The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-18

opening with a rude bit stout door; and as
work. and no one noted his absence; iI nst
e, Miss Bailey why, he had carried her on.
While there was nothing OF TIE villain apant
He was. respectluiI and boorishly tender, hut
d desy nsse 70 MAKE her he M more re- cSomiortabie.
Adair visited the cave only once In twenty
four hours. about . o'clock az night. ne pre-;
yided his prisoner with n lamp. gave her al!
seemod to be delighted over the accounts IN
wi, Win n sGitS he Was n sap ,pfs Gs suppI H%9. eSted !! By
some lnxuriss hS bought 10 the village; ns
n nsryoSs s sS%a sbssha ,do IN her ,1 p sH IN, h and w 10
treated her Will, tho utmost consideration and
respect. Hc would shed tears over her %Sppeais.
mel was a. cool, dry nlacc. md Miss bailey
din not undergo any Gnysic.i di'Sso 60 m ass t Sn
to release her. Finding that he could not DO
n,oved from his position abe gave her consent.
sanding mS q a:b b, her sr' Word. Then he vas ,pr9aeSt
to see that the bans must be published ana
G,s srrias with With he apr q Prisoner Was impossib1ls.
ity he would not give up his idea. and thus
ri Ml tsa Bailey 8 fss9R had Y not been. n passive prisoner
duri us tho fortnight. She had gone over tho
weak point OH I" to begin ,par SEPARATIONS on. but hSd
found no encouragement Tn timbers used
Tor door frames were massive and set against h
%stoutcr arms and better tools than she could
bring to- bear on t, It the Hsgin min u OF tne
and she began TO fear him. On "Wednesday
night, Of that week he proposed That they
secretly Leave the neishh4rho oSi for the coast %sl.
again. $40 had, some money in the sale at
Ind none OF hjs own. He did not como on
THURSDAY night. but ut The aid n r"; br sysn fd4wo ns
s snrs.i n,an within Tim II I s snS d,a Of n .iay Ssi to sow. tIrss sne
Difficulty no Would murder her, II ho could
not marry her. no ono else should; Ihere was
come DAFT md dangerous, 4 simple incident
in tho kitchen OF the sanitarium solved the
Moticed ,66at Affair lad changed greatly 9, late,
and She had her eye upon him when he slipped
some food from the table, into his hnndker-
but the woman began to put this and that to;
gether, and. she finally began to wonder and
ana no with tho detective. who was still at the
ikn cave. aud Miss Bailey rescued.
The young man was arrested ana thrown
into prison. and il became evident that he had
lost his mind and could not be held legally, no;
pronounced on his case ho was sont to an asy-
lum: Mr.. Bail ~ and his daughter went home;
,bS c we w rbr s,! a c InSoEe 70 ITO Il c Seaseo AGa .n.s e ..
cared IRON tn asylum and returned to the
kauitnrium. / want YOU to notice again how
non-otservinE the general run Of people are.
Two Of us who. sat on the, veranda taking
thirty feet OF us. A woman who sat at o win
dow sewing noticed him.. but took him for an
altogether different man. 4 servant passed
HIN on the stairs and called him Joe" which
w.L, the name OF another man. He must have
lns ,ed another female servant and yet she
had no remembrance OF seeing him. though
awake. he proceeded to the room for
mnrLy occupied by Miss Bailey and there COM
mite d, suicide by cutting his throat; Although
want entered tho room. got something from
the DIR esser. and retired without seeing any
thing unusual.