Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

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Is night No one can see us
toilY" me. When half wax
toiu vu' but You must suo-r
~ "tteHipI TO find out Wher.
| hurried up TO my room and
rev rev. tol.eI. rive minutes later
~ a. 60 49, was mad, aLsur
II freely. But there are
which one does NOT ston fo
When we had come IN
bridge the old woman s+c-.,
from her pocket n th'ol-
which she proceeded verv
over my eyes. 1 could
Then she grasped nay han.
her TO lead me. by o..
ness OF The air 1 cOnjc.u-.
crossing the river Ir
old woman turned to tH
We're not quitting the
Dehroud. / could hce
ers rolling by and
slant against the az
At last my guide p.
and IN n whisper she
eco up.
| Five steps only. am
/ feet were pressing
At the same momt
| handkerchief. ] fou
| room, dinly Lighted
| Insense was burnlu
| censor, resting upon
| green mosaic. ana
those Oriental Odors
| lkethe fragrance of
| the walls. hung Wl.l
| were musi "a instru"
there arms M tho mid
| and necijlCfs. From
and regular murmur
lifting a little drapery
saw that the water ton
! of the house. Aim
! heard q light rustlnS
! turned.
II was Nissa. I was
establishment. She conf.
| more than seventeen on
| thick. dark hair fell upon
! ed neck and shoulder
( slightly amber iu color nI
| long lights Of m0ther-of-p
! especially struck hv me sr
| between the exceeding Wnt
| teeth and the hlaclncss ~ lu
| eyelashes. the tips al the 'I1s
! were painted. Sine smiled I-
me with her stiu and buru'n
| thought of the Acas words
myself that this woman conf
be frightened. However.
hand and made me s.i upon
"Aiy husband has slaii
she said. and smiled.
Then she struck Il'e
per rod. and coffee was
began to talk rapidly 'eIlr
Fife was very drcarF ana ii-
interested in me az ursi
ginning 20 lose my head,
noise In the adjoining room
she sprang up and stood
bling. Her welcome ana
had followed each other
! had no time 10 aualyle mf
ran 10 the wall took down
dagger and half c0nccalei D.
! She then returned 10 m.
cmDhatc gesture, SAID.
she vanished behind the
A vague fear stole over
tho ACa's warnings. Io
imprudent Suddenly / he
the next room, there N
voices. then a short s-ruE
lence. At once the drlI.f
aside and Nissa reappt
very pale-as pale as the l'.
neck.
She half leaned against
ing like a white statue
ground Of yellow draper}
smiling. and in her smile
as sharp as those OF
took q few steps into
knife and hands were Itd-
"Great God. What has
exclaimed.
"Nothing." she replied.
She tossed the dagger into
with perfect calmness, sal.
1T was my husband. lir
killed us. / preferred 20
Come help me throw MS
remained motionlCss. gozl
aetOnishment. Then She iA
uDon me. with an expression
contempt, and, I'm q tone j sa
get, said:
ION. these Frankish DOGS
VOusness"
She shrugged her sh0uH
q ms z whom she Comma
windows. Then. as 10 .I..
most ordinary of acts. ,
and dropped 81 into f
ture was bec0u t.. orient
1 confess tIHt NH. -.d
terror. Ntl.ut t|lut lo
away Ike DID, u. lU WI.
have no ''oI. Don I.. Huu Ds
self I'm die City. ... tuI
streets as I uur ucl
When / had reached m aIHIiu.
tened myself iu Eiu d -'
ing Nissa and al fHO uN.fe
What night. .l '
ing. and then m .e
When I awokc me