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

a"aNtF a.8Hrt
a bestowed Ca her .rrrarr- N-
~l rst fra r0.s -sar na
t within the oos1I of a.- .ra-r Her
eyes E.Itf.r-1 size dearly lowed money
- bear Dog -r LaH-
% .-. l-r tn- she slIl b.f She never
intended hearing her And u.-r j III
Off Good night
f0- have uot give. ME -E bottle,
after 4lI.
/ -DH. va can git tta. t- re.-s- II vs
wants d. rt-a san- G ra hand e 14.---
elu- don 2 approve .r H- u. ll nd E-t
me o. --E tlelr Massf- ar -H o. t-- so
With that feeble protect against the
l--tl-E she felt that lr# ra-- pnl-- H.l-
tal1a- Mrs Smith wal- - E~-s--rs
--- tler conscience ..l lHt -r9-1.-
hep She had done nothing @. advocate
lls USE Rather. as -r. ..E-rtf LLat-
/ herself with grim SAT -tl.tar. had she
Z done beer best 10 dis .4Ie Nelly from
I swallowing H.
Vel exclaimed Marx. meeting her
Z il the door-wav
she ant a taken 1t. sad Mrs. Smith.
I Er.ty.
You persuaded her
II did uJv- o. soar-- -e'--1 so a-1-e
[ went COP rs I'd ha' Harr- 70 19 ~
4 fol- word broke from Marx. IFS e2-
I preston was bad to See
ut would have been g much easier for
( goa % persuade ner . take l. than u VIII
I be for me-"
shell tex il wi'Out any Interference,
I Il strikes me-" observed Mrs. smith
do YOU say 50 2'' heeEc. aimed. eagerly
then II wait Ezra Iie--.' uresl king
I Of abruptly. there's a knock az the
/ door OB-gh. for heavens SAKE. admit
/ 10 one now
He chung for support % chair. his
/ ewes were wide open ID alright He
I treu5l=i ana shook with evident fea-.
20 air e soft sail Mrs. smith. with
a short augh- What 40 sheer u b.
afeared on She's alive F--. No' can't
BE- rezzen 70 crime af.ar its com
United. can 30 This y on q pe That Dog
whatever do 80 call lar'-that turr--
ner as w0r heer YESTERDAY"
-Dagmar FOt0skitT
Mrs Smith nodded.
Whatever can she want Make some
I eErIse-auE plausible one Gone from
here anything, but f9r heavens sake
don let her in Just now. say I'm III Lon
/ don left word she was ~ come straight
[ u me on business about Olga Go, you
know what 10 say. She can knock.
Mrs smith ran out, E-E in hand, 10 uu-
lock the outside gate. i was very dark
/ bur she got the gate little aIar-eHougn
To squeeze herself through. and r--l0cked
Il after her Several reasons had she for
did not wish voices 20 reach Nelly S noon.
and She expected pretty warm and loud
opposition from Dagmar E0t0ski.
In getting outside. however. she kicked
against something She took il 70 be "a
| noH- STOPPING down She placed her hand
along aud felt II. suppressed screlGa
escaped her i was o Co1iut
Aren't you for lrttin' Ja rs in" whis-
pered a voice in her ear. Master said as
how he'd be on the lookout for US
The man struck match. Just 10 see
where they were, let it ont, and gruff1y
told another man 10 Htava up." Mrs
smith. very lerturbed ~. her mind. pro
creted 10 lead the way III. Things were
going a little too far even for her, uuIeel-
ing she might De and was. but the effect
the arrival Of the coffin had upon her was
10 make her sit down directly she TT
entered the house and wipe tAe moisture
Of her brow
You viii return 10 London tonight.
said Mark IN a low voice. as he counted
OUt some money! lot il 5eCmed-iutO
their hands, and back TO Rafiey tO-mOr-
row at earliest. There Is nothing wrong
il the matter. only as the poor creature
was mad we desire 10 escape notice. Sc
crecy viii therefore Oblige me. and -
surveying the coffin Uueasily-'- perhaps il
had better be carried into the-the
Kitchen
That il shan't won't hev it theer.
declared Mrs. Smith. desperately Mark
gave her a warning look
Well, well, what matters it where it
IS placed. he said. It's silly Cbjecting
10 these things. We all have TO be
buried"
Il doubt if Won man viii ever need a
coffin" observed one OF the strangers 10
the other as they made for pub. ere
gOL 70 the station
What dost thee mean. Bill2'
They never give felOns collins. Tom
landeTige TO Use. That man amt got uO
harm about him He splained it all I've
had collins ordered secretly afore this
heer
TO BE cONTINrEDl