The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-16
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In whose wits he trusted to help then,
get away. Barnaby brought the blind
man, and brought also Hugh. whom he *
SO doing he was seen by Dennis, the
llangmar. 5 "a "a
This vllianious sneak, knowing that 4
the daring OF the rioters had reached Its II
limit, and that they must soo11 be scat d
tered and subdued, and thinking to pur-55
chase pardon for himself by piece 4
OF treachery, without delay brought
soldiers, who surrounded the shed. q The q
blind man, attempting to run away, vas
shot dead and the others, Ridge. Hugh
and poor dnnocent Barnaiby. were cap
Stured 81 ~ al si5 sSE{l
@ Then. highly satisfied with his work,
the pan gnlan set out Tor the house IN
where Sim Tappertit had confined Emma
Haredale and Dolly WARDEN. He wanted
them we'll out Of the way. lest they
should testify that he had helped to
burn The Warren and to kidnap them. 4,
He had thought OF @ plan to have them
tax en- to a boat IN the river and COM
,yeyed where their friends would never
find them. and to carry them OF he q
secretary, who was the more willing az
he had fallen In love with Bmma's
beauty. mi Ii sts;S ~ II
But this wicked plan was never to be i;
carried out. The very hour that Cash
ford calno on this pitiless errand, while i
he roughly bade Emma, prepare to de:
part, the doors flew open. Men poured y
In led by Edward Chester, who KIN ocked
Gas hford down ;f and IN another moment N
Emma was clasped in her uncle's em-s
brace, and Dolly. laughing and crying 4
III x the same ii time, fell III into tho arms
OF her father. Their place Of conceal
sment had been discovered a few hours
nod
time in planning their capture. 8$$2fi
Dennis, the hangman, in spite of his 4
previous treachery, was caught In the 4
ira I, aud taken straight way to Jail q and I
simon Tappertit, wounded and raging
wa tched Doily's depar ture from the floor.
where he Il lay with his wonderful legs.
the pride and glory Of his life, crushed
Into 1shapeless ugiiness. The famous
riots were over. Lord George Gordon was
a prisoner, hundreds were being S ar-SS
rested, and London was again growing
quiet. iS5 VII sFt 81,
d, Mrs Gsudge. poor mother. at last As
found Barnaby where he lay cha ned lin
latter day she never M eft him, while
|Warden the locksmvth, and Haredale#
worked hard for his release. They
| carried his cnse# even to the King, ana I
lat the last moment, while no rode on
his way to the execution, his pardon
was granted. 81 st I, i, ,,3F
OF the rest who died on the scaffold, NJ
Rmdge. B the murderer, was hanged revll-s
ling q men to the last; Maypole 4 Hugh
died glorying in his evil life and with SnsS
les t oni5h lips, and Dennis the hang
man. was dragged to the galloWs crlng
ing shrieking for mercy W IS
few weeks Saf ter & Emma Haredales
was married Ito Edward Chester ana ana
sailed with him back to the West Indies,
VII are lie had established a furnishing Y
Before this however. his father, Sir;
John Chester, was we'll punished for MS
hard heart and bad deeds by the dis
covery that Maypole Hugh. the hostler.
was really his own una wledsed son. 4
whose mother he had deserted many
years before. But even this blow, and
the marriage Of his son, Edward. q, e
the niece OF his lifelong enemy did not
soften him ,5 He still hated Haredale
It'll his old venom and loved ito go 70
the ruins OF 'The Warren 80 and gloalt 4
over Its destruction. 5it. s5ysi "a
On one Of these excursions ne met n
ana tainted IIaredne beyond al /. en- III
durance. sThe two men drew atnelr4
swords and fought q duel which ended
sby Hnrednle' s running Sir John through
the heart. Haredale left England at
once. entered a convent in "a foreign
country and spent his few remaining re- o.
mOrSe ful years an beNeto po1Ael1tSS. 10 Z,
Lord George Gordon, the poor deludcd n
noble who had been the cause OF all this
disorder. finally died, harmless and quite
crazy in Newgate Prison. Sim y ap i
apertit. in spite OF his active part N
the riots, was lucker, for he got OF WIZ
two wooden legs and lived many yea rs.53
u corner bootblack.
N Joe. OF course, married Dolly Warden
and the locksmlt tn gave her such a gen
erous marriage portion that he was able
to set up In business. succeeding MS
fnther as landlord Of the old Maypoe
Inn, and there theyNliyed long and happl-s
Enrnaby Rudge, after the death OF his
father, gradually became more rational
and was everywhere great favorite
with old and young. He and his mother
lived always on the Maypole farm, and x
there were never two happier souls than
Y As for Grip, the raven, Tho soon for-
got his jail experience and grew sleek
and glossy again. For whole year
he never uttered a word TIL one sunny
morning no suddenly broke out with
"I'm a devil, In, a devil. I'm devil.,,8
In extraordinary rapture. From that
time on he talked more and more, and
as he was only $50 years old when
Barnaby was gray headed "a mere In
FAINT for a. rayen) he is very 'probaabl &
talking yet, NJ, ls