The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-11-22
N. F. CONIEY Publisher.

does the best thing he could do, and drops
clean out Of life very soon. May be as
well that I've concluded &c get away.
might take the notion to help him out, who
mowsi It could be made dreadful easy
with ali them medicine bottles setting
around. A dose too much, and who'd be 10
blameri
Dangerous thoughts these to follow upon
an acknowledged wish for Lyman Childer's
death, but Ingot was quite too shrewd and
calculating TO take chances in any such dos
perate deed.
He had paved the way TO withdrawing the
full portion Of Carols supposed fortune
from the bank, and as this was the exact
sum he had laid out In the first place to Sc
cure from Edison, he had made up his mind
10 be satisfied with 1t unless tho fates cngao
to his aid In disposing Of Lyman. In that
case he would make bold strike for all, as
he would in any case for the half, as he had
announced to Mr. Everleigh.
In pursuance Of this scheme he had formed
another plot, taking Sarah partly into con-
fdenee, though by no meens telling her all
he had in View. He was going with his
bride for short trip out Of the city. he said
IL would be sorry honeymoon at tho best,
but he would take her TO some quiet place
where she could rest for day or two, and
he would arrange with the doctor to send
dispatches to keep them informed of every
change IL Lyman's condition. They would
be near enough to reach him II he grew
worse, and Carol would be better able 10
meet the shock il il came
Sarah appeared TO pour his coffee as he
sat down to his solitary breakfast, and he
kept her, asking some questions about tho
luggage, and carclessly talking about his
plans. The morning paper, still damp from
the press, lay upon the table. He took IL up
and glanced over IL while giving his in
structions.
You are not to say word to Carol,
mind. Be joke to run on with my own
wife, won't 1t, without her knowing till
the time contest She'll see IL was for the
best when she brightens up little, which
she wouldn't do here. You're sure you've
got all she'll need put upi Well, see now
If you can coax her to take a mouthful or
two before the carriage comes around.
ordered 1t carly, TO give US plenty Of time.r
He was glad the next moment that he mad
called the woman's attention away from
himself He gripped the paper hard and
stared at it, while tingling shock ran
over every nerve and fiber, as he took In
the meaning Of one brief paragraph on
which his eyes rested.
A bold attempt was made at an carly
hour this morning to burgiarize the bank Of
Everleigh g. Co., but the fact was dis
covered, and the police captured the men
while engaged at their nefarious work.
They made desperate resistance, and one
Of them named Stone, wounded in the
has made n confession which i'm
plicates late employc of the firm, but OF
This writing we are not able to give the de-
tails, which will DO printed in full in our
later edition. Tho two despcradoes ara
well known to police circles in this city and
and have other grave charges
resting against them. Report says that
Stone will die.r
He sat quite still, with his face shielded by
he paper, storm Of wild, unavailing rage
iliing his breast. In moment the woman,
who had been arranging some tempting
norsels on plate for her young mistress,
vent out of the room; then Ingot ground
nut an oath as he flung the sheet down.
no BE CONTINUED