The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-17

~ fne girl lay at deaths door, and her
a Ia and mother watched every breath
enc crew. One day, while she was in
ttbh 81 the doctor went himself to
medicine was his last hope, and he de-
siIeo 70 prepare 1t himself. AS he came
Nv Hvde OF ,oo me store with It in his hand,
ploratton. He had sevidently been walt
ing his exit '-i'-
Sir 7" he said, 'I have heard a report
lnas ! cannot, I1dare not believe.
-. believe the worst-and stand aside.
for you" ''l "a '-eHee mgr "orus
Il beseech you, sir
tb yro Is not wide enough for us
TWO. unless you take the other side.''
n,+1H our oaughter9 Q, sir, have some
MY daughter is dying"
Ihen, sir, let me tell you, that your
pehavior has been SO brutal to her. and
~ Sind lne mat the Almighty shows both
nlllun9ss ana intelligence In taking her
away, and with these words. uttered In
| plazlng passion of Indignation and
Ply Ply, the young lord crossed to the other
confo' ~ lae street leaving the doctor
co!naIro9unded by his words and manner
!, mere is something strange here"
ne SAID to himself, the fellow may be
as pad as bad can be. but he neither
! Sornel1a. If she lives / must get to the
potlom or this affair. I should not won
oer IL 1t is the work of Dick Hyde-earl
or generals detestabie man as ever
crossed my PATH
=, with this admission and wonder. the
ssIouSHe OF hyde passed from his mind:
c co1 a. tnat. hour the issue he had to
consider was one of life or death, And
altnough 1T was beyond all hope or OK,
Pectatlon, Cornelia came back to life.
Sahle PACK very slowly, but yet with q
| s s dignity, as of one victorious over
| .1es. and the grave. But she was per-
llously delicate, and the doctor began to
'oaS oer the dangers Of convalescence.
IVA, ne said one evening, when Cor
neIia mad been downstairs awhile. 81
WI Tot do for The child to run the risk
s ST afiFe frae, mat man. see him on the
ne comes to his store to ask after s beS
recovery nearly every day He has NOT
sIVen her up. i am sure of that He
S S1fra o 10 me once about her, and was
fi1n LIS strange g., In the affair, but how can
1T ndtd is i impossible. Can you quarr1 with
r 1W cruel that would he to the childt
t h9u must bear, ard / must bear. ANY
I'm lung must be borne rather than to set
me .e, town wondering and talking.'
1t Is a terrible position / see not
now can endure it, '-os
HCt Cornelfa before everything.
ire pest plan is to remove Cornelia
oul OF Danger. Why not take her TO visit
your brother Joseph? He has long de-
sired you to do So
mo 30 o.. to Philadelphia row? Joseph tells
me congress is in session. ard the oitv
zone mad over its new dignity Noth;no
put palls and dinners. are though Of.
even the Quakers are to be seen in the
r,lsst modes and materials at entertain
nehts, and CorneHa will hardly esFane
me me FEVER of fashion and social eaistv
0ne mas many acquaintance there
do not wish her to escape if. A
cnangG of human beings is IS necessary
as as change of air, or diet She has had
700 much OF George Hyde AMI Nine. Ia
conGS and Rem Van Aricns'
near that Rem is greatly tax n wifi,
there - opeiiilis an once
Very prudent of Rem. What chance
mas mas ne IN New York, with Hamilton and
Burr to carry OFF the big prey? MAKE
your arrangements. as soon as possible To
leave New York So ~
osa You are re, sure; that you are right in
We nY1.es-while Hyde is in New York
write your brother today; and as soon
as Gorneias is a5little stronger, will go
with you to Philadelphia . VIZ 81
And stay with u.s.
much to do here" - : w
CTo be continued.)