The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-15
4 coPyRloHT, 1904. sYStARPER : snorHERa

= I1 nanA you: e 10y .pIoceeu. i
.bo !, WIEN A id ~ tooh oves s4e naaa
careful enaminstion # the
n been always locked up. We, found ID
me hIass 6ox there, a atm ,its con1enss
1 nad neen destroyea. IN ne INSIDE aa o.
!he cover was paper laDel, VIII the
lnl5lais q n. y. y. Iepeated..up y;
ana Letters, memoIaEua, rec1ipts, anu
hs natnrs
pa agsu 1h ,hdle b ba dstrovaa ~
Colonel openshaw. For the rest, there
was nothing of much Importance in the
attic, save I great many scattered pa
pers ana a. no 3; bearing upon IN. my
uncle g llfe ln@A q Some l OF them
ne had done his duty well, and , !,
borne the repnte tof; q pra s:y soldier 60
construction ofthe southern T. states, and
were mostly concerned with politics,
for he had evidently taken . strong
tlc1ans IS, who had been sent down from
the north. =.
i fo+has eae pegnn ra q Hora
When my rather az came 70 i've g. .d Hor.
N sha US an a t nsnt 5aas M Ss'ie
the fourth Gay after the = new year
heard my rather give "a; sharp ery q
as sR b T Tb sat togasaer s. me Dffsk
neWly:oPened envelope N one mana ma ana
I'VE dried orange Pips IN tne OUT
stretched ned PAIN q the other other one. ,,5 he
naa always taughsq az: Wnas.ne caileo
NY c0ch puli :stoty dpout lug
OoloTel' put .a9 looKea :yery ssaIeo hna
puzz1eu now Inds tne saiae tnAnR Aau
cone n W uRon nlMse 4 ..L a.. 49,.
~, w4atE o On. ealtn ooeSt InAS
mean n, John1, ne stammered. 80.
= my heaIt n nag TUE turned 70 1eao. y
nHa looked ;nsiia the enve1one. $50
i ia he cried 1Here ara ,the very
letters. But what ia this written above
themq; - :, - : - = !, 8: s
read. peeuinp over, his: shoulder. II.
| HiWhat naners9. What snndial9, he
asked. =, {: :. !.
q 1.-THE snntlfal&in the Garden. There
ia no other. said IT, chit the papers
must be those that are DESTROYED 3
S1tPoohl said he. gripping hard at
his COURAGE. 1--WE arein Civilized land
th;s kind. Where does the thing Come
fromS; 49, uosS ~ 's :, 49,
VtFrom Dundee, I answered. glanc-
ino Of +ha nostroark e q s,
& SSon,e prennsterons nractical Joke !,
said he, sWhat have fo 10 With sun
diais and naners9eI shall take no notice
Of such nonsense 73.- -. ~ :"
police, I said. s,:' :,
Nothing Of the sort; -,
sSnThen let me do 500, ~
u1No + forbid von. I.won ,t.h have
fuss made about such nonsense.
EIt was in vain to arpue with him.
for he was very obstinate man. /
went about. however. with q heart
which was full of forebodings.
| :ttOn +ha +h;rd low af+ar Tho coro5ro
20 Tho 1etter NV fat5ar went from honoe
- 11;s;+ v on ia fr;and ~ h;s Mo ior
Troehn n ''- wbo - ~ coJnmand ~ one
~ ~ fo,rt MD unnr PortsdoIrr. Hi,
was Glad tbat he shonid 90 for +
s 600 ~. - ne +bat ha waa ferfber FROM
Sanner ruban b &c. I1a 10 o1o Nc froro bo,na
IN ~ hnwarar Nn uas =; error 1Inon
the second dayof his absence ]. received
a telegram from the Major. impIoring
t fallen over one a the deen cha1knifs
which abound in the neighborhood, and
was living senseless.:. with "a shattered
skull. 7 hurried to him, but he passed
away without having ever recovered his
consciousness. He had, as it appears,
been returning from Fareham in the
twilight, and as the country was un-
known to him, and the chalkpit un-
fenced, the iury had no. hesitation In
bringing, in verdict Of sDeath: from
: accidental, causes. {. Carefully as i ex-
! ahmed every fact connected with his
death. T was unable to find ANYTHING
which could suggest the idea Of murder.
There were no signs Of violence, no
footmarks. no robbery. no record of
stranoars HAVING heen seen f'TnoI, the
roa dso And vet + need not fell Won that
nv mind Was far from at ease, and that
~ no, 90. ra1ln;rb oarta;, ~ +ha+ se,ne 20,
n1ot had heen woven oS' round I him. -s u'
20 esTns tb;s s;n;star wav cama into nv
inber;+ance Vo,, u; H asL 1ghr T 81
not d;snnse ~ ia answer hacanssa I
;, was veil convinced thai orr troubIes
, were in some way dependent upon ' an
incident in NV Hncless life: ana the
, danger would be AZ pressing in one
house an in, another
.sT+ w,as - Taa,,..r Jog 4..4
49,. &c t Mas, Ia LII cla e.; o3' snas niy
p ugi a;nht an,+ha LIS Sa, ad 1a sm9 ya a
~ ~ Rnr; ,nn ths+ au neS
L Snen. Du - LA time : 4aye uveu
4naPpllys a. g. H 4h;s anu nao oegun
70 nope that inns curse mad passed away
from on the family, and that It had ended
with the last generaCloH. mad begun
TO take comfort COO soon, however; yes:
terday morning tne pl9w 1en IN the
ID very snap, IN winch u nad come upon
my w, 1ather. -,
Ihe young man TOOK from MS: waist:
coat crumpied envelope, ana, turning
to to the table, ne shook out upon 1t I'VE
!, 1lUCl6 QTl0u7 sOTdUX6 Pups. iHt