Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-19
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CATER NIL
N THE CLOUDS
SIT oaos =, before was allowed
II - h.r condemnation. Even
%,,iIy have been permitted
@aa .,irM with her but for GER
. ,,ga,nccs which had been
', an her behalf. lmmedl-
" '~' .nrrins sentence Of death
TP IN, for EelmOre, and had
=. r.shyn no means satisfied
ts'' stood. aud that he had
non that he whole truth
,, learned. lie found that
4, shared his views, ana
t.,,rl of me and the efforts
.,,lins to procure proof OF
~ .n,, 1t was the good
,brl the way for me with
..,,ri,ie, aud who made 1t
p, hive free communica-
j ~, he supposed that We
11 m, MI formally devoted himself
1a - thr task in which | was
a'5 orr during the two days OF
4 -'r' NV Mas admitted 10 an inter
, Idle, how could We be
4 p now the 9TH Of December
4 IS ,.,Jy been warned that the
l'['' m,r,yrdom OF my darling
ont was the 18th OF the
Emf three weeks we're given
3D. IN which to establish her
] ...r HaniiuS-gOOd, kind,
i . r, !, friend-declared that
MOI Tor sleep must one mo-
.'' ...,ons time he wasted UNI
Mint. then, think Won, was
T bolrs Of the passing OF the
-l'C' ~. m Iondon, where he
gT,i,,> OF the most eminent
of the day. The special
~. wln WIS a. lind Gregson.
,b,r dark day on which the
1 nj different Kind. Put
1,h,nrr Of the last few weeks
,, ~Rruk>omr and FoSdyke
1 I-. 10 them to assist me IN the
i m.,rukrn.
,,- w.s lust the same rs he
~ Yes. / bitterly reelected,
the sane: ~ easy, cool pleas
I ~,anrr. now when Daisy was
yr,rn,r Of death. rs he had
4 ,, fr,, morning OF my aoqualn-
lf.m when he did the hOnOrS OF
4 s- her and me. | could not
.l,~,5,n Of this cynical SeltishneSS.
sTr against him when | first
h. believed Daisy To be guilty.
him for his hcaTtlrSSneSS
i w.insly have turned my back
i a,,rr. II IL had not been that l
1 i've me- help in the work OF
4 -.lrang.
/ .g / tJund that this was not
| .5.n told him my cOnvictien
I .el, the real iustiGatOr OF Mr..
murder. and | repeated the
1 Tine 20 think -. IL was
i TIKI, Fo~dvke had heard the
-.IIug the book on "FOren-
on bOari tine yacht, and OF
which IL opened 1t the pages
sr ui~ouiug by Strychnla. /
4 -ruvl startled by my state
4 .ai un effect on RrInkSOme,
3~gz..rou wish ne 70 DO, FentOn.
4 l.al, thIt / should ind a vie
i l- ullow, in the place Of poor
j 4 you SUGGEST Fljnter Tor that
i ta,,hr way in which YOU speak
i aaom Vol have known since
i .rorhry arms, and whom YOU
] @ love- ! cried. in my indig-
4 . E-uk>omr. 1t anyone had
j what ! thought OF you q few
should have said You were
II tr>t and trueSt of men on the
us-Jh. but II any one We're 10
~'ou tO me now, should be
lim that had found you to
-gi and mean and heaTtleSS ~
su NJ here IN the full enjoy
-y luxury - have found the
when the child who has
am Us q father Is lying in the
0.t Ave, aud who can even
payer that he would Join in
20 save her from her doom,
>1rrr,
ban. mr without moving 4 muscle
and when he replied he spoke
4 N4 voice II WAS lust ~ pleas
rnb,r IN IL tone ~ II had ever
vol sucrr>> and GOdSpecd with
t- Nh. trntou. and for the sake
"rgJye Your injustice towards
/ bl'l tell YOU this, sir, plainly:
-| convinced OF Der guilt by the
nr.orr the court; and while |
.o Iou yDU IN making every
aa ioy her The mercy OF the
VIZ. fo>iykr will tell YOU
.t- arrtdy taking steps for that
/ 90 not prepared To try 10 save
.r.rNr Ia be- guilty, by throw
'u another whom | know To
'
1 / ct" IN appealing To a man
i .lr.iE WIS founded upon his
Was night. | could not an
/ aud saw that It would be
. 'aud him. But in my heart
tNpl>ci him.
4 . aid a. last. seeing that no
i hoped Tor mere, Il shall act
I 4d % have To spend every
I -.r ~ The world and devote
4 ."' IrwoluS tome OF life To the
i . depend upon it that | shall
1 You All by proving her innO-
"r.'.rw with Daisy. when at
atl0d to her in the condemn
4 '" castle, shall say moth
aot bear directly upon the
vents She was changed
i 81" her, hut she declared
i 4"Tr seriously altered than
Probably she was right; Tor
Il ' that noble courage and
j ~ga hId borne her up through
OBI agony. But | dared not
i GUS minutes in lovers talk.
4 '''N Q" do Tor her sake.
-''He>S / felt must he to get
j own theory, ii she had one,
j MURDER; and to prepare her
j ."'u her freely all my own
i 'ar story Of my abduction.
j ' only heard for the first
course OF the trial.
i ''..H believe that nv uncle
4 spirited away in that fash
t 4tsHT IL d..