Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-18

The other end OF the room, be i,gy trust
worthy xceomplice ~
~ VIII see that she is,n he answered
"Catharlnc has been IN my service for
years and VIII obey any orders I msS
give her. think you mss be certain
that she viii execute them so the let
tori
And she did. but before Catherine,
with the utmost care and caution. had
admitted me into the house and thence
Into her masters rsom that night, ] had
learned certain rs;her agitatipg truth
FROM my friend, the chemist. The small
white PARTICLES wheh we found ndis-
solved In the water Of the vial were
mineral poison, selGSm used even ia
medicine, andnoted for its slew but aure
debilitating ana fatal etects when stes,lsly
administered.
confess thas my feelings, as waited
IN that semi-davsened room, behind ehr
himsy yet amply concerning custains Of
the closet, were Ia every manner dlsa-
gronahlS aud bitter. NV faith had now
been terribly shaken In the posi-
bic Innocence a Elena. That
her brother vynke SHOULD have
sttempted this Nldeous crime was
supposable enough, but that girs ON
whom paternal love had been tOr years so
generosity showcrec should thus steep
herself ~ blended gatlt and hypocrisy
made cse's whole heliei IN the goodness
OF hnma n nature tot,es'and almost fall
MT. Weymouth had assured mo that lie
hap maue apparent peace with bis daugh-l
ter ana wat nc had e5en suomstted to-
her earesses anu her ardent professions Of
ahecuon duFing the past lew hours. For
this reasoA--i murderese she really was
he uau perhaps thrown dust IN the muir
veless eyes, sna sne would probably
seek 10 rsaablnlster me slow dose which
In the end must terminate her fathers
NE oy seizure OK spasms, resulting In
cerebral ht,sHiSss'
WMte" good hour and hall
flnaiy luss as l was u.ciding that no
ueVeiqplneuV OF the dread ahalr would re-
wear ltseit Ve-hlgn', hearu iaint, creak'
ing SOUND, ana Knew that door on the
opposite s,ae OF the bed was being slowly
opened Ihth holli very solt regular
~ l,''-,s' stps "ele uuuiplei ahu tnvhl DY
s,isht l,oysuieut 81 'lle curtains, saw a
sp 81 pe 'ii"iy esVsi a.i VS. wy Ivon. lug
s.ilnNis , =. otM ~ tue looAlus,sia
s s'. ~ " ne, a,,uougn u was Vy no
iuee.s n.y. snauvN NV nc l'Sh'
Vac Va. ~, ~, .oV W. lur tua., l saM tle
nsa'e VI niona oSu i reil pla'iiyi
slu nv. eol,poseui oeau.lui lave' one
P asseu Wy iut,lOs anu aieu .lo oeuslue,
az VIZ oeus IS sue pnuseu, anu .hen
sam sne spa L, y, soiielh,ns ~ mgr oW, ,
sSiS'|u ~ naiuLtoV ef,uenvy snini'
whore III gl,,ss mo WIS nlsccd ;ns,
Inn, oron,h - a. ,ho a,'sSl, ,hin,, ,,,; ~.
| I Ma now No sbsdoyo ~ dom, thst ris,n,
| afr. night She had nrevionsiv dono And
snch n no,son, e,ven In snch !, ,y.y ,nish,
have hattlnd The diaonosis 81 nhysi,.,,ns
thrice NJ famors 40 nv 6sarahsar, tria,,d
palnh ~
pr.sently 7 sovv 1slono r,o,,e ha,.i, a,,oi,,
,ast ,bs ,nirrnr onc, marc a,,d ~, ts,,,o -,
the door hv which she had cntored Mr.
Ueymon,b bad yI,,a,, mo IA ,,ord th.t IA,
wo1ld nnder no consideratIon move n,
show tbe Ieast sion az ,ysL.tnIne,s unles,
ha ba6 roces,,ed {fs,Inct nern'iss,n, to 4,
so Irnn mvsclf And tha aid gentte,ps,
now hem bis word
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Sua' ~ oh 10 was vloss . Wv
s'iiVs,.V,h Va '''y uoSi ilvs, ~
'ns I'm ,S n,,"st p,H o,n a,n, ~
cnrable. and my tread was almost nm ah
somte silence
| saw her mass ont ~ Tho room lenvin,
the door slightlv aiar. Win n atom n
siin az that Of some prowllng leopard
! followed her. Beyond cleaned a dark
ened passapeway. nj whose end | saw
lighted chamber. boldly entered III
passageway as Elena moved onward.
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nan SuN 6aS =, 49,, as Sy ~ o
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n nsl 1i9 ~ ny m,yousu "a. 10 10,
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I suauo" ~ TniNu ~" p,a3Su oa' e
d daoirp, vas uoi0AS on.',uu'u, ,n ~
, ueS,ay ousoui., "eus "s. n1a III. ~,
r'stoeu oHai"'oi as uAiVu' anu 'n'i
: na v, a. .,a . ...,dt,
~, n1na, W NY enlpi,sv, vas s. ts ~
mitn oo'h 81 het n"u a "a w ~, ne
io. '.'l Suo nuL % p,ssou n ,ae. s,,a
oou'o 'ee "'i iS0' WIN poiie0' ei0"'
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any tue lnslans .nas 4 u'u ~ enin ~
: n nor ienilnaeion passeu uurouHn my
+ laer wiuu,open syos moru s'assy anu ,s -
: III their saEe' neI iea'ur III, Were as 1lsl
Z as .nVse oi eoIpse. nay ia'u i've
lleh. nslu ie. .'Hi W pet,ay s'i'nsoi VI"
y maui must ''i'i''s'y appeien''
y was SO near, now, mat could hea
n Wilke Weymouth'S iirst words TO hl