The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-11-09

night Ia frequent Il certain cafe. lie
would leave IL nj II late hour and walk
I To his home on Montmartre. One night
7 Pyle appeared in this cafe. De Pavnes
was there talking 10 an excited crowd
that had gathered about him on the
events of the revolution He was
violent Jacobn ANA was dcnouncing
the conservative GiruudiStS
1t was = O'Clock in the morning
when De pavncs started for home
Pyle left Il few moments later follow.
Ing the man he sought until the two
We're alone in narrow, deserted
street al the base Of Muntmartrc Pyle
walked directly behind he pavncs I'll.
the latter mo- rcliShiils any one at his
( back turned. Pyle stopped
"Who are you. and what do you
wish" asked De Payncs
Il am Sidney Pyle of Virginia, whom
you iInpriSonrd on false, CESSATION.
and | wish to kill you"
Each wore the sword commonly car.
ricd at the time. and each drcW. Pyle
during his Imprisonment had lost boti
strength ard SKIN but lie had not made
this move I'LL ~ had rscovercd both.
De PavncS had been known rs one OF
the best sworlSmcn in Paris but he
had II bad reputation owing Ia certain
foul thrusts he had made in his ducls.
Pyle went at him with the GOODNESS OF
n devil arl IN y few seconds ran him
through the heart.
The Nrginan did not stop to call at
. t,ptinu IN bts uIy ,InnI hnhy
though he left his mark--a with the
point of his sword on de Pavnes'
breast. The next morning he procured
/ horse and set out for Belgium with
the Intention of paying visit TO
Charles dc Forbes. II meeting with
whom Pyle reliShed more than with
| his late victim. since there was no rev.
olution to interfere with his design
across the border Reaching Brussels.
he found a crowd of emigres and was
! not long in discovering that De Forbes
was among them.
One evening. ut IN entertainment
| given by the Duke Of Orleans. Pyle
| saw his enemy standing by table
| with another person. the two pledging
!
! Forles slipped his wine and set the
4 glass on the tabl" Pyle sauntered up.
/ took the glass in his hand and threw
the contents in De Forles' face.
! De Forles. glaring like II tiger, put
! his hand 10 his sword but remember
! ing where he was. refrained and said
! "Your name and where are you to
be foundt'
"My name is Sidney Pyle of Vir-
: GINA, and II message will reach me at
the -- inn"
! Al the name De Forbes, who had
failed to recognize his antagonist,
started
VERY we'll" he said I'VE shall see
If you are still the swurdsman you
were"
The neGt HOrallg seen after dawn
the two men met and ten minutes
after they had crossrl swords Pyle
drove the point of his weapon into his
cnrmy's h art. When Tie surgeon
tore ol.pn tlIr yirtiEla clio hing he
found on tln spot where the sword
had entered cut in The flesh the letter
v
Pyle now nsdc Inquire, + + The man
who hr felt sure had been the head
and front The conspiracy that had
thrown him Into prison Un the eve or
his intended marriage The other two
he considered mere tpuiS If the Mar
quis dc Bcaurhanp. The Nir%inian
learned lhs' his enemy was living Mt
The. Hague Going there. he inquired
the way To- The marquis abode One
evening Uncl he Bcaurh%np was sit
tin" IN his private apartment opening
out On II laicuny man suddenly APP
pnar,d St"Gdiu" In the window that
reach 81 from the ceiling 10 the floor
"Who are YOU" cried the marquis.
land what 30 you do here
( n am sidney Pyle Of Virginia, late
prisoner ia the(Bhstllc, AMI am here
to have it out with you for putting me
there"
pyl"'s suf!erings In prison had left
their imprint on his features. De
Beauchnmp saw there Il hungry look,
II hunger for revenge. Though the
royalist had escaped the Paris mob,
ravenous for bread this embodiment
of spirit of rcrcngS had followed
him. For years when Il man had
stood in his way he had 'u a. throw
him into prison aud the obstacle was
removed. !!ul nov comes on Of his
victims one who had brought with
him from the colony of the English
virgin queen that thirst for freedom
which had S.cmmCl the current of
tyranny The marquis saw in that
mcrricSs face II sign Of his final pun
iShmcnt
DO your work" he said. 81 AIN UNI
armed" -,
II AIN no murderer"
In corner stood Il rapicr. Pyle
took il ~ aad handed il to the mar
quis The latter rose. and. passing TO
portion If the apartment where
:. there was more room for n passage at
arms. each took position and began to
fight
\ few minutes later servant hear-
ing the sound of u fall entered the