20
:. yIRGINIA, THURsI)A ~ 5ULE1l, I87l,

there is something more. IL ~ you
/ dearly, Margaret, and 'shal yRot <Slappy
IN ill know that you laTe me% Will
YOU tell me that yen can >ove. mcl Marga-
i ret. f as.A
|. She did not speak Ashadow fell up
on her face that seemed TO sharpen it into
oue haegard, worn 80 old, and the color
i 1Ged from lips and checks, leaving them
oolorlcss as marble.
! /. Margaret
sgha nervously moved her han ds,.
.Margaret!
Don't! Don't You know not. what
Won ask. II is all mistake You do
not-capnot--must not love mel
oh. Margaret, you wrong me !
/ 4 do not I shoald bitter ly wrong
YOU we're | to speak otherwise. You can
notlovo mel! No; dan,'t say a word.
Don't make me bare my heart to you. Il
would i'll me- n7 e.. sat
|. He, stood up, saying -
| 'I,w0uld not hurt you for worlds.
/ But I shall wait. | love you, and my
heart will keep warm for years if you ask
IT, tee m5t .sgs7ta4
Z go
II vas miS-winta., and Maynard was
deep in the, whirlpool Of business. s1
Ills orphan ncioes had begged to re-
main at the country house (, and, in conse-
quence thereof, the uptown house Twas
desolate but for the presence OF the house
keeper and porter aA - H ~
Oaco in awhile he ran down town aud
/ found the fair goYerness, as paia, as
lovely, and as quiet as eyer. and his
neices progressing in their studies with
aston ishlig rapidly. IA
After these visits, the uptown house
| seemed as gloomy as dungeon, AID
! bachelorhood the Sre&test curse oflife.
C Gilbert, you look as blue as hotel
milk baid bis paF tner one day ; and |
believe that, in 50 looking and fee ling.
| YOU are committing a sin. A man with
good looks, health and money has no
right to be unhappy Your life is like 4
bright summer day. have just read the
/ ending of a, sad s50ry-she eni OF life
that has been like cold northeaster ever
| since its dawniDg. Here it is, shall |
Read away. Coptains a lesson for me
| suppose
rs you choose
| On &ouday night, the body IA man,
was f.hed up from the North River, near
| Pier, by boatman, and taken to
| Tie Morguo for Identification. Yesterday
| it was identified by the police as the. body
| Of j. ck Reeves, who was convicted Of
| burg larry last year, and sent 50 Sing
Sing 70. term Of ten years. His dar-
lug escape, six months after his entrance.
| W ii be r6nembered by all Of our readers.
| DO you remember Reeves, the Bank.
er, who. committed suicide few years
Il remember the event I did not
know the man. .
/ sHo was the father Of this fellow.
/ Jack vas his only son, and a spend rift
and tibet BY nature. Hs was marrled, ;,
FIVE years ago, to the daughter Of Richard
| Caldor, a Boston merchant. The mar
| rage was planned by tbo families and
proved a aretched ono The young wife
"a lady ofthe highest culture and hn-
ost patilre-aas shocked as his mode Of
life: seeing this, he threw aside the
CLOAK Of rednemcnt and responsibility
with which lie had hitherto covered bis
crimes, and. With almost Incredible des-
peratiGn. plugged into'a life Of debapeeh-
cry aud crime He served q year IN the
beniten tiary, and became known 70 tie
|, police as one Of the worst rodghB in the
/ city. Finally he was sent to the State
| Prison for ten yeats. lie escaped from
| there some months ago, aha-well, poor
wretch he is gone. Lis wife disappear
cd at the time Of his arrest, 'add to
shis dav. no one TO my knowledge.
knows Of Ter whereabouts. Sac VS.
sweet creature Poor thing! her fs'her
died bankrupt little time before, ana
wherever she is che mus THE lQdely' pro-
| ken hearted wemao.cl''3 s - .,
"a sad story What was her name
l.. Margaret Caldor ReeYes1 ~ -
Have YOU read the paper - Ii you
have. mi take it. lam going down to
4, in thehalf-past four tram, aic
viii be- back to -lbJfrow. r. !,
.Ttwas dark when he walked up the
.,o,g covered path to the door, and the
lsn,ps. we've iiglted, aud the fire burning
in the EtSie parlor. Aay -
~ curtains were alooped back sand
h oonld see them there by the CRATE, ana
tLe three children and their fair govern
ess. and he paused many minutes. ssriE+
fling 10 sill ais beating heart and hush
he Storm. hist agitated him, lest h is
sudden and strange, coming shouiu 20 IS
| curb then peace.slVw aa lts 70
/ !, At length he mastered hlmseif. ana
| walked in. .as ASSES PIG o ,..,
Iwant you all to run away for a little
time he said after he. had greeted the
children. L have something to say to-
Miss Calder. + &,
When the door closed behind theng ne
laid the paper in her lap and pointed to-
paragraph. efa.a goa 4.oi y
When he looked again ). her face was
uplilted J. as ithad been on that day OF
their coming home, SO long. ago, and the
prayer 81 thanksgiving was geang up
froal her heart. IS als gsafst
I 'MargaEetn ~ ~ Hs
i IN thanking Coo for my deliver
aace.zs4s til
i have. waited long. iiIae, darling
You cannot. leyo me now, when yon
know my terrible story.?' ai
/ I do love you, Margaret, even better
! than before. And you Z /, ..,is,sa Is ~
lSho came and laid ncr hand IN his
and the radiant face told him all be WISH
ed to know. - ,,,,4
Il. s--a----------- rs
farmer,a wife, in speaking Of tho