New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-14


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sE Oh n 81 D n n
head and all her silver bangales ringing
Ike the Almee'sS bells7 Eh2l Hut the
beaut lfnl armss The fair Head 81.
) ,EfasFs yohags agsns als cried cdr y
day, as FenallosnT played there was
something very grand and solemn in his
thong hiss bne might fancy that he was
up among tie purple slopes and silyery
peaks Of t ! hills at home with the work
OF death sl,By degrees, Though more and
more sweetnes stole into Htheia measures,
with al ssortss sshesita ting turns and
Efne Ancholy cadences; he had forgotten
Himself Inns and his boyishess in the music.
4 pa 81 y l Yas
and al the boy. was uppcrmost again.
''She is ice, but I melt her!'' he cried :Iand
Immediately he began playing,gswith, a
tesAl Nh6 Mon pf 9exlapnciess aud living
sF SIS CO.. & ssy aaass 'gnss
with 3, medley OF national airs framed in
Efs eI tt9rsn!qmpe BEATS
shrill scornet strains, TOR Ftenal1osaH was a
master ter IF 1nlfsicS Then suddenly he
arose, bowed Is every Body, and darted
fer the hallsand his hai,a found ! the hat
gene, and itsits pace't hs iliight stray ruin
shat Garcia had Ieftsgg s ~
You should have Seen the trail TRANSPORT "a Of
rage into which natlosa. fell ana heard
the anathemas on the luckless head Of his
compatriots, the, adjurations that they
should want hats all'theirs livesGannd have
no heads to put them on, while the hat
WyePt sPln re- to the ceiling, came down
! pd ;M y. sEatnp lied under feofti.l there
was nothing LETT of It. "a nice prospect
for All wifs!s said II, rat. his elbow. "a
pretty ne bus band you'll He turned, laugh
.ing iii apj instant, his White teeth eiisten-
ing and his face full of color.
'sWhy she hot to paacsiifyya meg" he cried
Andsiif seonnses Weg Xll ladShea with him,
tor The, greater part Of, the time Fenallosa
!, was as good as play 1
i. But there was. no help forsit; Fepallosa
now would not stir out of the house till
night ut is indecorous.,o' be said! sihf
am not to mock the memory Of ny Ii y uncle!
Here l stay?' And he was asf good as HIS
word, taking tea with us, and conducting
himself withsthe most charming4dignity,
|asg! hsesnss 4 '4s,hpt Is laas y
After daGk, j; when we had sat for a
while on the veranda, overhanging the
Esaefa, watching ll the great stats rise from
tine water, brother :Johh ana Johin1a Allen
Wenl up ITO thes roof With the fireworks,
and sFenalfosa followed ! an Increase Of
| two Or three other youths, Emily's lovers
and Sues, presently taking place, with
the lh2fe inc inevitable Spanish lads dyingsto play
sons some fresh prank on, Fenallosa, But
/ Penal losa shortly returned to US and he
and Chrystiie leaned oyer the rail together
to watch the colored lights il IL tie waves =
breaking a9S sop the Cliff below, and singing
some reffrIainl. halt under the breath to
gether. Jusfas we were in the midst of
thee. Bengal lights, 1 heard feet on the
roof of the veranda overhead, tittering
and tie. heeing, and directly down came a
long pole with huge bunch of fire
|scgatkers on thegend, Suffering and fz-
|azing and farm and kploding sstraight
IN the faces Of Fenallosa and Christie,
shedding sparks every where about US !;
aid in anothef moment there was aEblaze.
u sftiek,1 ands Chrystie's 1luslinSs We're
Thsre Vas 4 sl oanes Il screlIn from every YER:
mouth SOh, she will burn to, death p tor
the Summer pariors had neither rug moi
curtain, and there was othing to tsmotheiI
the blaze u Butt before the words were
well uttered UT 2 sheet of. fire went hurting
through the air. 'sFear not!'' criied
fFenallosa, II to die ~, And we saw that
he had caught her ip, his arms and had
ny - srl shr5ekssd:: .sHe
can't swim! b Oh, you have killed them
both !! = But while, r was exclaimln g, a
dqqgEe Ph long less sNere scramb bling Wnl to
the Beech. the boats were out, and before
and although ii 1hs could e lot swim he Could
s{is eaa 81 stf} Bgas
Of tie n badly sc scorched, and what was
left of Ctrystie' samuslins one black and
Dripping f4gb But I'VE Wrapped her in
the cloak with which 1 had run down,
and BY ,tien next evening, : her injuries
were not apparent, except for the weak
ness from the shock she had sustained. III
| Fenallosa had been at the door at sun
rise and at noon, and at twilight he came
again, and now he sat beside Chrystie as
! sha Law IN tho cool wickar eofa MI +bo