The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-20

runninr up and down inc w." 7" =
,oc,or something which e~Aasi"fa'"" "
him strangely when all his eNsrti"hs :
called IN find one. Obviously there was q
M medical man living near. lhc sP"' :"
AZ which the journey had been ih'''- .
ruptsd in this startling manner -, :
close 10 the Eyesham woods, se'er"'
ro;l.s AWAY from the nearest village :
~ yorle ran back 10 the carnage :
he had been occupying. made an eNc',s"
communication Ia his Fellow tr"s'''
there. and begged him TO come NV"
and corroborate his observation. ~
gentleman complied. with much con-
,,osure and discretion. in accoroance
.x;,h the warning he received, ana "''h
out remark other than y "n"
comment TO Mr.. iorke. -
The journalist expressed ms wv"
m;na,ion of staying behind. ana mp
,ea,ed TO this railway acquaintance 10
rn,a;n Win him. But the latter as
sured him that it was u'teriy ,nF
s;ble. He left his name ana ao"ie
however. promising to como io'" "
when called upon. Mr.. iorKe neN'
turned 10 the tall passenger.
;,g himself as a newspaper man. ING
7, ,,o.eenger- who had been Sowing
,Iactly over Mr.. Yorke's intervention
locked greatly relieved upon hearing
mat pentlcman's profession. ana reau-
;,v consented TO give his version Oh 'ne
uss.,,.+ for publication. But, hrst Oh
all. he desired that mote S"o..h
: taken. before the guard went On W.,
, the train. that that official auni''e'
. The accident was due to the negheehoe
n Of the railroad company 80.
THAT'S right, Mr.. Gressweii' saiu II
cuard. with bloodless lips.
n swell. just tell this gentleman aoo '
u y reioined the passenger Sharply '""0
II in a tone of annoyance. u
y The cuari recovered something y
his apparently as 'hs =
- ,,ct If this asperity. and proceeo'"
:, ~ ,.,y moments before the--the ~
e. ~tality, / happened to look aions ~
- ,rain. and | noticed that 'ne n"
Of this p~entleman's compartment ""
Ir. not fastened 40. ce,
~, ..uoyv did YOU know it was TINS ger
.l.man.s compartment from 'hat -
r. ,,nce?' INTERCEPTED Mr.. iorke.
IA ..nf course he didn't know unti !
IT. rot there put in Mr.. Uress"eh' 20
he lilly. .. until
IA, there repeated h guard
s-n,oose. looking back. now itsa all o'e
as it would have been wiser ~ 10
nal stopped the train. but we "ere ga "a
ing down our speed passing L,esA'
woods. as we always do. ana 'hc -
,,;,,. was not far behind my van, :
-,art.a ont 10 urn the handle. !
M, f.ll ont lust as ] was ABOUT
,.och the door. With another susi
s;Ik could have prevented the acciueh'-
~ .D;d she fall out backwards or IL
y.p foremost?' asked the Journalist.
his .Oh. backwards, sir" was the
lest. swer. .~
"a .xo think you're wrong. guar
az" :.,.,uosed Mr.. Gresswell. wit
again inter poSs'
( his snap 80. ii
.iet me think a moment SAID
: in o,ard- placing u shaking hanu 70
pas c,ammy brow. Yes. sne isn
LID xau.,nst Of course. can see
in now" .~o
h.m p.fore n parn-door. to do duty a
"a A. ,-n,roxis.d stretcher. had been iete
into from the little lonely cottage =
Il his hundred yards away. the tfaih nav
xeen ce.ded upon its journey, anu the =
valid hod left the scene OF the tragedy
care .,hy;ous relief. There was no 90
Nv nv within five or six miles, Mr. ,
valid heard with intense chasiAn,
though q messenger was s,ar'e
The onc. he had to do the journey on
q pas- Ia the meantime the tail passel
q him - - the guard had called nm
have .r.sswell. told the journalist the
ing TO =. Ia.;red 20 have published. Has
Mr.. =. s.;d. had suffered from a paihi'
be- ,.ss which he specified, ana nav
Han ..,.~ ~. care of Dr. Steinway, o.
I GEN .-.;a street He was taking her
at the J, The sensible at her own WISH
tain suspicious which hao oeen
inu in Mr.. lorke's mihu 'oon $50
until. shane from the momeh, "a 80.
trough ~.xpianation. If he now became :
a man. aren't more sympathetic iis'ei
which - ~ dint of the stimulation
'orm,r. a;-.r.tion suggested rs a CLOAK
%ifcrenu hostility which began TO tahe y
'tonois sion Of him. ...was
er shut .Ny wife rose to see II IL vas
by ;,r proceeded Mr.. Uress"eh'
t that ,ooked out OF the
CULVER An obvious lie, reflected Mr.
for the person who was hi'eu !"
the of carriage in the helpless cono''
: OF the mis- invalid could not rise anu =
g grew ~;ndow unassisted. But he saio
-. ing. co,t;n,
he foo' ..\s | looked around. coh'in'
ence the ,.,rea,ed husband. Il saw nei
q. The forward. Iclutched at her. ]us'
as q sur- the edges Of her dress \ l. AM :,
guards in my grasp as she disappeareua,
passen- he door which had been SO neg
Is gestic- Ia unfastened. Here is q piece
y there ,,rial which was left IN my s,'
to tue here Is the place from wh'ch
49, rent" -.
Few ~ Now Mr.. lorke saw 'he i.a
a : that contradiction OF inc s."
ignoring 4 resswell, and the necessity
'eepyour s,orv that the lady fell lace y
.. an ~ A - II AIA az