The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-11-27

1sl9d re datanhaing.!|n tne kiQtfAegn4. egn4. .A ot
in ,EG.1lktsdS G1tssdd dJeeh, 81, Gl.e 6
Looked str.ngsly sfeitssd n e dc.a .:aCapill agn il "
10 said, abruptly, ~ must IA, ,ses, 3sp !
minqts" i e " sbs set beg snp aqqvn 4 ~ .gpd
fol foll0Hesd si!1 hin. Without .twqqnrd wqqnrdAoAEx
A helf henr E.g.s Ra1sea ,ysyye. yyes b begin 81.
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Ie'sf t;ia ii fen see ,1b 1'be R.Flosi' Min
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q 'h.ll A not ls'Ig b Ip.Fsisd nj te,d'y.'s sat
said, in the most ordinary, et t:topes;u ~
h.ye ~! t94g y e AWAY" sE.y;"" snnyoxz j ,r& !
" I I, drlev ll''',,; il; my breath, Ny hands
vent; ;uP, 'p,lms, outward, but. not d
,sgyll.ble, y :, did I say. -, 49,. .....
+ "somethine has occurred-some+
thing very unexpected. I cannot mar.
ry Mr.. Holt. i had no right to prom.
ise' to marry any. one" r.:
gasped at Der, etill without speak.
ing. -. -. ;
IT only wish ith..t I - had not: delayed
until how i .'eqai.iotinig ), you with my bis,
tory" !" she continued: ii must tell you
what Is necessary as briefly: as possible.
l have but one relative in the world;
my father. II is hard for; me to have
to tstf you th.t hs is . dissolute, i'm
moral aIa1l Han: But he "a, ;i' 10 ipdaleeera,t er,
father, and, spite Of bis f.pls,, I ~ ones 'c
'lo1.d hin desrlv.' But he 6se.Ine 6,I;a in.
'ofvsd, sd Il tie pove, t. of = nn.n = !, ,yho, b
as tho price Of shielding. !, ;.nlyd ;lyil' saving
him, required th.t I should marry him.
Va. pov.rless.,, ,od consented ea, Il but
,niy lo.thingl; forF The man . 9 y E.s . sueh That
p 'the ~ eye # e. Proposed i; 1.'> nar.
|'risge I ran sway: II was Chen went
: to England. The difficulty Of support,
leg myself there forced me, at the end
of'a' year, to zetnrin. II: bud Zee been SIX
months in Thorpe wien ny father dis.
covered my whereabouts, ..dd came af:
ter me. 1t va. my meeting With 4 him him
Of which MI. Claes wa was the i1i, involuntary
witness. At that time We believed
that Philip Henderson,? Is. d nan ii ia
~bos'es !PPowe, bs y, was dG-zrsss vss dead. dead y He
had entered the Confederate service
whom the Wi broke out, deserted, been
iecaptured, and hung, Il W. heard, foI
desertioo. During TIE year and a.half
I had been parted from ny father I
had acquired .n utter: lo.tbiDg for the
lifs'I had1led' with him:;:''I '.besoueeht
nimnnot to petseeu.e' de- aud sesieed to
send him halt my earnings which T
uave done. Il never expected "too5' see
afn again. Two days since, Mi. Cl.es,
happening u be On che hotel ,too'pt' IL Il.
Riverbsnd; witnessed The arrival ,rii IF m!y d!
hthsr' whom Ii" @fessogIu,.ed) ], i, accom- "a, I
psnied!b5 !. man whom il1aeeslis hi.d
Obliged 10 stop h ere! This s;ick man ban
WIS Philip iHsndetson. The news Va Va
got Of his death was false. He haa
heard in soms "sylof ny approaching
marsisee And: tAEaateued ony father
| With szpoears,s eadp ahsa a8so~iniosi
pRnishmeet sanseqnsns spoa>it, uhlsss
b aasopaes sd'thssgslesnsats 'ana
ehigsd mo tebassmh hipawils.; They
I'D startsd fae ThrpswAenBdraHsui
dasaen'S illssss fosselsthsn 10 fstop2 q
Rysrbend., eMEI Giasia ssooenitions of
ny, father slsd tohis beeomiog sequaint.
ed' with the o;rcsmstsnossI I have relst.
ed te you. He took it upon himself 70
bring me- this news. Ny father com.
mends me to come to him .at!onoe, for.
bids me to merry Mr.. Holt assures me
thatf I disregard him his very life
YAleb>3ss Philip Hendersoa's mercy:
Uuaer such circumstances i have no
oho,es. Ny father has q right to me.''
She told the story without faltering
forI m ,instant.s y!4i ars s1y"6iA o~G:;
stnMy poors child r9~.s all L had
strength to say: :7'3 's':,s' H'i5s'%o
l"Mr' 0lass' has gone, with this news,
teil11. Hols," shs continued: ITO you
Iahin have e slsa.e ths ds.g;tr tr.,aesbls
tass df bftskisE'ths soirsamilas.usss 10
lhsT Taeepa 1sopk.'s Tx,ih o'be lssdy'
toaAks s'shsr r1oon 'til6 III tRiverbshd:'f
Well, welll + was nigh bevildered.,
esousbt 6f The asscs;ip,' tsntl 1t tie
stts5' :basfae ae.Bih.;; .ad 5ooatd1'tt sep. ::
.Ass sdJthisg!' !'l Tie tront blind. '; ;w,;els IL
closed ? Tho story sst a:eoing,, set j.ansd
Csni1li smuegl.d 1oat:, 's'o@a'17'*' 7~.
Three days .f,sr,' !: - ny S,. IDEAS ..s, v.l.
begisniog 70 settle ! : letter; from c..
mill. announced s1'.sa y Philip nlendsr.on's
de,ssh. Tben 4 aaL' 'oopldo't llo lhelp thiatipk IL
thas # 'sst lS g1,s' he'd .j jqst tspt lis
foot out Of II, Camilla might have been
Mn. Sylvester Holt, and nobody hurt I