Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-10-21
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Tragedy That Followed A.someblie
) Ride at Night.

she added. Whoever the man NNl
whom the dead woman loved. he ou4hi
10 have forcse,n What au influence his
words would have upon her HE. she
was constantly muttering those words 90
her dririum ana when she WAS vun-
valcscing. She told ~, her story, but she
Insisted that she could not get well. and
hoped that she might die repeating.
and she did die repeating the state
msnt Of the man VINO had left her. be-
cause. - he told her;
when a Young woman permits her
name to become darkroom jest she
cannot worthily wear the name of AN
honorable mtn
II knew her from her hahy hood. = said
venerable Sister Teresa, OF IN. Holy
Cross academy. a. she adjusted The cross
upon Tue mouoni.ss form OF me o.a"u y,
Lazarus said To the Blessed SAVIOR, ~
Thou hadst been here. our brother had
not died. hut iu th.s case. as Ia -
many Others. ID might well be- said. II
her mother had only lived. she also
would have lived
Sister T.rvsas bsnignant eyes were
sunused with tears, 90 she added. Her
mother Wus pupil Of mime. ana she
gave me charge nf her baby. ] did my
best for her but her father TOOK her
away from ms, and Tor years l knew
not where she WAS. II WAS always best
10 leave the meihcrlsss girls To the
church sisfeghood. But men do not un-
defstdnd. aud probably never VIII under
stand
VIZ HiNfA hfN WIN rA' VIZ 'f''Nttf
% the hospital" said Miss Thorne, the
hospital nursp I'VE had hseu friends
in childhood. and requested permits
sion Co take special care Of her. and ms
desire was granted by the matron. am
SO glad now. because sissy wanted 10
talk with someone. after the fever was
over. and she seemed Go be almost happN
In her relief at nnding me by h"r bed,
side. She was not yet thirty Years OF
age. but YOU see. her hair was entirely
gray. her skin b. shriyeled as with old
axe. and the pinched expression shows
that she knew what suffering was. AMI
most OF IL mental anguish. too.
The attendants here came ~ ana car
riyd away the scsmlugN old woman.
carslsssly as they take away the dairy
remains 81 the various tragedies ut friI
ufc aud Miss Thorne said sister
Teresa II right The loss ~ her mother
wits an lrTrpdrsble loss Her rtth'r WhH
business man and Il stll IN business
IN this city. lie was one 20 those thou-
Hnds ~ business men who nrv nave
any time 60 lock after their wives anu
little onts except t0 pAy their 'NlehrtH'
and sometimes do that gfudglngN. The
dead womau~ father and mother We're
hoth Catholics and she was reared ~
that faith Her mother Whs a ~ elected
wife. but she WIS never dtN'r's, 'Iuln
her moth.rlv and wif,ly duties. she Was
patient. patheticully patient Thu- she
lived and thus she died. This u what
Sissy told M only a day befor" she
ia. long ~ mother lived had a
home and loved that home. although
there WIS seldom fathsrly kindness
and never a loving carcss for me ~ mat
home Hut mother WIS good 90 me She
was an angel ! had regular features.
and the rich. ruddy complexion Nhl,h
God paints only ON the cheeks ~ M.
Irish girls In the peerless laboratory or
old Ireland. | had luNuriam brown hhlI.
With eyebrows. very long evelHshes ana
dreamy brown eyes 90 match that hair.
| when was only twelve 81 thlrt''h
years 81 axe ] noted that old men "s
well Hs young men and boys Stopped
and turaed around 10 look after me. AMI
I became very vain. one Sunday after
noon I told papa about ih-ft N"uH.
| how I had kept my 'tthds down anh
never seemed Co notice tUtm. hld pWiN
snid. 30 wonder. my child. You ar"
| the most beautiful Young woman POI ihi-
| CITY ard you must expect admiration
! ~. had walked to the reception room
~ Mise Thornc was speaking and she
| continued.
..Her usmr wus Melissa Mac Muhon
| and tlc Girls ulcknamsd her sissy Mac.
l 81. was bright beautiful. cheerful and
popular ln our schoolgirl days nut We
| drifted apart aud had not even Thought
~ her FOR months or Ncarr. until -l.
was brought 10 the hospital she told
me n her fathers neglect ~ her. how
81. tried 10 be- his house keeper, without
receiving any eumpIln'hl- "l S",uti
ag,meut. and how er heart ana splfli
were broken when hc married young
woman but three years Older than
sissy: ,. 81. -,, ,t..
streets attend an 90 the matiuo's, NEE.
AN sorts of young men and old men. nn'
go 20 hotel dinners or rupp'tr WIN tb'ih.
men whom she could not introduce 3"
E,r father or whom she would not intro
duce 90 her young -tepWuthvr h'r
fathers second marriage ",ilcill mace
her homeless So that she lived N IN"
streets Her father was liberal with her.
faH . a. r. g.
EIrl was better dressed. She h.DAu"
"a guv and giddy Main street ulrt uul
was often ~esb touring 90" country pro
automobiles with young men. Bit fn
told mn. that her course in lite was 90.
tered and FOR the better when she met
"a mature mHn, almost twice n'r own
age. one whom she termed 900 absolutely
honorable man. She said Co mr.
he WAS boo tTuuhi, and dire dlstrt.s.
and I aided him in the care ui un ir-
valid dear tu him. First ut gave iu.
gratitude bat Z save him my love
saw him de- mIstcrful things tU o .ITi't
hut masterful manner. ana ! Idurtd him
Ills voice was as sweetest music Geo Hfs
ears but ] was obliged 20 leave him
after my mission WAS accomplished. uuu
in sheer desperation 90 losing him, ! wen,
ON AN automobile tour which extended
far into The night Although there WIS
another lady with me, the tour caused
gossip. and Frank heard some hing uf ~
In q bar-room. ~" came Go W" ana
told me what be- had heard. and when ]
augrilv resented any uusstiuu ot my iu-
tegrity. he told mc that Dee had lowed
me. had been intending Co come Co me-
with his love. but lcit mc in anger. say
~ when q Young woman permits her
name 10 become % bdr-roum jest, ID"
cannot worthily wear the name Of az
honurahl, man
and those words" continued Miss
Thorue. Fang i1 her ears constantly.
causing her To- fade away from 'atth
They affected her mind. so thar SHE be-
came sleopl,ss Nervous affections fol-
lowed and nnally the feytrs. diabetes
nervous prostrltiuu, and the fatal ruu.r.
carried her on She never told me- wHu
Frank was hut said that she did NOT
hcl.Vc I had ever seen or heard 81
him
Just then an attendant handed Mis-
Thorn" &C. card. which she read and poe
rsad. and then handed 30 Co.. Sister
Teresa. who said can Frank Sanford
D. The man who broke her h-Irt'
lly was admitted. man ~ medium
size physically not the kind OF a mun to
awaken passion iu the mind 1f v."lu.
And vet thHr" was singular melody
and power loo his voice which We rrrur
nized as different from fh' average soto.
Thuruc but She made herself known fu
him. and su did Sister TDr,u D..
med embarrassed 1913 br sHId. %
wanted Co see thr head nurse loo order
tu inquire 10 his Is the hospital o. which
Miss MurMuhun was recently tkcu
Size died this morning.
eyes. th.s d. ne hospital 90 which she
"uud this a the hospital from which hHr
dead body will hc taken this afternoon
I'm, bell Goo the hTll rang sharply us
Miss Thurut pressed pa button, before She