Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-04-14

character. This Nuul L. ffaissi, ly a vel
known Oricniaii.i uho has sc,n the weapon,
o. mean lllus.0n. ard o. have a rlgious *
nihcanoe. N. 10 ~ arrui. the well known
private oolic-for. writes us tnat 10 da.-.cr n
Tho Passage d. Manrn l. Mt unqle. a. ha.
l...n s,afsi In several ~ The llurnals NJ ~
flnrcut Isrss1sas- n wuapuu shlch l. an cKac,
ouunisrTart ~ The 0ue f0unl l..,.,lr che ourIs Z
q Jozrfh Mc.ssnlr lhe paragraph eniel
vith the statement that uckf daF the nInfral
q ti,- muri.r,d man was O. take piaoc from
tte Morguc
| di not leave tho hou.o all hat day.
shraak from doing st II / vent ogt. ani n
tho nrvs q Ha0uls arrest wrrs uls grncr.
ally knovn. a. vas p-.ihie. ! shouli b. ~
sAilci with qu,sti0ns frum ths numer0u.
fr.cn.h of b''h of us -qlr.fions shloh % me
vouI - trturo | ooli DO noth.ng. al
laa.i. | tholght All thm.hf | raj tho
ns~sJalsr rrIurts over anl over again. AL
cJnld deti.o no maaTur1 uh.rh wolAl h. II
any advantage 81 ny unhaTpy fueui ln-
des.i. the l.vt s.rvi,e / c0uh rcn,lrr him
-o far a. u -.cur'i ius; then to ks-p cat
oi the way. In irving o. imagine a afsa.lhle
etAminaiion. D. ani' aware that my owl
dcnee vouid uot t.' la hli favor
Tbs was % far tle MT vrrtchol day
ever sfsut in my uft Thn f0ro. inartlnn,
ths cnlol anHirfy aiogt ny ~ m. che ~
mor-e q my usn Clulurf ehl.h pa.n'od,
M doulf, IA ollor uu.iulY dlr. al ihsa.,
cuutnhutci to mY m.a.ry | mlrhnl Ca
vllai ruualnci eataho q Maruy d.nnrr
tle dinnsr that hal l.acn orirrtsi o. o,irIrais
The aospiing u tho cauHsly -ani drank a
i.ottlo q wins. To- day woro o. with ual.
isuing tarilnosi, at irneth evening crlie.
AMI again I -ut olt IrrWfr JounaL
D. this umc. surely. tia ur1s ~ ths arr,st
must have lssn male plhl.. A glanrc az
tha Iap.r Showed m' IA be- hal
Tho pafarnlh uas taind, 'Cums q
Christmas DAY Arrrsi ~ thr Assassin. and
ran thus.
An arrest hAs nns lssu male in The ca.e
q tLs lalsase DO Nanun. AMI all tlo cir.
Clusiancss point o. he c.noil.nn that tho
Ialioe have laii their hanls on the ycniahls
murlrrrr Tho indifitiual arrr.isi ca sils-
plcion D. young msn rarri Haul 1Tard,
student q hv. fe.lng af ~ q, Hue
uauptine. a usIh.s ,l t. murion,i man
furth1r inioruat.on D. at Tfosut vitli.sld
~ tha Ioilo-. 10 may D. stated. Loecger,
that The arrest vas ula.i' 90 late d Iur lat
night, AMI that tlo crl,it of 90 il en;.r. iy duo
% The Agent - i0lico ~. Thsro iir,a IA T.
tel.eye that, hut for ihc activity ,'.Dan b.
this s.lilful and energr b. On er. % .rnrl. Who
vas in hliing. oil ere tbs have slor. s,lsi
la cfferi.ng his sap.
va rcadlng this Tarasraah with feelings
hat may b. imag.ncl. when ! was aiarilci
~ a kDoc King a. tho DOR. I Ay ".iafti.l. r.
l-sau-e I wss apprvhersite 40 every
namcnt q a 80 fran the ag,nt, ~ po.i q.
This time. however. 10 was only rirfre
a laiy dsrirrs o. - Mou.leur D. all,
and usher,.i In Ma,lamo Dunaine. ths mofher
q GahuelN
One glanoc at her iaoo showed n.s thai shs
know all
M. Marsal. she All. "come with me a.
onoci Pc pitys .aAs dont rcil.si ! .ad
that | w0ud bring you-tlai ] wouli not
oume lax vithout you ll"g-I inipior q
you to conei'
but whercf'-t bal a ooufussl noiion that
40 ~l.i..i me- b. - with be- D. Iao4i-''to
tho houae q de;eniionr
40, not IL is Gabrielle Who sut mo 81
iring you. Go o. NJ Maral. he All. 20.
dcar mother. AMI say to him that Gabuelle
uuuaine i In disines, and must 80 him to-
nighi' An, Monsieur, sAy that yoi will
oonic
n vll ours. sinoo Madeniol-rllc vi.hs, 10.
Tut
"ilA j. enough. he "a "a ''let ui not los.s
a momcnt vas UNIV Hing % leave her
even a. come O. you. The agents ~ Tolioe
were with a. thls aftciucon. An. % has l-cn
torrihlo.'
Ife.t the tolr lady : hAni shake Ia miuo a.
lei hsr down tho DARK stair 40 tie outer
DOR gave her my arm; Il was now frccIing
hafs. AMI tho Iavcuent Vas like glas<
Neither q " spoke an0ther word; with tho
th0nght that Wa m our minds, What, indeed,
coud h. saldi
AswoIclt tie houss, No. - Rue DauIhinc,
a man who hAd t.cn Standing In The shadow
u a passage opIssiie crossed the street. ani
followed "a. notlccd tbs, and, taking the
chance q locking hark at the street oorner,
saw the man always bshind "a Fs'pins u, IN
New. Hctootfh orP~f' - the Rue
a. rOdoon. url VS. auOt ab east o. a.
WHEN We r,aehcl Neiarc pumaines door.
There h. walked very slowlg, aim =. ,top-
ping Evidently the pallos were iA.ifg an
lntellig nj iuter,-t In my movements.
Madame Duma NJ sshop was 70 ; Rue de
rO,leon. over to dor was n NJ 4 IN white
let,ers-"Gl0ve Cieaners Nldlr was of q
rrsTcctable family; her late husband. n mer-
chant In the Faubourg ~. Honore, had met
with loss: az h.s death his widow hal found
herself poor Obliged b earn a livelihood In
some way. she had taken n little ship In the
Rue 10 TOicon. with parlor tehind, and
hal struggled hard 10 form a oounrction a
glove cleaner The struggle hal not been
very suooss.ful. MadAme DuuAine AMI be
daughter. noaihan.l.d AMI industrious
A. they werr, hal o. siarve thcmselyes
in order D. ray tho rsni. Thcn Ga
briele went on thc stage hhe was a singu-
larly bcautiful girl. anl le.ieve might have
male almosi great actress- Beginnlng with
soubrttte parts 'n Qua - the Bouiefa ard
thoatrg-, she was earning n salary q 81 francs
a week whon dr.t shs mot Raoul Girard b.
hind the socnrs. Itaoul was writing theatrical
critics for Il Drama. hcnce his prc-cnce
therc. think tLsy zen In love with each
other AT frst sight; | know, 81 all events,
that Ra0ul dill Gabrielle hal many admir-
en- but shewas a. g. 4 a. she was BEAUTIFUL,
and when slo acccpie Raoul she al once len
the stage. know that Raoul hal not asked
her 90 do this, a. h. al % me himself h. had
no rlght 70 dcfiaili tufn n ~ filiNet " Nu'
her womans instinct that lei her 20 make u.
They hal been bctrothel now for nearly two
yoars, snd were % 10 married A. soon ~
Raoul hal paacd his final examination for
the har. and was making an income that could
at all b. dercndci on.
II was n familiar place % me, that little
shop In the Rue A. rOleon, with the rows q
gloves In the winlow AMI On the counter, and
the faint osior q bcnnne that hung about n
had spent many merry evenings, along with
RAOul, In the little Iarlor behind. Now all
was dark and silent, a. II sorrow worSe
than death had entered there. ! entered the
room with extrcms rcuctanoe. for l cannot
bear, of all things, b. 49, a woman cry, and
expected 10 find Gabrielle In tear But
was wrong.
she came forward 10 meet me without Civ
ins me bar hand, sni lookei me straight In
the eyesL Her face was pale, but bore no
traces Of weeping. She carried hcrself
proudly, like queen; there was a touch al
most Of defiance IN the glance Of tho dark
syes and the curve of tho rcl lips; never b.
lore had Gabrielle seemed b mo 20 superbly
osautiful she reminded me of Rachel; but
Saw that there was no acting bere