The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-25

and this familiar truth promised
right before the following Finally obtained ply
Sican solemn promise that the police should husband
until Sir Reginald Vivian familiar with the
knowing that Dan slept her repose proved u
and broken by pain Thankfully she dawn gladly
p At i an i %rdeai now Fastening upon l heT IT,
Vivian Mrs Prows her SON Samuel Prowe and shorthand
entered the room where Minnie law Nurses were also in
attendance and before Mrs story and the
Then TIE wife made her She spoke calmly nd
clearly there hesitation those present were
able to confirm her account in every particular.
When Titus Sim told that poor Rx Parkinson going
him at MI Sim said believed that Rx Parkinson
fGud prove my husband innocent 1t understood also THAI
fhat witness have never trusted him so thought that would
and she agreed with might safer I had already
SPOKEN to sam Iroe here He was always friend Daniel
and trusted HIM AS he lived next door to Mr. Parkinson
easy to have him there His mother took Samuel into the sick
man room while Mr. Parkinson slept He hidden hang
ing cupboard and heard every that passed Afterwards when
we had gone and the sufferer asleep again
said You can compare what he wrote with sbat %
not know what he wrote"
Minnie then told the story of all that
b i ana young F[o%s confirmed it Ills mother also explained
Sims offer of marriage and his threat when She
refused him Daniel told his story,
friend and NARY the widow or tb;s t po eoy ms Oh
witness but viewed in the light Of SIM nbsoort s
tons appeared in the highest degree credible was
the dead poahers accompce also seemed Minnie men
toned the broken pipe found by her after poahng at Flint
Mddeco Lower Hundred She had kept both articles and
sewing on another button for him positive that button
usual pattern and noched edge Sir Reginald at
taed no importance Sim had upon the scene
OF the murder in the wood but the pipe evidence
titus Sim himself proved we'll enough ntcrrogated
at this OF affairs but he left the hospital under
arrest and on the day, Sweeand departed The foot
man confessed to nothing but his wifes
cen to free Daniel and him very genuine m
unph therefore, awaited the Corder from
plymouth congratulated the streets the small
boys crowded behind him and shouted "hurrahT
Ills father weared the world with Dams praises; his mother
spent halt her time her knees thanking God other half
running after her But thanks Henry and Sir Reg
maid something solid than popularity awaited Daniel The
knight who counted little Of first Importance lie and pros
per OF his and heir amazed mother his
ttude toward young Sweetand.
lie Tor the hero of the moment
place between them the drift of which hidden from Daniel mill
weeks afterwards Upon this Sweetland OF whose
tae Jesse agans dye had scarcely yet departed found the
master OF MddeGott and the village schoomaster awaiting
On the study table paper statements Of ac
counts and various less complicated memoranda
Now, Dam said Sir Reginald, I'm man OF few words and
hate to waste them Therefore the
well be left take Of To explain now nnioht
be to do unnecessary thing I'll explain afterwards ena
nations called for This Mr. Bright master of the BOARD
School You know him already and he were sharD
pupil and good at figures though abomnab law hone h
right Tor sake far mathematics are concerned