The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-02-14

"You were going 10 mess some onA I1p'
poser
II never said sas
Probably not: but young m dooT IN.
der about the StrostS d night without cone
object"
II was restless, and wanted walk"
"Indeedi How curious you should prefer
going into the heart Of the dusty town Tor
walk 70 strOIling through the Fitzroy gar
dena. which were on your way homsi n
won't do. you bad an appointmsus 70 nsSs
some ona"
"Well-er-yeGS
81 thought a. much Man o. woH1anP
II cannot tell yoa.'
"Tben I must tind out Tor mySolt"
"You can't"
"lndeed' Why notF
"You don't know where 10 look for her,"
"Her." cried Gallon. delighted q the snN
cessof his craftily put question. u know u
VAS woman"
Brian did not answer. but Ut biting hIs
Ups with vexationL
snow, who IL the WomanP
No answer
Come now. Fitzgerald, know that young
men will DO young men. and Of courSO poe
don't want thess thing tailed about; but
In this caso your character must - saeSideed
70 save your neck. What d her NamoP
~ can't tsn you"
"Ohl you know Il, thenP
"Wel, yea"
"And you won't tail msP
aNOIs
Cation, however, had found out two thing
that pleased him: nrst, that Fitzgerald bad
an appointment, and, second, Il was with Q
woman He went on another linz.
"When did you last 80 WhyteF
Brian answered with great reluctance. ~
saw him drunk by the Scotch church"
What you were the man who hailed the
hnnSomf'
YES" asssntsd the Other. hesitating
slightly, 81 wasT"
The Thought flashed through caltouS
brain rs 70 whether the young man batorO
him was guilty or not and be was obliged 70
confess thinEI hooked very black against
him.
Then what the newspaper said was cor.
rectr
Partly"
"Ah~ Cation drew . long breath-bsrO
was ray Of hops.
"You did not know Il was whyto when
you found him lying drunk near the Scotch
'No. l did not Rad known IL Wa hs
would not have picked him up"
''Of course you recognized him aftsrWardF
"Yes, ! did AID, as tie paper stated.
drOpped him and walked away"
"Why did you leave him no AbruptlyF
Brian looked at his questioner In some sur
prisa ....
because detested him" DO said. shortly.
"Why did you dstest himF'
No answer.
"was Il because be had admired Mis-
FrettIby. and. from all appearances. was
going TO marry herr
"Well. yea" sullenly.
"And now" said Cation, impresllvoly,
''this ID the whole point upon which the case
turns Why did you set into the cab with
himr
II did not 70 into the cab"
"The cabman declares that 700 did"
"Hs Is wrong. mover came back altar ]
recognized WhytA"
"rhen who was the man who got Into the
cab with whytsr
~ don't know"
"You have no dear
"Not the least"
"You aTp ccrtalnr
AYES. perfectly certain"
''lle seems 10 have been dreAsd exactly
like you
"Very probably. could name ct least Q
dozen Of my acquaintance who wear Light
coats over their evening dress. and son
hat&"
"Do you know II whyts had any enc
miesT
mo. I don't. know uothiug about him,
beyond that he cane from England . sh0Ei
time ago with Ietter Of introduction 10 Mr..
Frettlby. and had the impertinenco 10 ask
Madge 10 marry him"
"where did Whyts liver
"Down Tn 81 Kilda, at the end Of Grey
street"
allow do you known
at was In the papers. and-and-" hsst
tatingly, ~ called on him"
"Whyr
ITO soc 10 ho would drop asking HadEs %
marry him, and to tell him that ahs saa on
gagged 70 mo"
sand what did be sayr
Laughed at me- Curso him.
"You bad high words. svidontlyF
Brian laughed utterly.
ayes. we hail
"Did any one hear your
"The landlady did. think. ! sav her IN |
the passage as LEFT the housA"
"The prosecution will bring bar forward q
awitnesA"
avery likely" indifferently.
"Did you say anything likely 10 erimlnats
yoursslfT
Fitzgerald turned away bis head
"Yes," hO answered In Q low voica, 81
spoke very wildly-indeod. did not know d |
The time what said"
"Did You threaten himr
SYoA, I did ! told him that I would IN |