The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-06-30
SOMERSET. PA. JUNE 30. 1886.


sEzlloW, 70 hide fora lnaInent Ike
so-ns gay, froiie-o1ae, thoughtle-s child,
unEs@l 10 ccntrol
/ The tai gentleman whom zhe had IN
dlczfsd A. her father. fl,setber With has
companion, were obviously seeking fer
the lovely. teasing girl They booked
sb0u-, --anning everyone quietly buf
sharply. and then began walking along
The line II carriages The elderly respect
able maid apparently retained her -ezt-
>he W4s nowhere 10 ~ -een b-t the
rector, watching The II1fie incident with
-Bns amusement. was Obliged 70 as.knoEl-
edge 70 himself that he had scarcely
+ glanced Al her, and should decidedly not
be able 10 reroIleeS even the general -
+ IeS1 q her prlz-.ie figure There Has Al
+ expression ST anxiety On the face 4 the
illler n1an- General Marine. a. The re,<er
+ presumed him % b. which va natural
under the circumstances
Thetwo gen1lelllon paas-d al the door
+ Of the compartment II which the smiling
rector renained seated The Ieader
s-anns-I the clerical travels.r zffen1irtly.
and glanced swiftly over the seats. the
hoor. the racks. then again al the Sale oc-
cuIaIt q tlle carriase-
Parlsn ne he began courts-g0sly.
Certainly. I think practical joking
! foolish am1~e1neut- responded the
Rey. >eitiIaus. with bland polifenes-,
conulingled with coniizlity- i MAY Al
once relieve vogr natural ANXIETY by II
forming yc1 thzT your daughter has
only tiis moment ran SWAY. ou1 q gi-iish
cSyeiy. % play Al hide-aDd--e-k Eilh
you--
don't understand YOU co3dly an
-Wsred the t4H stE.nser- Your looks
are Hlore respectable than yeur wars. ~
Allow me and leaning II II The vi1a-
dow. he attempted % lay h. hand "A
ihs nd 1soracco cz-e lyine canspscuossly
1n the reverend zertlerlan's knee.
Nos decidedly not exclaimed the
rs.1or. whipping the coszly TOY into che
u the outer pockets 4 his travelling coa1-
! rapid ~1T1ui~e I'D him 70 E1e-S that
TINS highly diszingglishe-i-lookine szrzn-
~ was either u fond Il practical joking
q hi- beautiful daughter. ~ el~s daring
railway -Lief H feared The lat1er-yef
hoR em5aeutly -eIate and sober his a.
pect, while his * T-e~-ion va open, al
t--it -1lueg il.I stern
ApJearnoes ART against you, uly
good ~. sad the str1n-s.r- sE--akiIs. II
suis1ue3 tone We have 10 time to
Ior-e. Il sou viii not permit me 70 II
sTStt that c=1-e- containing, I understand,
= valuable dianl1nd necklace, I -hal y
Obliged 20 ak vou % accompany ne and
nav f-5ena here 10 the station-ulaster's
o1fiee--
-ilaI 10 neither the one n0r the
ather. Uule~S there : -sne grievoGs
mistake your conduct / positively i'm
pertinent decline u reiil1guish thi-
case, Ehatever il contains, u zny one but
The p--rseu wba has intr1iztei 4 70 ne
And ] shah ala~t deei3szily no+ aecgas-
uanv yea 2nvwhere. said the rector.
h..ugf1ily. assuming his 1loet severe eier-
icaI an
We shall - That nscklace belongs
70 The Co1nres- q Airy voa can - her
Initials and c1runsf On the outside. and
A zad. iIalf-pitying thought d&rted
-hro1.h the rector mind. The trle far1
II tbe matter was- evidently. that the
bs-aurIfEl -,iri Wa S vuung c9untes>; sh.=
Va hyiri- fr5In home and tilis Wa not
Der father. bu1 T--rcil4nce 4 fvrsnnical
husband Her vounr Iife. her bright fa-
ture her tender hear1 had al i.een ssr-i-
iced On the altar u ambition what 4 Eat-
if1l storv Ferrhance she VIZ guilty. she
lowed another But before h could ~
ply The other continued roughly--ADd
Il has been stolen
", by ne cried the Eev. >eI1iuius,
utterly -hOcks-i
That remains Ia be proved. Lord
Airly has tele-rzgls-i thai HI wife Cirs-=-
sins css-e va> opene-i II the station tins
train ;lsi- jzlz1 qLirte,L
The Rev. >eFrillu~ t1raed rislbly pale
Bu1--urely-
I rr-rei that ve should be under the
re,-s-s5Iiy Of IIl~i-ziIi-, On your coming with
T., Erz-i the stranger
An vau not, then. trezeral Marine =
- / ana not. NJ name r Doughty. and
7 am . member II the Dstet1ive f0-,e-
Here : uly card f yoa wish 70 - T.
There mas1 -, surely, slzne terrible
mistake s,alnuaere,I tlie reverend gentle
lllan- Il..kinz ab0uT with a SCARED -zze
for the vanquishei le-iuty ~ho had flown
- lays5eriously- De ooUId no1 believe
that -ae had totally disappeared leaving
bin in - painfully embarrassing sitIa-
tieI- - I VII explain
- Il happens very zskWarily that the
stolen property l. found n your po-----
,iaa- -aid Detective Uou-zfy. toucbe-l bv .
hi, dismay- have no doubt you xii
be able - explain matters Did vou ssy
z vozng I-zr-8u handed Il 70 yoa2 Tall .
-howy looking. dressed Up 70 the mines,
tzIkarive. and plau-ible a. the devil him .
self
Something u that kind answered
the rector. searching hurrieCily FOR hi-
dressing ez4e n order 10 produce one Of
hi> cards
Time Tr,---e--- The train leave-s IN ten .
minutes VOC probably DO nat want -
have se8e- OF -.-u1t3e, said the Dc
teciive. gently tU frznlv.
The rector nlecaaI.iCzz.iy I01 hiz hand .
Il h. EziSscla1 pockeI - take oEf fis .
watch with lIrile rry e alarm, he 1
slznoeI eI9En-his watch Eas gone and .
th- chain hung asele--iy He turned .
again cold with fear. 70 sex Tor his drt--~-
ing eza=e: that. 90. had gone Il had
contained alaorg u VARIOUS stores, some
forty or fit7y Toands II gold
>aIlF Ligtlrfinger- a. weczH her-sle 4
szy- her nzale / Quickly, bEt she iBventz /
new names evs-y TIME she wants Al
allas-Nis- Szlly xzs al ths station z1d
: suspected q stealing the necklace
said Mr.. Doughty, Eztehing the move /
n.ents & th= unhappy traveller attentive 1
u. ana with Suaae professional interest 4
- II a TsaIIay zuax.zu .lsyh z- I described 4