Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-23

INC ut'y a. Ie!lgiu came, ana the sun smiled
from cioudiesS sky, and . fresh breeze came
sweeping up he river bearing rraeeful cool
ness upon Its bosom. We reached the gram 4
IN due season, and only one thing came 10 mar
the pleasures OF the occasion. Jack Burke made
/ MS appearance upon the ground, IN a shabby.
+ dfIF sun, and with an Ius0leut swargcr i
chill ran through the whole crowd Naay of,ls
/ would gladly haEe helped pu. him away but we
/ fhrank from modelling with one who was 80
seek ess and mcfcIless IN his wrath. We sa y
( the INN, delicate lips of the doctor culver as he
noticed the filthy fellow staggering about. sbuf
! lac said nothing then
One oi our party was youth named David
Singleton. lie was quiet, goot! hearted fellow
and beloved by all lie had waited upon Mary
Livingston 10 the picnic. Mary was a pretty
bIGe-eyed maiden of eighteen and TINT She loved
DAVID right iondly, we all knew Just as well as
we knew that David loved her
1t 50 happened thet Jack Burke had offered.
/ on several occasions, to wait upon Mary and She
mad as often PcrcmPiorily refused him He had
proiessed TO IKE her, and had made his boast
that he would have her vet, and, if David
Singleton dared to put his arm ii the way he 4
+ drop him.
On the present occasion Jack was not long in
seeking AIarys side David was nervous and
uneasy He was light smaIl-framed vourb.
and looked with dread upon the giant who
sought TO annoy both him and his fair compan-
/ ion.
Mary asked Burke to 90 away and - she
3
I i shan't go away, the burly brute returned.
/ YOU don like 1t you may lump it,
Come Mary, said young Singleton tre!ub-
4 ling, let Us leave him
You VIII, ea !? cried Burke, seiziug Mary by
/ the arm and drawing her back
/ The aitrsued girl uttered a quick cry ofal-
arm, and Singleton started TO his feet qulyering
/ at every point.
Miserable butcr lie exclaimed let he. aor
In an instant Burke leaped mp and 5gore he'd
. WIN "a f.l N-,. -4..r IL
life
I In a second all Vas alarm and confusion but
IN the midst Of the clanIor arose a clear clarion
voice
stand back Stand back every one Of you
/ Back, | s3y-aud give me room 4!
The way was quickly cleared, and the Young
doctor Icaped into the open spree his bright
I eyes burning keeuly his face flushed, and his
sAgnt handsome frame erect and stern.
teAow he Numbered, lea, this place =
( rake your i1Ul presence hence aJ once Do
/ Fou understand What a miserable coward. to
+ insult a gIcl shame Shame But go go
/ For few moments Burke was completely
DUMB bounded There was something in the
tones and bearing Of the man before him, and in
/ tI4e strangely burning eye that 6eamed upon
/ hiin, that swed him for the while. But he Iaca-
suted eFeiyihn by lis weight aud SIZE, and
the courage OF the brute soon came back to
+ LIu.
+ Who are Yen 3? was his first remark. nj the
same time sLaAiug h.s bullet head threateuiugiv
+ j an the man who ordered you 10 leave TINS
/ place loUr presence Is very offensive. You
/ We're not invited and II you had any deceucv
+ You would not be here :.
4 r Logl, here. nv fne d,rd, - har1,,,..,I ~,
brute, just you say amt decent again. ana III
s3tle tIar iady-!tke face ~ com a5[n.[.l,fr
/ gu *
f There was a quiet smile uoon the doctor. f,c
i as he rcDlia,-
+ lour very course now shows that you are
+ devoid OF all decency. decent man would
not say wie.e he knew his presence was Of
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