The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-19


next morning
pronounced. sidney Carton. who had
Witnessed tho trial lifted her and bore
home he carried her up tho sta Us and laid
her on q couch. G ls s.ss $SlS ss @ 4 ssss
Before he went. he bent down and
heard him whisper. For life you lovc!'.
They did mot know till next day what
no meant. 3p5s g5 $ {; * 5s,s i've VA
nte plan to rescue 1,rcle's husband. whom
he so much rosembled In face and figure,
even though It meant his own death. iIes
went to 3Air. I0rry and made him promi.e
and a conc b and swift horses TO leave
Paris Il for ENGLAND wit b "a Or. Manette,s
I.'icie and himself telling him that they
/ also would be lost. N r. N 5 &. III a
Sext..s5 Carton bought q 1ua nifty Of a 1
drug whose fumes would render a man
spy. Barsad, and bade him rede em his !,
lpromise and take him to the cell where
Il Darna was seated riting a last letter
to sLucie.5 when IS Carton entered. Pre-
tending that he wished him. 10 write some
5hinlEand held the phial Of the drug ITO 1.
conscious. and them Carton changed
dipeefns Vii ' TAI 81 sa In ss 1
ton. instead of Charles Darnay. to Mr..
I9rrys house le h,nsel was 8, to assume 'n
The plan went well. OAR WI no would Y
not have allowed the sacrifice Il he had
vas sarFFhsd sa1sdy and
guessing what had h. ppened when he
saw the nnconscious figure, took coach
at once wit IN him Dr ny nette and sl1ucIc
{ Miss " ross was left to. follow them IN \
While Miss poss sat waiting IN. the
empty house. who should come In but the 4
terrible Mime. Defarge! The latter had
made up her mind. Ms Carton had suspect
ed. to denounce Lucie also to death. II
ono who had been condemn ed # AZ an s
@cnemy OF Franct, and the woman was
surcs OF course. that I.ucie would l
within he hour. So she stopped on her
way to the &cxecutiontfto see Lucie and
thus have evIdenc y against q 1le 7;
is$ " hen Ain1es DefargeS entered Miss F'ross
read the hatred and evil purpose In her e
face. The grim old nurse knew that II H
1T was known that tIIncie had gone, the
ba OK So she planted herself In front OF
the door of LucIc Is room and would not
let Nine. Defarge opens i. . u .Sa II
The cruel French woman tried 10 tear nor
away. but Nj iss Pross seized her around
the waist, Ii and held her back. Nine. De-
farge;drew3 a loaded pistol from her, breast
10 GfOOtF ners DuL IN me st9ukS " ciAI
on and killed Nine. Defarge herself
y Then Miss Pross all Of a trembie.
locked the door, threw the key into the
river. took the carriage and folloW edSs a1tert
the Goa CHI. j5s55s3
Y Not long after the unconscious Darnays
with LiicIe and DR.. Manette passed the
gates OF Paris. the Taller came to the. cell
where Sidney Carton sat and called HIM
Ill was the summons to die. And with VIII.
Ills thoughts on Iucie whom he had al VI
ways 9hopelessiy loved. and on her hus-l
band, whom he had thus saved to her.
he went almost gladly. D, ss33 y. ts I. 55j
death-ca 1T beside him. She was so SINAI! ri
and weak that she. feared to DIE. and
carton held her cold hand all the way AZ
and scomforted hers to the end. Cruel Wo-s
men OF the people sat about the suill0'-s
Stitches sins ass' Each Door Victim died And
wien Cartons turn came thinking ne "a
''wasfDarney,$ the hated MARQUIS st: Ever
monde they cursed him and lau ghcd.
y, Men said 6of him about the eli ys,th nt Ss
night that It was the pea ccfnlest mans
.h iSaSs read his thought, IL he could have
spoken t in words - t would have IA been "
1T see the lives for which I lay down
mine, peaceful and happy In I hat England
i shall sec no more 81 sec Llicle ard
and r sec hat II shall hold place in heir 4;
nlt on N he Anniversary Of this day. Il SEQ
tho blot i threw upon! my :, 2 anne raded
away, and 81 I know that till thgH die &3
neither would be more honored Int he soul III
souls Of both. It is n far far better. thlng.
that dc than II have ever done; IA lis q
Tar, far bettersrest that II go to than n
have ever kno