Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-02-20
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naonStroas. it's Infamous % dr1g you or
40 this way sohh~i the Ll8dlady.
-FH tell you wha1, mum. unless you
get whas the young h8dy requires. ADd
hste her u prepare fer her journey. L
shall have 70 10 into her chamber and
be her waiting maid myself which
naight not b. ~ pleasant. you know. Tor
I expect Rurt here every minute with
tas cab
Ar this moment. indeed. the other po-
i~gee1As. entered - say that the carriage
Was al the door.
,tOula. conae. bestir Yourself. INV good
wonan. or shall L go@ said Sims. hur-
rying tow3rl the chamber door.
Ne said Mrs. C0rder. losing her
temper. forgetting beg responsibility,
DISCERNING into the deprhs OF Billings
gate. anil fishing up liz blacklist mud q
vituperatissn 20 fling at the policemen
She resisted. abused. and threatened
them NJ Siach q rere thar. ha3 they rot
been very f~orbearing. besides having 4
muca more important matter in hand.
they mi-ht reasonably have taken her
In charge.
When the landlady bad fairly
screamed herself out OF breath. SO that
she was Obliged to- stop and pant. ksg-
dora took advantage &c the f~froTneBt-
arv Siienss@ 20 bay her manaclsd hands
upsa To arm OF the angry woman,
aud 20 faIters
Dear. good friend all this Il weIf
meant. bnt * does me harm instead OF
good We cannot possibly resist hw-
fGl ~satbority and 81. IL o really de-
sire 20 serve me. do that for nae which
I ssoEli ~ Ike u policeman - DO.
anil which I cannot do for myself
~Dh. poor. fatherless. moJ1erissS
child. na. poor. dear little fettered
wrists cried the landlady. sokbi1g
and weeping owe them.
Come. u.um. come. times up" said
Sims.
HE was answered by another shower
Of tears aud abuse. ss Mrs. Corier rt-
treated Ente the bed rpon.
She soon Feaappeared with Eudora's
onrer garments. which she carefully
arranged upon the person Of their
owner. folding the shawl 50 rs TO con-
ceal the degrading letters.
~.Nnd now. Were be You aging ~
take nsy peer darliag2 Not 10 New
gate. I hopey'
ION. ne. mum. we must take her
hack 10 Ahheytown. where she win
have a FAIR trial and fuil justice. thar
ye1 may depend upon. 50. don't be
alarmed said Sims. with mere COED
nature than could have been expected
OF him under the circumstances.
When Eslfiora was ready she sank
into the arms OF her rough bur honest
friend. who embraced her fervently,
praying.
oh. mar the Lord deliver you from
al ycrr enemies and ali your troubles.
nag poor. helpless darling and may
the old Nick himself
Hush. hashr' said Eadora. stopping
he's 1sris with a Piss: Leg me 70 with
the sound OF blessings. not OF curses.
ringing In my ears, Goodbye. dear
friend. May God reward you f0r all
3onr Kindness 10 me
And Enstora withdrew from her
arms.
The Eaa,ilady sank sobhin. into a
chair. The young prisoner. half-faiut-
ing. was lasf away between the two POI
Icanuen
They took her down stairs aad
placed her In the cab which WIS tEs-
meeifafesv driven tnwafi the Kings
CrosS railway statioa.
They arrived Just in time IN catch
th. desired rain. EEdoF-t was hurried
into \ coupe. where she saE. guarded
on tiie rFglf ami isIt by rne two police
men.
TX was a miserable Journey OF about
six hours The policemen were rca-
sonahiy kind 10 her. snd Whenever the
train stopped for refreshments they
offered her food. wine. tea anu cof-
fee. But she refused ali meat and
drink. aud SAT In n stupor OF exhaus-
ton and despair.
~ vas . O'Clock when the train ar
-.-E1 khNSawr, mas RT1fro
dark bar the station was well lighted.
aud the usual mob OF guards. cabnien
and ffsarS was collected % see the
train s-pute in.
rh-re were but few passengers DIES
tined rar Nhheytowu. 50 that when
tfe two .alfE-amen stepped Il of the
ceuup. bedding their prisoner between
t4eeu-ausi when Sims stood BY. quart
lag nos. while Katt went 10 ca1l a cab
tseew wprc exposed TO the observation
OF INC whole crowd. who gathered
ar,un.l ..ssssss- Identifying tine party.
and began 10 whisper autisbly that the
NOTORIOUS Eltiora LeaFon. the poisoneT
of hcr 1acle's famiiy, was there. IN
custody ef the police. and 20 eth.ory
push aud crowd each other In Their
anxiety 20 see her face.
Eufora. nearly fainsing with dts
f-H~<. NtLt I'D IEI 414A0r W AAaN ~
xsit eIpSs.~ about her face. and in 50
doing exsa~ei her fettered wrists
.~Fsaruicaffed. tso. by al that's Nlfe
what q desperate 'an b must he, -
b. sire said n rude man. p1snsu-
near and trying to look under her
yf~f
~S.an,I hack. will vuu-' shngsel
SIMS. 3uGrilv-
-Ch. we mustn't look at her. must
wee Welt. iheu. I reckon the dayi
come when Wen gut a full view of hsr
fer nothing Calcrafts patients don :
wear vciis ~ hide their bushes
F,wioTs shmitered NJ this rude
speesh. When. l-csily. the other eFticeF
came up with the cab ,and she waS
hurried into Ia out OF the Insulting
scrut.ny oe the mob.
Amrmg flsa-e who gael with even
more interest than curiosity upon ths
hapless -srt. was n tall thin. ants
sachiugsl foreigner. wrapped in a large
CLOAK. aGsi having a travelling cap
pulir.i down low over his pirrckn.