Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-19

Pas. Hut IA. ~ ,.5:ns IA; c;,y, Sc
vs- -oin- L. E,..2au.- - q similar o.
s., reply came n -2e :,.r--am we
se--. an Mss Da,-y..pls SEEMED i 10
hurry - -,away. An So G..oA.,.
- youn-p a.: - :v.o -:-.>. would To-;
=. friendly "a -he strange. aotN.,4-
standing Aer mothers ve-1 -l>.-a nt,@.
Her -ea,le3eSs : nothing o1; At
mother; A,- ar..aA.l.-v = assumed. You
are blind 10 1e- real character; Sc : 4
COMPOUND u cu-a.1. and >ei.islaeSS,
sad SaraA
Tie -1s-le q d2r-Ss outside 80 door
cau-A: SayaA's sharp ears. and sudden
X opening tie loo-. sc found Mss
Dalryul,le s-a-,,.-c tAe9a. Va o
t.aSA Of whitening sc-1-n Sa=lA confront.
e-lel her.
is i Necessary 70 stand With you7
ca . tie keyGo,v. listening - OUT con
versac:oaf' she asked.
surely you c4aao: mean =. Mss
SARAH You 10 10; know VIA. cruel
things yoa are saying. Bu; viii leave;
have 10 WIS., 70 create d:Sc-ord h2-
tween a mother and daughter"
Af-e- her departure learned ira:
she had sold Le- t-1vei.1- trunks %
Ms. G~:bh,e. On tie excuse -Aat they
we're far too large 70. her small ward
robe, which Sic took away n ! glad
stone bag. resolved never again %
play TIE kn:ea, e:-an: = such fash
,oa 70 strange damse-S = i:s--'eSs-
Would you Ike 70 sea how re tne-1-
t.e-s O: re swell ,aoo' enjoy them
se,vesT' asked Tom Poole one evening
soma Two months after ~ adventure
w!-a The blue-eyed orphan There IS 4
hell and supper tonight - raise funds
Tor the defense q M; >couadcei Bat
soa, Who nearly KILLED one al our men
when caught committing burglary. Is
you viii remember"
The jan!c0- - ia door de-Dl-red %
FIST, and mildly declared IA: We had
10 r!gh. Of entrance. the affair go.1:
on upstairs 1-e.lg quite private one,
but Tom Poole declared tina; I: any tJ.--
tier delay took place In oIe-!ng re
door BE- would rad tie place. That
threa, was etTe~tual. tor POSSIBLY some
~ The cayly dct>>e4l men AMI vn!n. q
had properly n heir possession to-
which they would have found L din
cul, 10 account
DO you So any ore you -ecoEn.ze:@
he wh.starrl-
No" replied, puzzled.
The lady wAo>. figure you admired
4, ST. P;lnc-as," he went on; see, There
sae Is. with ter face turned 70 the gil
behind her
looked II IRE direction Indicated.
and was more puzzled than ever. The
girl possessed the splendid form Of the
yelled lady we had see1 at - Pan
cras, and her hair was 0: the re'ldy
gold tina; was so much affected some
time ago BY the ladies; IL all other re-
spects she was exactly Ike Miss Evelyn
Dalrynp,e, the glorious blue eye,, t.
ptc.ally.
But Evelyn's hair was dark brown
when took her home with ne 10 Mrs.
Gr:bble's. hence ny bewildernent. But
as the girl turned II our direction, and
had clear View OF her face, my
doubts vanished. Sarah Gr.bb,e had
been r!ght the orphan was a fraud.
Rather more than year atterWarl
HAPPENED to be at the central station.
Manchester. seeing q chu,n off TO South
Wales by the l0::-) express. The train
had just gone when a cab dashed up
and lady al!ghtel. II nee.lei only a
glance TO satisfy NE that Evelyn bal
rymple had again turned up. and evi-
IDENTITY IL her Old character. for on the
cab We're two trunks and i large po-:-
mairteaU.
Before she could fix upon q train that
would enable her TO get away with heT
tr.r-y, had hur-.edly told railway
constable Wha, knew of tac lady, and
she was arrested.
~ the sessions a string OF convictions
We're proved against her, and the at-
Ieal.ug clances Of her beautiful blue
eyes were Ir0Werless TO induce the rt-
cUrder 10 give her another chance"
''Iou are dangerous woman, and
society mus: he I'd Of you for a cunsid-
cradle period Ten years penal serv!-
tude.-