Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1904-02-24
Copyright. .ea, ~ Emerson 10 .zhl
CHAPTER II.
FOR FELONY.


FOR FELONY.
tie in the afternoon O. the CIV
IoHoWins the encounter in Blooms
BY square. 4 l!ttle group OF excited
in..,. rs filed the entrance and pas.
- wy at 50 Dradwell street. the
a.. 1.5r lodgings OF the two young gen
h-.-en from Scotland. The motley as
8 n...age seemed for the most part to
mae merry at the expense of a Ger
fain messenger boy, who bore a long
"icher box. which presently he shifted
from his shoulder 10 a more convent
snt resting place on the curb.
DO zee look at un." said one an
~isnt dame. He. he! Hath a parcel oil
Ena clothes for the tail gentleman was
Up in third floor, He! nc. Clothe
Tor ar. Law. inG"ed,"
Fine clothes. eh?" cried another. 4
(ortly dame OF certain years. Much
sne clothes he'll need whore HON
.Snne."
Yes, indeed. iLat he will ma. Bad
fuck twas 10 Mary Cullen as took un
tnto her house. Now shes no lodging
incpey for her rooms. and her dodgers
he cuth IN NewSate; least ways. one
.sf U1."
An now. 'tic Pity for Mary Cullen.
she do need the money so much"
3hrt We all your mouths. the lot o.
f'r''.' lied Mary Cullen herself. ap-
gearing at the door Ills not she %
ceed!nS tho little mcncy. for SIC nas
y T.Eht here in the corner o. hey AFRO J.
EIcry silver Mary Cullan's yoIng ~ o
said t'ey'd ray they paid Lie r. p
gentlemen thu were. III warrant y ,
rslG!c o. " would do well to make OF .
A-ne rs Mary Cullen hath"
on. now. 4 hot trro. Nary CulIcn9
sad Q vO.co. we. sail that tlrs
two were MOI, folk come here for thu
sport OF it,"
What else 'Gt true? 10 YOU nnvr.
"ntT the look of gentry? My fake,
IN warrant Tive young gentleman !.
'hac' within fortnight. His brot Nc.
''fie younger one, said to ne hisself 5ur
shat very morn. his brother was hin
accent as child; that he was Obliged
so STRIFE the other man for fear of his
.*Sn life. Now. what can Judge do b.l.
farm IN loose? -Four soyereigns he
IA me this very morn. What rlse
ian judge do bit tG.n IN free? Te,
.ran That. now"
We'll" said tho apprentice. with .
certain euperiCri-y in Lis air Il dar
Vdlt 10 longer My master said tn,
gentleman was 10 have the clothes tai.
'TFy afternoon. 30 if 20 prison h br
%s"ne. to prison must 90 too" Upol
Shich he set off doggediy and so re-
SaoVcd one Of the main causes for I'll,
a.9emblage at the curb.
The apprentice vas hunory anr
feary enough before he reached IN,
%7Ubcr portals. yet his insi.terce wo,
$aSt Eate-FeeDer and turnkey. ON.
Tiier another, tiil al length Lr reachc,
-" jailer who e[jGIced himself N %
tFae cpon the 5toiid demand that th
fl"sseneer be admitted with the parra
Tor John Law. Esquire. late of Brad
~ei street. mer.cd Urgent. and col
,'rt fifty sOrcreisns. Tho humor O.
81 iLis appealed 20 toe iaiior nightly
Send him along" no. said. And th
roy came IN. much dismayed bat still
faithful 10 his trust.
some clothes" said the apprentice
''6ont very fine clothes They are o
CIR best"
Ia ha'" roarcd the TALLER. Her
l"h"ed be pretty jest Much nee,
- u have Of fine clothes here Hell
s-on take his clothes on the rack liL
fhe rest and happen it fits him well
ErTy well. Take back your box. boy
o. stay. let's have a look int"
The jailer y as man not devoid O
wisdom. Fine clothes sometimes wen
Wf'h long Purse. and a long purs
Ehisht do wonders 10 help the comfor
* any prisoner in London. as we'll a
TIC comfort Of his keeper Truly hi
eyes opened wide as he saw the con
tents OF the box. He felt the lapel o
vac coat passing II approvingIy be
tTeen his thumb and finger. "WeU
Sen set ye down the box lad" sal,
-. and wait tiil / see where Mr.
law has gone. Hum. hum, What saitl
tae record Charged that said pris
Taer did kill-hum. hum, Taken q
Nzid John Law six sovereigns three
shhlin2s and sixpence. Item. one snuff
sox. gilt Hour Of admission. 6v,
o'clock Of the afternoon. We shall sec
We shall see"
S,r' said the jaier. approachin.
the prisoner and his brother, who botl