Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-28

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"eeh we may look TOT H. Ihen you
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departure lhe interview might have
""eu I'VE minutes. she feit as though
haa lasted an hour.
she followed the doctors advice and
'It Hhlf Tue money she had In charge
the CLERK. Then she went upstairs.
It" WIS not seen to come down again.
TT when the $40 train started out OF
W station that night II had for Il pas
'hser young, heavily yelled girl, who
vent straight to her section. A bal
bhr running 10y her window had IN
rcd her escape.
III" wa1 missed the next morning
ma an account of her erratlc flight
cached 'hc papers and was published
'r and wide. Eut the name of Miss
'arol.ne Campbell conveyed nothing
% III" public.
At the h"use "f DIR. Carpenter she
met NJ. Molnt, What she told him
h"rtcncd him greatly for the struggle
hr saw before him. Indeed. II altered
the Who'll" ion" OF til" defense. Per-
"cir'ng from her story and from what
ne doctor could tell him of their meet
Ing NJ the station that her return TO
town was no yet II secret to every one
but Themselves, he begged that the
secret should continue to be kept.
Carmel wished her brother Informed
or her return, but the willy lawyer PER
suaded her To excuse him from taking
Arthur Into his confidence until the
last moment. He knew that he would
receive only opposition from his young
and stubborn client. One Of the stipu.
lations which he had made In securing
Mr.. MOffat for his counsel was that
Carmel's nnme was to be kept us much
as possible out of the proceedings, and
to this Mr.. Moffat had subscribed. not.
withstanding his conviction that the
crime laid to the defendants charge
was n result Of Ranelagh's passion for
Carmel and consequently distinctly the
work Of Ranelaghs own hand.
He had thought that he could win
his case by the powers OF oratory and
a somewhat free use Of innuendo, but
his view changed under the fresh en-.
lightenment which he received in his
conversation with Carmel. He saw