Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-01-22
A FAIR REBEL

'"uHu'e vi iEipiIy SOliege. Duls
lin, resided in lodgiugsa nj Kings,owa,
4 few doors pF wps circulating
library. kept by man then unknown
10 fame, put since notorious ps "Numbey
One,N pf the "lnvincib.e" conspiracy.
r. wus II handsome. agreeable mnp,
! fond Of an argument, and as NIL my
sympathies we're with the Englishry.
we had many u debate on politics r.
never lost his temper, which is more
than can be said for many wha 10 not
kill chief secretaries or blow up kings.
One week ip 1856 Dublin was all
Rstr The heir to the grown Of England,
with his beautiful princess. was nj the
fiee regal lodge, and = great function
/ was to be performed in st. Pntrisk's
cathedral. In connection With the
princes entry into an Irish prder OF
chiyalEy. T-re- was very Indignant Mt
auch "adulution of n foreign despot,"
and two days before the ceremony wc
grew Quite hat-at least | did-d.scuss-
ing the matter.
"At any rntc.r said. "nli the Irish
girls are wild about the prince. You'll
find he pas not an enemy among them"
elf you will come aud take q hand Mt
cards this evening UPSTAIRS" said the
Irish Guy Fawl;cs, Il will show YOU
, beautiful girl who hates the tyrnnt MS
bitterly rs do. And listen. there is u
drop OF roahcea in the house that never
paid Victoria penny. You are nat too
loynl to drink il, hopcm
Layalty is n good thing. but genuine
Irish whisky (Which. as Is sell known.
is utterly spoiled by paying dutyl is n
better. Besides the fair rebel was an
attraction to youth of nineteen. Rp !
accepted. had srent several evenings
with r., and am bound to say that
-earring his weakness for killing
"tyrnn,s"-le was as agreeable and
courteous 2 host as ever mixed punch
or shHflcd cards.
On this occasion. besides T=-=-'s wife.
| WAS presented to Miss Ellen Mcguire.
handsome, black-cyed, rcdyaheclcd
girl. about two-nnd-twenty.p poturesquc-
+ attirTdin white evening dress. with
i-recn ribbons and shamrock brooch.
She spoke with n slight American as
cent running through her native
,roGuc, and avpwed herself n FcniGu,
'narchist. communist. etc. with the
vening ended was quite fascinntcd cd;
md had she offered To administer the
'enian oath. could hardly have rcrnscd
We were left together for . short time
our cntcPiainers. whon Miss Maglire
aid:
81 am crossing by the mail bont in the
norn ming. and there Is commission
which should have done to-day in Dub
lin. Would you do ii for meen
Certainly" ! replied; "with plcos-
ire"
II ought to warn YOU" said this III
'icrnian Delilah. THAT you will be break.
ng the law Of this miserable connthreo.
or. rather, that Of it's Saxon oppressor.r
felt rather uneasy at this. Law
breaking was not in my line. md he
"an 10 fear TINT the heauX yeux of this
riren might lure me on the rocks. Tow
ever. I assured her that | was ready
ito mount the 9allows for her sake"
tOf course. should pot have risitcd
my neck for oil the eyes in Ireland, but
one must he polite 10 lady.)
well, tits just his" said the tempt
ress. 81 have n small jar OF that stnT
lou have been drnkin'." pointing Mt
he pothecn. (which ! should have left
It house in York street. Will you
AXE II there carly tomorrow"
Eave sigh of relief. No [rishman,
owevcr loyal. minds breaking the ex-
ise laws.
"All right" said Il: "I will lcliyer IT
you will pay me for my trouble in ad-
anoe. nm not going TO break The
aw and defragfl my gracious queen ior
othingr
She lifted her face to me, and pquted
,er red lips.
Here is my purse" she said; stake
our fee." And I tool, II.
When rose to go, Miss kIDguire
Tipped away. and met me in the passage
With o small bag. p said Good
ght," and abseDted himself.
"Hcre il is" said she: mind don't
,real it, or drink it. The address is on
his card;
MIR. sANDRRsoN,
10 York street. (sccond floor front).'
I would not do TO address contraband
'ootls,r
"You pnly paid some Of the price you
romised.r ! whispered.
You pre very co,etops." she replied.
but take your full pay. and begone."
II took long time to open The ball
'oor, bnt at last and the bag. WHICH
yas terribly heavy. were in the stree,
went to my lodgings to dream OF blapi
yes and black bags.
. hud i season ticket on the railwny
and went i'm every day. usually carry
ny n bGg OF books. I.felt rather gully
md thought every policeman and rortei
looked s,gp!fiDnsly at my bprihcn-
Us weight iorfrd me 10 take n cab OF;
- arrival, qpa was soon conveyed
j j York street, II narrow thoromghfari
sgaing from Stephens Green toward.
81. Pstriek's cathedral. Number 10
yDs a tenement house. whose door
,'iood open day and night. nsccndcG
o the second floor. and knocled at the
ront room door. 4 tall rpd-headcd
.rish-Amcrican. who spoke with q nasal
iwans. opened il about sis inches.
wall. Young sir" lie said. whats