The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-08
i BUTTERFLY.

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uoa b.ssS .sA
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wedding day. she 80 naturally mucn par
turbsd ~ hsr loss.
anr1ly hsd been a absorbing tonic Of con-
~-r-ssi,r -h~cer.r rretsv Mrs W.Isin,-
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sfaesed No sdmfung Atfcnfscn o. royaIy-
And now The butterdy was lost The
vorid-or rather such portion Of Il - Was
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s.sn."s .au =, s -
nams pressy brown nair ~ tns uine o. sne
performances. but when husband and VIE
afood In the light of their own hall lamp
The former had uttered IN exclamation Of
dfsmsv.
The butaerflv vas rouei
hves snine ma ossn oc1ae IN. - usu..
- sncn casss. Ihe colonel nad looked
carefully IN ne carriage, and had made
thorough examination Of each separate
lola il his vffe'e dresu. NEXT morning he
had eora al u the fhaater ana had himseif
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speex1ng ABOUT nef loss. even 20 tne SER
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uscn. wnen sne sscfs1y soaa .ne avanv 80
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1unos t0r revoausaOnasy uPlIslne
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eioud vain great osei o. compacency 70
az NIie.
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- 80. :, ner nusp ~. 30 soo3scssu -
ne sA,9ns rut upon net cnerlsneo posses-
sion ~ dsscTintnk 4 = pssss; and the
did not console her:
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pasnsalv9ly; . snsn =, csls g wear u
evs.{ o0uy InsaAlnss = y pesse.
Whsn: however. ne colonel pointed out
: nss g 30 lsI s s9o pus' s, e We nrs a
Inst there was nothing whatever In the
enverus.nens g s9e1cst @ : c1puous
.onu tneS M saAn4nam famous
buttsrfy va ~ quesecn, she was greatly
impressed WIN her so.nu cae vefness.
inat evenin& - y ssssu nans o.9 nov
ulne ous. put ma 10Y Sse-e.sse 0Inner
- nome, e - 70 g On me spos any one
came wi.n new q ne e, ssoaen loWe,-
eo,oneI :. 3 snont nsuI.y pssle4 osnan1
i the tnisI had nappened 70 % : stray
psc!poc.es Me mi&ns nope 20 - ne ny
again. rs more nkeiy: tnouen, mat the
vasaDonu wno mas the tning nov nsd ms
eye on y Tor some ume p,sL
nus s sysn = \; ne spoke tne soaemn Duuer
camo softly I'D.
"A person to see you, sir. ne announced,
defefentiaiiv ne won't gave MS name: but
ne says Foster me ssationer) has sent him,
and thai you VIII KNOW nj ABOUT H.
Mrs Walsiugham gave little start OF
delight. and tho colonel could scarcely con-
ceai his excitement show him in here,
Bailey. ne said quickly; III IS some one
We arc expecting.
The butler Withdrew, and In few sec
ends ushered IN slight. genfiemanfy look.
ing man. with sharp gray eyes and smooth
face.
colonel Walsingham. believer" began
the stranger, taxing with easy sclf-posses.
sion the chair which the colonel indicated
~ the -, enc Of the tso'e.
The colonel assented. lou have come
presume"
To give information about some lost
property OF yours. Precisely"
Have you fonnd it7" queried Mrs
WasSingham eagerly.
Well. that Is just what wish TO ascer
tain. said the stranger suavely. Mynams
L. CO S~.tsr Ers.3 Saw.{.~ ian. ~ S~,tl.,,,i
Yard he continued, turning TO tbs
colonel. Il am q detective. and few
hours back came across piece Of tewelry
answering yeur description"
lyon don't mean TO say sof cried the
colonel excitediy. Where did vou find IT,
We'll. it's long story" said Mr.. Saw
der. deliberately. land brings in matters
which ARE. 50 60 speak. professional secrets
nj present But thrre~-she whole accoun
viii be in the papers tomorrow. 80 there,
no harm In my telling you"
Both the Colonel and Mrs. Walsinghau
waited anxaousiy for him 81 70 on and
after few second > pause, he was gsaciously
pleased to do 50. pointeuly addressing him
self now 10 Mrs. Waisingham.
OF course, madam, You have heard o
the great fenton Court robbcryf'
Mrs. Nalsiugham made . motion OF as
pent
"Er--weiI-the fact Ia. today | had IN
good fortune to recover nearly all tina
stolen lewelry. l have Just telegrarheh {,
Mr.. Fenton to come up and identity tn
things tomorrow.
You have gos back the diamondss"
Everything. madam. ss far as We cal
tell.
Tell Us al about t. commanded Mrs
Wasssnghsm IN her pretty inperious man
Der. whsie her husbands face seconded he
request.