The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23


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fine folks wi sentiment or feeling. but
I've a dear consideration for mi own car
rackter. and I'll never o- q party % any
thing ASH er.danzer my neck 50 I tells
you straight ont
Dear Grauuie. how delightfully."- blunt
SPOKEN YOU can lie. wish qou would
wait 10 assert your honesty till il was in
peril! I know YOU -ove-uy wife. and
would 40, ask YOU 10 sacrifice your feel
lngs Tor her welfare u Is her wish that
medical man should b. summoned: 50
I've despatched telegram to-eD Guys
hospital sFIen- u there should r- any
question OF murder Dr- ReTe-stoze
would D. called ~ account, not YOU nor
me-
Then you are sure she viii die
her symptoms seem very pad. replied
Marx affecting sorro" Pie GlG NOT feel.
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Aye. nope THAT death may come latur-
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don't Ike the lukes ont, and i there's
aIgnt done that amt fair and square,
don apply % me
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more from internal connection and auE-
iery than from 0ny other cause. She had
worked herself INTO fever 81 excite
l.eAt' anu was aLidld 10 D. ieLl l-ole "lLh
MARI
She never doubted but that he was
aware Of The paper which she held
against him. On going upstairs she had
discovered the desk with its upset con-
tents on the bed. She was cJgniLaut that
he alone had been there after her So
much was involved in the new clue that
she had obtained against him that she
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forgotten or overlooked tho fact of such
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al,borrepca ~ her and her Tifa us ,,ot
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All such nope died out within her when
1T HrNeis-ohe was SHOWN IN. lie was
OF wholly different type 70 what she
had expected marked contrast TO the
gentleman she nad hoped TO conhde IN. A
young unnedged mGdlco, with more name
than skill Could he even be doctor
His appearance was not favorable his
/ oIood-shot eyes and dlsslpated air, added
10 an unwashed and unkep; toilet, gave
| him anything rather than a trustworthy,
respectable look. His breath was un-
pleasant 70 her from tobacco and his
hand trembled as II from INDUCING 100
freely ID splrituous liquors.
Under ordinary circumstances she
would nave turned away from MIN IN dis
gust But he was some one Even II she
could not confde in him, though she had
I the opportunity strange 10 say. she
was for once free from espionage be
sides. he could assert positively that the
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