The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-24

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in dead faint.
The Period between Paul Harley
coinmitfal ~ the coroner and his ap
pearanee before the jury was one OF
almost unnitigatea horror 10 him, the
oHly relief in fact being the almost
constant presence OF Harold Proudfoo'
and Heien. the latter Of whom had
thrown all reserve aside aud bad bold
~ aYowed her love for Paul and her
perfect confidence in him, and belief
IN bis innocence Her brother secured
a leave Of absence from his editorial
,futies. and gave himself up to the task
Of proving his frient's innocence. find
ing maeh more difficulty than he had
AT first supposed Harold worked
hard and manfullv. bat tine care
seemed hopeie :. until one dAy about Z
week before the trial lie spent ths
afternoon sitting in the room IN which
the crime WIS committed trying &c
reconcile his owu theory 81 an inter.
Fuptai burglary ending in murler ans
tho sndtlen flight OF the Tchber, with
the kn0sn facts and the position o
the room. He sat there, occasionally
walking about ami lilly fidiling Will
the odds and ends Of machinery
which still lay Just as they We're wher
old Warren i.oiy was discovered, un
ll the deepening dust prevented hi'
seeing clearly. and he fell into q chai
by the pine workable in a liz OF alb
-tracted masing, Hall an hour later
he left the house. which was in ois
I-aac's care pending the result OF ih'
trial. with q light ia bis eyes and {
smile on his lips such a. had not beer
seen there for months.
Keep up your spirits oil fellow,
he said TO Paul when be vi tied him IL
bis cherries cell ia the Tonlhs mex
day. II think have struck the rlrh
lead now. bat ] afn going Ia keep it {,
myself until | ana certain, and Paul
u be- had momentarily reused from th'
apathetic state in which he had re
manned ever since his arrest, could no
get another word good, bad or indii
ferenf from his freed. except one da,
Harold introduced 10 him a. posslhl.
witness in his behalf DF. Eiiendorf
the celebrated German aurist.
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with any OF the witnesses against him
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