The Forrest City times., 1892-04-01
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When asked Fent0n to relate his expert ezee~ did Dot me hjHl To do so zr such yenz1h. But there. a. he has written it- and a. writing j. n0s labor of love with him. let iI 20
 The si6e Of whieh she had thrown her elf in an ecstasy of gTlef. untenanted- she knew in z moment that she vas the victim 0f deep had plot Being ignorant of tsrrfsten $ true position in the world she could coneeiye no reason for the elaborate S.hene which had been devised tO lure her 50 many ni&es frum her home. and make a prisoner 0f her
 4 prisoner she was No; only was The da-or foekezi upon her oug sip of paper lay on the bed IL bore these words No harm 5. meant sou and in due time yoa wlil b% rs-- leased Ask DO questions, make Do foolish attempts ta escape. and you will be well treated '
 T p.gn reading this the girls first thought was one of thznkfu!nesS. She saw sf oTsce thxt flse reported se..iaenr to her lover was but zn invention l h- probabilities were that CzrTiSton was zlIye, and in his usual health. Now that she felt certain Of this she could bear anything
 From the day on which she entered that rooIn, 70 that on whieh We reseaed her. AaGe- line uas to al inleEts and IsuTpo>es zs es0se q prisoner in that lonely house on the hiii- side aS she might have been IB the deepest dungeon in the world Threats, eutre2tEes. promises Of brjbeS ayaslef nothing. She was n0i unkindly treab4i-thx1 |. suffered not zhsSaiure i.i-lESage BlsBs-. materials fosF n-e- dlewurk. and other little aids to while away irne were s1ppspd. But the uaiy living rrpataEg-~ she Ssw were The women of rhe house Who attended ;0 her wants, and on one CT two occ2>io.3S. the man whom LsTTls- ton asserted he had --en in his trance. She had suffered frUsn the close confinement but nad always fet certain ina, sooner or later her lower would nnd her. and effesf heT de- liyerznee Now that she knew he was alive she could not 5e unhappy
 did n0; choose to ask her why she had feif M certain cn the above points. wished fo add TO more psLzleS tO the G1e which. iO teii the truth. eXeTcis<d. even annoyed lae more than 1 care t0 say But did ask her if during her iFEezHrrrsts0u, her taller had ever laid his hand upon her.
 Sac tod me that some short time after her aETlyal stranger had gained zdmittance to me house Whilst he was there the tnzn had entered her room. held her arm and threat ened her with violence fl she made any out err After bearing this. l did not pursue the subject.
 CzrriS;on and Madeline were married at the earliest possible momrnt, and befr Eil- gland immediately after the ceF -fnony. A week after their departure. bY GlrTlston s Fr- quest forw xFstesd the envelope fosind upon oar prisoner io Mir Ralph Garrison. Win ,; sent frN lines stating whe-e and under wnSf F.71liiaT circumstances we had become Ecssessed of l. l never receiycd any reply tS ny communication so. wild and improfsa- be 4s t >seIsEs | anu bound 10 believe that TsszrseS CaTrt tons sJlrIni-e was ngnf-fhaE Madeline vas doe3yed away and coneralef. not frem any iii-wiil toward herself- bat with view fo the yossibie 5znefGl effert which ber mysterious disappearance mlghf worS uDoz ter lover srr4nze and exei abe organ iEstsOn: aud firmly belirxe ttss' had he n0i ln =uuse iIse1plieab.e Uay been hInls ean' Tit1crsi that she N1. alive gsf faithful ts hun ti1e- plst ~oald ilsss s-va IisyEgazh ssccsss.