The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-01-17

the door steps. I stood still to Oh
serve what occurred, when the mar
caught sight ofme. lie remained
irresolnte fora moment and ther
accosted me:
.Surely ! am not mistaken!" lie
exclaimed, holding out his hand.
aIsit possible that see Brother
| Adolphe?"
sAh, bah!" be cried, aAdolphe
vitry; that is all never mind the
brother. Isuppose YOU saw that
villain remove me from the door
Well, ! shall have revenge, but moi
oil him. You see a ruined man be.
fore you, monsieur
al'ome with me-" I said q
would tain speak with you,'' and |
took him to my house. When we
were seated | brought out q bottle
Of vine, aid waited until he had
half emptied It, when | said .Why
did you leave tile hospice? And
why did you not speak To me when
| met You ii T'urin?"
aMonsieur." lie replied. 81 am
The most unhappy man on earth,
and ought 10 be acoarsed, for | vio-
lated my vows and ran away from
a selfimposed duty to follow that
which | should hot Eavedared even
mediate. do yon know she laugh
ed at me when | pleaded my VOWS;
for / did plead, as Heaven is my
judge, | did. Well, Isuppose she
found me willing to listen to her
words, and fool enough to worship
her beauty. It will not, therefore,
be wonderful to you If | state, in
answer to your inteTTogatories, that
| left the hospice because | was
wicked and a fool, and | did not
address yon when we met at Turin
because | was thena disgraced man,
and secresy was very necessary il all
my movements sl4et me see," he
continued, rejecting. "MademoiselIe
has admitted me several times to
her fathers honse. Oh the last oc-
,asion ehe bid medepart me-"
he cried, "who have dishonored
myself for her sake. Yes, she ab-
'olutely ordered lier menials to put
ne from the house. All! we shall /
AVE revenge"
II am very much panied to sec
md hear all this" | answered. lie
his shoulders
"You will not be offended" |
III ! inquire whether you
AVE need Of anything? Where are
'ou stopping? Are yon well sup
lied with funds n
Adolphe VitY laughed. aMonks
% not accumulate much money"
e replied. II scarcely know what
Is ii handle money"
put my hand in my pocket anil
rev out 4 roll Of notes, which |
Iirast into his hand.
arhanks, monsieur" he replied
perhaps | may repay you soyae
sy." \,
A few laySafter | got q note from
Ionsiclr Yitry, informing me that
q was going u leave the country.
Twelve years had passed away
id Clark Bnfoid was breathing
II last, wller d man was observed |
Dyerilg near the carriage that
ood III front Of John lSnrt's resi- ,
pnce. by and by the daughter OIL
le millionaire came tripping down
le steps. The ioOtman bowed as ,
B oIelled the carriage door. Just
she was in the act of stepping
to the baronche there came the
larp, wliip-Iike report Of a pistol,
III lthuda Burt fell forward olIher
ce with a bulletin her heart. I'LL
Fleet asa deer bounded away !
dolphe Vitry. lie did liot care
escape, but lie desired 70 gain q
elter ere he concluded the act he !,
cditated I
The populace screamed as they |
shed after the murderer, bnt he
length gained q pubic house. !
aaping through the doorway he !
atelhhnselfa 1T d table, and before \
j hand ComId Be arrested, lie had I
piled d pistol to his temple aud d
q liimself through the brains. His q
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