Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

ra-e Nurela defends him anu 4lous1S
tns wrath and suspicion CT others ole
meets CvriIie occasionally, and becomes
deeply interested i1 him. BE -ahs
w.-h her about his own affairs. ana tells
rr- Of his Northern swee-a-ar. "uo-l
he never expec-s 20 see. NWe.lla en-
-1lrsges aim in rhs thought that he VII
--afn re-urn home. Her warnings 10
Cy~iUe are verified. He IS shot ar
bridge which he crosse. rs undermined
and his greyhound IS poisoned
PART III
After The pleasure Of trapping and
shooting. in and on. 0f season, the man
and favorie diversion o. The sQualte-S
ot lie Sa-yo was smuggling SNUG
SLING OF an kinds OF game nel,ea OUT Oh
'sasssD. OF iugen,0usiy hidden WINS,
carried across the woods from bsSe Us
r-.e.s t1 The very gate OF Rome, as Iar
cs rE.ui and COrncto. and charcoal Dufr-
"a Inv themselves IRON the stolen WoOd
of The violated graves around them, ana
-ake1 in sacks under the walls OF VII
lsees and little towns; even Oh Lle very
--.-e Of The uine-cones baken In Their
ovens they mad, tra1lc, and carried
away and sold Tor what they could geti
they took every hing across tAe lOie91
by u.glt, with their poor 5yarFed ooNS
o. n-mal0es harnessed 70 the w@eOAS'
and III was not only the small cams
(which were dear 20 them, OUT the pi5e7-
,,rs in The contraband dealing, ana me
relish OF cheating the gaovllO,U a- 'ua
eqtes OF the Capitol EseH.
.--rb.s c1ntraband carrying IS an Or
oanizsi commerce, said Cyrule TO 'n'
-.Daer steward when ne had become
aware of the practice.
-, ,.',-,5t." said FTusJo, Win a eeS-
ture of indifference. -,
ANA YOU have never arremp1ed 10
nut it down! -st5 Why
should II" LOO,
F.usp shrugged his s1oul'els. T..
a.. 1ot saw it Is right or 1t Is wrong. ~
s,se alWavs been done lac p5oP'a
--.7,,ld not like it 20 be nodded Win, pc
80 Taey regard 1T as one oL 'nS-l
i'. ..B,y Ct is a bad, dangerous and DIS
aO aT5sv do not see it 50. 1t pleaseS
Them" .,,r. o., go"
81. r,,r.s nobody said Faus-o suliel-
~ ~. No. IS no thief as big as the
Revenue. hut no resolved
-. I'M example OF the nrst CONVOY
49,, f,s couId surprise. lie sa" Jha-
-, g,~ some gain OF his own OF V"1
-'. -.,,.,,,el fear. closed his eyes Ioi,,
TIo ds.ermined 90 he I'D "dl'--e - -,
r9 hear The wagon wn7'is p'ss..'7 .s,,bt
~. r,sd ON the FIRST mOoi'esS u's,-J
-.- AIMS conversation. Tie uu1o' ~
NM re had so often naafd M"l Osi
.t- no hours after mldn.sAl '-0 -,J
-.-rfra of wheels ON rut'y p"'-s NJ
s,-.9ff voices Of swearing men. m
-.. ,,, his stand where three "ooul anu
--'N -. ON tne edge Of tle chiE lO''
,'.b Is.l across the woods OF '-5 N'., 81
,r-,-a+, one nor-nUarIe "lN
.-,,r5s 10 Rome. He had reason .-l., -
.etbat it was "a tra4Neu' ''''''
,ves alone. for he trusted no On, Uae
--r 10 ask their cou-3@NS -. ,o5
.bo MOVING OF night o-fos anu
.a-N' ,.,s audible as they s-llIeo -.
o7AS,s W. I,r-i-s. a deep runle. OF wac
ofi-e- -..7 .,i,shing. He had o. s-' Gu
ripy.-,,-51-- rsyolyer ia his oel-' Ne
1,-,1d no. 20 Zoe forced TO use '-' .,,-.
AT last. in tha darkness anu S, NJ cleft
rs9rd The distant sounS .,,.,a,
t..5. moving through MUDDY , -
ma wheels grooming as S ,,SssIs
ana eD,la'ess discs OF Jne
.,r rroan on their ru7,' 'N'o',
al.-. ..l7isr I'm him was aTous'J' ne
ava fs, so much alive since ,uS
h'' .-.. be- had passed the lr'Nd. I W
gag .- Thrv we're distant peFnaps
ms -..-s nv one OF these three pa,oS
-' ., forced to enter on ,ie "'s~
lA-5 ,rrers WAS me- other. Nearer "u"
Io-... como the creaking OF me cars,
A,''' ..-,srinr of the soil, ,he To-" 'o-yt5
t-o -,sn he waited un1l mr. Vou'0
OF -' .,e 1rsvv breathing of ,ae ca.,l',
tr.n he flashed lantern ga '''
Tsve--f his reVolFt, .s ;- ,'ear
..r fs I-tal-. ne s"'"
~, ~ trstir.tve'y pulled the onh .,.'.
,...---r,rd ara fell back ,le'.'- --....,,
...-rs- enc another re- ~.
t,f r~ar3s with him. me 90
rf--g.rE % the ncs-r''S' s-''''''--7
-...,.,rlv On the Stiffness.
.s.,. not Sep or you are Ie,'l -
--i4 10 chem you ar. carry 'u3
coa,.e M nv no means certain what
MA WIN them, but his venture
-l line Thev had grapes over tleF