The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-15

and her cheek showed a spot OF Grim
which deepened as the reading of
the AFFIDAVIT vent on As the legal
~Nerbiage drone dthrough the story of
the boys infatuation | looked AT her.
and knew that her indignation was
swelling fiercely at she scarcely knew
what. | began repeating to myself a
passage from Seneca.
objected to-" roared Chester's law.
yer. "as incompetent. irrelevant. i'm.
material. impertinent and grossly
scandalous,"
Miss Frayn clenched her hands and
held her breath as II at the realiza-
ton OF her worst fears. Then the
Judge spoke. The affidavit" said he.
attributes 10 Miss Frayn a malIgn
and %corrupting influence over the
whole neighborhood. and"
sub" she gasped.
Again did the Judge rap for order.
Ruling reserved" said he. PRO.
coed
T~riumphantly Beasley went on with
the resolutions. At last Miss Frayn
seemed TO understand. She o with
a gesture. and In frozen dignity ad-
dressed the court.
Judge Wo'thinton." said she.
Aim not quite ce'tain All get he
full meanin' OF this. but All feel that
All cainjt pe'mit IL to go fu'thah. All
desiah 10 say 10 YOU as a gentleman
eli+ en- Acquaintance. " not a friend.
mat Z "se an things that cannot be sail
OF "a lady. sub"
rhe defendant said the Judge. after
tW" "r three Intellectual attempts 10
speak. will be heard through Lef conn
sel-proCted.'
She was hurt and desperate as she sat
down. and IN q cold and livid fury. with
her ewes level and shining Ike knife
points she put OFF. with a look like ,
GLOW. Cehster's efforts to comfort her.
S's >at, an alien in an inhospitable lani.
htdeed about by q wall Of dispIeasure al
s",n. i"rmte-s insult and az friends
s] T5tngt' ShiES'ry TIE iadse 5essn
'oF TIE one SIDE and then for the other.
a. Judges do.
"Thc evidence tends to prove" ssld
he. "t7at Roberta Lee Frayne mas a
muiiEnr fascination over Ae- rupils-the
i1rEer boys especially. that she has lurel
them into personal Attendance upon her
clied young men 70 duciS, brawls,
bir'cats Of the peace. end
] could see that she thought the
p.iase IT tends 10 prove" an expression
OF his bel ef IA the charges. and as he
went on her face famed red once more.
PEI back from TIRE table as u 10 clear
'"- ;'on. one LITTLE hand lifted, the
OF ~ ~. the folds OF her dress.
1.# OF AFAH 100 IaNElNl NI tNQlk=
notion which was splendid and terrible.
MS must stop. II man false friends
iaCk The cAiNa,rX g. protect me and man
1hester half rose. as ~ to throw him
self mt" the hopeless contest.
TIE Defendant dos not understand
ssid the Judge The defendant will re-
same her seat. The evidence tends to
prove that"
for the girl drew a short small pistol
ana aimed at Tim. We were frozen In
horror Judge Warrington looked un-
AHNerinRiy into the muzzle.
h.. c~ta. said he
ten saw "a rush by Ctptain Win
.'i" ' ~tr'h- her arm. the pistol
'.-Iu o.. and as Miss Frayu sank back
.r." m- W"rh'rs arms. Judge Worth
-S'or s'eiped down with a rent across
.~uruli~r from which he Withdrew
IT. fingers FtatucI req From under
10 t1'.r "trr" Irresistible force had
! uf"vr 60" saw him take an unre-
fa.Irr. -a,t 10 You don't I'M
az" bon sou wa.' III HistoI back.
Ten De- stood 49, a1I took COM
liciasi0 sail be-. will remove
90. -" cnfant AMI Mrs. EoEgs 20 my
= "l.re' snail thy"-iirate 'nls IN
camera rm no. hurt. genttcment.
rH. .tau 20 p.r s. prizes and nm able
' s." "n r'd taxi" such measures as
t.. I',t',I NJ y9if';
IHu f-il YOU. suII NiuIllekauf
W- ' frnWl "gf whore We went In NO
H.- gan stand aElu her at cius range
attain wInae'I'- face bore a puz-
7Iei iri u'r er.,pe smile az he
r.1 amt subtle these southern
~. ", dirt g t.story." said / -
vs.. i.. constructed and absorhed