The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-10-04

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hcr Sn,yod iss nio eeht'y upon
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uo not icnr ssse Aiiswered, glanc-
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iomorioW, II you wish.
90 IL was decided, and Lawyer Edgar
flo Groc;a Ia Una! nlght ht-
poino over onJ ovn waShe trance,
That no;nfui dan e' 'ea'u ZIG events OF
A. Lost to~o.d ,;
asleen from sbcar fot;nm.a n,, sne Ieii
.~drcameJ 90 v;,;Ji,t a.. t"u 'roaneo
with n wild ~ crv ~ ,,s;, 'n"S s slie swoko
self star;n1 nj tba rans VIZ" nf 'uuna tun inGt.
risen SIM hat aect 81 tb VIC lcwly
chamber Sbo Ina draaua I peC pe ep oi hct
acknowledgements HAT hn ma. VI - r'uIn1'
mortal danger Shn sonmaJ m "1 ., III some .i
Iono dorL shod,s,m r,a.I1:" W zee !he
over nearer MN.
one saW the, look OF uazed agony upon
ms iace' even heard his voice, like the
voice OF Q loss angei, calling in anguish
.a1a1ulS st5a S SnS .,asty MWoke.
she said "a .(ylleif. acost w6ot - ,n",,
I must see him and warn him nf ~
danger which mennces hin, viz
And in nnrsnance of Tho ,,.,orn;n.
tion sbe left the honso alnut noon Of
her Iast dny in Now YorL nnJ w;,i,omt
SAVING n w0ri r., cool A. n"n,.i','.
made her way across town IN tLa oln'
vated railway md took n tro;n ~, ~,
Harlem Wv
She fol, ,;,,;5 ,, ,..:,,
n 'ihiu' u,nos' 'erilhea 10
and unprotected Int tIe hroverv ns
her object in view braced nm bar b.,r, ~
and she went ON in safety nnt;l sbs
paused upon the stepsT Of the littio
houso she knew and loved an weIl
With stort of a,,nrab.n.;n,' ,,,
noticed that tho sh,tt ttdr. ~ os thn S;"
,voro t;rI,tI,, oIo.od 49,, ~. .E IO"uio '
ceneraiix wore 1910 q ds,nrtoS [ ii, n;r 'ne ''''S'
With n hand tres,iS;nn VIII, a,,
sbc nni,ed tbai,aII and 10. ~. .' i;..'u
relieved o momsfit or two later to hear
footsteps within advancing to answer
her summons
The door opened ard Mrs. Arnim ap-
pcared.
"Ob. Mrs. Arnirn u, abo exc,oined
then paused. chilled to the core Of her
being by the womnn,s strange look
"Oh. is IL Won? What do Won wnnt pn
she demanded.
Rupert! I wish to SEQ Runcrt,"
"He has gone away"
"Wbcn viii he return
"I do not know: not for lay, md
perhaps for weoks.n
"Oh, what shall / do?"
"You seem to do very we'll without
him."
The bitter reproach fell mon deaf
ears. Poor little Oracle was busy hast
fly brushing the tears of disanpoint-
ment from her ewes.
"I am going away.tou,n- she faltered
"nnd ] did so wusf to soc him before I
left. Did he leavcfho word. no message
for me?"
Mrs. Arnim started suddenly. pn-
swering:
ayes, here is q letter
She turned to tablo aia handed
Gracio a letter, and while the poor
child pressed it to her lips fervently,
closed the door upon her.
What to do then but go away? Evil
IDENTIFY she was not wanted there. With
sinking heart she turned back into
the street, and with her tear-filled eyes
on until she found herself Mt tho en-
franco of q pretty park-Mount Morris
Park-where the laughter of merry
children invited her to enter and rest.