The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-24
rnE rIMEs-RlCHMoND: VA. SUNDAY JUNE "a 1894

Miss Mobiles sprang to her feet, and win
.ne cnild, usnuy cIasped, conAioh'eu
tnem. her eyes were "iuey eN'e"''
ner cneens were paliid, but her hps W.
nrm- hoeyer tnese cruei pSopic 49,,
they snouiu not tane that dear httie psoS
irJin nei. Ine press OI thii 'ihy no'1
over her heart tnrew BACK the spllnss
of maternal neroism. she could endure,
sne could dle Inc breeze spread out hei
iaiment. ana revealed her gracious OUT
lines against tne rock. Like Andromedd'
she Was enchalne1. like Andromeda, she
uauhtiessly faced the monster.
Then out from MS post stepped the
hnightly sentinel, cool OF manner, deter
mined of gaze. TITS Mr.. Grant" the
men exclaimed. and drew back respect
luiIy' Hurrah for the professor! yelled
me Boys.
Wen. friends" he began. what is
the troubley' and he smiled as II encOur-
aging children. Then an uproar respond
eu shes WITCH" "Shes crazy.
She's stolen the child "'Tis Hawortns
baby Drive her OUT! Lynch herr
an uproar as ruthless as when centuries
asone pitiless voices cried Cruelty!
The professor waved mis- hand. order
Is the shortest road TO explanation lac
SAID. Here you. Jim. you are the great
news centre; tell me what is this All
about and the telegraph operator tod
the story of the station agent, and the
message Of the wire
SO this is Haworth's baby" reelected
the professor. Then you can safely leave
II In my charge. 1 am Haworth' s dearest
friend. you know, and the childs god
father"
But the woman, the nurse" urged the
rabble. demanding It's victim. "She must
be locked up, she must be committed.
Il am a magistrate. you know" replied
the professor. serenely. Il will examine
the case: and do you dlsperse TO your
Tbe &c Inf hriV
better time to make hay? And, Bob
Granger just get your pony cart, Will
you. and drive to the base OF the hill?
Away, then, good people," And the mon
ster skunk off discounted
Once more Prof. Grant approached, and
stood with head reverenuy barred.
my dear young lady" he said IF you
will permit me 10 escort you to my home
at Grafton. not far distant / have a
mOtherly old aunt, who VIII be dellSntea
to minister unto you ara your chage arr.
And then you can cOnfide 10 her what
YOU like regarding the cruel misapprencA-
sion of these rough folk. and tell her now
! may serve you. And really. she Is the
dearest old lady in the world
aunt Sophy?" softly Interrupted MISS
Mobiles.
Aunt Sophy, truly" exclaimed the FRO
fcssor But how could you know her
name? Can Il be possible? Yes. you must
be my sister Mamies friend, Miss nodes
"Catherinc." corrected Miss Mobiles. yet
more softly ,, 49,.
with two VS. en-? I should have
thought so strong minded young woman
too wise TO get involved in such a mae.
How lucky 1t was l met YOU ana no"
strange ,,. 1,,.,t, .,
II was on my way TO visit Mamle:-
foltercd Miss Mobiles. and then she toid
her disheartening experience. but
wouldn't have given up this sweet lltue
fellow" she famed in conclusion.
cor course not. Well telegraph 70
Mamie and TO Haworth. and expIaln
everything. And it so happens ada5a
Inc professor. in burst OF chNaT,-
mendacity. Aunt sophy and I are IN
readiness to take trip TO tne cIty
morrow. So when you are thof .9,i,.,,o,,
rested we will all have pleasant Jou''''
together" ~. How. crate
a., H. nearness Of the ready mana ana
~ stout arm that had supporter me
u.oorv girl down the Hill TOO pieasan..
$3.50 70 he terminated by the narrow
limits of the railway, for syinpasns ~
~ can outlast the longest Journey 20
,Iso Wanie laughs and shakes her cu,.s,
Ia Insists: "Oh. you are just the same
as me rest OF US Kittie. o,roat =
q" ~ certain 1t is that however ~ "a -
.,1,orite Haworth's baby Is WIN Ms III, ia
ta.tar he is far more apt TO De spoI,S,u
nv the fervid petting OF MS soui"'"''