Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22
She was recognized.

She was recognized.
"Juliette Marigny. Julietta y
igny? broke from a hundred tb-...
The women who had come IA
ship, but distraught at being
into the hands of their enenia.
ed their deliverer. The s,-,.5
forth their hands, and in long H..
took up the cry: "Juliette Ma
Juliette Marigny!" i
Juliette held TO the stone balrs.-
to steady herself. She was e7a..s
ing to think clearly.
"The National Guard has rovo..,
said Paul, huskily.
81 knew, I knew" whir.araa :
old woman in the corner.
"JuliEtte Marignyl Juli,rta ".
fgny!" rose the shout again and
with ali the vehemenee Of Il mon
Juliette leant over the as,uar.a.
She saw beneath her a field O. aas..
ed faces. harried and wan and n.V
with excitement. Then before sbs =
allied what she was dolrs she s.,J
out in that loud musical Yolaa 81 -
Women of Paris, to the Hotel i
WILLIE"
The reclamation that gre'ad 6er -,
was like the thund,a of a cannon. ID
instantly she fell back into the nj
ness. She breathed convulsiveIy and
glancing but once into the eyes Of I'D
lover, she seized the ham Of To9.,
and started running with swift "a
down the spiral staircase
Tnstinctively she found her ~
through the dark cellars. and IN I'd
steps into the cleaning sunshine
There came to her ears the runbjg.
hubbub of the throng expostufasry 4
fiery phrase at the desertion Of - A.
tional Guard.
Tumbling helter-skelter, pall-nel
GU. of the huge portals of the e9tbs.
dral came the people. There. VA,
hustling of the soldiers as a Kind 4
Blind retribution that had ovs falep
the people. A rush was made at Pau
himself.
Juliette sprang before him. mt
raising her hand. sic uted: "The.9 "A
yet men in the National Guard Rl.
are true to their Wonderland. II ID
h5 just. To the Ho,c, &c Vile
"To the Hotel de Ville!' was aga!r
the shout bursting from the Threats 0
a thousand.
The dread news had arrived ina
while the people of Paris were MT Il
celebrate their day of deliyeraHee ii
nobility had seduced the men Of il
National Guard. The intelligence fe
upon the gathered crowds in N0.r
Dame like stunning blow. The
! glowered sullenly into each otha.
faces, not knowing who was friend an
who was foe, every man finding Il N
possible to trust his neighbor, and a
hindered from speedy action by iea
ousy and fear.
The hot thought born of hot bl.o
that coursed through the veins Of il
siette found quick expression. II t
men of Paris" she declared, with III
tie bitterness in her tones, know nj
| how to march to the Hotel de NJ.
the women of Parts will lead the way
started racing along the street. In Il
wake came hundreds Of excited Wama
Ere the words died from her lips ST
hardly knowing where they were bell
led, but urged on by the feeling that
injury had been inflicted, and it was I.
them to claim the right.
Weak-limbed Louise ChabreE brave
kept close to the skirt of juice 81
the strain was too great Suddenly q
paled and reeled and faintei Baio'
however, she tumbled to the gr7ll
.Iuliette's arm was about her pdti
| her to an archway where the girl eou
rest.
You, and you," she commando "
women, care for her. and we ofa2
will go on"
She was up again, and on she We
swift-limbed towards the Hotel de tiI'
1t was ragged race. Women, Ifel
zy-strung. were buoyed up by their q.
may. Not a halt was made. On III
went, down this street. along that u
til at last, with uproarious sho1t'a