\ HIS WORD OF HONOR , I
A Tale of the Blue and the Gray
BYE. WERNER.
Copyright , IBM , by Robert Bonnor'n Sons.
-S fe S -
CHAPTER VI. ( Continued. )
"I fear It will be of little service to
the prisoner. There Is so much bit
terness against the enemy that the
mere suspicion of his having come as
a spy will suffice to bring the most
severe sentence the court-martial can
impose. In the interest of our safe
ty , I felt compelled to give you the
Information and urge the arrest of the
suspicious person. "
"And I have fulfilled your request ,
as duty required. My opinion of it
we.need not discuss. Only I desire to
remind you that I have given Lieu
tenant my word of honor that he
shall have honorable treatment. I
ehall hold you responsible for every
insult that is offered him. "
Edward shrugged his shoulders and
tried to assume a scornful manner.
"You don't seem able to show your
prisoner sufficient respect and indul
gence. No one intends to insult him.
I shall confine myself to preventing
jmy effort to escape , which is always
possible. You -most positively refus
ed to adopt any further precautions. "
"Of course I did. Captured officers
are not gagged ; that is a measure fit
only for spies or traitors. "
Edward Blenched his teeth. The
glance with which he surveyed the
captain was full of menace ; but Wil
son only smiled contemptuously.
"Farewell , Harrison. The object for
which you summoned me here is prob
ably baffled ; and after what I have
learned today I can only congratulte
J iss Harrison. I again request that
the prisoner shall be neither molest
ed nor insulted until the escort ar
rives. "
He bowed as coldly and formally as
before , and left the room. Harrison
did not return the salute , but gazed
mutely and gloomily after his former
i
friend , who now turned from him with
undisguised contempt. The act which
ft ;
swer , but a sharp , keen glance rested
on the speaker.
"Unfortunately , that was to be ex
pected. But as you are so well in
formed , I presume I am not mistaken
In supposing that I have met Doctor
"
Blackwood ? "
"Doctor Blackwood of course , " re
turned the stranger , with the same
brevity. "And to whom have 1 the
honor "
"My name is Thompson. I am a
justice of the peace in the city , and a
friend of your colleague. Doctor
Green. He told me yesterday that you
had been summoned for consultation ,
and that he was going with you to
Springfield. But you are alone , I
see. "
"Yes. Doctor Green was detained
by an extremely critical case , and can
not leave town today , so I set off
alone. These confounded military dis
turbances ! Not a vehicle could be
had in the whole city. I was oblig
ed to ride in this scorching heat. "
"May I offer you a seat in my car
riage ? " asked the magistrate cour
teously. "My companion can take
your horse. "
"I thank you. Don't trouble your
self. I'll keep up with the carriage. "
Mr. Thompson , who was evidently
glad to find some one with whom he
could chat away the weary hours , or
dered the driver to proceed more slow
ly , and an animated conversation was
soon in full course. The old gentle
man did not perceive that it consist--
eJ almost exclusively of questions
which he answered. He did this , how
ever , very eloquently , and was much
pleased with his new acquaintance.
"Yes , I was summoned for consul
tation , " said the physician. "Doctor
Green has no doubt about the case ,
but the patient "
He paused , apparently seeking just
the right words.
i.
CHECKED HIS HORSE.
the wildest jealousy had led him to
commit already showed to him a very
different face than at the first moment
of gratified revenge. What had he
gained by it ? Florence was forever
lost to him , for she knew as well as
Roland himself who had been guilty
of this deed of treachery. Her father
was no longer able to exert any con
trol over her or make any bequest
in favor of his nephew who , with his
daughter's hand , was to receive all the
rights of heirship and now possessed
no legal claims. Nothing "was left
save vengeance on the hated rival ,
l and this vengeance , at least , should
be wreaked.
CHAPTER VII.
A horseman , who was evidently a
stranger jto the road , was trotting to
ward Springfield. He scanned every
o"bject very closely , and sometimes
even seemed doubtful concerning the
direction to pursue. He wore civil
ian's dress , a gray summer suit suit
ed to the climate. Now , at a point
where the road branched in two direc
tions , he checked his horse irresolute
ly , pondered a few minutes and then
waited for a carriage approaching him
from behind. It was a light open ve
hicle , occupied by two gentlemen. The
stranger , bowing , said :
"Pardon me. I am on my way to
Springfield , and don't know whether
the left. Perhaps
to turn to the right or
haps you will be kind enough to in
form me ? "
"You must take the right-hand one ,
the two a lit
sir , " said the older of ,
tle' withered man , with gray hair.
Springfield , too ;
to
"But we are going
and if you will join us you cannot miss
the road. "
"With pleasure. J should not like
as I am in a
,
to go out of my way
The * rider urged his horse to a faster
in order not to
er trot as he spoke ,
fall behind the carriage. The old
-entleman eyed him curiously.
" " repeated.
? he
-You are in a hurry
things are very bad at
I suppose
? " the laconic an-
/ , " had ! was
"Poor Mr. Harrison ! " observed the
justice.
"Yes poor Mr. Harrison ! You
know him , too ? "
"Certainly ; he always spends half
the year at Springfield with his charm
ing daughter. It is hard for the young
lady that her wedding should take
place under such sorrowful circum
stances. "
The physician started. Again a
swift , searching glance scanned the old
gentleman's face.
"Wedding ? At her father's sick
bed ? "
"That is the reason. He probably
knows that the end of hjs life is approaching
preaching , and wishes first to place
his daughter in her husband's arms.
At least that is what Mr. Edward Harrison
risen told me when he asked me to
perform the marriage ceremony at
Springfield. Under the circumstances ,
I could not refuse , and am on my way
there. "
"Edward Harrison ? A relative of
the sick man , I suppose ? "
"His nephew , and , through this wed
ding , also his heir. Miss Florence is
the only child. "
"But this haste is incomprehensi
ble ! " said the physician , whose lips
curled in a smile of cutting sarcasm.
"I heard from my colleague that but
a short time ago the young lady was
bound by other ties. "
"Yes , I have heard so , too. Some
romantic youthful love affair , which
probably was not meant to be taken
seriously. The lover , a young officer ,
is said to have entered the Union
army , which , of course , ended the mat
ter. At any rate , the -young lady will
be Mrs. Harrison this evening , if God
so wills. "
"Certainly if God so wills. "
The tone was so peculiar that even
unsuspicious Mr. Thompson noticed
iL
"What did you mean , sir ? " he
asked.
"Nothing especial ; I merely repeat
ed your pious words. "
The mansion of Springfield was now
visible in the distance ; they were al
ready driving through the plantation.
The justice of the peace availed him
self of the opportunity to dwell upon
Mr. Harrison's wealth , discussed the
possible losses which the war might
inflict upon his property and express
ed his belief that a large portion ol
his fortune was invested elsewhere.
The doctor listened attentively , but
this did not prevent his scanning the
vicinity still more closely than be
fore. He seemed trying to fix every
bend in the road , every distant land
mark upon his memory , and the house
with its doors and terraces received
the same scrutiny.
"A fine estate , " he said. "Do you
think its vicinity to the city will af
ford it protection ? I have the con
trary opinion , for it is an open se
cret that the march of the Union
forces is directed here. " .
"Impossible ! How do you know ? "
cried Thompson , starting from his
corner of the carriage in terror.
"I heard it on my journey to the
city. "
"I heard , on the contrary , that their
march was southward , otherwise I cer
tainly should not have left town. "
The doctor smiled mischievously at
the timid little gentleman , who had
turned pale with fright. '
"Why , the troops will not interfere
with a justice of the peace. At the
utmost , you could only be obliged to
unite some loving couple within the
enemy's lines , in the bonds of matri
mony. "
"Jest as much as you choose , " said
Thompson , angrily. "I want nothing
to do with the enemy. At any rate ,
I'll inquire about that rumor , and , for
the present , remain in the city , which
can only be taken by a regular siege. "
The carriage now stopped at the
house , the gentlemen alighted , and the
doctor dismounted from his horse ,
throwing the bridle to a negro who
hurried up.
i 'Don't unsaddle my horse , " he said ,
carelessly. "I must go back to the
city as quickly as possible , and at any
ratQjshall leave before the other gen
tlemen. "
He let the two men precede him and
lingered , as if by accident , on the
steps , looking after the servant.
An unmistakable expression of sat
isfaction flitted over his face as he
saw that the animal was led to a
stable close by the house.
Edward Harrison received the new
arrivals , and the loquacious Mr.
Thompson instantly presented Doctor
Blackwood , sparing the latter any ex
planation by relating in detail the
cause of Doctor Green's absence. Then
he introduced his clerk , a pale , ef
feminate fellow , whose manner was
excessively timid and deferential , and
of whom no notice whatever was tak
en.
Meanwhile , during the last half hour
Edward had had time to regain his
composure. These visitors must , of
course , obtain no glimpse of the ca
tastrophe which had happened here.
He expressed in courteous phrases
his regret for having troubled the
magistrate in vain , his uncle's condi
tion had changed so suddenly for the
worse that it was impossible to have
the wedding take place that day. Miss
Harrison was in a state of the ut
most anxiety and excitement. Then ,
turning with the same courtesy to the
physician , he added :
"You are welcome. Doctor Blackwood -
wood , though I fear you can give us
no consolation. We were prepared for
the worst long ago , yet a physician's
presence is always a satisfaction. I
suppose Doctor Green has told you
about the case ? "
"Yes , " replied the doctor , whose
sharp keen eyes raised steadily on the
young man's face. "So I should like
to go to the sick room at once. Pray ,
don't trouble yourself. I prefer to see
the patient first alone , and will then
inform you of the result of my exam
ination. "
( To be continued. )
Self-Mastery.
He who has mastered himself , who
is his own Caesar , will be stronger
than his passion , superior to circum
stances , higher than his calling.greater
than his speech. Self-control is the
generalship which turns a mob of raw
recruits into a disciplined army. The
rough man has become the polished
and dignified soldier ; in other words ,
the man has got control of himself
and knows how to use himself. The
human- race Is under constant drill ,
says 0. S. Marden in the St. Louis Re
public. Our occupations , difficulties ,
obstacles , disappointments , if used
aright , are the great schoolmasters
which help us to possess ourselves.
The man who is master of himself will
not be a slave to drudgery , but will
keep in advance of his work. He will
not rob his family of that which is
worth more than money or position ;
he will not be the slave of his occupa
tion , not at the mercy of circumstances.
His methods and system will enable
him to accomplish wonders , and yet
give him leisure for self-culture. The
man who controls himself works to
! ive , rather than lives for work.
Inccrsoll Floored.
Robert G. Ingersoll was not always
Lhe tactful lawyer he became In his
maturity. Early in his career he found
himself as counsel for the defense in
i murder case , with a fussy old doctor
is principal witness against him.
Fhinking he saw a chance to be bril-
iant he sarcastically proceeded to
bully the witness by commenting upon
lectors' mistakes. "Doctors make as
few mistakes as lawyers , " asserted the
aid man. "A doctor's mistakes are
ouried six feet under ground , " was the
reply. "Yes , but a lawyer's mistakes
ire hung as many feet above the
ground , " was the reply , "and that is
ust the difference. " The jury saw the
wint , and"Ingersoll lost the case.
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Samoan agreement a strong ru.val and
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is now finishing his fifteenth consecu
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that city , is entitled to wear the belt
as the champion officeholder. Until
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In fact , he is so popular that for years
he has been unanimouslv nominated
by both parties.
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In order to increase the life of the
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with a flexible sheathing.
To expeditiously turn
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To prevent waste of water in flush
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To prevent the explosion of gasoline
in ordinary oil cans a Pittsburg in
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In order to facilitate the transmis
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mails a Massachusetts inventor pro
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should address Sues & Co. , Patent Law
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A correspondent ol the London
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she is enough that way , becomes an
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Hall Caine has taken a magnificent
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winter there. There have been indi
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Recently there has been planed in all
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Patents have been allowed upon ap
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To C. W. Cross , of Grinnell , for an
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required to maintain a miform tem
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botom , heating it and discharging it at
us top. An undivided half is assigned
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To J. Morgan , of Atlantic for a plant
planting machine adapt. " ! to be ad
vanced across a field by horses to set
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rows at regular distances apart. A
boy on the machine hands plants in
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on a wheel and as the wheel revolves
it places the plants in a furrow in ad
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the roots and rollers pack the ground
around the roots. An undivided half
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