The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-11


Come. you he or be. aid, you're
dIuOk."
n saus moment Mr.. de Ia Mole ceased
giving Judgment.
Il amt drunk" aid the woman. loud
enough ~ attract the stisn;ioa II The whole
cOart, which now, for The ArS' uUie, oh.
served her extraordinary Aitirc. 'Hnl I've .
right to be In the pubiIc ,Oa5:,
Come ca" saId the poITs.nan. 1.-The CLERK
saya you're TO 60"
"ThS.Csers sayS 90. dos he FHsbe ans eraI
and do you know VIM the cIert isl III tel
you oil" aud Shs rBi'tsi bsr voice To s.rsan.
hes my husband. Iiy lawful WeidcSi hun
the folded certificate from. hsT pOcket and
Of the InagistratsA
was . silence Of aa,pnishlnsnt through the
court
The squire Waa the hrsl to recover himSelf.
Fs3IlencC," be Gaid, addressing Der; ''SilencS.
This cannot 60 on berN"
"But ! want lustiVe.' Ghe Shrieked ii
want Justice; want . warRHt against that
man for bigAmy." lRenSws,l sensational
''HO's left rue to Etarve, re, his lawful wife.
Look here" aud she tore open the pink SAITH
Tea gown, Il haven't enough clothes Gu me;
the GalliitS took Hll my clothes, | have suf.
fOrsd his oruslty for years. and burns Il, and
can hear Il no longer Justice, your Wor>
ships. only asa for JusIIrr."
BE silent, woman" aid Mr.. de Ia Molle
-li you have any criminal charge to bring
against anybody, there lie = proper way O.
mako L. Be silent, or leave this court"
Bot she only screamed the more for justics
and loudly detailed fragments Of her woes q
the eagerly listening crowd
Then policemen we're ordered 20 remove
her, and there followed q must friRhtfll
scsnA She shFisksd anal bit and fought IN
such . fashion that. 10 toOk four men to drag
her to the door Of tho court, where shG
dropped exhausted against the vail In the
corridor ::
well" Gaid the Obssrvant George 70 him.
ell, .'shO has done the trick proper. and nd
aIistAka. Couldn't have been bStter. That
u master one, that h." Then be. turned biz
attention TO tho stricken man before him.
Nr Quest was sitting In bin chair, bis Gacs
SShsn. his eyes wide open, and his bandl
rlnced Cat on the table before him. When
silence had besn restored; be rose and turned
To the bench, apparsntly with the Intention
81 addressing the court But he said moth
Wg, either because be could not fnd words
or because his courage failed him. There
was moments intense silence, for every one
In the crowded court WIS watching him, and
toe sense Of Il scanned to take what resolution
DO had left out Of him. At any rate, ho left
the table and hurried from the court. In the
passage be found the Tiger, who. surrounded
by q little crowd, and with her hat nwry and
her clothes half torn from her back. was
huddlsd gAsping aGaluS; tho wall.
She saw him and began TO speak; but he
stopped and faced her. HO facet Der, grind.
ing his teeth, and with such an awful fire VI
fury In bis eyes that shO shrunk from him IN
tsrror, HGttsning herself against the wall.
"what did I tell your he said, IN q choked
voice, aud thsn passei "a. A few Paces down
the passage he met TinG II .his own clerks, q
sharp fellow enough.
"Here, Jones," he sid, ',yoa see that NO
man there. She has mrds q charge against
me Watch her. See where sbs Eces to, and
and out what abe Is goin to do. Then come
and tall me ct the oflics II you Ioss sight Of
her you loss your place 'r-', Ito yO1 under.
UtandT'
"Yes, sir" aid the Sstonisbsd clerk, aud
NJ. Quest was gone.
&c made his way direct to the oHlce. II
WaS closed, for he bad told bis clerks that be
Ghould not come beck after court, and that
they could 60 ct half past 4. He had bis
hoy, however, and, entering, lighted'thO gas.
Then be went to bis safe and sorted soma
papeEs, burning good number Of than. Two
large documents, however, no put By his side
70 read One was hlS will, ths other was In.
dorsOdi "Statement Of the Circumstances con
nsetSd with Edith"
First 10 looked through bis viii. It had
bSen made SomO years ago, and was entirely
In favor Of his wife. or rather Of HE rsputod
wife, Belle
as may - wall stand, y DO said aloud. "If
anything happens 10 me she'll take about ten
thousand under 10, and that was what she
brought M" Taking psn be went through
The document carefully, and wherever the
nAmS Of "BsIle ouest' occurred DO put q
cross, and inserted these words: ''Geauett,
commonly known - Belle Quest Gennett
being BOllOAs maiden nnme-and initiated the
correction. NEXT be glanced at the state.
msut Il contained Q full and fair account
Of his connection with the woman who had
ruined bis life ~ may - we'll leave r." be
thought 'SolnO day &c viii show Belle that
WaS Dot quite 90 bad % seemed"
He replaced the statement In brisR OnVel.
Opo, sailed and directad to Belle, and aually
marked Il; mot TO b opened till my death.
" ousSt," Then be put the envelope away
Ia The safS and took up the will for the same
purpose Next q on The table lay the dsods
s1scutsd By Edward COSBY, transfarring ths
Honham mortgages % Mr.. Quest In con
Sidsratioa Of bis sustaining from The con.
nsncsmsub Of Q suit fer q divorce 10 which
b proposed 10 Join Edward CosIsy e core
spondenk "AhI" be. thought eor ;himsslf,
that game 4 up Bale g not my legal
wife, therefore ! cannot commence q SUIT
against her In witch. ColSsy would .tlgufO q
correspondent, and %, the confederation falls.
am sorry for that, Tor l should have liked
him to Lose his thirty thousand pounds %
veil - bis wife, but lt can't b helped. It
WaS . gam0 Of blu6, and now that the bad
dsr has been prictsd haven't = leg to
stand ou.n
Then, taking pSn, bs wrote on q sheet Of
paper which he inserted In the Will-"DoaT
h,-Yoa must return the Honham mort.
gagss 10 NJ. Edward. COSBY. A you are
not my legal wife, tie consideratlon upon
which hO transferred them tails, md you
cannot hold them In equity, nog suppose
would you wish TEL DO COW. @"
Having put all the papsrs away, he shut
the atS at the moment that The CLERK, whom
be Ind Disputed to watch the Tiger, knocked
at the door and entered
EWOllF said his master. se.. ri q
'well, SIR, watched the woman. die
Stopped In the passage Tor . minute, and
then George, Squire de b Nollsis man, ennhs
out end spoke TO her. 60 quite close, % q
10 hear What be said. ana - aid; Sfoud
better GET out d thIu'
"'wheFS tof she snNWErsd TN afraid.
"'Baek TO Isoadah,' tis aid, nud gagS her
q sovereign, aud SIS ga uP without Worl
ard dunk % 70 tie station followed By q
mob Of Psorle. ssss q ths retrahE.sut