The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-20

s'suity with when sue rose
IlS minds and subdued every
81 If feeling. She faltered
b b. S Sr chance chance she glanced at
eu - egure Of Francis jeffrey,
a Ds' which she uttered with
F lnIsi and yet in a way to
l, tta"tiOn, sank into all hearts
y Or less disturbance
cora Tuttlep How in days
U 'nd not so long gone by ci-
- three words had aroused
,si.s,u Of many a gallant man
pIrsd the toast at many a gall
"a They had their charm yet
Ielghtened color observable on
,soek there was a true index
|rckening heart below.
sre YOU connected with the
Mrs. Jeffrey?'
the child of her mother by q
husband. We We're half sis
toruess in this statement, only
M sadness. The coroner con-
Ouestion her. He asked for
Inf Of her childhood and forced
i hare the nature Of her rela-
M her sister. But little was
4 this, for their relations seem
Ne been of a sympathetic char
TO the time of Veronica's re-
m school, when they changed
N hut how or why Miss Tut
naturally averse to saying.
she almost refused to do so,
coroner, feeling his point gain
BY this refusal than by any
N she might have made, did
! this subject, but passed on
Interested us more-the vari.
zplained actions on her part
blnted toward crime.
st inquiry was in reference tt
eHation held between her ant
rey at the time he visited hel
Ne had listened to his accoun'
now we wished to hear hers
cue which had been given he
kery account had been invalua
D, and her testimony NATURAL.
with his. We found our
bot an inch advanced. The,
led of her sisters follies, ant
advised patience, and that wa
could say on the subject-al
ID say, as we presently saw.
rOner introduced q fresh topic
can you tell us about the IL
you had with your sister prio
going out on the night of he
little except that it differed Ell
pm what is generally suppose'
not come to my room for col
but simply to tell me thu
an engagement. She was
led mood, but said nothing
f. She even laughed when 81
perhaps to put me off N
perhaps because she was I
fSpOnsible."
he know that Mr.. Jeffrey hs
cu earlier in the day? Did 81
' allusion to it, l mean?"
atall. She shrugged her shot
En- asked if she was well al
A all further questions !
nom the room. She was {
pddous in her ways and new
uan at that moment. Won
Il mat it had been differer
\ Tod that she had shown III
a suffering womani Then
We reached her heart and Il
would have been averted."
lOner favored the witness wi
respect, perhaps because ]
NeSuon must necessarily
all you have to say concel
Important visit, the last y
m Your sister before
w there is something els
which | should like to rel
wy When she came into
leld In her hand a white l
,nd ~ She held the two ends
guy nun ribbon which seemed
~ ner pocket. Handing tn,
iii 70 me, she asked me to
wy ner wrist. "A knot un
no \. !" on top she said, so tina
Nv " on AS this was sol
I'u often been called on to
y \, showed no hesitation I'm c.
az ler request. Indeed l
uOught 1t was her fan or
que held concealed in
w cress, but It proved TO /
-! you know what. .
mol obllge me 10 menl
ss'n stroke as no law
NJ advised her 10 make.
safo that she had refu
NJ. . Dozen lawyers who
W.. ulelr services, But,
m,a~. WIN o noble air aI
M ,ssa serenity, u bad . q
ss' p'gs' about her nnd tul
D,ss,, we regerlng tide " n
MAN.. VINO doubtless vas
' ., Nlih iho oxplnna
hpd provided Aer