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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

While Mr. McCorkle, prominent mem
Der of the Charleston Bar. ANIL General
Sturgiss. L :. Attorney for Jhe State. were
pleasantly discussing mutton chop. and oys-
tiers. as well As general topics aud the death
Of Mr.. Davis DO particular, during the brras-
fast at the Hotel RuFaer. on recent sun
day morning. L S Marshal White injected
into the conversation The remark that JEFF
fer~on Davis 'oughi Co De buried in Potier's
Field" A little while after he Indecent
and objectionable remark Mr. McCor le
slapped him in tbe face. and Mr. Whit. e.
sponded 90 10 by hitting him with chair.
Subsequently some friends presented Mr..
McCorsie with a handsome go.d-le .dcd
cane as testimonial of ,heir approval of
what DE bad done Thus, IL appears, Mr.
McCorkle Within a few days was both
"chaired and "caned." I, might reason
ably have been Expected that this would have
concluded the matter but this was not 80.
Mr.. Reber, editor of me republican paper
there took up the matter and called Mr.
McCOrklea "bruiser whereupon the latter,
upon meeting che editor. underook-not so
much 90 r-luie be soft impeachment, rs 10
the editor that he perhaps sium-
b.ed on truth. Tor he punished him O. an
extent tha. may va rant bim .n hereafter
being careful how he Jokes on facts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
1890.
Harper's Young People.
ILLUSIR TIED WEEKLY.
1890.

The Eleventh. v1lume of IIarpers Young
People. which beg ins with the Nnmhrr lnr No
vemher b. l-s9. presents au attractive pro-
gramme. IL will uiler Ia its readers nj ra.t
four scralS of the usual lensth aud uihrr~ N
tw" ar three parts namely. The R'ri Mu~-
tang. hy william q St,Hitiarl Phil and the
B,bV." hy l.dcy & Lille; Prime. Tpmmv."
by John Russell r,ryrli: aud M dher's WAY"
l'y Marsarr' +. Sangstr' twn sh"rt s.rialr by
hi iimar llj'rth l'n,'scn Two series uf Fairy
Tal,s will attract the attention uf luycrs If the
wnrdrr world nanwly. the qnnini tai ; told
bv Howard i'yle and 80 admirably illustrated
hy him aud an.ihrr series ia different win
hv Frank VI liirknrl There will be- shut
stories by W u lInwells Th"ma, Nelson Page
Narv v wilkins Nnra Perry Harriet l'rcscht
Sl"iT,rh. David krr. ~, zrkinh luiterworih,
Sophie SWEET, Richard Malcolm Johnston. etc
A subscription tn lIarrers Yonng People
sccuns II Juvenile library There is usrful
knowledge, also plenty OF amusement Boston
idccrtiser
TERMS: Postage Prepaid 500 Per Year.
Vol XI begins November 5, 1889
Specimen Copy sent on receipt Of two-cent
amp
Single Numbers. Five Cents each.
Remitiances should he made by Post-oflcc
inney Orier or Dram. to avoid chance at less.
Newspapers are nni to copy this advertise
ucnt without the express order of Harper q
Brothers
Address: HARPER & BROTHERS.
New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Hons. Chauuccy VI DePcw. w. L. Wi
son. aud Gov Campbell of Ohio, are 90 at
tend Chamber OF Commerce banquet at
Atlanta ON tie 10Th of january.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

The title Of the opera recently rendered
is The Bells Of CorueyiIle.' The young
lady participants were the bellies Of Charles
town aud Berryville.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Turkeys w anted

W. W. b GA1LtHER ESQ.
b-1r Sir, Will Won inform the farmers that
a.tc- tIrv hfve reserved turkey Tor the F,liinr
10 The oi Family journal "-bui nor "a Jus
tursry--that Wall viii buy the balance at i
good pgice. or. Wall
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Jake Kilrain has been acquitted OF the
charge Of prize fghtiug in M's''ss'rp' -
The verdict may be little Illuminating 10
himself and friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Youngstown. Pa, had another Hood. On
Saturday heavy fall. Of rain filled the rivers
and bridges have been swept away Tue
people fed % The bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

The salary Of Col w. f Cltsbaw, city
engineer or Richmond. has been raised from
5000 % s.. 900 without request and by the
unanimou, vote OF the city councils IL Is
a recognition OF capacity crrd.tabie 10 the
city authorities
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
FLOUR.

You will have IN have -four tn max" ynnr
Christmas cake aud if Won want nicr Cakes brN
our leading brands of -four Primrose and Su
p.rlnrive aud YOU will not fai IN baking An
n'her ear lnad of Salt ju-t received Prices
SSc. i,r G A and 81 g. FIR fine salt per sack
Country Prnlucr akrl. IN cSclinnge t'r eH~is
1T cn>h prices Gnrds drliv,r,.i free Ia the
rnrIr,r,rinn. Rcmrmb the place. c'nire
rr"m Spil.r Tln ldiug. Our mOttU, Quick
Sales and Short Profits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

The jury in the Dr. Cronin case at Chi
cago found a verdict as follows: Coushlin,
OSulliyan and Burke guilty a. indicted and
10 20 To the peuite tiary for life; Begg> Wa
acqu tied, and Kuuze given three years m
the peniteniary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

IVEare still The leader in I.ow Prize Tin
w ware Full stock always on hand b NJ 1
befue the adyaurr IN lin plate
iialpn Gir-s oil Can only ......33c
Ilili-i;allnn 90 ...... ..............2 70
'-Hilnn in 'IiI Can .... ............. I0c
Alsi full stock 1T cake Pans jelly Pans. Bread
and Cake b ,xrs. Buckets ~ all siz-- Toilet
>rifs. hanlH.r PAIL Cah lTu,l- Nc Hope
y'n will give ne call beinr- y"u buy as we
can save you money. respectfully.
Nov. %. l-s0. &. ID. EBi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
NOIIt,E

Notice i hereby given that will proceed TO
exrcu-e the above decree at my ntii e in Ch rleS
town. W va ON the 18th day" Jinulry. 1870
Givcn under my hand Ills lHh day of lie
cvmbcr, lSS9. CLEON MOORE. Com r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Harper's Ferry will elect Mayor ke-
eor,er aud FIVE COuueilmen on the PAD Of
January.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Il was appropriate that the hrst thing
done at the Furniture Factory meeting was
70 appoint chairman and secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Camm.s Emuision Cares CO"sunrpiio,

The late nr. Geo. u. Wood, Prof Uniser-
sity of Pennsylvania, saw
remedy in Pulmonary Consumption,
Cod Lv,r Oil far exre,Tl> any other"
DIR. Churchill. uf Paris. say;
'.Cnn>ump,ion when not treated with the
Ivpophnsphitr. must b. regarded ~ almost
ALWAYS fatal, whereas. when used IN time
every patient may be cured by Use oil ihe
llypnph"-phire-."
Camn', Emulsion i composed ot The Pnr-
eft Norwegian Cod Liver Ol combined WI Ii
the IlypnphoSIhiIrs of Line and Soda with
Iron. DR.. G.. F. Mason. of Charle-lnwn.
says, 81 am prescribing Camm'S Emulsion
IN NV practice anl il has given M" great
satisfaction. With children it is the hest
preparation of Cod Liver Oil | have ever
used"
For -ale bv all druggists. Manufactured
only nv F.. A. CRAIGHrLL & Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Lynchburg, Va.
On Tuesday week Rev. j. G. Willis. Of
Orange, while taking Miss Spotswood to DIR.
Gnrdon's house was thrown from his buggy
and injured. DR.. Gor,lnn who rendered
medical attention then started Ia drive Mis-
Spot,wood home, hut on the way was thrown
from his buggy and one of the small l'ones
of hi, leg was broken Singular coincidence
| hid ynu road the certificate OF the Internal
] Revenue officials regarding the purity nf the
! Rraddock lure Rye? If not d" ~. and then
NIX Your dealer f,r it, Use nn otnrr-ii Is the
beet. JAS CLARK n 90. Di-tillrrs.
Cumberland, Md.
Did You read what the Prominent Phy~i-
Glars have t. say about the Br,ddprk Iur''
J rye Ii NOT dn sn At once. and ask your deal
er for it. II i the best.
JAMES CLARKE 4 Co.. pistillers.
Cumberland. Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Il Is said S.ua,or Eau Suer will champ
on Washington City IT'S ,he pace Tor 'Hr
Worlds Fair. Washington will be favored
in having 50 indeiatigab.e worker AS an
advocate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

A son Of the chief White Eagle at Grow
Greek agency, South Dakota, committed
suicide Saturday by shooting himself lie
has had considerable trouble with his >q1'w
owing 70 jealousy. aud that l. supposed % be
the cause for the deed The red man seems
to he making rapid strides towards civiiiza-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
.Ne,U advertisements
Mrs. .frlIleHfrOHt
Has resumed
DIR IcS S-M y KING

this winter, and having arranged for competent
help will undertake any amount OF work. with
pri, Is corresponding with UlhergOod Dress
mixers of the town.
llnl. * lSsA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

We are neg ready for trade with an i'm
men~e line of goo lOr Fall wear You
will find our stock this season extremely
large and complete and embraces every =
thing generally kept 10y Us. As far AZ
pric, are concerned YOU will d ours eu-
phaiicaly Tie lowest. We guarantee our
prices 10 b. lower than the same gou,s can
Ice purchased lnr elsrN here ar will give you
rebate in Hard Ca h.. MN KAHN,
Charlestowu's Lcaniu= C,"thirr,
Sadl,r Bui ding
We have now ready the largest aud mos;
attractive. line of Bows aud Cnildrrn's Suits
FIR Fail wear that has ever been shown H.
his civ. Our trade in this line has been
steadily increasing every season. We are
now offering special inducements in Schuol
,uits, of which We have an extra large stock.
Nm KAHN,
Charle,town Leading CluIhier.
We are showing the latest productions in
Hats for Fall wear. Two special Gglur,s
of uur stock ar,. our extra large line nf Gents
Black Stuff Hats. and an EXT n>ive line oi
Crush Hats in nll shades. We also show
large line of Bows Hats and Caps. The
prices are lower Than ever.
WV. KAHN. Sadler Building.
Our line of Gents Furnishings j. too large
to describe Underwear in abundance in
all the latest wrave-. special line of Four
in hand Ties for pc. WH EAnS.
Sadler Building.
Opening Of our immense stock of Holiday
Goods Prices to suit the times.
=. d. lIIESCHMAN q Co.
You can find at our store the most useful
H"lidly Presents for the least money. our
display has never been fiuer and our assort-
ment has never been larrcr
:. ID. llIRsCHMAN & Co.
Everybody invited tn call and Look at our
stock Of, hri>tmas Goods II will he money in
your pocket if YOU buy your Holiday Presents
from us. We can suit every body in price and
taste
:. ID. llIRsCHMAN x Co.
Greatest Reduction for the next ten days
Prices on Overcnai> have been reduced
Prices nn Suits have been reduced.
lic,s "u our Whole stock have heen reduced
ltwIii pay every body to buy now at
, ID llIRsCHMAN q Co.
To those whoarein the MARKET To buy Blank
cts and Comturts We will say there never Wa
better chance for you To- save money Our
stock is large and must be reduced We will
sell YOU blankets and Comforts 80 per cent /
less than any other store.
= ID. iiIRSCTIMAN & Co.
For Blankets and Comforts visit
NJ. PALMBAUM & Bro
Next door 10 Watson House.
Call on NJ. Pamhaum & Brother for nice /
Towels Table Cloths aud Napkins-neXt door
10 Watson House
Butcher Linen cheap at NJ. Palmbaum and
Brothers
Floor and Table oil Cloth-sce NJ PALM
baum \ Br''thrr'~ Peoples Barguiu Store, next
o WIT 70 House.
e of Gents Furnishing Goods At ~
Pa d Brothers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

John Gallagher died at his home in Butte.
Montana. Tuesday evening from the Ell ct
of injuries received from e. H. Ward To- a
brutal fist fclt that took lace on sunday
morning The men fougnt los rounds
Ward knocked Gallagher down 9S times
Gallagher's arm wa, broken In the forty
eighth round but he fought on with undi
niiniShed ierocity Tn the 9Sth round Gail
lagher was knock,d -eu>cIe,s hut partially
recover, q and fought seven more ronni- i'm
a dszed condition. There are Gal'aghers
aud Gallabers. We tbiuk we would have
"let her go" 20 the 9-,h knock down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Town Ordinance.

1 DOTTED 10y the Common Council of the
"A Town oi Chart, slUwn, West Virginia, iu-
gust 10 lNS9:
il shall be- unlawful for any person or per-
snus Ia in any way iamp~r With or damage any
fire plug or any part "f the water system in
thist" Any one guilty at the nhuve OF
fence shall be tmed not les than $40 30 or more
than SIS W one l,alf To- 20 Iu ihriniormer
GUSTAV BROWN, Mayor.
w J.. HEDGES ec~rd,r.
AUGUST - 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
DRIED FRUITS.
CONFECTIONERY GOODS.

Candies from re. 10 to the finest French
candy ut 30c. H. Figs. A very large a>~ort
mrni of Penny G"ols Nuts ut lSc per ID
London Layer Large Raisins ................l3c lh
See'lless q" ............... l1c
Valencii " .......3 lbs for -
Very nice Currcnts............. ............'c 10
Coconuts &c TO &C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
mARPER's PERIODICALS.

The Volumes of the Magazine beain with tie
Numbers Tor June and December Of each year.
When nu time j. specified. subscriptions viil
bcgin with the Number current at time Of re-
c'ipt Of order
Bound Volumes Of IIarper's Magazine TOY
ilir-. Year bscx ia neal cloth binding. Hill ne
sent 10y mail p'rt-Iuid on rcrrild of s. W per
v"lune Cloth fs,e- for binding. 50ceiits each
by mail. pct paid.
Index :" IIarprr's Magazine Alphabetical
Anal, fical and & n~>iiird. Tor VOLUMES 10 ~
inclusive. fr'm June. lr50, ~ June. loe1. one
vol sFo. Cloth 81 w.
Rciuiifannrs should be- made b. Post-oihce
Money Order"r Drafl. To avoid chance Of ioss.
Newspapers Hre not Ia copy this advertise
men without the express order of Harlef
brothers Address
HARPER& BROTHERS, New YORK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Hon. Alex. q. B1te,er, WIN WAS, before
the war. a member &C the Congress OF tie
United States, and daring the bloody -trug
gle, when not In the de.i. occupied a seat
in the Confederate Congress, at the Shop
heristown Davis memorial meeting spoke
10 eloquent euiogy OF his departed chief
whom he knew infinitely. Ravs. L R.
Mason, of the Episcopal Church, Charles
Ghiselin, OF the Presbyterian Church, ANA
J. r. Vanhoro. of the ~ Church, south.
participated in the services Me-,r-. Van
Horn and Mason were southern soldier,
and Tough, and o.eI Zoo defence of ,he priu
cjp.es that inspired Mr. Dri, anal bi, fn'
lower, Mr. Gai-e.in was COO youa. locar
r, his mu,bet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Bank Notice.

rINHE Fir>t National Bank of Jefferson AZ
/ Clmrl,~ruwu will be CO-e,i on Christmas
and New Years Days.
SAMUEL howell.
Dec III. 1879. Cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
.VPsC Goods.

NEW Rai-ins. Cirrnn aud CurrantS Califor-
~ nia Figs and Dates. C. ID Fly.
DUCKWIIFAT FLOUR and y o. M"las-es.
D-new crop. { u. Elii.
TIOMlNY and Beans, and all favors Of
i i FIui'. Puddine. &. ID. EIII.
7 ARGE STICK of tie celebrated Stnnehraker
IL Extracts al lowest prices. Z d Elil.
Il A. md Fine salt Pepper and salrreire.
VI. SAGE anl C,,riaulrr. Z. - kBl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

Notice is hereby given that | will exeru'e
nb,vc drcrre AZ my office ia lmrlcstnwn, ".
Va, on the lTrh FAY of january. la.
Gl.FuN MOORE, commissioner.
Dec. ls, lSs9-4t. Free Press Tee. Sl273.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

We have now ready the largest and mn>;
attrarlivr line of Boys aud Children, suits
FIR Fail wear that has ever been shown H.
hi, city. Our trade in this line has been
steadily increasing every season. We are
now Offering special inducements in Schnol
,uits, of which We have an extra large stock.
Nm KAHN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

In Charle,tnwn, December 5rh. 1880 nv Rev
DR. \. c. Hopkins. Mr. WILLIAM II NOLkl:
to Miss NELLIE CI lpp. both Of Jcilcrson
counfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18

TERMS: Postage Prepaid 500 Per Year.
Vol N. begins November 5, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-18
Commissioners Notice.

II the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, West
/ Virginia:
EDWARD FFAGANS and Wilder Feagans.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21

n cALsroxs CURIOSITY u sKTrsyIxn
There was not much sleep for Brian that
night He left Madge almost Immediately,
and went L me. but did not 60 10 bed 30
felt too anxious and III at ease 10 sleep, and
passed the greater part Of the ulght walking
up and down his room, occupied with bis own
nd thoughiA 10 was wondering In his own
mind a. 10 what could b the meaning ct
Roger MorelandS whit 10 Mark Frottlby.
Ali the evidence that be had given 81 the
trial wa that be bad met Whyte. and bad
been drinklng with him during the evening.
Whyts thsH went out, and that was the laSt
Morelnnd had sen Of him Now, the queS'
ton wa, "What did ho 60 70 - Mart
Hrsttlby tori He had no acquaintance with
him, and yst b called b. appointment u
d true be might have been IN poverty. and
the millionaire bang well known = an *
tFSmely generous man. Morsland might have
cstled on him 70 get money. But then The
cry which Frettlby bad given after the IN.
tsrvieW had lasted short time proved that
b had besn startled MadeO bad gone up
stairs end found tie door locked. bar fAthsr
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21

NaAOSu ePae ~ ~ wv eAN 8aNS eSS
q surprise
"HiS WifeI'
Fitzgerald nodded
"Why, Mother Guttermlpe did not know
this-sho thought Roaanna was ht mis-
trusa."
"Ile kept his marriage secret" answered
Brian, "and o. bis wife ran away with some
ono else shortly afterwarda. DO nsver 70
Vealed IT,
II understand now aid The harristor,
slowly. "For u Mark Frettlby was lawfully
married 70 Roaanna AoorO-- MadgS b no
gitimatA"
AYES, and she now occupies the place which
al RawlhAs-or rather Sal Frettlby-
Ought to-
sPoor girl aid Gallon, little sadly.
"But all thb docs not explain the mystery Of
Whyts's murder
II will tell you that.- aid Fitzgerald.
quickly "when Rnsanna len her husband,
she ran sway 10 England with SomS young
fellow, and Uhsn be gOt tired Of her de ~
tuTued 70 The Stage. end became famous q .
buFlesque actress. under the nnms Of Mu-
ustta There she INST Whyts. q your frisnd
found out, and they came out horo for the
purposo Of extorting money from Frsttlby
When they arrived In Mslbourno. Rosanna
Ioft whyts do all the business and Kept her.
sslf quiet She gave har marriage cortifca,'
70 whytA. and hs bad 10 on him tho nigbt
be was murderOd'
ethan GOrby was right interpOsod Cal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21

oon, eagerly. TN man % Wnom thoss -
pors were valuable did murder Whytor
-Can you doabs ~ And that mn
Vajr-
ANot MART EssGtIbyP burst out Cation.
elm 0odS mama not Marx FrottlbyP
Brian noddSd. "Y0. MARI FrsttlbyP
ThsIO was alsncO for Q fOW momantA
Gallon bsins TOO much STARTLED byths rsso-
Ation 10 ~ anythinG
"Whsn did yoa disOovSr thisr be asked,
al The time you aFst came to 30 me IN
prison. MD Brian u had no suspicion till
than; but Whsn you aid Whyts was mur
dared Tor the sAkO Of certain papers-knoW-
ing what thsy were and 10 whom they were
yaluablO-l immediately guessed that MArk
Frsttlby bad Killed WhytS In ordar 10 obtain
than and keep biz secret"
"TheFS can b no doubt Of a, |" said the baE-
ritter, with Q Gigh. $50 this Il the reason
ErSttlby wanted Madse 30 marry WhytS-
her hand vas 10 b the price Of bis silsnsA
When be withdrew his consent Whyte threat
Oned hin with exposure ! remember he lef1
the house In q very excited state on the night
b vas murdered Frettlby must have fol.
lowed him up 10 town. got into the cab with
him. and after killing him with chloroform
took the marriage certificate from his secret
pocket and escapods
Brian rose 20 his feet and walked rapidly
up and down the room
"Now you can understand what Q hell my
life has been for the last few months" he
said. "knoWtng that he had committed thu
crime, and yet | had 70 ait with him. 81
with him and drink with him, with the
knoWiedgO that be vas Q murderer and
MadEs-good God-Aadge, MS danshtsrr
Just then . knock came 70 his door, and
Ma sampson eutorOd with telegram. which
she handed 10 Brian He tore IL open " sh0
withdrew, and, giancing over IL. gave Q cry
Of horrUr and left 10 futter to his feet
Gallon turned rapidly on bearing bis cry,
and, seeing him fall into q chair with o
ghastly white face. snAtched up the telegram
and read Il When he did so bis face grew
q pale and startled as Fitzgeralds, and, lift
ing his hand, he said Solelnnly;
Fit u the Judgment Of GodI"
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21

refusing her admimlon. NOV, why Va -
% anxious MorolAno enoaio nos % 500 ~
any oneI Ihat 10 nod maze some startnng
revelanon was cersAAn. and Etageraio tess
sure tnat u Was IN eonncction WIN ne nan
som cab murder casa 10 WoAried himself
with con1eceur0 aDoue ne matter, and 70
ward dAybroAk Threw him1olf. dre.sed e hs
wa, on tho bed, and dept heaVtly al U
O'Clock TIE naxt day. Whan b aross and
looked a. him1slf IN the gino be was startled
et the haggard and worn appsaranco Of hie
fAca The moment b Was aWako bis mind
went back 70 MARI Bfottlhy and The visit OF
Roger AorelAnd
Tho net Il cloGng round him" b muE>
INJURED 10 himssk u don't - bow b can
escapA Oil MadgOi nadgoi u could only
spare you the o'ttsrnoo of moving what
you must know, sooner or later, and that
other unhappy giri-ths sins Of The fathers
will b viaibod On The children-God help
than"
he bad bis bath, and, afbr dressing him
sslf, went into his sitting room, where b
bad Q cup Of tee, which Refreshed him con-
Siderably MrA Sampson came cracking
msrrily upstairs with letter. which proved
10 b from MAdga. and tearing % hastily
open. be read u
~ cannot undarstand what b the matter
with papa," she wrotA ever since that man
AorOland left last night, b Shut himself up
IN his study, and ID writing there hour after
hour. went up this morning, but be would
not let me In BE did not come down %
breakfast, and ] am getting soriously
alarmed Comsdown tomorrow and 80 NE.
for am anxious about his state Of health,
and am sure that Aoreland told him some.
thing which has upset him.
writing" aid Brian, - hO put the letter
In his pocket. what about. Wonderl Per.
haps be b thinking Of committing suicidal
II 90, for one viii not stop him Il b .
horrible thing TO do. but II would b acting
for the best under the circumstances"
In spite Of Bis dstermination 70 SEQ Cation
and tell all, Fitzgerald did not ~ near him
that day &c felt III and weary tue want Of
sleep and mental worry telling on him fear.
fully. and be looked ton years older than be
did before the murder Of Whyta
Hs was having biz breakfast at half.pAsa
9. when he heard the sound Of wheels, and
Immediately afterward a ring ct tie ball.
He went TO the window. and saw CaItons
trap was at the door. while the owner was
shortlv afterward shown into the room.
.Wsli, You are q uics fellow. !" cried Cal.
Ton. after greetinRs were over "Here I've
been waiting for Won with all the patienco Of
Job. thinking you were Still up country"
"You must have some brsaifast with me, "
aid Brian
Cation having been suppliai with what he
required. prepared 70 ali business
ii need hardly tell you bow anxious am
10 hear what you have TO say," be said, lean.
ing back in bis chair, "but may a. we'll tell