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


RAY j Ak
The unfortunate victim mentioned his
name and place Of 4tc-ls gathered his -
rz.Ainin. prUyerTies Together. and rl-e. -
= martyr might pare - - 70 the stake.
Mr. D81ghty made a si-n 70 one Il the
f porter 81 asst and melancholy, almo-s
funeral Procession Ezs formed
he felf assured he could eazilv excul-
pate himself and throw Of the frizhrful
impu1ziion cf being a common thief, but
the seR-e q hjs eva mor1ifyIag l0=s. the
feeling ihst hs had been dup-ed Ike the
simple-s Mo-ss- Primro-e, wz> Lso nluch
10 bear with ,=zlInness-
A gentleman zas ~i1h the s1z1ioE ulas-
ter-the Ear of Airy he hsd come by
the train which had conveyed the rector
and tlIi- To l,ewIfciling fellow Iz1--~reer.
In few hrief voriz. Mr.. Isou-fty ex-
planned the state of a-slirs- The Ear If
ed his hat with kindly courtesy 70 the
hero q the unlucky zdvenfune- Ehe
drew forth the case containing the neck
lsce-
have n0s the -iightess doubt AL /
a. veu say- Observed The station master
erzveiy bur mus n8t 81 On nav 0gu
rtSponsitibilIfy, 81 ! have only ycur
Own Eoni-you % Dot -eell 70 have any
credentials proving thai you Ere really
fhe Rev Mr- Ha>Iinsiean. and We -
- imposed aE,1n-
! hsve lerrer- IN nv Fseket directed
- me- piessied The Rev. septim1s-
Wei That : something. But this J.
4 =zriaa- matter. I should probably ~
myself mo trouble # I ~ you - with
ont being at--siu1elv s,Ire y0u ar Silz1
wa profss- o. b. reHssE-zr.te-i the 81
fiyu-ulaster.
>ee- ! have only one station % reach
4 you p Fzire positive prod VII v0l let
one q the=-e gentlemen come with me-
Nv trap All he Il Waiting-I have only
about half q nile - frive L he can
come with me, b. CAD drive with me Ia
NV h0use.- said the rector.
- Yes. I think thzf would do 7 ferl
sare II + al a. you s4y. bur yea know.
sir aE.1lsr-ize-l the station master.
20 ] sbeule prefer o have the matter
properly cleared uls. SID fh- Rer. SeTs-i-
mus. with -lzae dignity. And ! have
- regu=S- advice With rezzr1 = recover
inr NY oEn property. which La. been
s-olen-r
A. f1- that ~. ! fzney yea have hu1
poor clrance.- Observed Nr Doughty
Fit i Madam >2lly who has played
you thi- trick- ! give you nexf . 10 h0Fe
Il hearing If The watch o. anything
elsz stse ! one q the most artful uinxes
ever heard Il We VII DO oGr best buf
- He -hruz-ed hi- -hoGl1ers- Nr
Stznu5ore. he-e. vii - Ei1h you. and hs
czn take down al nece--Ssry T,ar1isulzrs
I rs7-re- exeeesii1glv thiS unfsr1urzrr
affair. NV dear sir, remarked I1-Ji AR
", al1hozsh J am thankful % ue-zin
I-.s-,-7-ion 4 Ily Uife'- nerkll-e- not only
f1r II Own value, hui beams Il Wa a
ri frou h-r father- who + dad troo-d
day. Nr Ha-llng,iezn- for one. 80 naI
doubt fra moment all has happened A.
yeu szy- tr1st you nay t.e able - trace
the real culpri1 and recovery your ogn
properly
Thank you.- sad the rector IN q
more ~ - boll0w voire Then he went
out again. the s1ation-Illaster walked -
side hIIn. the Two detectives f,ll0Wed Il
3 sa0r- dis-anne, the porter Carrying the
recforis WrzE- and other belongings bring
Ing Up The rear
BG1 q they Iass--l dgwn the pl4lfor11l-
g bag burly individual. cl,.rliz,-d try the
station master = one 4 the ehisf dir=c-
tors. met rhe group He cflAncrd by -ppd
fortune % - an intimate friend 4 the
rector's: he h4i been Al Old oolle-e
chum.
Halo. my dear HaslIngie4n.- he
criei, seizing hin by the hand Wei
net an delighted . - yoL Whs-e
an y0u coming from Been Iniulging In
one of your zzre holidays. eh . You don't
often Afford yo'zr-=If thai indulsenoe.
have been s-ayiin. with -ruae frIeId-
f1- a shorr time, and zn nox returning
honle- said the Rey. >1Fsiu.us. I
have iast net with an unpleasant adven-
ture, however. and ! hale vou - kind
q delivere-- In q tsw has1y words he
explained the dilemma n which he
found himself Hi- friend. while syIlpa-
thizin- with his grief,, could not help
bursting INTO a hearty II Il laughter
q You arr not the frSt fell9E Ebo ha-
made fool q by pretty Woman, and !
suppo@e yos won't II the l4-7 bat Il J. >
deuce Il . bother for vou- especially
abort the sa1ch. Sad HI f-iss8d- SUI
laughing Il Al night, be added u
the station master. who toylc1.d hi. cap
lightly, and retIrei = am guinE On u .
London. Eil - with vog j. far a.
vOur station Z you Ike
The rector .ave The neeessary ins-r1c-
tons 70 Mr >lznm0re, and re-ensers-9 The .
train with his friend He finished his .
journey II szfefv. he-ri4aFz nat q Wi-=r tu1 .
individually sadde- man than Ehea he
had started
Gladly would be have Io-eke-7 the Eaci
4 his Ios-s> within ths szfe keeping Z .
his osn bre2~t- buf II xzs h0pels=- 20 .
c1nceal 4 from his b9u-ekeeEer AID the .
-sryautz- Day by day Il waited f1r
CLEAN u hope, bui II vain hi- treasured .
watch and hi>i dres-ins-z-e had zosn. .
from his .aze Ike the lzs- trzres q -o-ns .
beautiful dream
PERHAPS when his zdoriI,., Fs,ri-ilisIls=r .
discover his sad ll-s-. they vii Esr--suf
him with an other watch s,r .-sile si1aIlar
token 4 S3rsi-efion and z-5ecfion--E . .
-SsezRIasi. IA 7I5as,g's Ha9z-iae.
An assertion that the President and his .
cabinet weigh nearly 3 tOn would -een
II frs zpE-=arznee rather starting bu1 L
L n9i Ear fresn the fact Manning weigh
81 al the tins- q his sttek u EsLrzlys1-,
80 EssGnds- he had gained over twenty
five pounds sinee be czIae into the Treas
arv- The President = ncE much behind
him n weight They are nach alike IN
figure. height and general physical p<rai- .
ia-1ris.- ~srerzI 4 Tt,s e-zF5D-t us-,,t---- +