The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-06-03

q 8m1e g. a9Ke0y what does
young Mllward mean by his evidence2
He has peyured himself, has lie nots'
Jamie hid HE face ii his hands for 3
msment and then looking Up he said re-
solutely 81 rs
81 cannot answer your question, moth
er. God must judge between, him and
me mi. Then, changing the subject Can
You get me q lawyer, mother2''
OF course can, and will
80 after 9 little more talk, left Jamie,
and sought the office Of Squire Carnan.
A good man the squire was, and an hon
est lawyer. When he discovered who I
WAS, and my business, he told me blunt
II that he did not wish ia undertake the
case. Il
''Are you afraid that II not pay your
asked. '.f il costs years Of labor, you
shall receive every cent Of charge. =
He smiled sadly. s.
| No, madam, It's not the money! he
said, "but ! do not like to feel that the
Sewing Of anybody's life depended On my
Efforts So
"Life9" Ireplied, ''would they hang
janet" s.
eff found guilty, in all probability
they will, he replied. q - 81.
scarcely knew what I said. but I
begged and imnlored Mr. It;arnans = save
the 81 Door bow. AZ last he consant i 10 -
visit him :..sand &, am convinced = h;a
innocence. ), he ailded. q viii endeavo ~
to obtain his aconittaI :, 30 s.
SO the squire went to the Jail, as I was
afterwards told, and saw my son alone IN
| ssJamas ), no so;a L;na,u M
know the truth in this case nv position
as a LAWYER. and the rnles of the cnn,rt
render whatever YOU tell me now q >
sacred secret. By acknowledging your
guilt-if YOU are guilty. shali he able
to shape my defense SO as to obtain the
lightest possible punishment
Then jamie stood hold,v mn - Il. oa,l
and ra1sinr h,s rioht +ouor9 haara,, ~ -
so;a - % 20 - = /" aia neaVsn' ne
MMr Carnan 4hav con no -. :, : ,f4ho,,
want to. Int am an4;nain ;nnn ~ :. - y
of this CHARGE. and w;ll1na 70 az u;t j,
those words on nv Inns.
The LAWYER looked steadily in I.mio,a
ewes for moment. and he mnst aha,e
seen truth written there. for he 1ooL his
hand. and said: 3 - -. :,
tsI believe Won. Riley. and vii, d.fo,d
YOU. NOW toll me whore vnu u u,a .iI iast
Sunday nipht.u ->'7'
"Well." sai1 Jamie ct ana,+ tho .a,,a,,
mo 81 . fr,and,s horse - 49, ~, .,s.ths 49,.
part Of the village. I returned ha ur .'f he
tween eleven and +vaiue o,cIoc,. ;, s. 80.
sand YOU nassed thu sPraahv+or; or
church ~, VOW no ~, ~ 800 - go
81 did
unid ~, soo ! : ~ :, IL !,
..yas s;.,, soo "n' o1e - .Ae d VICINITY e'lln
..Who W., 81 S}
.sI cannot ansuer +b.t o,,as.;;,,, ~
carnann ' Gus " = 'A'' 4uesl'on, u :.
Than Tho 1o1r,,o, al 80 ),
while and w;iha,t ana an ,nugas 1T IL
the cell and went stra ;nh4 - ny ~ ~.
NOR did Ion,,o coo Nm as.a; ,,n4;I ~, oIe
of tho +r;al = s'o D1A 'u uu'1i til ss va =
Rut Ia Nos ,ot ;,a,a =, a..
and WHOM o.11od ~ ~, ~. 'ne o aul',
no - ha ~ s."nS - III on.e ns tolu
nv son ;nnnssnt anS 1919 .aas ~ oolieveu
Maaa;a Rnen a% no !N.1a = olear nln.
do h@5 Pa IL, 0nu pa, 1a
OCT a. n;rh+s WIZ, 80 Az ths s..Ip sne
1;llauars '+a1Iaa &c Ia:asa :7t A 8 : %
eheeEs s,o,,1d t,,r, = na : s.nis guy. ner
AZ hr;e,ht % tha st. 49, sna ~, esss nssn
The +r;s1 co,,,a - :, 4,..s 'u-..,.1 !,
lono weeks thav we're - nv hit mns SUI
for strength and tb;nl +ba 20 81 Plased
nv nraver and aa1e no @ ~. - 1 ssaa
nv cross - 80 - Po"o1 = 8Oe''i
a oreat crowd +horo 40, so,
room when Tho dav con,o = - :
jamie was led n III the constal,e ond
took his seat in the nYisoner,s hn1 so 90
calm and collected as fhonoh he had h hee ~
sitting by the fires;de q home -. -
MAGGIE and 7 had ! seat +noathar mt
we scarcelv smoke svord dnr,1s, +ha No, 10.
paration for the trial. We thouoh h That hat
it would occunv the whole dav MT =
came to an unexpected termination =
Joseph Milward WAS the first w;tness
called. He told the same story he had had
told at JAMES former examination a>'
I remember the scane we'll
The district attorney had aalad tho,
questions. and HAVING f;n1ahad aa;d. -
ssThat will do air : = - -,
Milward was about to leave. the WI
ness stand when Mr.. Carnan spoke un:
Il