The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-03-22

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ous wuf.l, ssve few sentences III HI.
rerti"n and encouragement. he took her
uhfisr his left arm, Nnd, st.a,lving him.
sill ~ ths upper cable. walked ON thr
lever with his bnrlrn safely 81 Tin
sherr. The crew rapidly followed. for
IN rnrl, moments VI extremity the soul
masters thr holy. AMI MI things become
po~aihlc.
There was plenty of help waiting for
the half..lenl Mamen: and The la,ly. her
father. and thu Captain, had hecn mt In
the carriage pf BrN,l,lon. and driven ran
idly 10 his hospital hall. Jones, amid
the confusion, Disappeared; he had
| picked mp mn oil.skin coat and cap, and
when every QUO turned ~ thank their de-
livercr he was gone. No one knew him;
the sailors sail they believed him 10 10
"onc of thu military gents. Nv hin ri0.
ging, but The individuality 81 The hero
hal troubled no Que until the danger
was over. In an hour thu steamer vas
driven on the rocks, aud went 10 pieces
and, II being BY this time qnite dark,
every one went home.
The NEXT day the hunting party re-,
turned from 0wynnc Hall, the storm
having compelled them ~ stop all night
aud ut dinner that evening the wreck
and the hero III II were the theme d
every ones conversation.
such rlncky fellow, saiI Enrigr
Powell. - wonder who II. wns
dwynnc says he wns a stranger, per
haps one Of that crowd staying nj III,
abbey"
Perhaps" says Capt. Marks. III
VIVA Jones.
%. Jones would BIZ too afrail Of hi,
mother.
Jones male little satirieal how, IN,
said pleasantly ~, Shaps II WI. Tow
III /" NJ which Powell laughed AMI said
Not II he know IL"
In week tho event hal been prett,
we'll exhausted especially NJ Their, wa,
, ~ hr 4 great dinner AMI hall nj bralcn
and oil the officers Ind iuvitstit M Ihi
hall hal n peculiar intcrrsf, for Iii,
young lady who had been saved from th
wre X would DO present. and fnmnrs i
her riches md beauty hal been rife III
| several days. II wAs said tEe lttl
, steamer was her fathers private zach,
null TINT he wan man III rank and In
! fnence.
Jones said he should not 20 to III
|, dinner, m either he Or Saville mnst RI
main Tor evening drill, and that Bayill
1 loved good dinner, while he cared YER
| little about II. Havil!e could return /
time to let him ride over about 10 o'cloc
i and see the dancing. Sayille rnthe
!. wondered why jones dill not take h,
place all thu evening, aud felt hnlf h
1 jnrcd Ut Lin default hut Jones Ind
!. curiosity about the girl hc In saved
4 To tell thr truth. he was nearer iii lev
1 with her than hc Ind ever been with
/ woman, and he wislel IN calm blood /
nee II she WA m beautiful m his fame
hal painted her, during those few awf,
minntes that he lind held her high nbey
the waves.
/ hhe WAN exceedingly lovely. Just III
/ fresh, innocent girl he hMl known sh
4 wonld bc. He watched her dAnciu
with hi. brother officers, or talking /
i her father. Or leaning On Bradlon's arm
d and every time hc nav her Al,e locke
4 faircF and Mwcetcr. Yet he Ind "a
4 courage to Ask for m introduction. an
!. In tho busy ballroom no one seemed |
i remember that he needed Que, He kes
i his post against the conservatory toe
!. quite anlistnrlscd for some time. Pro,
L entity he Aaw Squire D1dlon, with III
= beauty on his arm, approaching hin
|. ~ he passed, thu Squire remembcre
= h. had not been 10 dinner, aud sloppc
+ 70 my : few courteous words, and inlrs
.luccd his companion.
d Miss Conyerx."
i Lieut.. JoncA."
bat. no sooner did Miss Conyers no,
a Lieut.. Jones' voice. than she gave 10,
4 full cry, and, clapping her hands !.
4 gether, said
4 I have found him Papa paps
\ have fonnd him r
!" Never vAA there such an intcrrnptif
70 ! hall. Tho company gathered ii .,
|. cited gronp.. and papa knew the Lie
tenant. voice, and the Captain knew
!" aud poor Jones, unwillingly ~ ugh, h,
70 acknowledge the decd and be made
/ hero Of.
II WINS wonderful, sfte. this nigl
70 what change took place IN Jones' qui
.. ways. His books and hos. seemed
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