The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-19

~ hsfore the fire, coni 49,
Esrs DeiO, ,,.a The latter mace a
\ Of ~ PINOT, not careless examination
|a'l . sa' nue and saw that he was
y ns'' nan of good appearance
F'aa ,s,s n wore an expression of be-
Fss ls's , and horror. AS the snow
E \, srom ' his overcoat, it was seen
so l'V' mich the worse for wear
/, ,', ,TI0t @fas under it was thread
VIC A.. s,' extreme. The mans shoes
/ y p tiff thin and ins 1,ihshifts
' earring of such makeshlfts
r,fs more than mere oDsery-
n !. .u,tom. Suffering of an acute
VA drawn its tracery over the
nov s.u,s countenance. Deep lines
I Ssueath the eyes, which were
su .s,lv mstrous, and the skin
dawn WI, tightly over the pale de-
,.oe creating at once the i'm
y. ,s hat starvation had perhaps
~ work there. Despite the gen
.S.hbipess of the mans apparel
nss an unmistakable air OF gen
.bOut him; and there could be
doubt that a history, possibly 9
NJ was hidden beneath the tat
clothes and the suffering face
manner of the newcomer was
=, suspicious and eager, ane
Aief Of police was satisfied tina
Ovnsnts of Importance were
10 be made.
On have a communication x
10 mer he asked, after direct
ii, visitor 70 chair.
a,'
response was prompt, and givei
An air of relief that the office
OWNED his errand.
II then the door opened and an
Young man entered. He salute'
Aisi atfably and was about to re
when something in the attitud
officer and the visitor cause
10 hesitate. He was the chief re
,r on one of the Nilus papers
be shifted the aroma of news i
air.
IN inkrrupting your" he aske
way intimating the hope that b
not
bis gentleman is about to make
snsnt to me. Whether it is {
iBte nature"
no means" quickly interrupts
person referred to. IL do nc
pine that it would do any good I
It private. Besides, the new
|n will have it tomorrow"
hs gentleman is chief reports
BE Gazette" said the officer.
have no objection to his hearir
! have to say"
tng Warde, the newspaper ma
y and took his seat. He new
d an opportunity to learn an
that vas apt TO make its w,
Y he newspapers.
stranger began his story
Ny name is Herbert Virgil
sn tie son of John T. Wright
4 Cotton Kingl" said the chi
rdsnt surprise.
course you are surprised to S
Of bis reduced to such strai
N 'u' but that has nothing to
I'll ny coming here. l may as w
III ne start that, differences ha
N between my father and N
al wv they are wiped out now,
" dead"
a ''af said the chief, n,
a 'asnly aroused. when did
81 ~ | cannot say exactly. I
~ vas found this morning"
" zoe who had been listening W
81 \ o. Indifference, now beca,
vi Wy Interested.
~ zen your father was killed
S1 he chief.
VI gre can be no doubt IL it,
ri '''s did this happen?"
MI p' bayou Woods, about TIL
N below the city"
Oh at do you know Of the cas-,
IA ..sss That he had gone out hu
III 1Ia' he was waylsid in
x n : NOV that he intended
SS Ae aked 1t in this kind
,M !. ne was a great hunt
~ 4. = W. was the thing which seer
IN ,sl.s s''n The most pleasure.
~ 4 ,.'so while hunting, and
vi s ~ his bead indicate that
~, [, ',S with a bludgeon. Posi-
,0] 's As'e been shot as well; /
IN N, ~ s'1' the bodyr" AZ
vi a '.u'''eentaily.
|N ~ said Wright.
IN a what eirepmstanees7
z '0e see" said ths 70
IN !. o.. ~ss slightly embarras
~ MI, s'''s q y Bys just hey
~ NJ III "'0os' end ! usually
n S s'''q On my way ~ the q
- .s, ~ sppioylnent 30 MN
ia'e the CHEZ.
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