Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-05-30

the wide ocean, and only the stars looked
down upon that death struggle.
| She only saw that woman was drowning,
and she rushed in after her, rushed in madly,
and, just as wave of the incoming tide
carried the floating form nearer her, she
seized the suicide by the dress and shouted
for help, and dragged with all her might,
struggling fiercely to keep her own feet to
the ground and her own head above the
waves
1t all seemed the work of moment, and
then she was on the shore-one desperate tug,
and she and the suicide lay together side by
side on the beach.
She heard the sound of voces-she saw two
men leaning ever her. she heard shout, and
she knew no more until she opened her eyes
and found herself ia a strange room.
Where am ~ she said.
A kind voice answered her:
''You are all right"
She looked up and recognized the doctor
she had been to fetch on the previous. night.
| 'Oh, dear" she said, showever did I come
heres Let me go home They'll be wonder
ing what has become of me-"
Then she remembered something of what
had happened. ssThe young lady," she said
twas she drowned?"
NO. said the doctor, ''you saved her, but
you mustn't talk any more yet awhile. You
shall know all about it presently.n
''How's MISUSE
Gas well as can be exnected. and SOS tbe
baby"
ssThat,s all right.n said Mary. with a deem
sigh, and then the wicked grip closed her
ewes and dropped off to sleep AGAIN
When Mary had quite recovered from the
excitement and terror of the nights advent
ure and was able to get up, the doctor told
her all about it.
The young lady she had seen coming ont of
his house was young lady patient who had
been staying with him and his wife for the
benefit of her health. She had had love dis
appointment and had given way to melan-
cholia.
The night that the doctor was called out
the young lady was awakened by the ringing
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80 ~, a1oa., .,''u CO. On oplave w
iiake 1e 81 sieep' anu Iie young laoy mus1 nave
opened the door ana cfepG down stairs noise
lessly in her night dress, and walked on into
the street.
Then she saw the sea. and the idea of sni
dido c.p,o ;nto bor MOO. ,vo,dor;,,rr 49,
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Duo ~, 1"oi ioeo ia'eh Aey having
prough1 ner oack 10 the spoo' 1ne young Ia
dys BODY would probably nave been found
up at sea.
When Mary oot bacl, to Prosnact mansion
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cooh ieceiseu hor anu 'osseu nef neau' anu
SAID IL was nice tnlng LOT Respectable ser
want gals to go a-roamlng the street at night
and jumping into the sea, and she never heard
of such thincs.n
She wanted to coll Mary a. s.vickad oa1n
hut sl,a d;dn,t o,,i+o COO ho,, 70 do -
ou ~, o'i1 n oll" 4ul0e 20 Nv" W w H.
MI elAiis seeiiieu very ihuen upse'' alu
looked more scared and dazed than usual.
| The affair had made great deal OF commo-
house to make INQUIRIES about it. Il had got
! ;,,+o tho no,ors too and +b;s Mr.. PorL;ns -,
1:,-.:eo,f Iel.a1e ,.o,o,,+os va
LIS me . oenah' esen.eu'
mary WenI ABOUT her WORK as though
no1ning naa nappeneu; snnpty gfaCelul 5hat
| she hadl peeii oiscnargeu lor Ier careless
ness IN losing the latch key ana her WICKED
ness IN resculng young women from 1ne
! ocean instead OIL hurrying nome 10 walt Oh
he p. nllssus 20 ..;.,-
ouU listeau VI oeiis punisho ~ loi nel ~ scf.
edness sne was Iewaraeo. "A lew Gays aiter
sue aa lesui.leu nei uoll'es1.c uuIies anu 1uss
as s!lo va oeo.iiiis. uo"i ioo nei w "loho9
habits OF leaving the bucket on the STAIRS and
uhe dustpa1 Oh Cne drawing ROOM SOFA, anu
answering cue 1ioilO uooI Will uirCy lon
~, anu ooppiiS t te .o..; on9 JILL ~
me stair carpet, the doctor arrived WIN Nan an
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