The sun., 1902-05-31
HAINlHY ar RoNE.


.r,,,t a I ssAnd n-for- hu ur '.'l
an e., un~orthy. u n alr'os N"v
o.ass ~ ssAnd n b ~. Nckinl-y N.'t
.ss su~lce>d within to ,oar -srs ~ -
s,uss,,c Afe. n va- . sit~ q Ne man
that Ne dld net s~ek ~ hide, mr. ~ 30
r.r,a. rN.re rave her un.rlfsh dos. 49,
a, .hr,a-s. but in all the parss ~ h''.TN.
h..srsphy snd runsns,' tfss' . o. 'nsaE
NOR. hssutiful than the .,mP!s Scrs..V -
,his sr~at man for the gods Of his nr-.'d".
wNso hs took III. bssutihI young Norusn
q, hs his lawful ~edd.d wife. 20 love ant
20 ehsrtsh, In SICKNESS, IN health. for richer
for noor,r. and promised n clsavs only
unto her untl death parted them. hs t"ns
40 lish, vow IL must have .lnk d""p
dovn into his hear, ~ heart. 1; must
have h>~n craven on his soul, Ter no man
ever more literally KEEP; q tro,h or more
faithfully ere~uted = promise " b" hai
never been q President and u nothing IVA
h~e, known 81 hum hut D.. fslthfu,n"sa
10 this frsu woman who's" I've lie shaf''
the world would have been better Tor h''
living. For year. she Was an Invalid "nd
he cared for her ] have wondered sntn"-
time. II that sertlene.s and consideration
Tor othsrs ~. not the r.fec'ion of hls great
And beautiful devotion 20 her.
There we're many times whom her M"
hung by q thread. but sl~sy' guarded m
. slr~ple.a vigilance hy him. lh"rc N"r"
depressing times of llns.- when sh" groI'cd
IN the very valley of death Ton ono
o~cason. As an intimate friend INF runs ine'
Mrs. Mckinley had a sudden ard s"r'ous
recurrence OF her naadN. MAJOR Mo
Kinl.y war = Congressman and N WASH
inston She VAS in Canton. The tel-rran
hat CAV. hun the neNs 81 her Illness star'~d
him on III. vay 20 her tod. ie within th-
hour. lie Vas met At tho hitl" o"''ae"
in Canton bv tho family phN Nsician who
told him - gently and as tenderly AZ he
Coul. that Mrs Mckinley hal been m
-~rsibl. for hour. and would never rahN.
thai the resourc"iuln>Ss of m"d'a' ~'''h'r
~as unavailins that .he could NOT ic r"u-'y
q ocn.,ousness " .as 10 c!ock Mlu
,he Major. sitter sorre further ouuverra'"n
With the doctor. dismissed him Tor he might.
The res, 81 the family retired, and ne "aS
I-ft alone With his wife 1hen te began
- -hsic her hands. - snlooth her for-hsad,
20 c,r... her f,ce With loving touch Hr
return He h~gsed her 10 stay. -lds y
isl h.ve come home 10 nurse vou back
TO health Thsr~ was no re.ponss, yet
this lover Was ro' discouraged. The grim
conrusror had toernsn 'hh was N"I ~
Long after niiniRht they hH'ued The
man relaIsd no eNor' and on tie eth nnr
!, 1h.r. w.r. o'h.r. awake in ia"
house, but mons thought ~ invading 'hat
esrr-d privacy Th~v wir~d away their
.s.1, % 40" !, c.n. | ida !. fcruadne.
pleadine sntrelrtns- ard the tears howed
IN The stsy dawn ~ = ch~"r.css Npr'rg
morning hrok. A. la., and found iua hover
lns over her. undisrhye'i and rec 'lute.
IN. y On, u!sry of endearm~n's lad been
,Ihsr cei again and ,gain. hul r.7t the
hop~ - he confident cavalier WI. u,ht.
Us e~or-s were r~doutlsi, he heEt low
md must h,~s told tho spirit l'self to stay,
fSr .he mo v-d opened her ewes and tighten
I'd Der grasp of The hand 'hai he,d he ,,Ni own
L knew YOU would come ~" whispered
and fell into a swat. natural slcep.
Wien tho dortor called NJ o'clock
the Nsior rs' tis ou~~tioning look 81 deep
solci'ude with rsrsnt smile -t,o IN anu
49, for your.~'f h0- 'h" "a NJ cray
spring ne rnius somehow sloN"i Win no
lcnuty az sunshine that hreak. -Idi"nly
t~hind black clouds as II Borrowing a
lirht from other skies.
an hi. lie she Wa flrs, ir NJ mind. rr-
nierher on ore occasion b" took h'r WI
hum On a short speaking I'M. Ho went
toar.shhorns STATE hat held hin. ~ great
e.i.~n n1eu.,-r welcome ta1 ,-'' n
arranged Tho streets aui -'t"walk- "'r"
Iin-i and u u.E with di0NuiiN Nlt u"
reached nv. hotc, There he 'eui'rlv lf'od
Mr.. MrKlnl.y from the carriage. sHpp"r'"d
her - theelsystor an oa up 10 new io"ins.
|, scanned th., Mr. Ncktnlevs Regular
Att-ndsn, had b~en detaiu.7 IN columbus
by iilness and tho Governor 'sN ieher
moro r~.ponshility than usual "H.,n'
vhu. 'he crowd outside grew enurrrouslv,
i, vailed i..ef h,srs. for 80 '7von.c and
pnuld re, he qHe'ed n. .ch,irman snc IN"
Commute. sre~ nervous and nsc~i ~ IN"
parlors Ne...ge s''sr message went NJ
- 'hs r-or-s = 'his rruch fesrei " 'hin''N.
she had h..n made ~om,orisb.s aal her
lghte.t ~,h rratlf-d, until she was con-
'-ut % IL, him 70. Tier" - some hing
Enc IN the Above ~" r0N ,nd clNfnNT
for his appearance. al"Ne N" rlnrd'-
Of his en'hu-nfl- CouI'TNrcu. above tl@
,ve.' r,u.ic ~ such n sh'v Na'tsrv. ~
heard only tho cry q 'he degcat" woman
IN M. kc-rns Shc vas hs charge, aHt
such ssvsrd.hiy should F7N" sorlev here
or somehow bright and t"aui,'ui r"N7rd.
lie ncN.r forgot there Vas no question
A. psshtv "a ever ~ di.m-s her from his
mind She wss Always iiIs'
Clara Morris IN her dcuCh'tW lecture
tells 80 an incident ia a iulvWnus 'aH1irc.
whittier the Governor and his We h1lSau"
Tydsntlv ~ did not know IN" htl II
wns h. narrowing Article o. that Mis-
Morn. Acted with -Ich startling r"aHty.
When the Governor became fully ooguizaut
of the situation his interest ia the I.ay VAS
ron. He watched and diverted h's VII"
during the trl7ns mad .c~ne. Niles Morris
nvs The stage people saw The rval per
fornsnce In the bot. He wanted her to
20 cut. nut .h- shook her head Then II
va. that h- husisd himself - lessen ihe
crect a. the distressing Play. lie wh.sD-'~d
to her touched her hand and kept hey 'fNtn
an absorbing contemplation e Tie h"r -
wr,tched fate lie succ~eioi an Us
Mckinley left The theatre without harm.
|, was but another proof Il h's Natchiui
care
Whenever her i'dispos'lon seemed about
20 in'rlie itself u was hsNoic" AMI touch
thR' recalled her. ! called upuu tEctn IN
their rooms a. the hotel ono evening Mr.,
Mckinley told ne thrt the southeN.t corner
With It's tvN windows was her faGurlte
place. Yes answered.. IL Ia n oh~"-f4l
SPOT and Won have The sun ''rc"- -ipur'h-
Of he entire d,y" 80 DO, -" answered. +.
I rad not iloucht - taat. 7 la" n be-
cause | can sec the Nr ior and vRve 20 hm
until he pnsses the third Telegraph pol" on
tho other ada 81 tho street Ia" lgit
and tho warmth 81 her world was lc who's"
going ard coming she Watched.
Notwithstanding h"r continuing illn"ss
aud tho always delicate Coud Ton of her
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