The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-12-19

while ago. but want you 20 tako
noe 20 him now. want TO hncc nc
hls feet and sus for pardon But
the doctor shook his head.
DO not tell me he is dead, doctor;
it cannot be. Let me die too aud
she graspcd AZ her bosom. tearing on
Ter hnery In her desperate clutch at
her throat with a strong hand the
doctor restrained her and forced
down another soothing mixture.
Madam" said he. when she had
become calmer your husband Ia
delirious. It required strong meas.
ures TO prevent his killing himself
lie is stil violent and may not re-
cover his senses before morning His
constant cry Is "Charlottei Char.
lottei" mingled with pitiful demands
:or baby"
Take me TO him. doctor can
care him-l am the only onc-do you
not understand am his Charlotte
-ho wants me and must go TO him"
She arose aud went out. the doctor
following. lie placed her In the cab,
and together they drove to the hos
pital.
II was q pltIml sight The doctor
holding a lady with strong. restrain.
Ing hand 10 prevent her throwing
herself upon the form OF a man who
ay grasping at his throat and crying,
Charlottol Charlotte' Come back
To me. Charlotte. you have killed me.
/ Ny heart rs broken. aud / loved you
/ so You did not mean what you
wrote. did YOU. Charlotte? How cold
everything Be-. You said I never loved
| you, but you were 30 quoonly hoauu.
| fdl that ! was afraid 20 let you see
my heart lt is bursting with love
Tor YOU Charlotte Come, my wife"
and he opened wide his eyes. into
which the woman, tearing herself
away from all restraint, cast herself.
and, winding her arms around his
neck. laid her check close to his.
Under the hypnotic influence OF her
presence. tho rawlings ceased and
finally slumbcr came The wife re-
fused 10 be taken away from her
husbands arms. and 80 they we're loft
alone.
In the crisp, early morn, the bells
OF an adjoining church rang out their
merry Christmas peais aud awokC
the patient. who sat up aud looked
around
where am ~" he asked. rubbing
IL dazod eyes. THE bells. IN
Christmas bcllsl ! have had hide
: Gus dream. An, Charlottol" lie lai,
. his hand carcssingly upon that bowc'
head and whispered: Charlotte. havl
, you come back TO meg Am dream
< lng2"
< mo. husband. not now. Edward
], husband; am not worthy TO call 20
I 49,"
Come hero TO my heart. Charlotte
!, my wife" and he clasped her clos
n 10 his breast but where am ~
hear the Christmas bells. though
10 never to hear them again. What hH
T. happened, charlotto7"
m Edward. my husband. you hay
II been ~. and You have been dreamin
". But not now, dear. Il IL real that
~ am by your aldo. nnd Che Chrisfml
UDNH NFt FtMlf AaiAANhf iHoy MIu 20
d Ing you how much ! love YOU"
>" with their arms around each othl
a they listened TO the bells which spoil
n. 10 them In a language that could nj
!" be misunderstood. Edward Dallir
ID recovered finally, but his was a dc
sr perate chance and left him feeble 4
ID many months. lie never knew Dol
lively whether the letter he found {
d. his wifea table. announ, Nc that ri
70 did not love him. and that she WI
r. about TO depart 10 a foreign land
10. find happiness with Richard Table
o. was a dream or r. reality HIS wifi
m constant tondeigoas and unwaveri
Il devotion finally plotted II from /
he mind. On every Christmas morni
ID. they never fail to sit In silence wi
a, ! elngDpd hnndq tirtouing 10 tho be