Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-28

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the PRISONER. ssoeRpsasea - t~e
pei le~xasn. catered sHe. While the
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party, Ana shsy drove ssay fron lAs i1-
menss crowd xhieA Hal gathered 10 tie
rollee sssE4aA- lac ekargs YES eatered.
sna Mrs. Dslsro sna fsrcy we're Ia
sazaess1 - appear nsxt day and gave
thsig evidences against the priseHer.
The ensire p&rty thea retorne1 70 the
ketsl together. Mr.. Blo1gsr. aho YES
considerably nsstihsd and wished 10
hear TIE wheLe story. decided 70 &C.
company the party, AID ~ course lie
had 70 take his heavy veisht son slsng
With nim
When they were once more seated In
one Of the elegant suite OF rooms which
Mrs Delaro occupied. Arniaz Vas tie
nrst 10 SPEAK
Where is Mr.. Breezy? Did he not
say ne would wait until We returaedy"
Probably be felt too unweli 70 re-
main aud went ~ his hotel. said her
mother. but no sooner had she uttered
the words than her maid came into the
room crying and sobbing; ''oh. Mrs
Declare. they have taken Mr.. Bregy 10
the police station, and there has been
terrible trouble here"
Taken Mr. Begy 10 the police Sta
tion-why what DO YOU nean?" saked
Mrs Delaro.
As well as she could. in her excited
state, The girl related how one ~ the
porters. in passing the door which Was
slightly sjsr, bad seen Mr.. Breezy stand
ing over Miss Armidas writing desk
trying 20 open 1T. The man watched
him until he had opened 1t and when
Mr.. Bregy had his lat on ready 10 leave
he rushed in and seized him. The
porter naturally felt justified in placing
him under arrest as he caught him with
bundle of Bank Of England notes in
his fingers.
Surely, there mus. De some horrible
mists lse about itail,r said Armida.
There is no mistake at al. miss. ?
said the garrulous girl. ''for they have
locked him up at the police station. and
he will be taken before the magistrate
in The morning"
still Armida could no, believe il. ard
was determined 10 go and see Eugene;
but as she could not go alone. she &C.
copied Mr.. Blodger's offer 10 accompany
her.
While she was away on this errand
Percy Lowell told Mrs. Delaro his story.
from the time he had left New York for
| South America up TO the encounter a,
the Wild West Show.
For the past week." he proceeded,
al have been trying TO find you. have
sought you at most hotels and examined
the register at the American Exchange,
but could notsecure any trace of you.
This afternoon ! determined on in
I dulging in little recreation and at
tended the Wild West Show jus. as ]
wcro each looking for Though until
recently ] had no positive grounds fol
supposing that julius Limerick and
Leon Velasquez were idcnticaD crossed
| my path, and, as ! had previously
made up my mind that would capture
| him If he ever came within sight Of
me, at once grasped him. The res,
you know"
Then they fell to talking Of the many
useless efforts which they had made t.
capture the villain. Now said Mrs
Delaro, "that know that he is safe In
tho hands OF the law. feel that car
spcnd the closing days OF my life in
rest and peace. You. Percy" she said
have been my true and devoted friend
all through and will not leave me now
To you we owe every thing, and you are
In future"
''Iiut where is our dear old friend, Mr.
F, Wilcox:" asked Percy. who listened with
SURPRISE to these worla
do you not kpow?" said Mrs. Delaro
opening her eyes with astonisbmcnt
NO" replied Percy. II stayed onlI
short time in New York, and the peo
! Pile at the house said he had accompa
MED YOU"
Poor. dear old man." said Mrs. Della
ro The has long been laid to rest in th'
quiet graveyard OF his native town /,
New England" As she spoke thes,
words Percy was silent, and 1t was mani
minutes before no could control BIZ
voice to speak. When he did his word,
came chokcd and husky--"W ould Il
God that he had lived to see this villair
| brought to Justice. SO nv staunch oil,
friend is gone from u.s.
Moro than an hour elapsed befors
Armida and Mr. Biodger returned
| When they did return Armida was II
/ sor-owfUl mood and said that she haG
seen Eugene. lie had admitted burst
ing open the desk. but insisted that b.
did not want the money. What he di'
desire no would not tell.
what shall we 10. mammal" sh'
asked. "iIe GlGst not 20 10 prison
Think OF the disgrace"
"Wo viii consult a lawyer IN III
morning and sec what wo can do abou
! it." responded her mothcr.
That night was the happiest Mrs. Del
arc had spent foT many year. and lon
ond steadily did she talk w.ta refc
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