Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1880-12-01

staircase, his eyes jutting from his
head, his lips covered with foam: My
mother" he screamed its my mother!
Go and see.
In q moment, walters, chamber
maids, customers and pretty Mrs Dark
herself came tumbling out Of the house.
Reuben had sunk on curbstone, and
being supported by the gardener, to
whom he kept on repeating in a low
broken voice: Its my mother. They
are her gold necklac and
her rings. .
More lanterns were fetched, and an
exploring party descended into the Gel
lar, and there found in a recess of the
wall which had been just opened by
Reuben's pick, the skeleton of d wo-
man with gold necklace and locket
round her neck At her feet lay sever
al rings and inside one of them--a
wedding ring two names were found
engraved, "Rose Dalleigh Mrs. Dark's
maiden name) and Abel Dark with
a date which tuured out to be that of
her wedding.
Further explorations subsequently,
brought another thing to light--an
iron strong box, in which were found
e2Oo in gold and bank notes. So the
truth about Abel Dark's death and ruin
then got to be guessed at. He had muir
dered his wife, and with his own hands
had bricked her up in the cellar But
why had he hidden away his fortune
with her, too, could only be explained
on the supposition that he had been de-
mented at the time of his crime, and
perhaps for some time previously. His
suicide gave color to conjecture.
By the time the explorations in the
cellar had been concluded, Reuben
Dark had regained his composure
somewhat, and he explained how
be had come to open the Gel
lar wall, by saying plausibIy enough
that he had remarked some time
before that the cellar wall tbulged'' at
that particular place. AS he had been
a baby at the time Of his parents
death nobody could suspect him Of
knowing Of the fell secret.
"rhe gardener, however, pursed up
his mouth in a significant way when
he heard his masters statement. For
his part he was persuaded that Reuben
Dark had also intended to kill his wife,
and to hide her away, and that he had
only been prevented from carving out
his criminal design by the horrible
hazard which had made him light up
on the spot where his mother had been
lmmured. But the gardener kept his
counsel; or it was no business of his to
be an accuser.
The suspicion may have been found
ed or not, bat it is certain that Reuben
Dark did not kill his wife after all.
The pair became reconciled, and soon
afterwards left Jowberry with the
windfall of money which had come
into their possession. They are said
to have lived very happily together.
AS for the Fried Sole" it has ceased
to be an hotel, for it was sold to the
town council, converted it into a
museum of antiquities. The people Of
Jowberry call it the Ozark House."
and by that name it is known to all
tourists
Lieutenant Governor Cantrell, Of
Kentucky, has just been married to
Miss Cecil, of Danville, and a cores
prudent of the Cincinnati Enquirer. at-
ter POLITICALLY describing the satin ard
orange blossoms of the bride, says
The groom is an exceedingly fine and
man-looking man. He is tail, of COM
manding appearance, and was exceed
ingly handsome in full dress suit, white
satin tie, white kid gloves and patent
leather pumps.
Miss Ida Cameron, the eldest daugh-
ter Of Senator Don Gamer of Penn
sylvania, will be married to Mr.. VIM
Bradley on the 18th of November
next. Mr. Bradley is the sou of Jus
tice Bradley, Of the supreme court Of
the United States. The ceremony will
be performed in Harrisburg, Pa, at the
home Of the bride Miss Bayard is to
be one Of the bridesmaids. Miss
Cameron is noted in Washington So
ciety for her very beautiful eyes.
a ten-year-o1d boy was overtaken by
a train on a railroad bridge, at Port
land, Oregon. There was no room to
stand aside, and the gorge below was
very deep. Seeing a cross-beam fifteen
feet underneath, he leaped for it, grasp
ed it with his arms, and hung there I'M
til rescued with a noosed rope
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DR.. Lou See On q Chinese physician,
has registered in Buffalo, n. Y, under
the new law. He says he was licensed
to practice by Lou Com Chong, duly
authorized ners0n in the provinca 81
Canton, China, Emperor Ton Kong
ruling at the time.
Nothing is More Important,
Essential. in fact, to ths preservation Of bodily
health than to restore the activity Of the kidneys
and bladder, whsR they performs their Functions
mpereshy, snce when they 90, q large proper
ton Of the debris or waste matter Of the system
for which they airs ene Of the ehsat outlets, re-
1nains in and poisous it. Furthermore the organs
themselves become diseased, as consequsncesos
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