The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-02

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n'ns vholesome dread Of ridi-
y md this is probably why !
y .s s nv theory on the cap
u p' be appeared and even . for
mention the various small mat
~ Ds' had SO attracted my atten-
y 10 and the experienced men
n with him saw suicide and
II Int suicide in this iamentabie
p ~ a bride of two weeks. then
" for me to suggest a deeper
' ~ as one of the latter
With open scorn when | pro
,ee0mpany them upstairs into
where the light had been
,,niop. No, | would keep my
sss to myself, or at least for
mention them till / found the
sone. asking nothing at this
but permission to remain In
. IN MIR. Jeffrey arrived.
hsan told that an officer had
this gentleman, and when !
he sound of wheels in front l
rush for the door In my anx-
Latch a glimpse of him. but 1t
oman who alighted.
i woman was in a state OF
citation, one Of the men has
avn to offer his arm. As she
asked Hibbard, who had sud-
appeared upon the scene, who
M that she was probably the
the woman who lay inside,
hitch | remembered that this
bder the name of Miss Tuttle-
but half sister to Miss Moore
een repeatedly mentioned by
@ters in the accounts of the
before mentioned as a person
rM attainments and magnifl-
uF.
I'D not take from my interest,
hglng decorum to the winds, /
he'd as near as possible to the
1 which she must soon cross.
/ 50 was astonished TO hear
tns Of Uncle David's organ
hg from the opposite side OF
This at moment so serious
Ne matters of apparent conse-
we're taking place in the house
he had himself directed the
p Of the police struck me as
stoicism to the extreme. Not
'unbly impressed by this dis
open IL not insulting indiffer-
the part Of the sole remaining
% Indifference which did not
quite natural even In a man of
BID eccentricity, / resolved to
PIE Of this old man and, above
naEe myself fully acquainted
exact relations which had
Aween him and his unhappy
nue. Miss Tuttle had stepped
ae circle Of light cast by our
never seen a finer woman or
e features displayed a more
Ang emotion. This called for
snd | for one endeavored to
y wlthdrawing into the back
Out soon stepped forward
~ desire to understand her
great, the impression made by
NY ", 100 complex, to be passed
-us ny one on the lookout for
ue remarkable tragedy before
'Als her lips had opened with
Aerl Where is my sister?n
puln made a hurried move
sslu tne rear and then, with
.aule intention doubtless of
ner for the CHASTITY sight
,a'eu her, returned and open
y. lor her into the drawing
~ sne was not to be turned
w. a ner course. Passing him
y, 1aue directly for the library.
|. u entered with a bound.
uer daring, we all crowded
ael and curious brutes that
.e s'ouped ourselves In a semi
IVA 1e NORWAY as she falter-
-, uer sisters outstretched
0lns W. oh her knees beside it.
ssa'afy Shrek and the fierce
sl,s eue as her eyes fell on the
n l.. a'ooon trailing over the
y y. SISTERS wrist struck me
h. s''.' utmost horror OF which
i, "ui Is capable. 1t was as
b. 4, 'sfy soul were pierced.
H. = so, sne fact itself, some
4s T. %p Y, of this snowy
d ,l., Aae scarce whittier wrist,
i. sss III the very root of
n when her glance, in
slI0s epgth, lighted ON the
4 sro, WEAPON at its end she
ID b w.. spparent anguish that
la,a ~ S. ner FAN IN a swoon OF
asIv tsAllun, We were cor
NJ ,o Startled when she SUD
salsnS' 'D |ilh this word Of
.s.'s hot WY do van ,sa ~.
Ar /, 10y FAST 10 herr Ia,
axAt n'lNe me, ! eannot
! s,,.,. And from sFemLllne
ea a,'1'''''f NV till her Wheels
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