The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-22

now with the head bobbing-" mine was
n%s sSRps 81 % F{ fs.sr much
rso %s .0'' b, I've sor rf"FSd p tS d9 ss
ease ;, I'm going to make AXE, Mrs WiIdldsmer
her: Sue her Just as sure. You know in
that copy q the testimony mine comes out out
senogTsphess BROKE SowE and they hey
4 wouldn't leave my notes of my testimony;
fR hc notes Sa that SPa N.Y. You
remind renIiL me OF the Martins so much! Are you
There was another pause. Where have you
ouup yos have ySp 0e %hqtd tie sSey s"s You
know that's the only thing l feel sorry about &.
much bound, or that didn't have the right TO
DO what did, but I'm so SORRY that did.
com %SS had to see c the rSR o but L
was too bad. wasn't itp feel 80 sorry FOR her.
s Hs bsen Rapo ss here ay
went back in the choir That was wlddemers
doIpss though. know well enough" "A toss
What was there about the choir ?" ventured
Mrs Mrs. s yod he goes
nov the he, 6s Trs w MS.
uncultivated. though She never paid for any
% @ Id paid I $2f sSe % e 6 "s e Ms H H"a
know she'd sung the solos, and when she went
they wanted me to sing solo. Well; ! told
NOW. Mrs. WakeSy. you've got a splendid ;,
the window window Nv there he is !, on I'd the bicycle;
there b. sees Sso,y YOU 1r IN hers IN
Votes for tS.nsft suppose, " a long pause as
| the eyes followed the retreating bicycle Well.
| know IVA told this n living aOuI. hut
She SELECTED the sole for me , It was eas ,hS
was there. and she sang. Mr.. .wddemer Whisi
told him tho people wouldn't appreciate twy?
alto solos In SUCCESSION 10 and would wait. 1t
Mrs " akelsy arched her neck and ard picked at a
seam in her dress, moment The reporter
st 9uSst9s when she
music: and will admit that this was very
Mrs. Wakeley paused again. Then she re-
covered her old yiRor.
tee meeting at all said wouldn't go at first
But four OF them came to me. and they said :
Mr. all Hs got to a9 10
it's your duty, SO went. and Just to think
GSSd TAKE d9w1 Thss
Mrs Wakelss was evidently very much put
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Just read the following and you will see:
His whole talk wa. about the boys. Lizzie don't
60 with the boys when you want to go to the beach
her Garters and she made a face at him; then he
stopped. Lizzie. did you ever have anything 10 do
Jealous can make him one evening at snI9Gts.
sSs yGE ths t''"i
one since S kissed You last That Was two days
Lizzie; I can preach so much better when |
the way you, acted around her. Then YOU had the
your study e from 1'H to e. Mrs. ' WaEe don't ask
TN; sdr m %;Dn He Is I'D M
study she used to can hin her lIyeT He would
eans one vii to 6e
come in the morning. for MarSareti Is here studying.
the First ayen1o side for am afraid the neigh ors
might talk II they saw You coming in the Emory
snG she the n9s i'm in the
she said she wa, little afraid WI never hsys
Of him She said. I was at first but now like him.
lse 11 me You You viii not tell Did You tell Mr. Wafey
lieye you nor Lizzie. but believe me. Mrs. Petty
me. or we would not have he N i'll friends;
Mr.i widdemer II you were innocent why did you
| report this and not me.
That is an extract taken from. the alleged
verbatim report Of the evidence Of Mr1. Wake;
ley The reader VIII see in it TIE fP p OF
ographers breaking down under the flow oil
words As the stenographenrs RS did ,s sir the
But to get back to the interview with Mrs
II tod him right to his face" she said
that he was a bad man. Il 1 SAID to him;
pity 10 all
asked ask me i III believed in Goa. said to him
why do you suppose get down on my knees
| NIGHT IN |
tons did say to him that | believed in :
told him didn't believe that God was bac
enough to roast and burn people, Now. wha
do YOU suppose he meant by asking me those
Give it up said the reporter.
ley, "si He iva wanted to show that was an nide
and discredt my testimony. Now, would-yor
I@1.S ,Ss h pf s5 Aim t Es6
ley reiated the incident in detail Well, wher
heard sHI yo eu didn't yoa Mr snqct i H wa.
sa dE nsasp Hs2 .s I Gf MsaS%s
back What What she said about tee Why
afternoon OF, ri begin suit against you fo
SANDER at o'clock tomorrow morning. anS
tbSse facysy @y .o2
guess she did. You know. never said ii. worc
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came out. not a word. Too bad about her. ism
| it? I'm so sorry, SO SORRY. But sh'
hadn't any business to go to his study an,
she went there. and-peoDle-w!-talk.w won
they? Say. II you want 10 get all about this
why don't you 90 to the meeting tonight"
"Will they let me in ?" asked the reporter.
"Well. the way to do 1t Is to wait till a GROVE
comes and then think you can slip in. Oh
you'll get it all there. but!lon't try to go II
alone. Just mix in with q crowd"
1t was nearly meeting time then. and the re
porter started off, .
A Verbatim, report Of this meeting would n
THE SUS. OF course 1t cant be printed, ant
only enough will be printed now to give to thu
reader an accurate framework so that, he ca!
see the rest The crowd came at half past
o'clock, While it was, gathering, storm; liz
the one that knock ed tho smokestack of tn.
Mary Powell. gathered rapidly in the Lsoutl
and bowled along toward the church. IT wa
the flock were fearful OF the wrath q God,
heavens with anxious eyes II was just
o'clock when Pastor Widdemer raped will
his knuckles for order. and at the same instan
there came crash OF thunder that seemed t.
rock the earth and flash OF lightning tina
blinded,
! | MORTAR 9 all aaiZa1 his arm ItA the lulR