The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-06

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'sro rHs Ed. Or OF rHE HERALD SIR
al HAVE WAITED TIRE DAYS TO SEE WHAT
THE POLICE COULD Do. THEY AMT WORTH
RID CENT-THEr Amt rHOUGHT OF rAE RIGHT
PERSON OR THE Eight THEORY. HATE To
xxykR Did NE ANY HARM. KILLED DICK
SIXTH THE MAN THAT SAYS SHE DID 1T Is A
LIAR. Do You WANT TO KNOW now. l Will
TELL YOU RIGHT AWAY. I WILL TELL You
WHAT l KILLED HIM FOR HE IHoUGr HE
WAS BIGGER THAN ANYBODY ELSE. HE
rHOUGHT HE Could run ANY GAL HE WANTED
rU. HE COULDN'T HAVE RUN MY WOMAN If
HE HADN'T STuPED HER UP WITH HIS sEING
cArrAIx Soon. SAW HIN AT HELLERs
DAY OR rwo BRyOR STANDING IN FRONT AND
CANE NEAR SHOOTING HIN THEN. l CAME
IN The YARD ABOUT NINE. l CANE IN The
lack WAY Went AND sTOD BEHIND The
alley GATE AND LAYED FOR HIM. AprHR A
wIE AS Everything LOOKED QuiEr I
THOUGHT WOULD LOOk AROUND A LITTLE
wRSr IN THE CELLAR AND LIT MATCH
AND LOOKED AROUND-FOUxD KNIFE NEAR
Ills Ice TUB-PocKErp THAT. FOUND His
KITcnEN STAIR AND GAVE UP THE DEAR OF
LAYING FOR Hin OUTSIDE. I WAS GOING TO
PUT HOLE IN HIN AND THEN SKIP OUT The
BACK WAY. = MAD A NICE LirrLn PISTOL
THAT WOULD PUT DAYLIGHT THROUGH A TWO
INCH BOAKD. WHEN A WAGON CANE ALONG
PUT MY SHOULDERS GAINsr The BOARD AND
PUsHED IT OUT. YOU Will FIND II IN THE
CLOsKr / THEN wExr OUT BACK AND MADE A
P0Ixr ON THE KNIFE BY RrBB,NG HARD ON
STONE he CAME IN ABOUT 1oh THEY
wExr TO Bid About II. THEY WE'RE VERY
RESTLESS. I CAME UP ABOUT II. cor IN As
QUIET AS MOUSE NEVER DID 1T PRErrlxR
IN MY LIpE--THES l Gor MY TOOLS READY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AL
WAYS HAS WITH ME. l WASN'T GOING TO USE
THE PlsTOL IN THE House UNLESS / WAS
CORSERED. THEY KEPT JrxriNG ABoUr
WAS GOING 10 UNLOCK lHE OUT.
SIDE DOOR Brf IT MADE TOO MUtH
Noise. ABOUT TWO O'clock SHE COR UP AND
CANE IN KITCHEN FOR WAFER. RUN UP lHE
BATH ROOM STAIRS. / SAW THE WINDOW
WEIGHT AT TAE END OF THE STAIRS AND TOOK
If'AS A GoDsEND-Jusr THE THING / HAD BEEN
WlsHING FOR ALL THE NIGHr JUST As SHE
GOT 10 BED A CUR CANE RUSHING OUT OF The
FRONT ROOM AND JUxPED ON THE BED.
THOUGHT HE'LL WOULD BE TO PAY NOW Eur
SHE TOOK HIN IN rHE FRONT ROOM AND GAVE
HIN A Good LICKING AND wEN1 BACK To BED
l THINK SHE GOT UP AGAIN AT THREE. FOUND
A HASDKERcHEF AND xADE MASK OUT OF
HANDKERCHIEF l FOUxD AT THE END OF The
STAIRS Ar TnREE AND HALF l BEGAN CRAWL
ISG IN ON MY BELLY SHE WAS LYING ON HER
BACK HE ON His RIGHT SIDE
III HAD TIE KNIFE IN MY MOUTH AN END OF
THE WEIGHT IN ECH HAND WITH TIE PEPPER
IN ONE hand AND A HANDKERCHEF WITH
SOME CHLoRoFoRx ON IT IN THE OTHER Cor
IN AND LAYED CLOSE TO THE BED. I POURED
SOME MORE CHIoR0FoRM ON THE HAND AND
HELD IT CLOSE 10 HER NoSE-HER MOUTH BE-
GAN TO OPEN AND SLAPPED 1T SoPPING WET
ON HER MOUTH AND NOSE SHE BEGAN CnOK-
ING THEN Took IT Away THEN HER EYES
BECAxE HALF OPEN AND SHUT AND HER JAWS
BECAME Skr AND SHE WENT OIL GOT UP OK
MY FEET AND RAISED THE wxanr UP AND
BROUGHT 1T DOWN WITH $50 POUNDS ON Tor
OF 1T. 1T SANK IN HALF WAY. He KINDER
GRoANED AS If The GROAN CAME FROM MS
TOES AND KINDER DouBLD HINsELF UP
RAISED IT UP AGAIN WHEN THE puRr JUMPED
OFF or SOEErHING AND CAME RUxNlNG
TO THE DOOR WHEN HE SAW ME- STANDING
THERE With THAT THING ON NY FACE AND
THAT CLUB RAISED HE srOPPED QUfcKER EN-
LlGurxEN AND scOUTED BACK AND BEGAN
sCRAoHING TO GET UNDRR sOxETHlNG LIKE
| Good Boy. THEN LET HIM HAv Ir AGAIN.
| TEEN TOOK THE KNEE AND SUCK HIN .sOAn
| TINES. THAT WAS sATIsFACsIoN AND IT
| DfDNr MAKE TIE BLOOD FLY LIKE RAPING
Him ON The HEAD. THE BLOOD BEGAN To
GUReLE OUT OF HIS HEAD AND MAKE A YEAR
| FUL NOISE, l1HREw THE PILLsK ON Ills FACE
| AND HE'LL IL i THEN LOOKED FON
SOME wATxR TO WASH NY HANDS. l COULDN'T
FIND ANY DRAWN. so THREW THE wArKR
THAT WAS IN TWO GLASSES INTO HALF
FISCHER OF LExONADE AND WASHED NY
HANDS IN THAT. SHE THEN BEGAN TO CONE
BOUND. so POURED SOxx MORE CLoRoFoR N
on A TOWEL AND GAVE II TO HER LITTLE
EASIER Tails TINE l THEN FELr OF MIN AND
nj WAS AS WARN AS HE EVER WAS AND
SOMETHING IN HIN MOVING AWAY LIKE His
HEART. l THEN Took THE KNl1E AND TRIED
TO STICK HIN AGAIN, Bur II WOULD KgrCH
IN HIS RIBS AND BEND. so l PUl II IN ONE
OF THE HOLES AND TURNED IT AROUND. AND
WIEN TOOK IT OUT The WIND CAME OUT OF
THE HOLES. BUT BEFORE | DID THIS |
WRAPED THE TOWEL ON MY HAND TO KEEP
Than CLEAN. l TOOK II OFF AND TMHEw IL
ON HER FACE. WHEN he BEGAN 10 MAKE
THAT NOISE 1 HUxG SOMETHING ON THE KEY
HOLE so ASYBUDY COULDN'T SIZE IN. 1 Cow
ERxD HIN UP, WENT Through HIS BREcHEs,
BUT DIDN'T GET MUCH. COR DOWN WITH NY
THINGS. pUr ON MY Shoes CAME our
To THE PEivY DROPPED THE wEoHi-KNlrx
AND mask Down THE HOLE. FOR THE GOOD
OF sclENcg | DOsED HER The FIRST TINE
ABOUT az SHE CAME QUE QUARTER 10 FOUR
AND TEEN I GAVE II 10 HER AGAIN SOLID,
For lHE Good OF THE tGRsAT) DOCTORS
sAY-HE WAS WARY A QUARTER To YOUR.
HE BEGAN TO COOL WHEN THE AIR cAxE GU
TALL THAT DAM Fool THAT SAID THE CLoRo-
FOxx WAS NO GOOD That BEFORE LhFr If
rNKoRxED 8 WOVEN LIKE MRS SMITH COULD
HAVE BEN DosED. LIE DIDN'T TRr 10 GET Up.
VINES HE DREW HINsEI.F UP HIS rxEr COT
OUT OF BED l DoS'r THINK l WOULD HAVE
SAID ANYTHING ABOUT 1MIs " IT HADN'T
BEsN FOR MRS jMlrH AN NOT THE NAN TO
LET A WOMAN BE 3LAxxD FOR WHAT I'D. she
Is As lSSOCENT OF THAT As TnE-vIRG
MARY-Ir SHE HAD DONE lr she WOULD HAVE
ONLY DONE THE RIoHT THING
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