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SYNOPSIS Oliver's arrest on 3 charge 0' mun '
Tressiifan, renowned
$_ ;“'.i"‘$ (“7‘1 2’16 Spams}!
—=:1'rd to Rosamund
' :nr marriage is ap-
;‘rt‘lrd-s brother, Pe-
rry opportunity to
"vugOfiiRm. A sting-
‘f: provokes Oliver
_ "-f.’ him, but the
i 'a’vztirzd deters him.
,. r.“ a woman Oliver’s
Lionel, that
, in self—defense,
minded. Lionel e:-
.. .w from his brother
n1.» r a secret. Sus-
" OIi 797, who un-
-. innocence to
- . . qurdian, Sir
7‘"._ Thl:ll {Flt hlma
', “"lzoim‘rd 1/ that of
, :. fmmd to lead
.‘0 his doorway.
-, Gnu/11331 estab-
~ -. rtrr, for he bears
_ ~- rcrr.‘ u‘nund. He lays
”v the ;usficcs, who,
. - immcrnce, draw
, - .. :z: tn first effect and
.. .. .a hold in rcadincss
_ mar. lir‘wcrn pricking
.J'M." f'rm‘ Hurt his brother
frufh, Lionel bo-
““rrnlgfif that Olive-r
.. < rrpcdition for path
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"ER VI (continued)
1 :knd up, his eye
sign a thought oc-
M; :i thntxz‘at so mean
. min: flooded into
' r was shamed by
:2 If he sailed with
.il 51:: that he was
- ’i thr- cnil; attributed to
,, full the con-
hls thOUght
:- conceiving it.
52" ”k8 off its do-
st: anger than his
,‘t‘ nbwrviuz this hesita-
"-2.370: 'tng ft. drew him
, ate and made him sit.
“n said. as he dropped
‘ z .- opposim. “There is
' r warming in the roads
- f ithirk. You'll have
‘ c.“ 121;: star is a desperate
- Earned Jasper Leigh
- . ‘m found any afternoon
\‘chsa at Peuycumwick.
'7‘, r.‘ old. and ha and his
i he acquirod. He is ripe
rupture. fr'im scuttling
‘c trading in slaves, and
. prim: ho hizh enouzh
him body and soul. Ills
.311 that refuses nothing.
money in the venture.
~ ship and master ready
'1 ‘ I will provide—the
“::l‘ mu? the armament
"ll of March we shall
Incl dropping astern.
‘l .133 Lal? ’Tls surely
.1 5i: moplng here in
n
‘ ~"\/\V-'\
‘ “rill; n.’ it." said Lionel.
.? ‘23: all Sir Oliver's
mtlxnsiasm perished
two. and no more was
“r"u‘n -
' ~‘ tisl tzn‘ altogether re
" ' “. 7' on the one
' .~ rim‘TTNl by it. on the
a d a long finger against
:“d his eyes grew cun-
a::racted almost
He went so far
219 habit of riding
i‘oaycumwlck, and
. he acquaintance of
.. scarred adventurer
’.- Oliver had spoken.
ti- the marvels the
.. 15!? many of them
be true—of haz-
seas.
early in March
"r l.e.:h had a tale of
"1 fr.- him. new: that
’ "’73 Lionel“: mind all
' "7:: captain’s ventures
" The seaman
“1-1 departing Lionel
' - r! the little inn and
‘ ,= stirrup after he had
“i '2 your ear, good Master
2?," said he. 'D'ye ho'
' concerted here
‘ " .' truthcr?"
1?‘ ‘"‘. :1": brother?
‘ ‘~ 5 “in matter of the HI!-
'=.- Peter Godolphin lust
-. Facing that the_jul-
:5: move of their-
'31}: ba’ petitioned the
' of Cornwall to command
:va
‘..
3;; f3
._. .
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..
.3 day
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‘to perform
der. But the justices 113'
to
to be driven by his 10:11: (113::
swering unt they hold their one.
direct from the queen sud that in
,such a matter they are answerable
to none but her Grace. And now‘
I bear that. u petition be gone to-
London to the queen herself, beg-
ging her to coimmand her justice:
e d
0mm" uty or quit their
Lionel drew a slurp breath. and
with dilating eyes regarded the.
mnriner, but made him no answer. :
Jasper laid a long finger against:
his nose and his eyes grew cunning.
"I thought I'd warn .you, air, so
as ye may bid Sir Oliver look to
hisself. ’Tls a, fine seamun and fines
seamun be none so plentiful."
Lionel drew his purse from his
pocket and, without so much as
looking into its contents dropped it
into the seaman' a ready hand. wlih
a muttered word of thanks. He
rode home in terror almost. It was
come.
forced to speak.
fresh
At Penarrow a
shock awaited hLm.
ridden over to Godolpbln Court.
The instant conclusion prompted
by Lionel's terror was that ulready
the news had reached Sir Oliver
and that he bud instantLv mken
action; for he could not conceive
that his brother should go to Godoi-
phln Court upon any other busi-
noes.
But his fears on that score were
very idle. Sir Oliver, unable longer
to endure the present state of
thing. had ridden over to lay be
fore Rosamund that proof with
which he had taken care to furnish
himself. He could do so at last
without any fear of hurting Lionel.
His journey. however. had been eu-
tirely fruitless. She had refused
pointblank to receive him. and for
all that with a humility entirely
foreign to him be had induced u
servant to return to her with I
most urgent. message. yet had he
been denied. He returned stricken
to Pepsi-row, there to find his
brother awaiting him in a passion
of impatience.
“Well?" Lionel greeted him.
‘W‘V’hat will you do now?"
Sir Oliver looked at him from
under brows that scowled darkly
in reflection of his thoughts.
“‘00 now? Of what do you talk?"
quoth he.
“Have you not heard?"
Lionel told him the nr—‘ws.
Sir Oliver stared long at him
when he had done. then his lips
tightened and he smote his brow.
!" he cried. “Would that be
w she refused to see me? D!!!
she conceive that I went perhaps
to plead? Could she think that?
Could she?"
He crossed to the fireplace and
stirred the logs with his boot au-
grily.
"Oh! ’Twere too unworthy. Yet
of a. certainty 'tis her doing. this.”
"What shall you do?" insisted
Lionel. unable to repress the ques-
tion that was uppermost in his
mind. and his voice shook.
"Do?" Sir Oliver looked at him
over his shoulder. "Prick this bub-
ble. by Heuven! Make an end of
it for them, confound them and
cover them with shame."
He said it roughly. angrily, and
Lionel recalled, deeming that
roughness and anger aimed at him-
self. He sank into a chair. his
knees loosened by his sudden fear.
“You—you will tell them tho
truth?” be said. 111 ml]. quaver-
lug voice.
Sir Oliver turned and considered
him more nttentlvely.
"A God's name. Lal. what's in
my mind now?" he asked. almost
roughly. "Tell them the truth?
‘Wby. of course—but only a it
concerns myself. You’re not up
posing thnt I shall tell than it wu
you? You’ll not be accounting me
capable of that?”
“What other way is more?"
Sir Oliver explained the mutter.
The explanation brought Lionel re-
lief. But this relief van epheme-
ral. Further reflection presented A
new fear to him. It. came to him
that if Sh- Ollver cleared himself
of necessity his own implication
must follow.
Had he but gone with then fem
of his to his brother. or had he
buf. been nbl e to abate them sum-
c 'ently to allow reason to prevlfl.
he” must hove been brought to un-
derstand bov much further they
carried him than was at all justl-
fled by probability. Oliver would
have shown him this, would have
told him that with the collapsinl
of the chase against himself no
fresh charge could be leveled
And
suspicion had ever attached to
Lionel or ever could. But ”and
dtred not see! his brother in this
mutter. lnhishwt he malnu-
ed of his fears: in his hem he
knew himself for I. crown. He
realized to the full the hideomeu
of his selfishness. sud yet. u be-
fore. he was not strong enough to
conquer it. In short. his love of
himself wu greater than his love
of his brother. or of twenty broth-
': ' '- :v::t a “'8th m? Sit
on.
(Tobeeoudnuod)
The blow was about to full. ‘
and his brother n last would be’
He .
learned from old Nicholas that Sir '
Oliver was from home, that he had _
against say there, that no scrap of ,v
‘.
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~ :0}: 12-982: THE Prawns
Cont x Alexander?SLr£yneki ..
representative of Poland at thc l
[Eco gm: of Nations, has been rc- '
called to take the post of for-1
aim minister' . his former ofliec. l
BOY’S DEATH
IS WARNING
T0 PARENTS?
Coroner Phelan Makes
Statement, in Find-'
, ings of Lad \Viw'
' Shot Himself
Billiiul‘ll’lfill'l‘, Aug. .3 win {mi},
in}: that 1.:,l\\l'l'i\("’ l‘nnw M, Jr, l‘lnl'
ycxr old sun of l‘uii‘nlmwn :imi .‘IYH.
Lawrvm‘n l-‘zirrt‘H of 3135 Hrcliar-i
strnrf. “ho di-‘vrl in SP. \‘imrc‘m‘s
hospital on .ln'_\’ 3”. vlir-«l nm'lxli-M‘nl
l)‘. lm\'iv:z shot l‘izizv-lr. \\-:~!_mr
ri'i'ninnl nwc‘xiz-m‘c on tho 1»:er w
any oilirv' porsnn, (.‘nx-nnr-r Joim .i
Plinlan. in 3 finding mmir‘ inhiw
yosfr‘rday. sounds a warning nzninsf,
inminz lonulrd revolvcrs about ltmsmf
3y.
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SH)" 1‘? par: nix 07‘ {trim n p. fiwnh“
rurissnsxinz {HP-urn“ in so-rui - ly w .1);
the rum“ in .1 min plat" mm“ in“?
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(‘liilvlrom ’l‘iw f'mllimwly ’niHi N rini‘-'
wt in [hm bus-x in lt‘lyl": 1.7!
tho (Urn-Hun m: ,iu'ignwn'. n' (hum
of ll‘lllli'lel'P 3%an (rum
tlivir natural (‘urioslly
dangrrmzs and may in
m- crimmal in its our»:
thaw [u rminin: tlm iv
'l‘lin Cnl"'l"l'
points in Iris x-wxitw
had not born suf
ed.
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r‘xiraordinnry grit
stmnina" (litl l‘imwi? 1m? lv‘ui-I H1"
l‘o"'i(.'l\r2' in a i-xirmiII wlr::'.\wr :lH‘w
hr m‘chlmimfly skint Iillllfielf. it, i~'
dm'larrrl that. the My “(is “wn -\—
caption In {lib rilli‘.” n3 prnpminvlw
Ml by llcdir‘a' i':‘..".llllflfll" livlmca, in. '
1hr: offrrt ”‘4‘ .‘l porsnn Wuunrlmi:
,ln iii" rim; riv‘r n.’ T310 boy would In :
’lompm-arily p.ir;~')‘;tml :mrl mnhh!
' f0 (‘UlI-‘l‘fii 1153 mn’dcular ll‘_n\""l“’!l'.‘l._
, Jva-li. Ylif‘ Svarx-yrnr-olri l>z'u‘l1-.
‘ or, had no knowh .29 of thn shoot.
ing or tho dispositinn of 11-9 rmoL'
\‘or. it is found. The ouidrncn. tho?
comm-r stair-s, "plurvs the victim :20‘,
tho author of the shooting. in n._\§
jurlmnrvm. beyond the hounl: 01"
probability." ‘
KIDNAPS owl w
CHILD, CHARGE
I STAMFORD. Comm. Aug. 5—:
, Extradition papers will he filed 4
{with the “'hitc Plains authoriticsf
‘ today in effort to bring Hclr’n San-3
.mris Schictlngcr. divorced wife of’
].losoph Santeria. a local taxi driver,
‘hack to this city why-re she will face"
5:: charge of kidnapping. The woman 1
[was arrcsfed in “'hite Plains late.
lSaturday afternoon rm a. warrant;
|issued by the Stamford police, in i 7.
.which she is specifically char-gm);
’with taking from the custody of hv-r
‘hushand. lhcir five year old chill.‘
Which according to the terms of tl‘.
divorcc action was to remain in 12..
custody of her husband.
In the divorce action which ~.\~;~ ;
filcd sometime ago. Santeria institu-g
ted the action, his wife responding?
with a-counter-rlaim which was'
over-ruled and'the child who at tha?
time was {our years old. was placrd ',
in the custody of the father. The:
court granted the woman the privl-E
loge of visiting her son at a certain ?
time every Sunday and it was during T
this time. a. week ago. that she camr: ,‘
to the house when her former hus- '
band was out and abducted the child
taking him to “White Plains with her. .
The woman is at present out un‘ ;
der hail of $1,900 and according to;
information received from “'hlte
Plalns she intends to fight extradi-
tion to this state claiming nut her
former husband had mistreated the;
child. The woman who was rccc-nt- :
iy married to a. White Plains mam.
bu engaged counsel in an effort to
fight extradition.
MAN’S BODY Di RESERVOIR.
TORRIXGTO‘. Conn, Aug. 5 ~—
The body of a man found in tho
i.Vcbaug reservoir, belonging to the
city of Hartford and loaded in the
town of New Hartford, last Friday
:1: identified yesterday a that of
erdlnand Man! of Tonington.
He was about 50 year: old. He was
i s former reddent of. Waterbury. He
h; unwed to [axe committed "bl
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