The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-17

! Ing. She had nothing but a bad ut, duo
! to temper. And when John returns
/ home. how does hc find her-dying?
No. She is sitting on the front porch.
lilo remained Twenty-Five minutes. and
yet. though he says he thought her
condition alarming. he left Mrs. Var
brough with her. and came back to
town to attend to his business. lie has
ms lunch. which was more important
than his dying mother
Wien Frank came, he told him he
| Fnew he was coming on Saturday. and
50 did not think II necessary to tclc-
graph to him. II was not important
enough to telegraph to Frank, but he
ana think 1t important enough to tclc-
graph to his sister on her honeymoon
ana when Mrs. Walker returned she
telephoned to her Aunt Amanda. who
told her to go on; that her mother was
leu right, and was out in tho ward
Feeding tho chickens How do YOU
| reconcile that with the other state
montS?
Snys lie Left Her to Die.
And after John goes out again to
the home of his father. no leaves to
attend To his flowers. leaving his broth
er to watch the breath go out Of his
dying mother.
When Mrs. Walker got tho telegram
she dlUiit want to go back. for with
tie instinct of n woman she knew thnt
sho would suffer the fate of Lots wife.
VINO went back aid was turned into ~
Pillar OF salt. She suspected that tele
gram. suspected II OF being like tho
iro1an morse. having an enemy CON
cealed within it. She was afraid TO
come back; afraid that something
might happen. Something did happen.
iou remember that sho told Grant he
would have to be good to her. as she
hhh given up everything for him. and
loi" nm that her family would never
har hat ~,
hcT go wrong than marry him There
was something in that family to prom ut
nor TO say thing like that"
ihen Mr. Wendenburg analysed her
! testimony.
| The only objection thcv have
brought forth against Walker" he
! went on, lis that thcy were proud ana
uc-bloodcd. Think of breakinr I'M n
! marriage FOR reason like thnt! And
! Wneh we asked her why her family
objected, all she could say was be
I cause. She knew If she gavo the true
reasons II would settle this case on the
spot. and so all she could say was be
cause.
: Next Step In Dramatic Farce.
what IL The next step in this dra-
/ matte farce? Louis told her to 20 on.
ana when Frank heard OF that. he said.
/ MY God. Louis has thrown the fat in
/ the hrc. Can't we get a telegram 70
I stop her going 70 Washington and sec
! h'e al the beautiful sights OF that
/ magnificent city? So he sends "a tcIe-
! gram To Alexandria to intercept her.
! telling her all would he right when
I she got back. And what again of her
/ mother? When some one called up her
/ mother again she asked what kind Of n
/ dress her daughter had on Yes. nv
/ friends. she wanted 10 know how her
/ daughter was dressed before she died
! and went 10 her eternal home And OF
1 John again. He approached Grant
/ Walker at Seventh and Broad win
+ the slime of a serpent and tho sting
/ OF {; reptile, and asked him what he
/ mad done. And then he refused tho
! courtesy OF tho car offered to take
them To the bedside OF the much diving
mother. Ana there never WAS a time
during all that day that the diving
mother was in bed. The doctor visited
! her that night at $50 and told us on
the stand that She was not in danger
/ then. Yet Frank telephones TO tho
/ Walkers that she was very III and I'm
/ danger Of dying
/ Hear Talk Of Murder
/ Don't you think all that had so,ne
/ effect on the girl" Didn't II make her
/ feel rs If shc were insane. so that
/ she ased her brothers to take her 10 n
/ sauatorium" Their her father walks
. into the scene, and. laying his hands
I on her head. tells her that he'll shoot
her husband if he comes out DO YOU
suppose she wanted to see her home