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

~ hope m never meet them, thon," saId
Mr.. Fr0ttlby, "for u lid would DO inclined
10 agree with De ouineyS saay on murdOF
o. one Of the nnO arta."
Brian shiversd o. this, and looked apprS
hensively at MadgA and NV with relief that
che was not paying attention 10 her father.
but was listening intsntly
There she b, a. . faint rustic at the door
announced the arrival Of Mra Sampson and
the tea tray. Il wonder. Brian, you don't
think the house Is on Ore with that queer
noiso always going on-dhe wants oil"
"Yes, St JacobS oil, " laughed Brian, a
ArA Sampson entered, and placed her burden
on the table
"Not avin' any cake" saId that Iady,
''thro' not being forewarnod a. 10 the
time OF arrival-tho' It's not ofting I'm taken
BY surprise-except a 70 eadache, which,
d course, Is accidental - every puson-l
amt got nOthin' but broad and butter, the
baker and ~ grocer. both bein' all that
could b desired except h ~ way Of worry
In for their money, WhieA they think as 'oW
I keeps the bank in the NoaSs, Ike AlladingNs
cave, 'as I've yard "a h the Arabian
Rights. NJ Nvin' gained h - prize toP
English In ny sariy girfoOd, bein' then con
AdcTed q suhoird an indmtruA"
Mn samrsMS shrn apologies for the alb
o-ncs u eAko having been received, she
hopned out = ne ro0sn, and Madgs made tho
~ The nSvtos WHa qmtna Chinese ono,
WhieA Brian ~ Piehoa aP IN his wanderings,
end AseA fR oathaihes HE these. A. ho
Waerhca beF he sSa1d aot hop thinking how
pretty she lOokeA. win kG hands moving
deity among the eHps and saucsrs, 90 bizarre
boxing Win tAsf apfaWlinE dragons Of yel-
lOW and grosA Ne haif auiled b himself a.
10 thought N they knew an, wonder
would thet u with me n eool and uncon-
cernedr Mr. FrOttiby, zoe, a. be looked At
bis daughter. thought of hh dead wife. and
dghsd
They ehatted tor Q considerable time, tn
at last nadgA-aross and aid they must 70
Brian proposed b dine with them at 81
KlldA, and then they would all 20 10 the tho
atFA Aadgs eonssnted 10 this, and she was
Just pulling on her gloves when suddenly they
heard ring at the frOnt door. and presently
heard HrA Sampson talking In an excited
manner a tho pitch Of her voica
"You shant come In, I tell you they
heard her say, thrifty, ''and it's no good Try.
ing, which I've aiiays Yard a an English
mans 'Ouss b b castle, an yOur A-breakin'
the law. a. woli a. ASpilin' the carpets, which
~ bin newly put down.
Some one made reply. then the door Of
brtanb room was thrown open and Gorby
walked in, followed By another man. Fits
gerald turned - white a. . sheet for he felt
lnstineavely that they had come for him.
However, pulling himself together, be do
manded, IN . naughty tone, the reason Of the
intrusion Mr.. oorby walled straight over
70 whore Brian waS standing, and placed his
hand on the young mans shoulder
"Brian FitEgerald,' be said In Q clear
voiea Il arrest you In the aueen's nAmAS
Tor whAtr asked Brian. steadily.
''Ths murder Of Oliver whyA"
AZ thiS hadgs gave Q cFY.
IN b aOs srusr she MD, Wildly. NY
0ed, M not Fua"
Brian nd ~ ANSWER, but, chastity palA
lid out bis banda CORY Slippsd the hand.
Onffs On - hin wriss vim q feeling Of com
junction, ln spits q bis ~ at running bis
man down fhis done. Fitzgerald turned
round 10 WHARF MadgO was standing pale and
Stiil, - II shO had taYned into stoua
"Madgs," ho odd, IN dear, low voico, II
am going 10 priS0n-perhaps 10 death; but
swear 10 you. By an that bold most sacred
that am innocent of this murder"
MY dAriingT She made step forward,
but her father soepped boforO her.
keep back be said. In q hard voice;
there b nothing between you and that man
nowu