The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
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rienced him. She never tired of hearing
it, and when not asleep she would ask for
more particulars and a more minute de-
scription of him, Dr.. Barker quietly re-
mindins her that she must not betray any
emotion in meeting Mr.. Doce or show any
resentment at his escapade, but TO humor
him. and perhaps they might restore him
again to reason.
to Portland was unevcntful. The journey
to Whatcom and NOOksack was
soon made The sail up the river
in two canoes with powerful
Siwash at the paddles was soon accom-
plished. Above the rapids we dismissed
the Indians and padded OH alone. We
campcd on the opposite side of the canyon
for the night, and after breakfast Miss In
gram dressed i'll her tent as she was when
hir. Doce left her side 10 escape civiliza-
ton
Seated in the stern of the canoe with
hands folded across each other she sat as
motlOnleSs as Il statue, while | slowly pad
died across, DR.. Barker remaining behind
subject TO call. AS we approached the
shore the old man came down TO the beach
Recognizing me he dropped his bow and ar
rows and ran to meet me. | beached the
canoe and assisted Miss Ingram to alight
As she stepped ashore Il look of malignant
hate spread over his features He step
ped backwards retreating. while she adj
ranced looking him steadily i'll the eye.
lie backed to the perpendicular wall of
rock and stood there grasping at the trail
ing arbutis which grew in wonderful pro-
fusion. his chest heaving, his short jerky
nervous manner betokening a wonderful
change going on in his mind During this
time | bad remained near the canoe handy
TO my rifle; should he have attempted any
violence on Miss Ingram. ] could defend
her. Seeing the change going on, and pre-
Stunning it was for the best, | went up to
the old man, taking his hand in my own
saying, Mr.. Docc. this is Miss Ingram
She has come to take YOU to her home
Won't you come to her?' The old malig-
nant light left his eye. The daxdawn Of
Il strange fire commenced to burn in his
eve. He advanced softly and in a grace
full way until within arms length of her.
when he stopped and eyed hor, and with
mighty effort he said, Kate and putting
his arms about her he sank to the ground a
limp mass.
| fired shot, the signal for DR.. Barker
to come over. We carried the old man
into the hut and put him to bed. Long
weary nights and days he lay in deirium,
calling for Kate, and she was ever by his
side ever with her arms about him to quiet
and console him. Never once did she leave
him.
The journey overland to Wilkesbarre was
soon accomplished. The sleeper NOoksark
was especially chartered for this occasion.
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Hiss or affectioratn er4Gracc from her
made him I'll scene ITnon the pine Inn,
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Inrrams cnnsisting Of Mss KATE and her
,narr;nd s;ator NJ Doc vac
tripan rnnnn an tbo frst Aoor
md was roIe~ the care
Of DR.. Barker and several other physicians
for snveraj E.nors Yra,lua1I, hnconoiHfr more
and NOR ratjonai until he was adjudced
bv order of the court n sane man and re-
stored in his mental cana~itv.
rhn thanlsaiviuey services of the old
stone cLnrch We're largely attended: if had
been noised about thnt Rev Albert Dnce
would conduct thn services and ''Tprah
died in Haran ON his wav to Canaan" was
his text. Ii was a mastery Grafton. full
of eyu,Iisite nathos and he dWeIt particular
ly up0n This phase of the text. Never give
IN While life lasts " Rock of Ages. Cleft
for Me" ",Ies,ls. Lover of Nv Soul" these
two eyouisitc mastery songs of the soul
were rendered with beautiful JUNCTION by
tho orator and his neonIr Moist eyes and