Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-18

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STEWART RECOGNIZES AL4s's HUTTON.
Put II in your pocket. sir!' cries he.
Eye need name no names. The deeyil )
buckle. | ken the button OF him! And
dell hae'tl Where IL he nowT
| told him knew not where Alan was,
but he had soiuc sure place tor thought
he had about The north side Where he
was to lie until ship was found for
him: and how and where he had APP
pointed to be snoken with.
ITS been always my opinion that l
would hang In tow for this family Of
mine.n he cried. "and. dod! | believe
the days come now Get n ship for
him. uuoth he! And who's to pay Tor it,
The mans daft,
That is my part of the affair, Mr..
Stewart" said l. Here is bag OF good
money. and II more be wanted, more is
to be had whore it came from"
81 needn't ask your politics. said he.
''Ye need not said l. smiling, for
Pm as big Wing as grows
stop a bit stoD bit" says Mr..
Stewart whats all thisf a Wing?
Then why are van here with Adams but
toni And what Kind of Il blackf0Ot
traffic is this that | fluid We out in, Mr.,
accused murderer. with two hundred
pounds on his life, aud ye ask me to
NEEDLE in his business, and then tell
me we're Wing! | have no mind of
any such Wings befure. though I've
kent plenty OF them"
"He's forfeited rebel. the more's the
pity said ]. for tine mans my friend.
l can ONLY wish he had been better
guided, And an accused murderer, that
is, too, for his misfortune; but wrong
fully accused"
~ hear You say So" said Stewart,
"AIore than YOU are to hear me say
so before long" said l. ALAN Brock
IN Innocent and so is James"
oh saws he. "the two cases hang
together IF Allan is out. james can
Hcreupon, / told him briefly of my
acquaintance with Alan. of the accident
that brought me present ut the Appin
murder, and the various passages of our
escape among the heather. and my re-
cOvery of my estate, $50. sir, you have
now the whole train of these events
| went on, und can see for Yourself how
! come to be 50 much mingled up with
the affairs of your family and friends,
which flor all Of our sakes) | wish had
been palmer and less bloody. You can
see for Yourself too. that | have certain
pieces of business depending which were
scarcely fit TO Law before lawyer chosen
at random. No more remains but to
ash, you 10 undertake my service"
81 have no great mind to II, but COM
inr rs YOU do with Alnn's button, the
Oh b is scarcely left me-" said he.
wv At are your instructlons?" he added
and took w his pen.
",lhc FIRST point IL to smuggle Alan
forth Of this country" said 1, but |
need not BE- repeating that"
u am little likely TO forget it" said
Stewart
am owing to Cluuv." ] went on. 1T
would be III for me to find conveyance
but that should be no stick to YOU Ii
was two mounds five shillings and three,
pence fur,hing sterling"
He noted it.
Then" said l, there's n Mr.. IIend
erlaud, u licensed preacher and mission
airy in Ardgour, that l would like wei
10 get some snuff into the hands OF
aud as | dare say you keep touch viii
your friends In Appin $50 near by). it,
q 90 you could doubtless oyertake witt
the other"
asked.
81 was thinking of two pounds" sale
"rwo." said he.
Then there's the lass Alison HASTE
In Limokilus," said /. Her that helpe,
| Aim and me across the Forth. 81 wa
| thinking IL | could get her q good Sun
! day gown, such as she could wear Will
| decency Ia her degree. 1t would lie AZ
ease TO my conscience, for the mer,
/ truth is, we owe her our two lives"
II am glad 10 see you are thrifty, Mr.
Balfour," says he, making his note.
| 81 would think shame to be otherwis
/ the first day of my fortune said !
And now, IL you viii compute the out
lay and your own proper charges.
would be glad TO know IL ! could ge
some spending money back. It's no
that grudge the whole of IL TO get Ala
safe; It's not that lack more; but hny
Ing drawn so much the one day, thin
il would have q very III appearance
was back again seeking, the next
Only lie sure you have enough, ! added
for | am very industrious TO meet wit
you again
"Well, aud I'm pleased to see your
cautious, too" said the writer but
think We take n risk to lay 80 consider
ablo a sum at my discretion"
He said this with u plain snecr,
I'm have 20 run the hazard | REPLIED
"Oh, aud there's anUther service l woui
ask, and that's to direct me to lodginl
for ! have no roof TO my head. But
must be a lodging l may seem to hay
MT upon ny ueelncnA luz II WoWiu neNN
do II tho lord advocate were 10 get an
Jealousy of our acquaintance"
"Ie may set your weary spirit at rest
said he, II win never name your nnmi
sir; and it's my belief the advocate
still so much to be sympathized wit
that he does nae ken OF your existence.
II saw had got to the wrong side {
the man.
There's n Draw day coming for hin
thon,n said l, for hen have TO lear
Of Il on the deaf side Of his head Il
later than tomorrow, when l call q
him.
when ye call on hlm" repeated N
Stewart, IAN l daft or are youi VIII,
takes ye near the adyoeateT
oh inst TO rive myself IN, said ].
'Nr. Bnlfour," he cried, "are We ma
ing mpck Of meV
NO Sis" said I, though thin
you have allowed yourself sotnc su,
freedom with myself; Bat |. give you
understand onct aud for all that | n
"Nor set me- says Stewart. "And
give you to understand lf that's 70 |
idn Worn TINT like hte looks OF y0l
behavior lass aud less. Iol eonie he'
% me with al sorts OF proposition