Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

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such q tender tone that 1t sounded like
blessing; then, rather ashamed of the mo-
meutary emotion, she hastily wound up,
eco to 'ell.n
sand did the people who took you in
never tell you nything about the muir
der?' ssked Gallon.
Sal shook her head.
isNo: IL were long way in the country,
and they never known anythin', they
didn,tn
"Ab! that explains il, +" muttered Cation
to himself. Come now" he said cheer
fully, 'stsll me all that happened on the
nieht Won brought Mr.. Fitzgerald to zee
the Queen
who's 'ea'' ssksd Sal, puzzled.
"Mr. Fitzgerald, the gentleman You
brought the letter for to the Melbourne
club"
ooh. ,imPn said Sal, q sudden light
breaking over her wan face. 81 never
know'd his name afcre"
Cation nodded complacently.
81 knew you didn't," he said; that's
why you didn't ask for him at the club. "
''She never tod me lis name, said Sal,
Jerking her head in the direction OF the
bed.
"Then who did she ask you to bring to
FER ?n asked Cation, eagerly.
mo one," replied the girl. This was
the way of 1t: On that night she was orni
i'll an / sat beside her while gran wns
asleep"
81 was drunk, blast "" broke in gran,
fiercely; "none of your d lies. 1 was
blazing drunk, glory halleipjsh-"
"An' see abe to me. she ses, !" went ON
the girl, Indifferent to her grandmother
interruption, get me come paper an q
pencil, an ri write note to i'm, will.
So 1 goes an gifts 'er what she arsks fur
ont o. grams box"
"Stole il, blast ye," shrieked the old
hag. shaking her fist.
Hold YOUR tongue" said KiIsip in q
psremp,ory tone.
Mother Guttersnipe hurst into yolley
of oaths, and having run rapidly through
all che knew, subsidized into sulky silence.
''She wrote on it," went on Sal, "and
then arsked me to take IL to i'm. See l,
Who's 'im" Sss she, It's on the letter ;
don't yor asrk NO questions an you WON
ear no lies. but give il to i'm at the club,
An, wait for i'm at the corner of Bourke
and Russell street So ont 1 goes. and
gives it to cove at the club. an then g
comes along, an ses e, Take me TO Ter, ,
and took inn
"And what like was the gentleman"
"Oh, VERY good lookup" said Sal.
"werry tall, with yeller air an mnstsche.
He 'ad party clothes on, an masher coat,
an soft at"
That's Fitzgerald rignt enough, NUT
tered Cation. AND what dia ne q" ~nen
he camt!
HE goes r'gnt up 10 ef, an sue SEES
Are yon ,eE see, l a a, neu Sec s .a,;
do you Snow wna' III Heoiu 10 ven
youE an o gays, NO linen men sue nsss sos, ;,
ABOUT er' M go s ;,
'ow dare you nave er pane on your .r vie
lips! an sue gi,S up Nv so IN
'hat gal ou'' al - .e,i JVu, an .
me py ,ne arm al 80 III 800 s ''''
an gus ou', on sn o." .;,t, hn.,,, ..,.s
Aou NJ" ioss was ne 49, n go $50
Csi'op' WIZ nSu De'H '''''s "''e''
~. ..uos O., u1
pou' an houi' ,' -.
takes in ua.A ~ 80 ,aaras
tSenty-hve minutes 70 :, a, cauSs a'o ';,'ea
AZ Tue cl''N On sne p'o.o an -, - -
me SOW, an, tnen e goeS n''ea'in up 'pe
street IKE anytnipg.
lake MN aSou. .wsnsy naI.s ="
Walk 70 hSs meiooutn 1 I o az -. W W
himself 30 ne must just ns'e gov in AZ
the Tune MIS- oauPsop sa'uI ho "ao ~
with tine queen tine wno,e tine, = sup
posi- ne asKed' iooRine keeniy III oh'
81 was at that door" said Sal, pointing
to it IAN e couldn't ave got out unless
L eeen i'm"
"Oh, it's all right" said Gallon, nod
ding to Kilsip; there won't be any diff
fculty in proving an alibi. But cay"
he added. turning to Sal, what were they
talking aboui?"
81 dur no." answered Sal. II was at
the door, an they talks that quiet /
couldn't ear 'em. Then he sings ont,
MY G., it's too horriblen an ear lar
fin like to bust, an then e CONES 10 me,