The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-06-12

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binder w1'tr when iuiUt lnW tl hiFht
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and D. n H0.il the nhnuctF ~ i1f Hsalu,
o dom N7ing ont o. boatir ana - Tee
Your soTe,poru,n t tooE atIp'a Paris
leet week, "a al the 'i-ufsn rot 'ha NN'i
ulus ClunE fAhs rec fra
Ffelch rtYllu'i'} cam tn lud
when be Eitrfs,-u fhr bHTsl ~ u 'u Fl
FVt3n, the queen rithu e. .ui l9s Or Nrr
accomplishment at tErepilunEi be- ury
sphere, and wa,H fAs IN D d N"Efad.d
sta q. soc kep LC Da er r, rule. lgsGs-
lsrGug a',5s ys y.l;s OF p.ldy spl|l Esr
aiieHilgra .u tr. lly. ang argars Oh ir'lat
ior money, and 10 WHsuui lH-' before she
owned mugl pr-Iylig, NifI o nl.al UHfu-
vol on, NOS taa lesa gCluWrgcarll btCa051
10 s9gUpg rom "a ..a.rr4 heart flu s.u' or
her mother, whom rHe bf.u. 10 !rm
n o.t', gYe VAp, O. Do neHs aiE
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IN r. nous 7dirITiH' t.r F7nurF ar
pleasure guiTgtie lived NH.r t1o 'hna's
ul VIA Flg, often Iy-cHuo Aff ear lram
where r~,rd1a.n'cs Yves U''FinG D pN' !
a#rH.. % aba. .r#.H-r.#. 80 aH"H. h.H .
wlti ,his u:aih..inH ~ generosity which
wra quietly done. fhe alks sigbl hes-oNyt
hPg iaYors avon 0ihtr menhCgS OF the tam
lily, aud |. 10 sad that several OF her u.lttis
wura removed tom NFpt suG ttmpta'Ins
by hSg Timely attention, II de- a.ngu.
lsrly enough G!ttr acaseer NJ sin sad greed
iOr gold, Win e respectable mothers lbs
pressed against bsr Own, Her fuusgRl
OIcGrrsd in Dpr0minen1 portion " the s!ty
and directly opposite tho z. II, o, A.
building, taa Steps uni pofcn OF EAtrA
were thg0g,ed by the eager crowd |Go
were wild 30 see how herOompaulGus would
act g. the trying ordeal, Ihs street vas
nmptd With vehicles aud men, aud ths
plGmsd EOErie and tTa.n o! mOurners PpRts
littlo Tor tie dead, but much Tor the v'rtue
az 9 city that C0utu make snch y ctsp!gY
possible, aud view 4; With feelings scent
iDgly devoid Of crnsura Tho rg6d mpShef
ives deeply. ufec.sa aud the Meth
OQlee illll5sfrs s-9ftastu sOrt
in the AeIs4lter sounded
s'FAuge whch mingled with the despair.ug
cries OF the psrsnt ss she threw hersel. no
the body aud exclaimed: "Ill never see
her moro. Great God, - there no hoye Tor
h0t." Several OmCs = tear stole d0wa the
pointed TACO OF one o. Ter youngest cgs0.
cialCs. bat when she met toe gaze c! men
her cheek became cold ags!r. l. VIVA o
scene terrible in as Intensity Of suppressed
fear and - Hgcs,sd sin; and yet
as the c1rtcgs crept along ttH streets little
Girls end boys cams u end asked what
great sud god lady had died. Ear bt,r
WIS rs generously laden with iluwC-B MS
many o yiriuuu, uaiden who had gouc he
fore her; end Why not? She had made
nC. gi, Happy, more perhaps than
could b- s4it nt nose VINO Gittn have hove
their tum5s bending bow OF hgpccr!t'C-l
4rav h-,,s Ngu tHr5anfs Ii CrOCl. -s lGaTs.
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