The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-03

standing TS.le and sorrowful. vet tranquil,
like a queen brought to trial ia a revolu-
ton she had not roIsnd.
If ! may speak. your Honor. she said.
This ordeal has heen narrowing TO me.
hut fhsv" rpdUr.~i u in silenCa. believing
tha' IL Wa night that tine law should lie
~..rirhri shat y" crime had been com
Nnu',-i except the Crin" of my poor
hushard ara.H.' himself. but row I
IN not willing ;hs' this Obi gentleman.
Shn s,mply did hIudn'-ss tn woman
"a di-, RS. whOTr he hs,d rsNer seen he
fore. wnnm u" knew nothing about should
., ns-iissSly annoyed. " your Honor
requires furihe- evidence 7 will take the
stand mys"if and tell NJ our domestic
troubles
IN" Jury don't cars 10 hegr thin. your
Ahuo-- lnfarJO-ad the foreman Rad
enough To- hsv" thtm without telling Of
ih'n Wa'r' Coptint-
Il did NOT call YOU. madam r-pled
tho I orun'f 'Hp"a'iA.. ] feared thai cir
r,iins'-ucs.s micht ari~a which would
r,L," u unfair tor M. To- have don. so
However. ! aCr'" nh ~" foreman that
such % cont tVCeu"s will not sytst. But
thor" R-s en-" "r two poi"ts which u
s.'stnS u nie should In cl.'trRi M IN the
interests Of jtIdaiueu' l will ask vou
tn"r. IL captain why you drove 20 the
ua.S and Why Won made thai remark
h"tor" yOu heard 1T your husbands
death"
Standing IN her place. still queenhke
Mrs COole took the oath
Ms huSbaud aud had bitterly quar-
r~iiai about a matter that concerned only
Cllr-elvs.s she answered. left him in
anger All agitation determined IN end
my sor-n~s hy throwing myself In the
psv< lake.
Il. -, ,..... ,,,lo ,i,. rI,,.y, Oh. .,Ia,o.
with ihe s-Ais shiniDR 40 peacefully over
head. letter thoughts came o. mc.
recalled INV own I'AoT!s, who loved me,
who would grove Tor me. ] determined
- 20 70 tl,~m, tn Accept tho aid they would
So gladly give.
Then this morning when the detective
cnm0 So unexpectedly " 10 any wonder
that I should have attributed tho same
mad purpose 20 NV husband which had
nearly DESTROYED rIos-
Your Amor broke N tho foreman.
-tac jury don't care to hear an1y moro.
Their vFUlIc. u 5 ',,.side, A. Il vud have
becn ard a. Il shgi have besn d'T.oklv
! after the physician testified. An thot'a
all. eIcipt good ridGancs 10 lad rub
! bidge"
/ stood diso-cstly at one ssle while tho
{ FEDERATED ma;rons foInoed olt wagging
'nrir rir hats - gelY over sOmethir q
Mrs Bullion vas Srviu 2 abpJi' an inspIsdeTt
htusy. no ipstteT thar she should be. drn Z
T. no. Wa'eN Wnlla NrS. Dow len
;as,-ed GA. on her h,s.aGd's arm. her
eyes csst down. her than lips smilir q
J i:cfnU!ousiy. Then ] approached Mrs.
I CoOlp.
-Ihad an idea. said. that you wanted
mo 20 testify"
! 4 dih want you - testify AZ first, .
J shc replied y I'D intend 20 testify fully
I myself. but = gn:n ITspented. Why should
| I caus, aUr. uer INT ncen. person To- suffer
! Vengeance j. mine. sa'th the Lord.
| NUhOu. wa!.lnE for NE 10 answer. and
] Indeed she would have waited in vain
she passed cut of the room. she pas~.ed out
Of the Tavdrey Hous- and out 81 our
permanent boarding lives forever.
In n few months another departure
took place which caused genuine regret
Mrs Duvdsn hal been aiiinE. Her htls-
band decided g. take her to Europa. 70
: the mild lake region oi Italy.
| Bur though gone she was not forgotten
| I remember enc day a. ] strolled up and
down the ofice noticing a group Of nnAtrona
| smiling their approval Of q letter Mrs.
! bullion Was reading 70 them. Presently
! that august lady hailed me
e know yoti miist remember Mr.. Dow
den as pleasantly a. xe al do, Mr.. Snihen.