Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-02-09

Inc NAL SACKS had been exchanged. I
Passengers had gone into an ~eating.h0u
near By for breakfast, when Harris Mi.
called out:
Hello, lngraham, what have you b.,
doing 10 yodrselti You look a. !! 80,
great GRANDMOTHER was dead and ron q.
just seen her ghost"
Harvey started in uupleassa, sG-pri,
He hal forgotten that this was Harris Y
ler's run, aud the sight Of his face. uev.
agreeable TO him, bu; now t,u5.y aa;ety
with its triumphant expression was 90 u1
pleasantly suggestive Of Helen that b.
misery came over him like a al5i.
Il suppose l have your sympathy #
such a case, he retortei, drg.y.
of course replied the other, .0via,.7
Though what you have 70 D. gun sbo1
is more than ! know" be adde's, AyPocrI,
ica.ly.
And you won't know from n ,e..lz.
you was Harvey's me1ta, comment. tt,
fellows name. grated terri t,y q Iii.
overweight nerves.
st Fa.elttne diIE't 20 bacz g ycudsd
he!' and Miller ~, on a l:ozt: .-1ecear
inquiry.
What's ,h4; to yo-l". Ha--s W.,
growing angry, and lis :oc4 vas .4- from
pleasant.
On, nothing, retar1e, tie e. ~. viii
assumed care.essasss, only ;ts lily 60
Sain: used me 50 wei. that -l, -s7 4.
you had teen as fortunate as. a-s -s
drew a photograph ir1z hi. inside --ct
Us be spoke. ant re--vir, ,-a
per in wh.c- i; was wa -,
picture! face q H-,a- w---- -,s--.
Harvey'. startled Eva.
The sc:.5- "a > s-5ss- ..s.
time TO c7u.sc: ai, - ---.. - 81
bitter bow cou1cs IL. .-E-
a. death - be .si5 IN
treut.sd "a sr.:s G. -l- ia
ycu- -5oi wishes al O.. "
n=c: Me = c1-r-s.r
He ill -7: .35s T. y Sc .s -gz
ice sd Tia t-..z1 ~ e-e VIZ
pictured "a M.-e:. st1 t,
sweet. .sg-at7 fsss - ~.
lived :. te-o:4s.r. in t-s -t,. ~.
whom Z. ia. uc-s-t - -4--+ IA ,r.
II q. Il - a,.et -s
W sL :a-s.e:s "a ia .-e mis-.
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bell r.rr. a.. The ua..ssre-. -ar-
Ing oac2 TO toe :r4.s AID ne
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again
de staggered % I Aa-- ar -4-
forgot his pain Il f-a 4.ss.E -5-zc,
OF u~uconsciou ness Guess vi. .a-.s
mister SID the oEce ~ II. v+;.
instinct seemingly cou-,- - =. -s
race, had seized . water pitcher an
emptied is contents iowa re y--
mans neck and into bis rsa.s = ~
the door. ''Grauv!!.a 1e1 : ca...- s
the last five minutes
Harvey YEARLY arose z-t .ecs .ns -
sage in u ~l!stess, -aclaz.ca. way. vel.
unlike his usual be.s6. l-..-es<.iEe m.
ner. He feit iaze1 aa1 s,uarsd bT -
thought that Helen Lad % ope-!y az. ]
cidedly shown her preference for rs de-
spised rival, the sight o.! the picture liz
possession having a.! the scaa
cance that Helen had Intended I. .nou.s
when received by himself. but tue though
never occurred to HIN that there could q,
any mistake, and his trouble seemed
than be could bear.
His first thought was 70 write Helen au
.lpbrsiding letter, telling her what he had
seen, but his love fer her conquered the
impulse.
"She has the perfec. right 10 choose
whom she viii, but on! Helen, Helen.
need not have thrown me away 50
icorniu'ly, without lie most ordinary
words Of friendship
HIS sore be art would have been CON.
ortel could he have seen Helen a, ina, ,
as she sat in her room iaIr
visiting June's obuoxiou, yalent na
her white fingers. the hi Of narnr
which was to have been n ~yexa,ion nj
pirit to teasing June lngr3ham.
Tears stood in her larrs ewes "a sha
ooked into the ire ana she ALREADY 70.
ented the haste with which sbe had 20. .
its receipt, AMI she cherished =
ccret hope that he IN ght vet wr ,e and re.
uest an explanation. Even now her love
,hispered the pc ,sib ity of a mistake. m,
pride would not slow her 10 ,,ke ,hn
rst step to ascertain the truth, and so the
seemed likely 10 RI, Il where IL was
love being stronger than his re.
eminent, and Helen's pride keeping guard
yer her love.
Harvey had an intimate friend, a de.
In Pinkerton', employ. and ia
was sending a message in cnher
his chief he said TO him il confidential
There Is a systemsi,2 robbing OF
lie mail going on between Omaha and Chi
ago, and we have not as yet been ab,e 10
any definite clcw to the thief, but It
Ill go hard with him when he is caught.
Ie must be an old bird, not easily caught
nth chan, fer We have sent out dccoys
inch would have spotted him at once IL
c had meddled with them, but these have
cen untouched"
by a curious con INJUNCTION OF ideas the
'en1ry of Helen's photograph flashed
Harvey. With the sneeringly tri.
haut expression OF Harris Miller's face
4ad taken 1t from his pocket, and,
aho FIRST time since that miscrabc
Rlag, he had a doubt a happy, hopeiu,
suDt as to his lawful possession of It,
ne detective noticed it. You look SC.
nelly happy over the intelligence. Havo
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