Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-03-22
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lots by YOU. He thought you was -
smart and kinder independent, larnin
TO be a doctor. And l think there had
orter be lady doctors myself. They is
things you can say better to a una
But I'll call Bijah." =,
She left the room IS she spoke, and
was heard talking to some one beyond
an inner door. Then she came back.
aBiiah will come as o as he's
washed his face and put him on a col
lar" she said. Hes real glad you've
come. he kinder thinks you might think
of something, though what tnere Is &c
think of goodness knows
Il am so sorry for him" R9i Belle.
"Wel. that helps some when you're
feelin' real desperate" said Mrs. Fem,
rocking the baby. A moment more
Abiiah Fem cane into the room. de
was naturally a pleasant looking man OF
forty odd, his light brown hair had a
wave in it. and his eyes had full ids and
long lsshes like those of a woman, but
they were red and swollen Just now. he
advanced to Belle and held out his hand.
..Glad TO see YOU and your friend, Mis-
Yolande." he said. You must think
me a great baby, but what my wife has
told you about has broke me all up.
| There amt been "A man executed here
before for twenty years. lcant 90 II; ]
/ can't. And it means out into the 7
again for me and my folks if l resign
Even so. l dunno as l could get of be
fore the day. l know / couldn't He
nausea. The girls could think of moth
ing TO say. He did not seem to expect
that they should, but went on slowly;
IF it was n of them tramps, like the
one that murdered the peddler down to
Groton. l could brace up" he said; but
this is the incest fellow, a gentleman,
Miss Yolande. I'm as sure he is limo
cent as / am that that there baby Is DE
couldn't murder nobody; faint in him
Nv wife knows it as well as me. Don't
you, Sarah Janey'
Il feel to know it, Bijah," replied the
woman. He says to me, says he :!
pray you to believe me innocent, Tor
am So pretty he spoke, l can't allow
il is right for Bijah TO hev TO hang him
l wish you'd go in and see him, ladies
md see what you jedge by his looks
He is Turin, but he is real nice. He l
q artist"
at would be a comfort" said Mr.
. Fem. you see lots of folks in tn
city, and you air real smart. You Nigh
! get an idea whether or no he done II
! I'd like you should go in
Z I'VE will 60" said Belle. But tel
1 me. what sort Of murder was 1t!
They is different kinds" said Mr..
Fem. .'Some is jest temper, thu
a wam't. 1t wa a mean, low down sori
for money
cold Uncle Peter White" said tn
sberif-"a good, kind old man, FOOLS
d about keepin' money in the house In
e lonesome place. This gentleman Is
turriner. That helps set folks agin hin
they bein' a prejudice on account Of thei
Il Eyetalians, and while he was down hel
Is a-sketchin'. maxim picturs. Uncle Pet
boarded him. Tom Bond, Smiths hire
hand. give the wust evidence agin hin
D and. TO be sure. his razor was Ound Z
r the floor near where Uncle Peter was
y Ivin' with his throat cut. All the box
and drawers WIS open. and bloody wat
where some one had washed their han'
u in the boarder's room. and when they a
70 rested him he had Uncle Peters watC
u in his pocket. He wore he wus taxi
a il 10 be repaired. but they didn't belle
g him. Make him talk 10 you; wa
"a your Judgment. a woman's Jedgmel
d is good on faces. anyway, and you
extry smart.
sc Mr.. Fem took a bunch Of keys from
a peg behind the door.
w sThey tried TO lynch him when he W
oil fetched here fust and on his way
lS court" ne said. There amt nObo'
ue but thinks him guilty only rs. III
ia was. l don't want 20 hang no man. bu'
sc feel to know that he never dOneit. A
having come TO the corner of the buiI
~, ing that was used for the prison he I
10 locked the door. As they entered {
air felt at once close and chilly, and I
ny cell into which they were Omitted "
Is rather dark AT the farther end a IN
sat on "a wooden chair before a deal tai
his face hidden in his arms.
IN .Senor. I've fetched some company
see you-ladies," said Mr.. Fem.
iho The prisoner lifted his head, showl
a sad and beautiful face with great di
an ewes. He looked from n to the 9th
It. and uttered a low cry, and Belle
lande, stepping before the Others
ere out her hand. Then the two began
I've speak rapidly in Spanish, which Gre
tns did not understand
md They talked for half an hour, vi
Ike the sheriff stood staring at them. II
70 Miss Yolande offered her hand aga
ne and walked out of the cell.
OF Il know you don't think he lone It
know that by your shahn' hands"
&c Mr.. Fem when they had turned
corner.
5 OF Il would stake my life on his IN
drs ~cencer' said Belle Yolande, %turninl
white face toward him. MY life!
.nt nv soul! He shall not die!'
ice 'Maybe she kin do suthin, seem /
she feels" the sheriff said, watching
girls out Of sight.
hen -
" CHAPTER H.
lhai Meanwhile Belle and Gene walke'