Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26


ter Aas rAsn- A.As written kaA look &ttsr
hsr. an dss-raaaed - n4EFy her Aaa
yoa can hsip ns.
And what = 1 Fsfazel~
Pa d~tsflain-d tAat yea VIII not 70
rase, and sh~ sSonsr yoc understand Eazi
TIA SsEEsr. Do yo0 Aear sA2s @m say
ls4 LeeL a. us.'
Let Eae 81"
Answer me A-st
Unable 70 msYe = muscle un1er ais
grip Ms bf9wn f.is hsr senses rssliag
esnsath nis hitsous gz-ze and Tor az IA
sIazs wsa oFsrpossre1-
The decsos gave k-r arn a sudden
twist tAzt brought EAs gil % her fest.
Theu ax-ny Ais blEsk, beaty eyes ga her.
All looking steadily ~ hsr trembling
Ads I'll sAs rziei hsg eyes % his sace.
hs sa.l cle.1ly And aseiaslly:
Gou wiz 90 - I tel you; Say yoa
wiug
A shade passed across the pale faee OF
tbs soveue.s. ls WAS tasse an instant
and gone In an instant. bat Miss Brown
vgas conscious of it. for she raised hsE
lsf1 hand 90 brush il away. and a. she
I'D 30 ~ zqod. Yes, and toro away the
taoe iroua bee throag
Now you are reasonable. 81, down
and h5Jea ID las. Tell 4r Crawford IN
the morning that you hsa areAra. that
yUG saw Elaa on = sicS bed. neglected
and alone Tel him yoa saw her
mother What the devil ais voug'
"Dont ssy any more. FOR heavens
sake, I kaow what % tell him" Gad
saa bar Ell her fkcs il hsr ha7ds IS IL 20
saut ou, y vision TOO horrible % contern-
plate.
i Am wli.lng and al that, Dr. Wat
soa, but l ulow / cant help you and It's
no Csc sending ms. Miss Edna does not
tru1s ne. She dreaas me and fear her.
l can't LOOK INTO her face. and have not
ceen able 20 NEST her eyes since the
wsnt made her mother use your vim
aigrette
Asleep or awake its al the same, and
the older the daughter grows ths stronger
becomes the resemblance 70 her mother.
IL IS wasted time; / can't stay with her
or near her. and won't try. l win go
70 California with the letter, If that will
do you any good. but there isn't money
enough in America 10 keep me in her
service"
And that is final, is it,"
Yes"
Does il occur to You that have evi-
dence sufficient to convict you Of mur-
derY'
WHO ever heard OF an accomplice
hanging and an adept scoundrsl who has
won success as thief. bigauist. forgerer
aud blackmailer escaping Judgment?
There was profit in Mrs. Crswford's
death. and you know who got her fort
une and what became Of her property"
Hold yOor tongue, you jade. Your
wages will depend upon the success Of
your dream tomorrow morning. We
give mp these quarters this week without
fail, and on second thought it will be
better 10 have you travel with Us as
nurse or companion, or secretary 10 Mr..
Crawford
''To save You the trouble Of planning
an escape I might as well tell you that
have paid private detective to watch
you. and that | an determined 70 have
your assistance. So good night, dear.
Get as much rest rs You can, for it's
long. weary run from here 10 Frisco"
Banker Hartman's house in Stuyvesant
square was as gay as palace for coro-
nation. Incandescent lanterns hung in
the branches of the trees, flooded the
scene below with soft light. and wove a
delicate tapestry Of skeleton leaves and
graceful branches over pavement, street
and wall From curbssone to doorstep
stretched carpet and canopy. one hung
with little chamber lanterns, from the
jewels Of which the light streaTRed in
soft splendOr. and the other hedged with
date and fan palms.
White hvsried yrooms stood at TIE
carriage step 20 assist the wedding
guests. and IN the vss-ibute and along
the staircase were servants Of rnscruta-
bic face and fsultless dress. each with q
single phrase 70 deliver by way Of direc-
tou % The bewildered company.
The air was redolsnt with the breath
Of roses. and up from an srbor Of palm
and olsander aosted the hght strsins Of
nanaolns, flutes and harp, rapsurous As
love itseif
Newell posts and balustrades we're
twinsd with rosss and rosemary. win
dow sents and mantel snelves were cush-
toned with vtolsts and daE0dils; gor-
ssosS balls Of hydraages and chTysSn-
tkemum filed The 6repiscss. and invia-
BY hang against screens Of smilsx was
a wsinscoung q orchids extending
thrvugh TIE 3rawing room and library.
The aicsvo OF ths music room had
been turned .nto 3 nuptil bower. An
umbrella - white buds rooted she tn
cissur- the waHs were tape~tried with
pink r1ses. aud ast within the floral
sstes stood q PIE dieu ef carved ivory
ard golden sa-in. whsr. Hsnry Hsnshsl
would lreol wis5 ais bride 20 receive
TIE naptial oensifcsien.
Up I'm one Of the Eluapt1ouslv appoint
~ y-est cham esrs sst the painter in the
attitude - penit~-t. 8-soist@ as a
lighthouse. Tor bs ss6 locksd the deer
ard given orders nst % ee Disturbed
The marriage ~ss set fer o'clock. and
the neign brraood sSouuded in belfrT
clocks. Els had his gloves on and the
rnz n RS 7ochuss sna as vas listening
Tor the knsil
"Csnfoun1 &c. any way. Way socuid
csref- he mufsersa. rtSing abruptly and
beg.nnia& 20 psce the heor- rs the
vvorasn tn ne Men uarTy nurses and
hcuseseepsrs ard inauencs sTerY dsy IN
Zoe week. and / csa nazae ~ lesss ~.