The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1880-11-27

don't you see what an Y " kward
predlcsment you would then Bs iKg'
"Eddie, please don't try to de
ceive ME. You know She Is guilty!
Ain't the agRsRHheaaaimg
Didn't | cling to the idea OF her in7
nocehce ifauE. thea bet FproPl YFas
knocked awavs But | am deter
mined to zee her and demand ian
explanation. 1t is but fair to give
her a chance. She shall know
what we have heard, and she must
then, tell what she knows about it,"
"Harry, you will live to regret
this step, and | want you to under
stand that you take 1t contrary to
my advice and wishes. Ii you
would lot the whole matter rest in
the hands OF the detectives until
The evidence shall be brought out,
/ think At would be better"
LET the responsibility rest on
me, Eddie. must aud will see
Viola once more, and then leave
her in the hands OF Hun VIII. knows
the secrets ol all hearts. l will 80
aud see nor now; meantime you
go aud tank to Mr.. RDeKland, and
dOh't llIlnE about Inc al All. must
now steer my own canoe. My mind
is made up, aud no power on earlh
can change IT,"
Harry then abruptly left the
office and went towards the JAN
aud | tremUIed to see The strange,
wild look IN his eyes as he passed
out. Mischief was breWIngs aud 1
could see y AS pam as uaylght
but now 70 prevent, ~ ! knew not.
| remalned III my seat Tor some
time, Undecided ~ 10 The beBl
course u De pursued. l knew that
| ought 70 aCt promptly, but how,
or what 1T Was,i | could nOt decade.
Alter Harry had been gone about
thirty minutes, IL occurred ~ lne
that 1 ought lUEo ant LAX " Lot
We And,leL her know the bad news
we mad heard, aud persuade her u
Keep Harry ana Viola apart until
something more detihlte cOuld be
IaOundyOut. 4 knew athat II Harry
should zee N1o4& whlle his mind
wasi in Its present lcondluon
something serious would be sure u
transpire. Ihastened to The jail,
bu. was too late TO prevent the
meeting. Lottie met inc atthe en-
trauce, andnl saw ir0ln, her IQ0ks
that she lad susplslonea something
| oHO, Eddie" she said, as she beld
out both hands, toro me TO- shake
EWhat 90 earth is the matter viii
Harryg He came here jdst now
looking for all the world just like =
ghost. He was as pAls as death,
and lthoughC he was going TO fal
down and Gae atTnIy fee:. He stag
gered from one side OF the hall K
the other like 3 drunk man,aIolc
me he wished 10 be alone viii
Viola, aHd requested me 10 stay on
of the rOom, anti. he called nae
His eyes showed q Wild, ,uDsellleH
| Eexpressiop like have seen mad
men have. 10, Eddie, what does i
meanWfl b5er1tb14 91a lma mJ
| Es'L0ttie, darling, something aw
full has happened; but l cant sloT
to tell you now. We must look
after Harry-ggt him away frOR
here as soon Us possible. Go in
Lottie3i you mhstipersuade him tt
10 home With y0u.nsgnua iw 4
,sGpod heavens Eddie did ,yol
hear that groan9 That was Viola
come, qqick!lo eI.,.s ,,sa AN
followed ,Lottie into the room
and at a glance / saw that we hae
| come too 'lAteAtte' mischief baC
been dOue. That HarryGwas abso
/ Iutelyg acraEy foFnthe time being
was as plain IS could be-, Vlol'
was leaning. against the bedpost
palsf and lVembARg,I while Harr,
was passing across toe room lik'
an angry tiger in Its cage. Aotti'
was by Viola's sideih all instant.
"What is it, -Vlolag2 she inquired
as she took hold Of her arm. "Tel
me what has happehed, I1beseect
k6a gpsnQiisaap NJ sYswlH Jlm 4
tAYoar gallant brother there,
think, could tsll. you better than ]
could" ,"",Eeplled Viola, as she drew
/ herself up to her full height. Shs
fl6Okedlike d queen WHO had re
ceite(ls aaa iHSultnSFoHI one Of he
subjects. Sncbaaleok OF seorn q
lsAe CaetdpQa larry 4s she spoke.
4 had never seen fash, from q wp
mans eyes before, Ter cheek
I wers red with anger, and her ftam,
" = n Il