The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-06
DAYS
(Conainutd from Fira Page J
CUkT-g VII.
WIGHT

eY ~ III Iftltf " ~EAr8RiDi- III nc
nr., plscc, IL AR. WL.Jn ser; her prcmI--
OF .scr~ry. II seemed 70 me that all DANGER
OF suspicion fat ng rv,u Pa:..ppa wa.r.-
moved. There would be no ore else % MAKE
enown ;ae f..ct, tia: rJ,,l the nigh. 81 Sr
NSryyn's dsaii a "rol.ri, distracted W.
men left her homs-a woman whose lif-'s
happiness had been ciondei by the villains
treach~rous art-a woinag %: strong ia
s!ons. xho In her iemp!Sr. d-Iiriam nalzt,
easily b. tuYnsd 20 la<~ .ur.i yengcan-- fDr
wlicii ]. a. ieas'. hid irr ari;e unaoctrni.
sbic. IL / could DTt feel -ur- Il the s..lc.
Of the one pers", wi.on | ,lr-nded, ". AZ ..;:
even return ~ I.,n.rn. and fear nothiay. /
wavef-d- Aft- all there IL something c NJ
i-fnptibie In I. ,'t. Siarif trust 81 Mn
Wilson's pro:gi.r. and Tc,Tru With my c"il-
~I.aniops by tie next boa: from BOulogn-n
No, Thousand times no! Ihi!ippa's gs-l-
fare is far to IT,. g OTIS ~ ~. 20 be trusted
~ the hand - one ,xcl,a.!e wo-lti-
q woman. mrr'ov-r. who has wrongs
of her M calling for v 'igeance. Ty-n"r-
row her mi'si u,ry chang. aud instcai -
furtheriny Our .sfets. she ia. ) De urcIhs ol
,he pursuit. 1T me iru,t IA" one save my
self.
Pr my inv-'. sake, ! MS oSer1oysd Ia
hear that. surprising The s"rnan's safe
inent and date ~rr- cTrr"r'. Philip. W.,
tie dead nau'. law :ul wifi. Not tia: tI.-
fact for one III 'iu' at pai.ia'"d the gai.i -
la. intention, or .~es.rn.-l the cOntemp. ami
hatred ! bore i"rarc him: not TIA: II
changes; IN M eyer by uI.. i"ta my logs
position. Married or unmarried, 70 me she
was all hat; a woman cnnid hr. Thou a
t~lackyuard's g ait had wr"nT.t what wo.ti'i
fc her shame ia the cyrs us the world,
Though he: hands were arcpnsclousi: rec
with o inau's blood, 10 nae she was ,irr ~ d
""ftal. in'usccn. chlid.
let 1T tier =: H. the r~- gladden. ne.
knew Thai 1: cs.r u. line should c"u4"
WREN ! could place IT0u's ~ her hai'- i'.Si
she Wa ! " :e-.har III. cpuId, X sire r'ose.
bear her worthless husbands name. aiI9
tare the void wit.iout fear Of scprf. Tho
rr-tJiatiOI of her sci!y-sp.ct wnui.i rTiiis
Win u, a JOY wh ci unlI = woman chEriEi'-
Is comprehend. Ant PIi'i"ra, viii all ser
pride and passion. Vas, true wO'n'n, 'r.I
Of the I'm ~ and drIir,,e dread .. shame
which cha ac:rr.Z"s The best of her .cx.
Yet when should | b. able 10 teal her"
whenever | did so | nG-! also reveal t'l-
f,ctof her husbands hein. dead, Egd my
dnirg SO nust bring the whole st"ry ~ hLS
death o i:er knowledge. 1 trembis'f rs
though. Whist this inigliI mean. sutr'y l.,
dramatic surrounding must sugge-. Sna!"-
t!,inY a. her "a must bring bJtk .he
hight and lis horrors: must, Ia fac. t. her
what she tad lone I'm her madness. RI:,Iv.
than risk this, ! uiust 10, hcr con;lrIe jo
bear the cruel weight of what she tIoggat
her shamr. Nv aim must be 20 make be-:
lselicye tina. Sr Meryyn FrrTsnc ~ still
alive, and Troubling nothing as to ~hat has
Income OF the WOMAN wilouf he orc.' falsely
swOre 10 love and Cherish until d"a.h l
cars-d the WRECKS IncIloIy rs l siGugsht ~
him..
The sending Of Phillrpa TO live under tie
Charge OK one Of his own discarded mistress
49, WAS but another proof Of the mans r.
voting cynicism. Mrs. Wilson's scccrtaacs
II ia. char.e showed me 20 what a lcvel :
woman could sink. IL told me, moreover,
th,; IN spite II her letter she was no, {, be
trusted. A w. man who could lend u rsclf
Ia her form'r lovers purposes Ia srci a
way as this must have par:,d with vvyGy
atom OF pride. Il; seemed 10 ~, that the Do-
man and the man were Well matched n
b~a.eneas.
Still ..er letter ilfteia load from my miad.
l fe.t that for awhile there could b. no pur-
suit; yet I resolved tc risk nothing. bu, To
hurry ~ with nj! possible speed. Only
when We crossed TIE frontier Of Spain
should l sleep In peace.
Al researches. with n view 10 obtaining
evidence of the first Lady r rrsid's dealt,
l postponed indefinitely. Some day, IL nl
went well. would rc;urn 10 England a-d
procure The d. cumpnts necessary 20 prove
the validity OF Philippians marriage. There
va no pressing hurry. As To any money
which should b. hers. never with my c n
sent should she touch q p-nny which had
belonged 20 the dead man.
Protracted as my mcdi:ations SCI m on m
per. they wer. In reality much longer: IN
deed, they were no; at AN end when t.ra
boat steamed In Borlo-ne haI boz. Went
In search Of my companions. who. I Wa
glad To aud. had borne the voyage well. We
were soon la the train. and. withou; aay
events occ.rr:ny worth recoriiuc. a. eight
o'clock stood on IN" Care ia Nerd. Paris.
We drove ihrouci, the brightly II, streets
70 the Hotel du louvre. The stains II tray
a. washed away. my mother gave /, sigh ~
satisfaction ~ she seated her eli a; the din
neriablr. Like a sensible woman. she was
no despiser of the good things of this lie.
There were other late diners In the great cof-
fw>room. and many 4 head wa>.arnei 20 look
At the beautiful girl Who sat on my right
hand; for every day which brought her new
health and strength. brought also q my love
an instailia mt o: her former rich beauty.
In q very short time she vuald b. TO all az
psar.nces the Pailippa Of old.
''Ilow long shall We stay in Paris. Easi,"'
asked my mother.
1T IL now haif-pasf nine: our train starts
ut SIS In the morning. Calculate the time"
'Oh. roasease! /; Is years since | have
trcn la Paris want 20 look !, the shops. .
So does PHilicpa. l SIN SURE"
"Ay dear moi or, the man. much more !
tie wcmSn. who fingers In Paris Is lost. IL
ycu are go,n: elsewhere the only VA. l. In
xo straight through. or else You xct no fur. /
Their. have proved this. aud mean 10 run !
no risk" !
"bu; remember We ere IN. wcas women. /,
Tnis POOR child Is far ;ran sIrons."
She smiled nj phi.ippa. whose eyes thank .
81 her for the al ari~lia;.on.
''Doa't be msrciless. Basil. she coutlnu- J
I'd. give US at i-as, one day"
Net ote. Rm Just yoinr 20 ooh after q
courier, 30 that you may travel in ali pos,.-
ble comfort"
hat NY c~omran!ons were Thoroughly ala. IT.
4. We bad brandy with Us wa'c G. was duly
{, me. After awhile l recnv.
rret, ami although tie fsa. Sas siill with
ne, sat with the ~S;olc.s,a o; al lncian II
the stake awaiting what NTH. harpen at
she frontier. I had done az could. Ii. st
last moment disaster overlook Us I had
ai least ssrsyrn by every means within NY
rssWs~ - nSs~s
ITO &c Coa.inu.S!t
A Pennsylvania Woman has been
to rrisoa for horse tie ling. The