The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-04-13

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Ir. Weaver mex, described i- f-I
detail the scene a. the Peoples h0us
On the fateful Thursday night IL
which the secreted husband szw The
despciler eadesyor 70 enter the house
from the rear and then 70 around %
the front. and late the husband fuds
the door that 30 often opened on eszg
hinges % the derDoiler is closed u
himself; -ecited the conversation and
the actions Of the hesrtbroksn hus
band and shamed wife when the nus
band vas finally admitted 70 his for
mer home-thst is 70. him 10 name an1
reality no more.
That. gentlemen. j. the story o'
the great wrong that this man has
suffered. That d. the story Of the in
lcidents a. they appeared % him one
after another. until ne came % Encv
that his home was violated and It's
purity dehled. Do you know how
much be suffered? Can you place
yourself in his shoes? Can y0u con
lce.ye Of the torture that would burn
and wither and blight his life: II
after the ten or twelve days you have
served upon this jury. you were q
return 70 the home you left 50 happy
and 80 pure. and the young. sweet
bride, dearer 70 you than light and
life and heaven; II some loathsome
and Infamous sdulterer had even dar
ed 20 whisper in her ears the subiec,
lOf shsme-gould not that be enough
70 unhinge the reason? Would it no,
be enough?
We are poor. weak, blind mortals
Nan Is not an infsllible creature.
The French king. Louis XIV. lay
dead In state. in bis sarcophAgus o.
gold and marble and the visest min.
sters Of France. the greatest priest
on earth. we're there 70 speak ais fu-
neral The eourtiers listensd for the
words of eulogy upon the lead mon.
arch. expecting that his greatness
and his glory would be lauded. He
said: There is none great but God.
Tou may sympzthize with that
man The hear, that would not sym.
patbize with that man in his sorrow
would he made Of stone and marble
But only the infinite God above US
can ever know how much be has
suffered. All the love and all the
sympathy cannot share with him his
suffering. He totters and walks