Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-11

way up stairs u tho scaffold tie
lripped on the unaccustomed gown. |
This amused him, anu he laughed.
AZ he strobe up the trap the Jepu.
ties looked more like frightened chill
dren hanging TO n parent than officers
Of the law. Harry Hayward might
have posed for n figure OF Justice de-
fendlnK the weak, instead OF a muir
d0ror going TO his doom. Carefully
placing his feet on tho marked spots,
he drew hi, figure 10 the greatest height
and glanced about with calm face, o.
casionally frightened by n smile OF
recognition M he saw some friend,
Upon being asked II no had anything
to say, he replied In n careless, dTawl.
ing tone:
"wsll, yes" Ho molslsnod his
lips with his tongue. swell, to you
all, /" he began, "Ihors has been n good
deal OF curiosity ami wonder ct my
Actlon and some Of you think Hm
tue very devil" with peculiar dfAwl.
ing accent at the ftst syllable Of that
word, "And II you oil knew my whole
life, you would think 40 all tne more.
have dictated a full statement today
on all my life to Mr.. Edward Uoodseli,
Mt. }. 4. AAnnix, anu tue s,eno-
gtaphor.
"where's Ullne?" he went on some.
what dieesnnecteliy, 81 promised to
take his dog with me under my arm 10
make hun record. II would be u
good thing for tho dog. Doyle, you
told inc 10 bow TO you. Where are
your AREN'T you befe2 eau'i soc
you" aud the speaker peetoi about
for the detective.
"l'm here, Harry" called out
Doyle
"Well then, good evening, Mr..
Djyle," said The prisoner, smiling
gfsoloutly and bowling. Then taking
another 1aeki lie called out, "Cloment,
dlu you get that tlokol5"
n nat was showed up into the cone OF
llght IN assenl. "Ahi that's good,
Mannix let me- see nowi' aSd Hay.
WAfd hesitate Twin the tmbntiaisment
OF man VINO nau forgotten his speech.
rake your umu," sara 5hoTlu
Helmeerg.
u certainly hau something 10 say 10
hiapnlhi because nave always enter
tAinod Tue kinueai OF isellngs ior MIN
Joe remind ms OF what u was, you
Know have been having trouble with
NJ inemery lately" -.
"sAy nothing more In that line"
came IN low, ulstlnot tones from Aan.
NIX, you are ABOUT 10 mVtt your dou
ana should express mere your ioTgiN-
hsss Iof your utosnet ~ you uiu 20 hu-
bly, to mo to-day, aud WITH thoughts OF
your mothef anu .A'het osloie you
should set syou nave durlng the last
Ietty'eight houit, moeung uea'h man
fully anu iorslNing all those toward
whom you have borho any III VIII up
TO this lime.
Forgive hlm,' SAN hhIty rs Man-
nix finished, wen nave freely Tor
given him ior any Imaginary wrong
he thinks he mas done me- He
has done mo no wrong. nave dono
hiu agteAt wrong forgive hlm Tree
ly. Father Cleafy, fAlhgr Ilmothy
and Father Christie have taken
great iniersA; In me, and have sxofted
thrmsulves greatly ABOUT my spiritual
welfare. nave ths Rieh'est res peet
for each OF them. FOR john Day
smith, my lawyer, hiso' ne Is gOou
man aud q Christian AS well ~
lawyer, and L have promised MIN TO
say somethinE here tonight when 1
should prop,oIy not nave sAiu OF my
Win effort hAyWatu 'uTneI MS
eyes upward anu sara IN suluenl,
meaningless voice. quite inherent from
me oohSsr'A"0n"' oh0 "o nAu '''h
u' mn a., q, ch,,.,,. all. ,,.,
"on uou, 'ot onfis'' 'ANe' forgive
MI M s,ns H. ..
sunu y nopplnK
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