The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-04-30

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and taking the paper Win jackson put
II In his pocket. Then walking over to
the desk he picked up the revolver lying
there. II viii give this to the man
down Stair" he said. "Now, Nj. Coch-
ran, have the honor OF bidding you
good day. ! think you viii be able to
hnd pleasanter places OF residence than
Boston for the future, and passing
through the door he ewent down the stair
way, rang the bell and gave the revolver
to the servant, and then walked quietly
home, where he played with little Car.
ne and chatted with May until Charlie
came home.
There, Charlie, he said, 'ts your
note, which you had better burn. Re
member It has cost great price, and
you viii be careful for the future"
"How on earth did you get ity asked
the brother-in-law, after many protesta-
tons OF gratitude and promises.
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replied VIII grimly. and that was all
they ever heard.
AZ might have been expected, Win
jackson announced his intention Of re-
turning to his regiment the next day,
where he proposed to face the inevitable
trial, confess his desertion and submit
10 his punishment But It was not to
be. Tho next morning, after sleepless
night, he complained Of pain in his head.
and when the physician came the patient
was In . raging fever. Before forty.
eight hours had elapsed Il was evident
that brain fever had him In its clutch.
The trial and suffering. the mental strain
be had gone through had been too much
for him, and II became question wheth.
or he had not In fact laid down his life
that his brother might remain unstain.
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bo spared. During that time, TOO, Char.
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