Arizona republican., 1891-12-16

N''S 2oohi '" ao anu immediately it was opened by a tall, dark bearded man, with eyeglasses-the man described to mo by the house agent and known to Heath as Dr. Glenn. He advanced and greeted Heath with courteous smile and bowed to me in quiringly. He introduced mo as pro- fessional colleague of his advising him in the case. I've may talk without re- serve," he added.
 He and the doctor then began a con versation to which l did not listen. I could only think of Madelaine being in the same house with me. In what room? The doo.' by which we had entered had not beer wholly closed; it was ajar about quarter of an inch. I fancied I detected low, irregular sound, like dis tant voices speaking somewhere on the other side. Under pretense of examin- ing an engraving that hung near the door, l moved over there. Yes, there were voices, apparently in room up- stairs Suddenly they grew louder, as If the speakers had emerged into the hall, and then knew Madelaine's voice.
 Without a moments hesitation I threw open the door and stepped across the threshold. In loud but composed tone l said: "Madelaine, come downl I am herer
 There was piercing scream; a quick rush above; breathless struggle; but had half mounted the stair and caught a glimpse of the dearest face to me on earth, white, haggard, with great black eyes full love, terror and eagerness The woman in black had seized her by one arm, but she relinquished her hold on seeing me. In another instant was holding my girl against my heart, and she tainted there. And there below stood Robert Heath, like rock, motioning back the doctor. "This will be very awkward business for you at best, Dr. Glenn" l heard him say. You'd bet ter let it stay where it isr
 It proved to be an awkward business, indeed, for the doctor and Mrs. Trench But will not enter into the details of their discontinue, nor of the story of how they had conspired together to de- fraud Madelaine of her fortune. Mrs. Trench had, it seems, conceived a pas sion for the doctor, and had determined to marry him; but about the same time she had met with a series of reverses in business, eliminating in bankruptcy; and as the doctor stipulated for dowry she had conceived the idea of robbing Madelaine. By secretly drugging her she succeeded in making the poor girl delirious, and while in that condition two physicians were found to certify to her insanity. Once eimprisonedi Glenn's asylum her death would only be ques- tion of time-and of no very long time either. But when Madelaine, in telling the story afterward, came to the point where she had been carried in cab to the doctors door. aot knowing whithsr she wac going, ssqpped her and said, What day was thss?" She replied that it was on Friday, the 18th of October, at about half past in the morning.
 "Now, listen to this," said. 'I have told it to no one else. l came from New Zealand Dy way of theiIsthmus of Pana- ma, When We were within a few days sail of Panama, and degs. north of the line, we had a stormy night, and Twas on deck until after midnight. Toward l o'clock in the morning l wenobelow and into my stateroom. l threw'off my oilskins and lay down on my berth with most of my clothes on, for l did not know but that the storm might grow worse. As l lay there in the dark, lis- tening to the waves against the sides of the vessel, and the creakmg of the tim bers, and wondering whether should ever see England and you again, all at once the end of the roomseemed to,grow light, and then to fade away, and saw the front yard of a house, with five,win- dows with light iron gratings, a brown door with brass knocller like a dogs head, q couple of yews on either side, flight of seven stone steps up to the door, and peculiar foot scraper. The yard was inclosed by high brick wall, with green door into the street. l saw this door open, and you came in, with a man and woman leading, you. The door was closed behind you, and then, as you looked up at the grated windows you became frightened and began to struggle and cry'out. But the man and the woman, whose faces l could not See, dragged you on and up the steps. You continued to struggle, and just before they forced you into the house you turned half around and called my name in n piercing voice three .pfnh.,lt D,,lnrJf D,nh,rlp Then the door closed and you were gone; and at the same moment my stateroom was dark again. l had been half sitting up in bed, and nowI got out and struck'a match and looked at my watch. It was five minutes past l in the morning; and it was Friday, Octo- Der the 18th! Now. what do.you think of that?
 Why, Richard, that was exactly'what happened. was dragged inithere, and l did call you, and, oh! myBsoul went out to you! And it was the same day, too-only it was half past instead of 1"-
 Half past in Lorplonlis five minutes past in the longitudetwe were in at that time," said l. T calculated it out the next day and ,wrotey the whole thing down. Here it isl" andlI showed her my note book. Shejread itand said: After all we loved each other. So it'was not so strange" Lsaid, 'tIt was a mystery of the mind" But she answered, T would rather call it an, intuition of the Hawthorne in Pittsburg Bulletin.