The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-03-05

should have slept but poorly my sec
conceal Nor did like the two
accident the dead girl to conceal that either
But what most in thoughts vas the consideration,
having become recipient of nis dis
closure? had proved the to be o.gent vgant PAINS
taking But long might ne rensn in his
mind? Though subordinate position still he held
important would Instance ike
life the chances Of his continuing execute with pecsionf
Unable feeling that there would something
communicating what he rad told bis
supeors in the company without first being plain with himself
and proposing middle him. ultimately resolved to
offer him. otherwise keeping his secret for the
present. the west medical practitioner we could hear OF In
parts take his opinion. change in his time of
duty had apprised and he
off hour after sunrise and again soon
after sunset had appointed to return accordingly -
evening lovely and walked out early to
enjoy IT. The was not yet quite Gown wnen the
field path the of the deep curtng would extend my
walk hour said myself half an hour and half an
hour back and would then be time to my signamans
Before pursuing my stepped
caly from the point from which had first seen
him. describe the thrill that seized upon me when close
the mouth of the tunnel the appearance of man with
passonatey his right ar!
The nameless horror that oppressed me 5ssed moment
moment that this of man was man
indeed and that there was little group OF other men STANDING at
short distance whom he seemed to be rersng the gesture
he made The danger light was not yet lighted Against It's
little low hut entirely to had been Inade or
wooden supports and arpaun looked no bigger nah
With Irresistible that something was wrong with
hasng self eproachfu fatal mischief had come Of ny
leaving the there and causing one to be sent to
correct what he did, descended 'r netchd path win az the
speed could make = :. sys so
'What Is the maerY asked the Il IA XAfvt1u
"Signalman killed this morning. SIR" ,l%AEANl2&HA
mot the man belonging to that box% ,fS }~AkxD 8
"Yes sir" r'ar--r~vre
mot the knowW
"You will recognize him. II you knew him.. said tA nan
who spoke for the Others soeny upcoveg his head ana
raising of the tarpaun "for bis quite composed
"Oh how did this happen? How 80 tps happen asked
turning from another the nut closed again.
"Ie cut down by engine. No man in England
his better But somehow he not clear of the
rail- 1t just broad had struck the light
and had the lamp his hand engine came out OF the
tunnel his back cut him down. That
showing it happened. Snow the
gentleman, Tom" tla.ta
The a rough dress. stepped back
former place the mouth the tunnel
Coming the In the tunnel sr he said II
the like him perspective glass
There time speed and knew him to be
heed of the whistle,
when running him and called to hun
loud could call" n,
"What did you say?" 4
81 Below, here Look saks
clear the wayp"
| started
"Ah II dreadful me sr never left off calling
put eyes 1
the last. but 1t o use"
Without prolongng narrative dwell any of IN
than any other may ciosins
point warning engine crivas
repeated haunting him. which
che gesticuation he had initiated. =