Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-04-19


awful eyes.
..Do not give yourself the trouble OF
living 10 me. Nj. Cochran, because a
man of the world like yourself VIII
recognize the uselessness of 1t. repeat
/ am here for that paper"
sit is in New York" began Cochran
eagerly. For Gods sake. MI. jackson,
don't point that thing at mel"
'It is in New York" repeated the VS.
itor slowly. Then / am sorry
at is in New York, l swear 1t isf'
because its absence from Boston VIII
cost Won your life within five minutes
time, Mr.. Cochran"
''what-what do you meanF asked
the other q~uaveringly.
.I mean this. have come here TO get
that niece OF paper OF 70 kill you, and l
viii have it or your life before FIVE min
utes. I shall not look at my watch; you
can trust me not 70 make the time 700
long" he added grimly.
Cochran ave one look at WI JACK
son's face. saw murder there, and knew
il was death 10 refuse.
IF YOU will wait until / get up he
said hastily, you shall have IL
Every good; that is what / want"
The man GLluuru ouN VI AZ 49, ~
going to n desk in the corner opened IT,
BE careful. Don't touch that re
volver or | will press the trigger, came
in cold, harsh tones from the visitor.
II wasn't going TO-" hastily rephed
Cochran. II only want 70 get the note
All. here IL is." and turning he held q
slip of paper out
Hold il up 80 that l can read IT.
Now the other side. Yes; that Is right,
and taking the paper VIII jackson pun
it in his pocket Then walking over TO
the desk he picked up the revolver lying
there. Il will give this 20 the man
down Stair" he said. Now, Mr.. COch-
ran. | nave the honor Of bidding you
good day. | think you will be able to
B sad pleasanter places Of residence than
q Boston for the future" and passing
through the door he went down the stair
3 wav. rang the bell and gave the revolver
70 the servant, and then walked quietly
Z home. where he played with little Car
, ne and chatted with May until Charlie
came home.
d There. Charlie" he said, lis your
note. which you bad better burn he
member il has cost a great prce, md
10 YOU win be careful for the future
lie How on earth did VOC get III ashed
d the brother-in-law, after many prOtesta-
tons Of gratitude and promises.
IN .Mr. Cochran listened 90 argument.
k replied VIII grimly. and that was al
they ever heard
A. might have been expected, WIN
Is jackson announced his intention OF 70
b, tuning 70 his regiment the next day
e? where he proposed 70 a the tnev1tahas
trial. confess his DISCRETION and submit
le 10 his punishment But it was not q
p he The next morning, after q Eeeplea
cd night. he complained Of pain IN has bad
de and when the physician came the paten
was in a raging fever. Before forty
a. sight hours had elapsed IL Wa ey1den
that brain fever had him In its clutch
The trial and suffering. the mental strait
ID, he had gone through had been too muc
bis for him. and il became . question whett
ct ar he had not in fact laid Town his hf
10 that his brother might remain unstA1r
ed, cd. Day after day and through %
in long watches OF the night he tossed an
D a talked and tossed again Charlie Fan
for ham and his wife learned 20 know u
be sacrifice which VIII Jackson had MAJ
the as they listened 20 his pduful pleading
vas be spared During that time, too, Cha
lie Farnham had an impression produces
on him which never wore away the
nse was little fear that he would again p'
lgh himself in jeopardy.
see When the patient recovered from q
ted physical sickness it was found that ;
40, mind had received a shock from whic
il would take years to recover. de W
Ia not exactly insane. bat he seemed du
mn. and stupid, and be remembered nothiI
10 az all Of the past. The physicians wi
the attended him prescribed absolute re
iris from every kind of labor, and a hoT
was found for him in one Of those a.
.ked INNS where kindness rules the apple
eel, ton Of scientific treatment. Here
nnna remained four years, patient and unco'
ING ~plaining. and gradually hismenta pow
lied came back 20 him. With it CAM mel
A ory. faint at first. but clearer and stror
and er as the laws went by. Had II I
been for the deeply religious nature
Will inc ma -" 80 a rela,
would have driven him back, and :
was greatly feared by his physicians.
One day when Charlie wa with hiI
chance paragraph in the newspaper =
ing Of the arrest Of Cochran IN Chie'
caught Wills eye. BE seemed dazed
a moment and then, like a flash. he
memberedit all. And with the mem
an expression came over his face
made Charlie cry out. VIII rose, pa
hurriedly up and down the walk
features working violently, and W
DIR. Armstrong hurried mp to HIM
took his arm he shook him-oh wit
gesture of intense anger. The phya'
watched him carefully and Charlie
there almost sick with apprehension.
At last VIII paused. and thini
= deeply. stood for a moment. Ihano
ing up 70 his brotherin-law he held
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