The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-02

bi,nsel; When knew him to be at sore
distance half opened any eyes. and saw
to my horror that he appeared to be try
iny 20 open the window. Suddenly lie
d..sisted. and heard him murmur, NO.
tbs side won't do want her TO fail
into the moa, and then he won't Ind her
The bedroom windows the one
He turned his steps toward the bed
room. which ndjoined.
sprang TO NY feet, gained the door
which opened into the hail. as supposed
and found myself IN a long. dark CORR
dor. Down this ! ran until reached
narrow staircase leading upward. As.
onizing fear lent wings TO my feet.
gained the upper door. and went swiftly
down q long corridor which ran the length
of the opposite wing # the house. hoping
TO find some maid servants door ala. for
it was impossible 10 leave the house IN my
present dress. or rather. undress
Fortune favored nc. ST the Tar end
was large closet. or. more properly
small room, around the walls OF "nieh
were hung tie servants Sunday dresses
appropriated one Of these a black shawl
and plain bonnet the veil OF when wOG.d
serve % mask re well
IfcItno fear as gilded down The three
long flights Of oasen steps winch lei 10
the back entrance hail. and 10 ten min.
utes gained the nigh road which sairied
the park walk Get OFT brave.y l"t
nv three miles waik 10 NJ, where !
conld take the earliest tr:-. ioT London.
Here know | could dispose Of one Of my
plainest rings 90 pay by fare TO the cry.
In NJ posted one line TO- my mother
when can forgive you, J wrote you
shall see me again.
Nv disappearance was hashed UP. BIZ J
afterward learned that Lord Silurlan' my
mother aud one other moved heaven and
earth 10 find me- Two handsome rings
by which might have been traced, sold
Immediately in London, and long before
tho money thus gained was exhausted
had been introduced by q young woman
who lodged IN the Same hOus" with ne 10
manufacturer Of artificial lowers ne
gave he work and thus ] lived, II such
an existence can be called living, Tor three
years.
Strange 70 seq. my landlady came from
near Limestone Towers, and through her
| learned that the Silurian heir was gen
orally supposed 10 be queer at times.
and always dull. brutal and heavy that
his unfortunate mother had been mad Tor
years. and that some poor touns lady pad
finally married Lord Trenton but had left
him the next day never to return.
One evening. more weary and down
hearted than usual | was dragging my
tired limbs slowly homeward after the
days work, when a passing hanson
stopped Suddenly. from which sprang
Young man. who seized nay arm. crying
Thank God. Olive. you are found at
last.
1t was Jack Beaumont. Jack, good
dear. handsome rs ever.
On. Jack. cried breaking down ana
sob5ing pitifully tell TIE all about item
mamma and the girls. only don't tell then
where | ain else they will want me TO go
back to Lord Sluriaa, and / can "ever
forget hin. never
"Old scounl-ell should think not.
Dut he can't molest goa. dear olive now
that his miserable son is dead he has DO
more authority over You than have
Dead Jack. ! cried.
Yes three months ago. An, OAFe'
naughty girl 10 hide from inc II Won
knew how haze suffered
On M tweuty-hrst birthday / became
Mrs. John Beaumont Ny mother to this
day thinks herself tie aggrieyed party
and has 10 remember that my purchase
money enabled her to End suitable shus'
bands for all her girls before she can for
give ne for refusing TO prolt by her eS-
cellent bargain The Evening Wisconsin.