The Savannah morning news., 1902-02-02

bye oh God! oh pet, don't think the
blow is all on you l love you, dearest
baby, more to-day than ever before.
Each minute to-day has been like an
hour to me. You are dearer to me
than my very life.
1--WE were searched pretty close to-
day and these fellows would swear on
a stack of Bibles ten feet high that
we could not have had this stun on us
since Saturday. So that you nearly
clear yourself of all suspicion, without
the fellow where you bought the saws
would come to the surface. They never
could convict you, but some people
might suspect YOU That would cut no
tlgure. They never could prove it to
save their lives.
Soon now. Baby darling. more prec-
ious to me than ever, oh God; ten times
over you are free to do as you
please.
"It would be, of course, darling.
safer for you to stay at home until
could come and get you. OF course.
it would be risking my freedom and
life again to do so, but / would risk
more than that for you, If possible. Yes,
darling, if did not love you as dear
as life. 1 would have left this place last
Friday night. So, darling, you know
and must understand that your Ed is
True W Ills .lOtildllS. 4 uCNGI VIII w
you wrong.
II know 1 have scolded you the last
few days, but it is only natural that
1 should feel bad to know that an
other mans hands are on you after the
way l love you. Good God!
Wanted to Contfnue Using Her.
"Pet if you love me as much as I
do you, you had better go along and
fal tt1a of IN 20
out all right. l want you as soon as
can get you If you have SIS, I'll
not stop one moment for money, but
fly right to you as quick as / can.
''It would be much easier for us to
get away If you stayed at home, on
account of the warden, you know. In
case you should not want to go, go
to the postoffice at Homestead about
March 18 and call for mail under the
name of Mrs. Charles Mcdonald. You
will get a letter telling you where I
am. and how / am to get you. l want
you to suit yourself in this matter, my
own darling. but I would rather you
go tomorrow just as / have directed.
Watch the papers close and If you
see they have traced any part of the
way, leave Toronto on the quiet and
go 10 Montreal. Leave letter in the
Toronto office for me and as soon as
you get settled in Montreal write me
a letter to the postoffice there, all in
signs, where you are. Montreal is
about ESQ miles further north. Keep
low until 1 reach you
Biddle then accuses her of running
around with another man to the the
ater and other places, and tells her
that this conduct is breaking his heart,
but adds, Just the same, / am yours,
yours only"
The writer takes occasion to reiterate
his Instructions because she seemed not
to fully understand. He said:
1t won't do to have too much red
tape about it. You must think some
yourself It wospld be easy for you to
go~to Buffalo. tGen to Niagara, whicn
is "a miles from Buffalo. From there
take bus and cross over the sus-
pension bridge irto Canada Go to a
bank. get your American money
changed to Canadian money then get
a ticket for Toronto.
'The reason 1 have you take so
much caution is that they will try to
trace you to find me.
so l want you to smooth every track
you make. Change your appearance
SO that no one will have seen you if
they are shown your photograph.
may be with you in three or four days.
Can't tell. The reason / said a week
or two, was that / am not sure. love,
and you would be worrying yourself
to death, thinking that l was lost I'll
come as quick as / can, my darling
baby.
"Oh, my darling, if could only hold
you in my arms once, press you to my
heart, kiss your dear eyes, then you
are mine forever or until death claims
you or me. But If death takes you first
it claims us both together. If you go
and say to yourself, i want Ed or none
on this earth
Prepared for Suicide.
Hide your morphine in the lining of
your dress somewhere. so if you are
searched none could find it. And, in
case the worst comes to the worst, wait
until you are alone, because if anyone
knew you took it, the doctors would
pump it out with a stomach pump.
Now, Pet, If you go Monday, let me
know as early as you can. Come close
to the window and say L will CO. If
you go tomorrow, l will then go to-
morrow night, Monday night; and now,
dear, be sure and don't keep me any
longer, pet.
"If you decide to stay at home, tell
me.
Now, dear, / am going to go Mon
day night just as sure as the sun shines
in the heavens alone. Tuesday morn
ing 1 shall be a free man or a dead
one. Now, should you take 1t into your
head to do me wrong. thinking that
would not know, you would make a sad
mistake.
"If you were to let me go ahead
without il and then get me caught I
would kill every copper in the place
and Dorman with them. And myself
next. III tell you. I'm not to be be-
trayed. 1 don't say, my dear, that
you would try to do me wrong. but
you are a woman and SO, as change
able as one and so thought / would
remind you, knowing that a woman
don't look very deep into things. Let
a woman know you love her and the
Jig is up. Yours, Ed.
stiu QuarreIinE Over Reward.
In spite of the amicable agreement
concerning the disposition of the prls-
oners entered into to-day by the dis
trict attorneys of Butler and Allegheny
counties, the quarrel broke out afresh
tonight When Detectives Roach and
appointed by District Attorney Hay
maker to represent Allegheny county,
heard of the approaching death OF
Jack Biddle, they fastened to the jail
but were refused admission by Sheriff
Hoon. District Attorney Haymaker
thinks the trouble viii vanish when
the objectinR officials learn that the
s. 1000 reward offered by Allegheny
county was offered for the delivery cf
the bodies of the Biddles, dead or alive.
into the possession OF the County Com
missioners.
m uRINf. THE PRINCE S0GfTIF