The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-11
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II IL The Only EvIdence Thnt Never Lie

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ne nat been exceedingly Jealous, and
had threatened the girl, and though he
could not clearly remember all that he
might have said under tho influence Of
strong passion, yet he would not deny that
the man who had reported hiS terrible
! speech upon the river ImhK lINu reported
II correctly.
lie said he had been there with Mary
on that evening, and he remembered that
he saw the witness on the road After
seeing witness he spoke the angry, irnpul.
h'yr words 10 Mary. lIcc"uId only swear
to the simple fact that very shortly after
using the language just presented he had
become startled by his own fierce Passions
and had sent the girl from hm--hnd babe
her to eo home, telling her that he hoprlI
he might never see her again. With that
She had left him, and he knew no more.
ClnypUlc'S story bore the stamp oi truth
IN everything save the bearing upon il oI
III" facts already stated. Everybody was
sorry. N"hoIy believed that William
CI"yroIr. ever nonrlshcd murder in his
heart. u had been Int the creature VI
dreadful impulse.