The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-11-23

the question IS answered You knew
but my lord did not know. that the
bride could not come TO the church
You were there therefore TO take her
place You joined IN this conspiracy
and kept silence for the reasons con
talned I'm this document"
quite so. And now. sir, what next?
VIII you bring my lord to justice7
Shall have to give evidence against
hlmy
Madam, | know not. You have done
your best. not SO much TO repair a
great wrong as TO stop further wrong.
If understand matters Alright II will
be impossible to recover anything that
has been taken"
you might as well hope to recover
n sack OF Goals already burned"
"Therefore what we have to DO first
IS 70 stop further plllage Next, mp
prehend. we must make II clear that
your signature In the register was
false"
Lady Anastasla rose and put on her
domino again.
Ny house is In Hanover square. where
| an 70 be heard OF for the present It
was a bad days work when | was mar
rled IN that pink cloak II may prove
a worse days work when | confessed.
"Nay, madam" said quietly. "Can
II be bad days work TO stop a cruel
and unfeeling robbery
Hn,.n 1,nn ~ tsaYtfntstat.
for good or for H. IN few weeks or
months the man would have bcggared
himself as well as that poor girl Now
he Is bcggarcd already know not
what he VIII 10 nor whittier ne will
turn"
SO led her back TO the Crown. and
that same day she ok her departure.
and have never seen her since. one
letter Il Is true, had from her. OF
which ] viii toll You On due course
Then / returned 10 Mr. Redman
Jack" be said. =! am going without
further discussion 10 warn the mana
ger not TO send any more money 10
these attorneys ana 10 disregard their
orders shall write at once warning
them That We have now IN our hands
clear proof that my client Is not mar
rlcd 20 Lord Fylngdale and that we
are now considering Ia what manner
we should proceed with regard TO the
large sums that have been RENTED by
his orders This. Jack, Is the way OF
lawyers We write such a letter. know
ing that we shall not proceed further
4. n
would be very great and the profit
would be very small Resides, there IS
the awkward fact that we made no
protest. but submitted. Yet sure and
certain ! am that the other side Will
not dare to so into court, being CON
scious OF guilt yet not knowing how
much we have learned"
My story is nearly finished Molly
recovered her freedom, with the loss
OF by fer the greater part OF her for.
tune. She had. indeed, nothing left ex-
cept her feet aud the trade carried on
by the firm III which she was sole part
ner Still she remained the richest wo-
man In the town.
Here follows the letter from the
Lady Anastasla. my dear Jack she
said. news reaches Lynn slowly. II 1t
gets there at all therefore hasten 10
inform you that an end has come. per.
haps the end thar you would desire.
My lord e no more | am widow.
Yet J mourn not. My husband during
the last II months had acted as one no
longcr ID command OF himself ! can
not think. indeed. that he had been IN
his right mind since he entered upon
that great crime OF which you know.
He would have gone from bad 10 worse,
and ! should have suffered more and
sill more lie killed himself He
placed the muzzle OF a pistol within
his mouth and SO killed himself
1T was yesterday / went 20 see
him I had to tell him what ! had
done expected he would kii re
Perhaps Il would have been better had
be done So
"A found him with his attorney.
man named Bisie whom have seen
with him frequently.
Pray, nathan. take q chair. / am
your humble servant You can 20, snid
my lord You have my Instructions.
Mr. Bisic. Order the manager 10 pro
coed with the sale or me ships
with submission, my lord. We can
send him orders, but we can only make
him obey hy proceeding according to I
law tIo finds excuses He makes dc- 7
lays lie talks OF sacrificing the ships I
TO forced sale
"'Heu VIII not proceed according % /
law py lord. fald him.
'M N nadpuAf
I.eF ase base been 90 Lynn my- 7
SELF aua hare explained certain points /
La connection with the marriage ecEy- (
ICE in st Nicholas church.
ely lQti looFrl o. ne IN his cold