Telegram-herald., 1886-12-05

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"Dscsire an ARericrn tGtrgirsr.'
measure connected with a capital o.Tcnsei
DO l understand YOU % say, sir that muir
der stands upon the reeor1-stanls upon the
record. sir-of tins cause 10 which, as IA repre-
sentative of Rcmus. l have lent my official
aid. Do you mean 10 say that YOU have de-
ceived my constituency, whose sacred trust
holl in inveisling me 20 hiding a crime from
the Argus eyes of Justice And MIR. Cash
wiler looked towards the ell-puil rs if about
o summon u servant 10 witness this outrage
against the established judiciary.
The murder, If it was a murder, took
place before Garcia entered upon this claim.
or had footing in this court" returned
Wies, blandly, "and Is no part of the
record
You are sure it is not spread upon the
record.'
Il am. You can judge for yourself
Mr. Gashwller walked 10 the window, re-
turned 10 the table finished his liquor in a
single gulp, and then, with slight resump-
ton Of dignity, said:
THAT alters the case"
Wiles glanced with his left eye at the con-
gresham. The right pacidly looked out Of
the window. Presently he said quietly. I've
brought YOU the certificates Of the stock: do
you wish them made out in your own nafneE
Mr. Gashwiler tried hard to look as if he
were trying 10 recall the meaning of Wiles'
words h,-ah,-umphl-le me see-oh.
yes, tho certificates, certainly, OF course
you VIII make them ont in the name of my
secretary, Mr. Expectant Dobbs They VIII
perhaps repay him for the extra clerical
labor required in the prosecution Of Your
claim. IL Is a worthy young man. Although
not public officer, yet he is 50 near 10 mo
that perhaps am wrong in permitting him
TO accept a fee for private interests. An
American representative cannot be too
cautious 1Ir. Wiles Perhaps you had better
have also a blank transfer The stock Is. l
understand, yet in the future. Mr. Dobbs,
though talented and praiseworthy, is poor;
be- may wish 70 realize. Ii some-ahemi
some frieud-5et3er circumstanced should
choose to alvau1e the cash 70 him and run
tie rs.k-.hy 1t would only be an act OF
kindncss'
avon are proverbiallv generous, Mr.. Cash
wiler,n said Wies. opening and shutting his
left eye like a dark lantern on the benevolent
representative
~Nouth. when faithful and painstaking,
should h. encouraged. replied Mr. Ga,hwEer.
Il lately had occasion 20 point this ont in
few rgmarks I hal 20 make before the Sab
hafh school reunion at Ramus Thank you. |
VIII see that they e-aLeIn,-couyeyed 70
him ! shaA give them 20 him with my own
hard, he ronciudel. falling back IN bis chair.
as il The better 70 contemplate the perspective
ot hi, own generosity and coudesccnsion. Mr..
Wie- took hi- hat and turned 70 50. Before
le reached the door Nr. Gashwiler returned
O. ths social level with a chuckle:
-Ncu soy Tins woman. this Garcia's niece,
Is hanls.ma and smartr
~Nss.~
II can SIT another woman on the track
'lotl cueare ber every timer
~ Wiies vas too clever toar7car tonoiice
the Sudden l1fso In the cou-ressruan's dig
n.-v. ard only sai1, with h.s rsht eye.
-tan yau~
@Rr Cd. I '-iH, or DON'T know hov 70
represent Heuus
Nr WHss thanked him vf.h he ri-hfsv
aui 'rose' la-er vi'b h.-Ift -Gool.~
be ss'i ana al53 rcrsaasis ly. -Dae- .hs
81. her
an re.ils1 ascent can aw-
la ra ANA rsr-ir,,rar friend