Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06

the life OF the servants nall. i
' won Mrs Barrett's heart by givir
a specific for corns, and he mad
, love indiscrininatcly to the hOus'
] maids and the cook. They wei
all expecting him to propose, and
miserable i, knowing all, had
look on and laugh with the rest.
When / returned one day froI
the nearest village, Catterton sale
IA young gentleman was waiting {
see Mr.. Walters"
"'Pears to me you have NOR
visitors than Mr.. Pattingham his
SELF" remarked Catterton, with
sniff. How it happened | coul'
not tell i; but in precise proportion
as Mr. Sanders grew in favor, ! los
it.
/ went into the library where tn
young gentleman sat.
"Afr. Thomas Walters r he said
"At your service, SIR / answer
ed.
81 have brought Mrs. Patting.
hams diamonds; and as my in
structions were, in her absence, tC
deliver them 10 no one but you, ]
have waited for your return"
"But," / expostulated, chow does
it happen they are sent down here .
/ understood Mr.. Pattingham, they
were to remain at Messrs. Rundell
and Bridges"
81 know nothing about that" he
answered. Ny principals had an
order to deliver them here, and ]
have brought them. BE kind
enough TO sign your name there"
and lac pushed the paper towards
me.
| never told any one, except Mrs.
Barrett, those diamonds had come /;
they were weight on my mind.
1 slept with the diamonds, and
dreamt Of them; with a trouble /
had no one suspected; no one, I'M
less it might be Mrs. Barrett and
Mr.. Sanders.
"IfIwere in your place, Thomas"
said the former 10 me, IL would
take the plate and the diamonds
over 10 the bank at Lantrce lo-mOr-
row."
an take tho diamClis, - any
rate IaL.Wercd. grgaL.ly i.wzrsi-
y over Mr.. B@rrei:'s r7zL; n ce1-
yrehegasi0n.
III RE oi.ly knew there v4s .
ya.iG il the house j. would ~ q
/ cl1s.deteL
TIE Whole afl-iE ~. growing TOO
,aEeA III I-e, koTegeF; lcCD'csed
~ much - 3ir. CAzs.cs ez1aers.
yb0 va: Kid a..d syiap-lLe:lc, as
ls-zaL
81 .bo1,a 1T - uy le.e, ~ r.
nv. = J wee you tC-Efr-ts ~ p
bed ess,F. aa2 .Oa vll I'D y0z4-
~ a.ot1ey .aao TOMORROW
WLleh ad'lee ] fo-gweL Gste-
o1-y one f,Eatief r. VeDcl, ! loek-
u ryseB IN ~ pantry, who're I
iEsc lslteggy slrps, gesolBla2 tilSt
.-a1ly fle next HapfgliDg / would
take KY i1aGg's aLasae4es - tie
.,sDk n Laptree.
r. great re,lef was tiais resolve
n ~ 1sjo5, t4&a ] Eel III a dream
less s.seD, flQn ns1iea5 ] uas s~ak-
east ~ 8o6se a. q sDne one t-g--
TX ~ DUR fiseD IL, tie door,
had ~ Se1, OJ,ea1s4s AID ny fFSe1c
81. srzle.ess appeared earring :
saaae,s cautiously.
~ ha;. Waller, ssil awake = he
saia 34e. bstD7s o0lld answer
rheis epa2e crashing blOr. When
] tsans - Eayself, the sun va
siasalning acrOss tsse pantry, and ]
eptl4 see iAs stFODg-,DOza lad been
prgkea s;tD &xsd iis contents IN
saaks1.
Ma 8 gToao. I Sragged ny body
iaco ll-as passage, where, ieg LOi-sz
atJerw@1- C2ates1pn found ne
Pqg days and weeks lay be
tuefz re aad dali, and WHEN
reeVreres, X wa u hear from NJ
VEL tAas Ia grsDdInOther LAD neT-
- bern 81 tia: the whole mattel
wa a r,rsa0oce7ted scheme that al
lac 1etgts lad been arranged before
tsEs marriage; tl-at 4ir. Charles
Sanders Vas 10 bssid. only a re-
markedly elgver thief, whom the Law
bOFei eEeDtUAlly 70 catch and pan.
ish.
Anything mOrei Wei, yes
Her LAdysbip, Mrs Patiingban
would not believe in my innocence
and, fOr the sake q peace, / mus
20.
@Of course I viii do al for you
can. This makes no difference II
me, Tom r my master said, bat
turned my head away, sick al heart
wounded 20 the very quick
II might be wrOng, stated
In a note left for Mr.. VIII, whe-
I was strong enough to leave Jones.
bororgh-"but / would never
knowingly see him again till the
diaInOnes were found
II seemed a wild goose chase then
but got upon the track Of them
a. last.
There j. a story hanging TO the
finding Of the diamonds, too Ions
10 tel now. Suffice it TO say, they
were found, though not in time fol
by Lady TO appear in them a
Court.
Bot she was just woman, and
acknowledged her mistake, and dix