The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-26
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JuIe RIdes % WaItham cross.


and rain in smithheld meant the nltniest
mud IN London, which OF iiseIf was enougn
10 make one bitter ia ones thoughts. "lnis
pig PEN he muttcred as he drew the col
lar Of his coat close about him SO ns to.
muine his head and face completely IN tne
hood. "Ban!" ne continued scornfuly with
a backward glance at the tavern. 1T was
our only chance; but ! Tear the wencn
viii ruin ali. 1 don't ike her change OF
mind False anu nckle-ncver woman
but was both--they are worth that by inc
score"
He snapped his fingers Ia contempt ana
thea turned his face towards the rain. ~
was but short walk down Gltspur street
10 Newgate, but The way was full az mud
8 dirty funnel Rowing iu tuc mlduie OF rle
street, and only a row 90 posts waist nigh
20 distinguish the foutpath from the ROAD
way llere WGH no paving OF any SORT
ana julie wadcd 10 the mud TO mis- aukles.
On ms way 10 the prison lu NeWgate
BY ST. Rauls julie unused over @ misspeut
life Witt bitterness of heart he was a
fair example Ok thar sort ot hali+cuetc gen
tlenlan 80 common 90 his time. From MS
youth III now De had turned his hand ~
a dozen kinle 81 work, lli OF which De diu
iudiuereutiy we'll. but none with excellence
-eaNe, perhaps, 20 sWaSEer ANA handle
his ready SWORD.
Sc long ago as when no was TAD on a.,
he aad uau- one of tuut large company or
snlp boys VINO sailed around ,ho world WIN
eH tFNpcs iffate. uut tAg discipline %
Dra9e was too street for lnie. die soon ot
taintd sefire under Captain uaWku. ami
found trading in sl4rys moro q. mia t5sre.
he failed, however, lo apmeeMte thN c4p-
taln's sterling honesty, aud csalpea the
saFd-arm on one occasion opiy Pos leapius
overheard aud swimming 90 some Spanish
poT1 that Sir Juhu WIS crcire hubtl1l,
but dared nor enter
10 the next twenty years julie was ,ssseu
mere and there now up poy, down u
fortune He VISITED Gambia oue wear. ANA
rack He was piisoaer t. to ne II. T,sies
Sers tss MAJ Z, 7p, ng .ace' 4 ,..i
death He hsd fousht In f5e 1t-ay ~ H.,
Iy,,,1re-l,ss So, 49, SN st-'. Vi t1t
o. AGA "a r5rn,r ,s,js.,i ~ ul.e
ha was tack In Earlan3. 2 154.fHrIess ,,,,.i'
onte more lie 6as o6taireJ nfJ f,et
party oniee y-,dar AS ti,,g IN a-rti',S s
wren "a ytsifed Disinr ys'ii 81 4, N, ~,
support save ittie resdy money nuilt.5
Ia 6is topbIet bis eg1..s.--,... ~, $780,
sword AZ ,rai ia,,esi ,ftsf,,l ---
man there wcre few britsr 155 II ,i.
hc called bully but for bie bravery: f5r
as be Was Il swe.-r- S,,d svssb IVY .' Us4s
Ter he often pfter,a Il hBiisir- f3,qlsf
and as often tsclg3 A. us Vit5 So
81 his fst or n tbrrst NitbaL 10 hWd
ready wit ANA q merry lest that carried
and sorrow pieasure AND pgiu wprs siikr
but accidents ~ being 5Eat. drins aed
be merry, wolld DE- fhs rotto ~ 6{s
shield, which might bpar rsnies ana n
pair II loHded dice
Julie splashed his way through lhe mad
ana rain Of smitbheid tiu le ,ama do New
gate The Keeper III the prison was an
old friend q J1ie's. ard L ives there the
aadventuter Intended - tpend cher a1sbt
He knocked oudly-Ng fhe gua.smdaed g5te.
aha was soon answered ly krL rho
peeIea throlga ne gratib- beside toe d7ol.
Jarvis W"eauian at hHnet Asket
su.f;
s.Ret' cried the gil, disappearing
llNH ihe EIauns. "hleh WIS always fhns
seep III rpeei tAuoIe tather he heard
ngn eail Np5talrs mere IS q man without
NSgl1 epeaA 70 you
bsb,,,5 ~, li,lsl,.l'iy the heeper appeared
wv - slu,iNF
.snrto- ~ s@u'
~
,r5 ~ ~ ~ HAtlRil.Auen or surprise,
~ the non,ier,Ss,, ne - =. linus Aea oolls
ma fsith W." 'n4s Slowly npen.
e.ao,iote5 iar,t s.au ~ see yoq!
Mho Ma fondbt tors ,o o'a S9u'tldes
rrsspeJ ba,,ds bs,,ti "a the WAra
Soa Were 3sed t"n yasrs 1Die' t1ou6at
'iNot dead. Jer,'is. No Il 5,o6 49,. ,.,..
irg carrion, as they say. Twin ' c5u S'9 -