The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-04-23

sengers, both whom had been startled comfortable
to find themselves in the center of mob Every as
sailing them with questions all popounded the
couple struck speeche though one lawyer and the
other a young lady
"Nr Hgginbothaml Mr. Hgglnbotham! Tell us the partc
ulars about old Mr. Higgnboham bawed the mob what Is
the coroner vedctf Are the murdere apprehended Is Mr.
Higgnbothams of her antng hts Mr. Hggn-
botham Mr. Hgginbotham!'
The said awfuIy at the
bringing him of horses The lawyer
inside had generally his wits about him. even when asleep The
thing did after learning the the excitement
produce large red pocketoo Meantime Domnicus Pike,
being extremely polite young man and also suspectng that
would tell the story glby lawyers had
lady the coach She fine, smart girl
wide awake and bright as button and had such sweet
pretty Domncus would lief have heard
love tale from 1t tale of murder.
the lawyer the shopkeepers
the mill the factory girls 81 that
unaccounabe mistake probably wifu falsehood
heousy conred to inure Mr. Higsnbohams credit has eN
singular We through Kmbaton at
morning certainly should have been In
the murder had any been perpeated But have
proof nearly Mr. Higgnbohams oral test
mony negative relating suit of his in
which delivered that gentle
himself. find 1t dated at 10 o'clock last evening"
saying the lawyer exhibited the signature the
which refragaby proved either that this Mr.
Higgnboham alive when he wrote or as some deemed
probable doubtful he alb
worldly business continue
his death But unexpected evidence forthcoming The
young listening to the peddlers explanation merely
seized moment to smooth her and put her curs in order
and then appeared at the tavern door, making modest signal to
be heard
"Good people," said She 81 Hgginbotham's niece'
wondering through the beholdng
her bright that unhappy niece
the authority of the Parers Falls be
lying at deaths door fantng fit But srewd fellows
had doubted all along whether lady would be quite
desperate the hanging of a rich old uncle.
"You continued Miss Hgginbotham, with
this story is quite unounded myself believe
may o be equally n o my Hig-
ginboham He has the kindness give home his
though contribute by teaching school,
Kimbaton this morning spend
with friend about five miles Parkers Falls
generous when he heard
his bedside $3.50 another
dollar He then laid his pockebook
pillow, shook hands with advised
my bag instead breakfasng the road
therefore that left alive
shall find him my return"
young courtesed the speech which
sensible well worded and delivered with
that everybody thought her fit to
academy the a stranger would
that Mr. Hggnbotham object Of adherence at
that thanksgiving had proclaimed
excessive the wrath the inhabitants
mistake The mill resolved bestow public
Domnics Pike only hesiUting whether
ride him rail refresh him with an abution
of which he had declared
The selectmen adYce the
spoke prosecuting him misemeanor circulating
reports the disturbance the
commonwealth Nothing saved Domincus either rom mob
Justice but eloquent made by the
his behalf Addressing few words OF heartfelt
benefaCtes he mounted the
town under discharge of artillery from the schooboys who
of ammunition in the neghborg clay pits
his head TO exchange a
Hggnbothams niece ball of the
pudding slap the mouth giving Lin
His whole person so bespaeed with the like filthy
ALMOST mind to ride
threatened abution the pump though
meant kindness, would been charity
However the poor Dominic us, and the
mud enDem all status oi undeseryed opprobrum