The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-11-18

saoAnaea to ypai iall 90 having taken
place in: |Ms1garet; 8 but it, MAS a
iscjhpaypga ala4l that ushered in: the last
great change oof all: The conflict;
which had fox 20 Joag4a period laged
-wjttAia, her, and ayesthEavn her orea7
sanp wessat s&aebds ,theast1ida ,xss
ayerssnd pah,saA was settling into AM
everlasting sesk. / Intha aounsa,af the
night abe had recovered, her aeneeas.'
When the morning light penetretetl
tst j oaiiaii, ss sKs f{Sc6Rised
h R9ea44da1 a4aee iilA{ qqdi}iRssy iaissabao
PtRs m6ddthh3g2M tbs dly2 Il tie &5bh,h,
Pa44as THU, ssnaib1 70 tbat The 4 could STA list
oatlive ths7ay;o x@g a Isd 4a, s5s thlt
'hsP 2eon4sssor night bs sdAmonsd:!H
Abodt SD bdaal ff aha sst {. hit the CON
tsaaor '1 Remained alone With sher.. At
|ths end II shats tiMe3 he ~ eaai IL Oh, out
and hastily saulmtninl1iopA tie attendants,
for M Isl a he sid, 7 waa sinking
into sfhathting III ft The ac.sonufesaor
himself might have passed through
ID many 8t, ID much Wis be changed
~, I'll, results of Ibis interview.
crossed him coming nei out i IF the house.
T spoke = Hin r. called t. him
but; he heard me not .-hesaw me not.
L He sew u nobody. EDWARDS he strobe
d TO- & the {b cathedral where Macmillan
WAS s eq,gsto be found, pacing about
|y upqn the graves. H;pi BE- sssiged by
II tie a s.l1a. zvhispsRed somethipgs into
biz. biz I'm, and then both retired into
- qae ct the man many seauastersd chapea
ip sHhi2fb lights An, eQptippallr burn
jiy Rg ;s Here sl they yS hsa sene, esnnsfva
J ton bpt not very 1eng. pz n iig
/ five !s minutes :|i Mls5imeiliap, strobe away
t tt TIE house vein which his young, wife
liz dying. SO One step seemed toicarry
him. h up stairs Ii The attendants, &C
cording to the directions they had re-
ceived from the physicians, mustered
at the head OF the stairs to oppose
him. . Butthst was idle: before the
rights which Re Held as a lover
and I i Il husband before the still
more sacred rights Of off grief; which
he carried III III his coauntenance, all op.
position fed like i dream. There
was, besides, q fury in his eye A
motion Of His hand waved them of
like summer fliess;;" he" entered the
room, and once again, for the
last time, he was ID ID CON; Company with
his beloved. fi:'f;s72 n"2:12'' & qiID Sis
I'd What pasaed who could pretend to
guess yes r Il. Something ss' more than two
/ hours ! had elapsed, during which
Margaret bed been r., able To- talk oeca,
q'isen aa \ which was known, because
At times the attendant heard the
s4 qn Of Maax iq voice evident ,ll
II in tones g. Of reply to something ring
| which shs had said. At the. end OF Of
that 1.a time, 4 little bell, placed neal
the he'd bedside ib vas rnng hastily; "A
f faint irg Fl had seized Margaret; b NJ
| she recovered almost before, her WON;
| en- applied the usual remedies. They
Fingered, i however, I little; looking
ssHs yoatl lfal| codple xv,tI i siinatt inter
est which rs Efss a III avai;ledat,
eheek. o'Thsir hands ,x eafs locked to.
tssshst, andsn Msrsarstss,yss tksss
gIeasm5ea ! R5swsn7 liglts iof love;
/ whie6 settled upon M.1imiliin, : md
seemed u indicate that lie WIS ]be,.
eomine speeches: Just IL stIis mo-
mentt she made q feeble effort 10 dirax,
Maxzimilians towards her.; he bent
forward and kissed her with an an:
guish that made..the most callous
weep, and then BE whispered some:
thing into her ear, upon : which the
||att END dlants retired, taking, this e a
proof that; their presence was . hin.
Idrance to . free, communication,
Bqt they heard no more talking; and
lin less than ten minutes they return.
Jed. Maximilian.an g Margaret still
lEretained their former, aeaiAoa,EE Their
hands were fast looked together; the
same s parting ray of affection, the
sapei fsaeNsll light Of loves was in
| tie. eye Of sM1enpfet, and atilli itse.-
ltlsdppon, Ma4imil iaa. .sRat her eye.
I were beginning to grove; dina mists
were rapidly steal;sg over them.
me- imiffiia b xhbo askt gtupe8ed and
lifs one s Est III <<his right mind, nov,
at, the e gentle request ii the women nen
resigned his seat, for the hand which
had elasPed his had already relaxed
is hold the farewell CLEAN of low,
had departed. One of tie women
cloaed her eyes and there fell asleep
forever. the loysliestl flower our city
adlreared for.geparations. .,S.
The funeral tool plaoa on the
fourth day after her death. In the
morning : { e That y, ION ), strong 4.
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