Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-01
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JIDCg LAWRENCGs ADVENTURE.

A urpxlonr rscocSTIR N HIs sxD soon
THAI LAWS hin ALL BRJKxn UP.
Jadgs Lsxfence wss awakened Wed
nestay night from @ sound .ieep ty the
voice Of his wife calling: rs that you
Nay" speskipg to Der daughter Who
.lskt IN an scjpining room. Mrs. Law
rsuoe had heard fooiGeps end thought
her daughter rad risen aud sas novil z
aboas the roop. As Jodge Lswfense
o .ened his eyes, hossver. be Vas thrilled
at tbs sight Of man IN stsopisR posi-
ton moving softly across the roo0 to
gard him. AZ be approached nearer,
tue jadae dt.sinotIy heard him say aud
repeat: "sl ST 5b,' az though TO Quie,
a, pgrhension. As the intruder dfes
close TO the bed the jadge became thor
ogahiy aroused, and, With Q single
bound, sprsna oct, striking the sp-
proacbing figure on the body With his
feet knocking him semo distance back,
add. recovering himself quickly, fol-
loved 20 erappis and keep his advau-
Z ge. As 30 caught bold OF the intruder
10 the dion light of ths room, the latter
said 10 the same deep whisper. JUDGE,
tie me, doa't yo1 know msf"
long lice Of drunks, disordsriiss and
other va2abonds sBo aad oauIs before
Tim sentence and bad been sent
away 90 serve tito city, sud some of
them, ultimately the territory, for q
lesser or longer period, all swearing
vengeance OF the head OF him wno bad
IMPOSED tue sentence, rose Up before
him nos under the impress lou that oge
VI them had come to fulfill Ills threat.
NO. den't know you," said the
judge. "Weat 90 yoa wan;Y" still
holding the intruder fast.
I'm Tim. Us riH, come home.
D1n't you knov me novf'
Great God!' exclaimed the judge.
letting 20 his bold agd almost failing
eacs against tbs bed.
What. the asttef3 Keep Qaiet. I
wsui 10 surprise May" said the other,
sail 10 tie stage whisper.
'Gtas q "a. msn." repeated tbs jadgs,
solempiy. ~ ne wiped away the sweat
th.t bad broken out sii ever hts face
What DO you mean by sach = trick p
aud 10 vas sonle n,nuies before be re
covered from tile SHOCK Of tie discover,
,tat Il vas his ovp sor-in Law. Tin"
Harmon, who bad returned preInasureiy
from sn eastern trip. "Jass think OF
the axful consequences TO Us all IL
hsd hsd q revolver" be said, when tie
Q uld dad yoise. III wonia have been
almost certain TO have killed ysu. and
bat wo7lt have killed me aud probably
others"
3o'clock yesterday afternoon. xhen
the judge ~as relating bis experience,
he said; II am tTemti,uc still. and
AN not sars that tie thought of 10 will
ros make the sscs vet"
Harmon has been away on trip for
. me ;,tne and had given notice 90 ex.
pscs bim bone on Wednesday. Tie ar
rived bone on the vest boand train
tuesday night and had entered tie
b. use With It's nigh, hey aud wen, into
nis father IN lass aasetiy. as has been
described, to lave ala, come and para
espste 10 tee s1Tsr.ss to his wife, whose
room, as stated. adj iced. lie stated
that he had DO idea Of andine tie jsdse
asleep ot that sa- latter would not hear
him enter and AZ once aevins Who IL vas.
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