The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-22
,.rbted, 1900, by Kate Epson ciark)
rHApTER XVII.

49, tHAfiTsH IL
GOODBYE
prsENTLY they all heard Mr..
IAN WeTiman alkfng heavily
fKV through the kitchen and dining
| yoem. Then he stopped to talk
srhile with hts wife. Mark
rev impatient and went to
y. you coming in here, Mr. Well
E.<r IL cried, 'or shah we 90 out
sre you waiting for me7' asked
- 1sIIfuan. with assumed surprise.
~ une9s chimed In Harold. You for
go I have n scar over one OF my
.<bs There Is nothing on earth that
- Y. eutte 80 much Interested in this
ss{s6f a. the fate OF Andy Brady"
Slslj-~the news In good-the very best.
~ AVE warned Simeon Sharpiess that
- Srt quit his present way Of life or
~ Vim get into trouble We shall
VI ufvrerute him at present. I thick
r. III reform. But your friend, Mr..
f1u. Marx who. BY the way. IL one
VI ~ meat men IN the county. has given
a n private business for nearly a
X seems. TO hunt up that tramp
u Il patriotic citizen for you II
", Mark. how contagious n good exc
- H. I'll tell you just what Mr..
r 61nnaid to me today. He said. When
TIN these young fellows giving up all
- p1oaaures this summer--ncw bicycles
IN naohtha launches and even soda
~ and candy. In order TO do a good
M for the piblic.' ne said, 4 felt
~ az myself. said 10 myself,
- have ever done Tor my town
r mt required any self saer.nceg l
~ paid my taxes ana l have had an
Z aed hIled II 10 the best Of my
t-out I never have hurt myself
f@xX hAys gone without anything for
1t1o0t Of my fellow cittaens." When
- that that tramp was needed 10
\ - ~ case against Andy Brady he
~ ~ when ] heard the whole story
~ sunning on with that cake--robbiug
& oftty fair-and then shooting at ons
49, very boys who are giving up
ri whole summer to helping the poor
~ own town-why. was so mad that
}H up my mind would start out
b@nSch for that tramp--and II he was
~ state of Massachusetts even
3Jpw Ensiand anywhere. I would ind
And, by George. he did," con-
NJ Weilman warmly.
~ vas the nearest to swearing that
! Weuman ever came, and when he
49, ~ George the family knew that
Ue1ngA were too deep for ordinary
1oa1on.
- don't say!'' cried Harold. They
: eolFly shouted for JOY.
" II the right tramp beyond
~ continued Mr. wellman. Mrs.
~ WAS down there today and she
- that she gave the fellow his sup
= = the night OF tho fire. Then no
81 across tho fields Nome OF the
~ had any iden that he came hask
.ep IN the barn. but that L. what he
the petty larceny charge and as-
ID With intent 10 kill have given Mr..
Brady tive years In state prison.
49, him there for q good many vsars
ykr just ms soon ms he gets out nc
~ arrested again, you see"
ICY all went 60 bed feeling a great
es OF relief. Mr.. Weilman reported
MI Corbin meant 60 print In the
ply paper. as soon M he could get
! 70 write II. a full description OF HIS
feis In pursuit Of the tramp. This
nunt actually did appear later ard
= tfehrured In every scrapbook In
etelsh and Ciearpond. After following
Fvrai false leads and losing two or
~ valuable days. MIR. corbin nj las,
nsk the right ciew and found his man
southern New Hampshire. where M
: saken n Job at apple picking for a
eu<r. Mr., Corbin spent Ave days ana
~ than 30. but he considered the ex-
ne ~ an offering laid ON the altar of
ltFta,isr,. He was u well-to-do man
= could AFFORD 10 giye no much Go his
sxsFy'
NJ day had arrived for the breaking
y the happy party Mt fsu.ternnt
-
rhysims az this summer could be called