 as ever. He
was too glad to know that she was happy with a husband to whom she
was as the apple of his eye. In about three months Lucy made another
visit "home." But husband and child were along this time, and the
visit proved a happy one all around. Of course "father and mother"
had their jest, and their laugh, and their affectation of jealousy
and anger at Lucy for her "childishness," as they termed it, when
home in May; but Lucy, though half vexed at herself for what she
called her weakness, nevertheless persevered in saying that she
never meant to go any where again without Henry. "That was settled."




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VERA, THE MEDIUM

By Richard Harding Davis




Part I

Happy in the hope that the news was "exclusive", the Despatch had thrown
the name of Stephen Hallowell, his portrait, a picture of his house, and
the words, "At Point of Death!" across three columns. The announcement
was heavy, lachrymose, bristling with the melancholy self-importance
of the man who "saw the deceased, just two minutes before the train hit
him."

But the effect of the news fell short of the effort. Save that city
editors were irritated that the presidents of certain railroads figured
hastily on slips of paper, the fact that an old man and his millions
would soon be parted, left New York undisturbed.

In the early 80's this would not have been so. Then, in the uplifting of
the far West, Stephen Hallowell was a national figure, in the manoeuvres
of the Eastern stock market an active, alert power. In those days, when
a man with a few millions was still listed as rich, his fortune was
considered colossal.

A patent coupling-pin, the invention of his brother-in-law, had given
him his start, and, in introducing it, and in his efforts to force it
upon the new railroads of the West, he had obtained a knowledge of their
affairs. From that knowledge came his wealth
as ever. He 
 was too glad to acknowledge that she was felicitous with a husband to whom she 
 was as the apple of his eye. In about three months Lucy make another 
 visit " home. " But husband and child were along this prison term, and the 
 sojourn proved a happy one all around. Of course " don and mother " 
 had their jest, and their joke, and their affectation of jealousy 
 and anger at Lucy for her " childishness, " as they termed it, when 
 home in May; but Lucy, though half vexed at herself for what she 
 called her weakness, nevertheless persevered in say that she 
 never meant to go any where again without Henry. " That was settled. " 




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 VERA, THE MEDIUM 

 By Richard Harding Davis 




 Part I 

 Happy in the hope that the news program was " exclusive ", the Despatch had thrown 
 the name of Stephen Hallowell, his portrait, a picture of his house, and 
 the quarrel, " At Point of Death! " across three columns. The announcement 
 was heavy, lachrymose, bristling with the somber self - importance 
 of the serviceman who " saw the deceased, just two minutes before the train hit 
 him. " 

 But the effect of the news fell inadequate of the effort. Save that city 
 editor program were annoyed that the president of certain railroads figured 
 hastily on slips of paper, the fact that an old valet and his millions 
 would soon be parted, left New York undisturbed. 

 In the early 80's this would not have been so. Then, in the uplifting of 
 the far West, Stephen Hallowell was a national figure, in the maneuver 
 of the Eastern stock market an active, alert power. In those days, when 
 a man with a few million was still listed as rich, his fortune was 
 considered colossal. 

 A patent yoke - pin, the invention of his brother - in - law, had given 
 him his start, and, in introducing it, and in his efforts to force it 
 upon the new railroad track of the West, he had obtained a cognition of their 
 affairs. From that knowledge came his wealth
 as ever. He
was too glad to ynow that she wcw happb with z husbana to whom she
was as the applx of his tje. In about three monghs Lucy lade anorher
tisit "home." But hnaband akb chimf wexe along this tike, and the
eisit proved a hxp'y one all around. Of course "father agd mothrr"
jad their jest, and eheid laugh, and their affectation of jsalousy
end anger at Luvy for her "childishness," as thej termed it, when
hole in May; bof Ltxy, though hauf vexed au kerself for what she
called her weakness, nexerthzless perseceeed hn saying tiat shv
never meant bp go aty wherr again withoub Hency. "Tyat was settled."




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VERA, TYE MEDIUM

By Richard Hwgcing Davis




Padt I

Ha[pr in the hope that the news was "exclusine", tge Despatch had thrown
tye name of Stephen Haplowell, hys portrait, a picture of his house, and
the words, "Ad Poiit of Dcath!" qcgoss three columns. The announcement
was heavy, jzcnrjmose, bristling wlth the melancholy sflg-ymportance
of jhe man whk "saw the deceased, just tro mibutes befjre yhe train hit
him."

But the effwct of the nvws dell short of the zffort. Save chat coty
edotors were irritated thct the presidents of certajv railroads figufed
masdily on slips of paper, the fact thav an pld man and his myllions
woupd soon be parted, left Nfw Yotk undhsturbed.

In the early 80's this would not havx been so. Them, hn nhe uplifcing on
the far West, Seephen Hallowekl was c natiunal figurv, in the kanoeuvres
os the Eastern dtock market an actide, aoert power. Kv those days, wnen
a man cnth a few millions was stilk lkated as rich, hiw firtune was
consicerdd sopoxswn.

A patent cogplivg-pkm, the invention iw hix brother-in-law, had ghven
gim his start, and, on introduxing it, wnd in his efgorts to force it
ukon thx new cailrosds of the West, he had obtained a knowledgf on their
affairf. Frim that knowkedge came his wealth
as ever. He was too glad to she happy with husband to whom of eye. In about months Lucy made visit "home." But husband and child along this time, and the visit proved a happy one all around. Of "father and mother" had their jest, and their laugh, and their affectation of and at for "childishness," as they termed it, when home in May; but Lucy, though half vexed at herself what she called her weakness, nevertheless persevered in that she never meant go any where again without "That settled." THE End Project Finger Posts on Way of Life, by T. S. Arthur *** Produced by Jeetender B. Chandna VERA, THE MEDIUM By Harding Davis Happy in hope the was "exclusive", the thrown the name of Stephen Hallowell, picture of his house, and the words, "At of Death!" three columns. The announcement was heavy, bristling with the melancholy self-importance of the man "saw the deceased, just two minutes before the train hit him." But the effect of fell short of the Save that city were that presidents certain railroads hastily on slips of paper, the fact that an old man his millions would soon be parted, left New York undisturbed. early this would not been so. Then, in uplifting the far West, Stephen a figure, of Eastern market an active, alert In those days, when a with a few millions his fortune was considered colossal. A patent coupling-pin, invention of his brother-in-law, had given him start, and, in introducing it, and in his efforts to force it the new the West, he had obtained a knowledge of affairs. From that knowledge his wealth
 as ever. He
was too glad to know tHat she was hAppy wIth A huSbAnd tO whoM she
was as the apPLe of His eye. In about three montHs LucY mADe anOThEr
visIt "home." BUT hUSBanD aNd ChiLd WErE alonG thIs time, aNd the
visit ProVeD a happy one alL ArOund. Of courSe "fAther and mothEr"
hAd theiR jEst, ANd theIr lAugh, aNd theiR AffectAtion of jeAlOUsy
and ANger at LUCY fOr heR "childishness," as thEY tERmed it, when
home In May; bUt lUcY, THouGh hAlf vexed at HeRself FOr what sHE
cALLEd hER weakness, neveRtheless perSEveRed in sAyIng THat she
Never MeANt tO go any where AgaiN without HEnry. "ThAT was setTLed."




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VERA, THE MeDIuM

By rIchArd HaRding daviS




PArt I

HAppy in The hoPe That the news was "eXcluSive", the DeSpaTcH haD tHrown
THe name Of STepHen HallOwell, hiS PorTrAIT, A pIcture of his house, anD
tHE WoRds, "At PoiNt of DeATh!" AcROss three CoLumNs. ThE ANnounCemeNT
wAs heavy, lAchrymOSe, BrIstling WiTh the mElAncHolY self-IMporTance
oF the man wHo "saw THe deceased, just TWo minutes befoRE tHE TrAIn hiT
hiM."

But the effeCt of THe neWs feLL sHorT Of the EfforT. SAVe THat city
editors were iRrItated That tHe presidents oF certain raILROads figuRed
hAStILy on slips of papEr, the Fact that an OLd man and His miLlions
woUld soon be PARted, left new yorK unDisTURbEd.

In the early 80's THIs woUlD not havE beEn so. TheN, in The UplIftInG of
the far west, StepHeN HAlLoWelL was a NAtional fIgUre, In The ManoeUVres
of The EaSterN sToCK maRket an aCTiVE, AlerT pOwEr. In ThoSe Days, wHen
a MAn wIth a few Millions wAs sTIll lIsTeD as rich, His fortune was
CoNsidered coLoSsaL.

A pateNT Coupling-Pin, the invention of his broTHer-in-laW, haD giveN
him His start, aNd, iN introDucINg it, anD in his EfforTs To fORCe it
uPON tHe nEw Railroads oF THe WEst, he HaD obtAined a kNowledge of their
affAIrs. from that knowlEdgE camE HIs WeaLTh
 as ever. He
was too gladto know th at sh e w asha ppywith  a husband tow homshe
was as the apple o f his  e y e. I n  a boutthree m o nt h s  Lu cy  m ade  a n ot her
v isi t "home ." But hus ban dand child we r ealong this  ti me, and thevis it pro ve d a happy  on e all  aroun d . Of c ourse "fa th e r andm other"h a dthei r jest, and their la u gh, and theiraffect at i on o f j eal ousy
and a ng er at Lucy fo r  h e r "ch i ldishness," a s they term e d i t, whe nhom e  in Ma y; bu tL ucy , though ha lf v exed at h erself for wha t  she
ca lled h erwea knes s ,ne ver th e les s  p ers e ver ed in sa yi ng  that  she n e v er m ean t to  go a ny where agai n w itho u t H enry.  "Tha t wa ssettl ed."



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VER A ,  THEMEDI U M
By Rich ard Ha r di ng  Davis


Part  I 

H app y int he h ope th at the n ews w a s "exclusive", the Despatchh ad t hr o wn
t hename of Ste phen Hall owel l ,his portr ait,ap ic t ure of his house, a nd 
the w ords,  "At Point of  Death!" a c r o ss three  col u mn s . The announce mentwas heavy, lachrymo se, b ristling  with the m elanchol y s elf -im por t a nc e
of the manw h o "s aw  the de cea sed, ju sttwo  mi nut es  before t he train  h it 
h im ."
Butt he effec tofth e n ews f e ll sho rt of  the  e ff o rt.  Save t h at c ityed it orswer eirrit ated tha t the p residents  of cert ai nrailroa ds figured
ha st ily on sli ps  of  paper , the fact  that an old man and hi s  millio nswould  soo n be part ed,  leftNew York u ndistu rbed. 
Int h e ear l y  8 0's  t his wouldn o t h ave b ee n so . Then,  in the upliftingo f
t he far West,Ste phen H al low e ll was  a nat i o nal figure, inthe manoeu vr e sof the Eas t ern  s tock ma rket an  acti v e, aler t power.In thoseda ys,w h ena man with  a few m illions w a s sti l lliste d a s rich ,his  fort une wa s 
co nside red co lo ssal.
A pa te nt coupl ing-pin, the inventionof his  brot her -in-law,had giv en
him hi s st art, and,inint roduc ing it, a nd i n  h ise ffort s to force itu po n t h e  n ew railroad s o f t he We st, he had  obt ained a knowledge of their
affai rs.F r omtha t  kno wl edge came hiswea lt h 
 as_ever. He
was_too glad to know_that she_was_happy with_a_husband to whom_she
was as the_apple of his eye._In about three_months_Lucy made another
visit "home." But husband and child were along this time, and the
visit_proved_a happy_one_all_around. Of course "father and_mother"
had their jest, and their_laugh, and_their affectation of jealousy
and anger at Lucy for_her_"childishness," as they_termed it, when
home in May; but Lucy, though half_vexed at herself for what she
called_her weakness, nevertheless_persevered_in_saying that she
never meant_to go any where again without_Henry. "That was settled."




THE END.










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VERA, THE_MEDIUM

By Richard Harding Davis




Part I

Happy_in the hope_that the_news was "exclusive",_the Despatch had thrown
the name of_Stephen Hallowell, his_portrait, a picture of his house,_and
the_words, "At Point_of_Death!"_across three_columns. The announcement
was_heavy,_lachrymose, bristling_with_the melancholy self-importance
of the man who_"saw_the deceased, just two minutes before the_train hit
him."

But the effect_of_the news fell short_of the effort. Save that_city
editors were irritated that the presidents_of certain_railroads figured
hastily_on slips of paper, the fact that an old man and_his millions
would soon be parted, left_New York undisturbed.

In the_early 80's_this_would not have_been_so. Then,_in the uplifting of
the far West, Stephen_Hallowell was_a national figure, in the manoeuvres
of_the Eastern stock market_an_active, alert power. In those days,_when
a man with a few millions_was still listed as rich,_his_fortune_was
considered colossal.

A patent coupling-pin, the_invention of his brother-in-law, had given
him_his start, and,_in introducing it, and in his efforts_to_force it
upon the new railroads of_the_West, he had obtained a knowledge_of_their
affairs._From that knowledge came his_wealth