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the girl said seriously. Arthur, the man whispered.
xl 4 t���� tni"r ' No, dearest, I d) not doubt you. I 1 She•eoveredhim with the revel -
' I sorry for hien t stranger there at I vel' while she hacked across the
the boarding house. And besides I I laundry room. When she had gain-
k'ltfl)a 1', M Al 7, fenwanted him to meet et the sweetest ed the stairs, she bolted the door and
:--- woman in St. Louis, be whispered as fled trembling to the hall tibove. At
Bad Bad Burglar,
he pressed just the suggestion of a the library door she halted, aid a
kiss on her cheek.. low cryeseaped from her lips, as
13y the way, I'll go and hunt up she caught sight of another man in
that Harper for you, dear, 'he said the open window.
with an effort at spontaneity that Blanch my darliny are you safe
Br EMILY 1,. SC'HMIDT, was not altogether a success. Then Arthur Forrest cried as he beheld
; she left the drawing room; walked her white robed figure.
Isn't it 1. Ft the:u.tCut ? It half way up the stairs, deseended lIow did you escape, I thotight
seem, there u-' piatt'A $cerin, frutn ` softly and slipped softly into the the outer door was locked ehe said as
them. The eap,'l•, currant nothing i library. Dulano was at her side in she repelleu his touch.
but burtela.-eee l"ullht'i iei and hold- ': an instant, Escape! the young man cried
ups. I'tn almost afraid to look ( I am sorry you spoke of the jewels in astonishment, I have been follow -
under the bed at night. and things. I have reason to think ing him since midnight, One of my
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• •uc1 ,e 11'arden turned the rings ! that Forrest is the burglar. He has men who was left here to guard the
0.1 nor d,t,•,.,•; ,tt•.::ullsley as she I been losing heavily at cards lately house, tells me that he entered this
she spoke. She was not, a timid ,and is in danger of losing his posi- window not ten minutes age. The
girl I,;;;, the ,marl te,t Of bravery had tion at the bank, he whispered Nur. fellow was afraid to follow him alone
riedfy. I have followed him from Ill oadwal ,
not come to her,
What would you do, in case n At the mention of Arthur's name and twice hevaded me. Where is
burglar eetered yune roenl Mr. Blanche would have cried Ont, but he darling-
one
Dulano ? �h' asked, :9dre:,inl;
the man placed his fingers deftly 1�'ho— rvho is it that you are look -
of her callers. over her Ups. As soon as the speech
Exa(•tly 11 Rat 1 did lal•;t night, the !was ended, she flew to her room.
Gentleman replicd. hunted up the magazine, and return -
You surer did net have a burglar , ed to the drawing room. The two
last night, eject Blanch. men were glaring at each other in
Aad why not ? I am keeping the angry silence, when she entered.
affair quiet. Lecauee I have a clew This call promises to be a game of
that is being followed up. Of course 1 freeze -out, so I guess I will leave
it will be sate to Mention it here, land give you a chance to help Miss
Dulano replied. ; Warden to put away the silver. Mr
To he sure. Do tell us about it, Dulano said in a faintly sarcastic
the girl said eagerly -tone to Forrest.
It must have heeu 2 about30 e If Miss Warden desires my help I
o'clock: this morning, ellen evae k shall certainly remain, Arthur said
aroused by sotne one taming a key e angrily.
in the door that communicates with ti I shall require no assistance what -
the atij•,inina r.) : t1. I aur pretty ° ever, the girl replied, haughtily, and
stupid when I first awaken ; but I the two men departed. together. For
was soon aroused to full eon_ebur- some minutes she :'at in the dressing•
ness by sumetle n ;; cold t:a;:sbirtg 01Y ` room, sad and sore. Arthur Forrest
temple. a gambler and perhaps a burglar 1
Oh, how dreadful '- Ira trete cried , No it could not be. And yet why
shivering. • had he been so moody of late? Her
That wasn't the d -, ,ir it East- . heart was sore, and with no thought
laughed Dulana: T :e ran eT3t 1 of the valuables in the house, she
object most to, follewed- ce ;ecsely dragged herself to bed The night
held his gun
e hand" wore on and sleep cane not. The
t:l'luliy Iva
while l e wens thrame.'a e'ea" =t's clock. was just. striking three, when
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diamond scarf pin and an my ready could see the shadowy outline of a
money. ! man. For a moment she was paral•
At what time (Ed you say vzed with terror. The scream that
that occurred ? Arthur Forresta_k.- started from her heart lost itself
ed. i somewhere in her throat. A thous -
Well I didn't have any watch to and awful fancies chased each other
tell me the cut time ; but after 1 through her mind, as the Ivan ad -
had lain awake ter some three or four vanced to the bed. Then she thought
hours the chimes on Pilgrim Church of the revolver that she had intended
soundedtlle three quarter hour, and , to put under her pillow. Alas, it
was peacefully reposing on the dress•
mg table in her father's room, The
man was tall and wore a black mask
He must be the same one wbo
visited Arthur andlMr. Dulano the
Tright before. Perhaps it was
fellows hi our bailee ? Forest said. I Arthur. At the thought of her
What, the burglar was in your : lover, the blood went coursing
room, too Arth—Mr. Forrest ? through her body and to her aston-
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The gas was burning brightly now,
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;ped hinl,elf teo We wateb, my the door opened slowly and she were the burglar, and I thought that
you were using even my love to
further your own wicked ends. That
is why I had courage to walk down
stairs at the point of a revolver. Can
you el er forgive me for cherishing
such an ignoble thought ? she cried
as she buried her face on his bosom
Yes, my darling the young man
said tenderly. But I have stolen
something that is of infinitly more
value than the plate and jewels. I
have stoled this noble heart, and I
am willing to admit that 1
bold bad burglar.
after an equally lung time the clock
struck three. Dulata. replied with a
comical drawl.
Guess it was watches he was after
He got mine at the sante time. Won-
der if he visited any of the other
Blanch cried.
Yes, but he had the kindness to let
me sleep until he had got what he
wanted. He awakened me as he
went through the window, the young
man replied.
Oh, please, don't tell me any more
Blabch exclaimed, You will have
Me so frightened. And I have to
stay here all night with no one but
the servants, You know poor Leona
is very ill, and papa and materna
were called to Chicago to -day, so I
am alone. Miss Warden said wish
some uneasiness'
Really, Blanch it isn't safe for
ishment she found herself calm.
Are you awake, the burglar whis-
pered, and his voice sounded strange
ly familiar.
Yes, she said faintly.
Then get up. Don't be afraid. I
am not going to harm you. I only
want the family jewels. Take inc
to where they are kept, he whisper-
ed again.
At the sound of that voice, tile.
vestage of fear left her. Indignation
and outraged feeling smothered
every other emotion in her heart.
She would prove this lover of hers.
Without a moments hesitation she
you to stay here alone. Arthur said I arose from her bed, glanced indiffer-
seriously.
Oh I am not afraid, I'll put the
jewels and plale in the big chest in
the cellar, and sleep with a revolver
under my pillow. It would be real
fun to have a burglar come. Blanche
replied laughing.
They then dismissed that terror
inspiring theme from the conversation
but Arthur continued restless and un
easy. IIe stood at the window and
sang. As Dalano turned the music
for her, he whispered softly.
Slip into the library for a moment
I have something important to say she had almost readied the wine
to you. Then he said aloud, 1 think cellar, she remembered that the key
I shall take a smoke in the library, was on her fathers keyring, and was
if I may be excused. 1 probably at that time m Chicago. An
When 11e had left the room, ; idea struck her.
Blanche walked over to the deep bay i here hold this; lamp while I elitnb
Window and la id Ler hand UI1.11'thtll''s U and get the key, elle. said, indl•
alni. Whitt makes you so si?eilt' i�1tt)n�r a Visile hien up iib rho wall.
this evening ill°..r i' hr. asked tender- ' I he Man's o (: t ,Ilr;we'i las ; l,utct.
r' and lie••Na3 fo:,t, As quick lie thought
t Ili 13.anclie, I hate that 1)111ano,
sulul,butI ° sh' .°eve out the, lamp, buil ud it in
• , ' 101 i:311 pin re''rutaliii 1'rag,ne;ite on the ll'tor.(,e I am J1 '* d.' burglar 1 1 1 L
ently at the glittering barrel of the
revolver in the burglar's hand, and
walked over to the table and lit her
little emergency lamp.
Follow me; I am at ,four mercy,
but 1 trust you are a gentleman even
though you are a burglar, she said
in frigid tones.
Then she led the way through the
corridor and down the back stair-
way to the laundry and cellars.
Blanche in her indignation, knew
not that the granitoid floor was cold
beneath her bare little feet. When
Id t have hizu hanging around
and �pnt11 open her burg a like 1
would
eCr l+ti'g'er. The revolver was Iters with
here. he C.:el,linud while his face tiger.
crimsoned.out a struggle and the man was her
But Arthur, you brought him here I i)risotter.
before you ever spoke.Gf love to me. f
Are you Arthur Forrest ? :speak
Surely you are not afraid of him (n. I'll blew your brains out. she
now that you have my promise, cllt'd
if l d Blanche I am kind.,, Sold at Ohrshohn s Drug Store.
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A local dealer says that his experien-
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Passed Away to the Unseen.
On Tuesday the 22nd inst., Mrs.
Janet McDonald relict of the late D.
McDonald of West Wawanosh, pass -
away at the ripe age of 85 years.
after about a weeks illness of la
grippe, to which the venerable lady
secummbed at her late residence in,
Helens. Her remains were in-
terred in ehe Dungannon cemetery
on Saturday the 24th being escorted
thither by a large cortege of sorrow-
ing friends, relatives and sympathiz-
ing neighbors and acquaintances.
Rev. S. Whaley conducted the fu.ner
al services. The deceased venerable
lady ,who with her husband were
among the first settlers in the town-
ship of West Wawanosh, was a sis-
ter of the late John Cameron, who
was widely known an respected.
Before moving to West Wp.wanosh
she was for three years a servant
girl in the residence of the late Sir
Allan McNabb, at Hamilton Ont.
She leaves two daughters, Mr. David
Todd, and Miss Janet McDonald,
both of whom reside in St. Helens.
She is the last of the family of bro-
thers and sisters. Deceased was
held in high esteem by all who knew
her as an excellent citizen and neigh-
bor. The bereaved daughters and
other sorrowing relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy of their numer-
ous friends and aequanitanc s in their
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20, BrmufouG out.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
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