The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1896-04-30

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= biet sud BOT sbothet sonl was 10 sigh
tie -.s soitius 10 lbs bottom the s.u
s.eA3y. 1osssd hopeless SorE that be-
slusts done
There ssis. stopping short snd poib
iug at him. 10 that The mao you're lOokio
iur ni-s' We ssrs s,sudins 81 the eds
Of the tree, sud Dick VAS b low us. AZ,
1t mishi be ihirty ysrds sssy, She hs'
s.i loihius ss ~e came along. but sh
bad lrembled 30 much thst the msu hst
given her bis .rm 10 help bsr Nov sh,
seemed TO pull herself together al 10
moment as she drew back the veil to look
| looked st her then, sud tell you
could have gone on looking All, that us'
sometime Ikea face - face to think o
10 the dark that wss. She iust gave ont
look, aud tben ssob Stay here, she said,
molloning he man bs sith her hand,
stay here Oh. George
Then she wsnt dosr~he slope, sad With
quick. smooth sort Of walk. only to go,
sud go quick a thst la q minute she wss
close TO Dick. Georeel she said - only
the one word Georeei The word came
mp to where We were standing. and tell
| YOU it was sweet music
Dick lifted himself from bis work and
stared stupidity around, as II he didn't
rightly know what it WAS Then be sees
her, aud With that he falls back step.
like man dg2sd.
Oh, Georee sDd she held out bot OF
her hands to him across the heap OF white
clay Come quick, George come back.
II is Gil found out They all believe YOU
now You're cleared at last - cleared at
last Come back. George back to
NE
he stood for moment or two like
man that had b en- turned to stone. "Cle~
cd II" he exclaimed, hosrsely Cleared r.
Oh, my God Then he cutched wildly at
bis throat. staggered and fell-iell at be
very feet senseless.
She was 90 her knees at bis side.
started to run down the slope, and | was
at her side in half minute, but she ddn'
want me, She had raised his head and
leaned 1t against her breast, and she would
let nobody touch him but herself And
there she knelt among the wet clay, hold
ing Dick 10 her arms, the tears running
down her face and falling on bis. got
little water and poured it on bis head aud
at last be began to come to- lsyed my
hand on the man arm. reckon, N ate,
you and mes not wanted here. not much,
says, and | pulled him away.
We got cart ind we moved Dick to
the bank. but it was another week sfore
they could move him any further. Then
they went
1t might have been couple of mpuihs
later whel 1 got Melbourne paper
through the post There WAS mark at
,ne side, aud opposite TO thst.an advertise
DeDt. 4
At St. Marks church, ToOrsk, on Dec /
,mber l. by the Right Rev. the Bishop OF |
Mary, only daughter OF Hon t
Ohm Lester Of Toorak and Dnneslli Sta :
ion, to George Wingheld Forester, eld {
,st son OF Albert Forester. M. 2. OF Wing
ield Hall. Herefordshire, England. {
BY aud by | came across smother para t
,rsph, I
The fashionable wedding that took 8
,lsce yesterday st Toorsk had all the spec +
al interest which attaches to the last ac '
q very sensational drama The circum b
tsnces OF the celebrsted Dungslla murder A
rial, although now two years old. sfe stlll I
resh 10 the memory OF the public. The q
onfe sion OF the real criminsl, while 1t g
apply restores Mr.. Forester to bis d
riends and to society, sffJrds remarkable o
pstance OF the unrelistlity OF eve0 the .
trougest circumstsntisl evidence. The a
ei0sal OF the jury TO agree upon What v
eemed uuQuestionsble evi ience OF guilt Y
ppesred TO us at the time. we confess, Al
,meutable failure OF justice, aud We said I
0 1t affords US greater pleasure now that u
le are able TO tfr both to Mr.. Forres b
sr and thu public our hearty congrstnla p
ons, a