Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-03-12

1.-THE case came on for trial, and the
plaintiff put In his evidence. IL was
pretty strong. lie had secured the
place, and there was DO record TO show
IN beNcptrxy. lie was a quiet W
dressed man, with not tetr~sS psa
and not too much jewelry-N
man who simply wanted his 'righN
"Mr. Schwartz was ruddy In the
He was clean. His face had just u
shaved. He was excited, but he was =
studying 10 make hit. He acted as IN
would have done at homo n he had been
told that his house was on fire. he would
have tried TO put out.
"When the plaintiff had piled up all
his great volume Of evidence aud tried
10 knock down that OF Schwartz, be
rested. and the lawyer introduced such
documentary evidence as he had and
called Mr.. Schwartz. lie went on the
stand with a sigh, for be knew what
was coming.
"He told his simple story IN his own
way.
al bin here now long time on my
Ian. liff here since der 10Th OF Augoost,
81. / come 10 der lax % fish, and /
sells him 20 ScecagO. We live here
plain, but goot. My wife she can sew
goot by her fingers, and barnby she get
the sew mas'eop.
1--WE never 90 way from dat blAice.
We gift Mr.. Blitz do money 70 bay dc
probity OF OOncle Sam, an he do 90.
But now some says he don't do II do
ride way. So you see wo lln on our own
Ian and kess our own lss an DO happy
"'Now, dat man you see dsr he say:
500 away. Take your ole yite he 1ded
voomans and 20 away" One day BIO say
10 me, 500 vest, young man; go vest"
He say dat, and den he laG. / ~ ders
from ven ! been young nit no Nskers
on till now ave the pail head and 90
Santa Class yiskers, nichY
81 SEQ there Is on the plot a spot
marked Grave" Is that merely an
Indian grave or one Of those you known
| State II you know whose grave II Is
"'Vell, ven We come OF that blaice We
half little chile, Mr. Choodge. You
know dot some dime We hear OF dose
ralnpow chasers dot make chackass
oil himself, bat she--she--llttle Kadd-
reaa-she was q rslnpov msker. Ven
she gone on do SAINT peech she vas alto
getter the sweetest shield b me.
choodge, vat cher seen. She climb on
me like q nice new mornin-glOry and
giss my hard yiskers like a violet
I'VE half no more shiIdreE; dzt was
all, ehoodge.
''She vas sick. We hsf no doctor.
She is det. / cannot say much. an
Dootzman. but luf ny chile. We perry
her py der pig plue lake Ia der
CLEAN, cool SAINT, ant We 20, my wife and
me, 10 der spring and der summer dime
and put der Wild towers, der little yio-
/ lets and der susans nit der plack eyes
| and der ob5le blossoms and der ferns on
dot title qwiet crate Of our beautiful
ch lie.
"Do you tink, choodge, dat man reel
!ze dat be shall rob me and ny poor sat-
VIE OF dat home and dat lIttle qyiet
crate ven he tell me 20 90 vest? No, no.
/ He dry 70 have choak NIT poor Ole
feller, isn't lt2 ne win not dake away
my home ard the CRATE OF my chile
THE plainti8 looked down. he swal-
lowed hard. Ho dropped his eyeglasses
on the floor, and IS he rose 10 leave the
courtroom he stepped on them and
crunched them under bis heel. he kept
on bareheaded 70 the depot and rode
away on the first train. IL went the
wrong way. but It took him TO another
place.
''Mr. Schwartz also went By the first
train, but it west toward home-home
with Z title 70 it-home where they
! might see the big breakers come IN and
watch that little quite grave.