The Dillon tribune., 1886-01-02
CHAPTER XIV.
NAN TO NAN.

The relations cam, down like hord. =,
locusts at the fun...a!. Ih,y wer, 81, D..
byteriaas, and Fora was Roman Catho;a
80 tn ~ LETT the cort,,a Mt the gat, of ~
burial ground The chief mourn,r, vs,,
the doctor, JEANNE. AMI Will,
When thcv approached tn, gray. tba-,
stood beside it a 6 gantic man, whom viii,
instantly rect & lixsi from Es,csa Ma,
DiarmidS Descriptions. TAara wa; 4, mi.
take about thu ''ccrbie's baak ami the owl
ssn," now BLOCH snotten and inf ,n,ed TN
very sight OF this loatnso.oa creature r.,
Jamieson's blood OF fire, and hs had IT,
greatest difficulty in restraining hims,t
from taking tina law into his own hani
there and then. A hugo white horse,
vicious. looking beast, with tremeultu,
Roman nosa, stood tied up without the cap
champing fret'uily at the bit. As soon as
the coffin was lowered, vita an impatea.
gesture Deemr ster turned away leapai on
the horse. CAV, him tho spur. and was Gu;
of sight in nom mt.
"After all" mu,terel Willie, between h,
teeth, lit is best it should be so. can
walt can waltz!
On returning to Gairloch house after til,
funeral he AMI the doctor fornl ths rein.
tivaS III solemn conclava in the dining.rocm,
and payins their respects TO the "tunera
baked meats"
The general buzz OF conversation ceasels
Jameson eut,r,d. Without ceremony D,
Miller proceeded to read the will. With tl'
exception of certain l,,aciss, such a, fvs
hundred pounds to the doctors dauyh.er
five hundbed pounds to the lawyer. two hir
dred year to JEANNE. and yariou, snaIa
sums to the servants, tho whole OF The O.
tate. real and personal, money invest'! III
stock, etc., am ,lln5.nr il tin" a;,gTe rata
something Tx, twelve thousand pcua!s
year was Eequeathsi to Jamiasun in tra''
for Curly iii he should lie al.va) faln, iii
Willie was to inherit everything, ABSOLUTELY
witnou5 LIT, hin Trance, or control, benz
constitute residuac7 legaJ'e AMI join: ez
ecutor with DR.. Miller.
WEen tho will was lead a dead silence Ell
sud.
Evidently tho family circl, hal been a.
ready prepared fo- this intelligence, an'
their plan OF action had ba,a arransea
Every one turnel rounl AMI looked al sn
lawyer, svho rosa. and clearing his 'nio''
with glass OF sherry, sail:
"Ahem, my friends. ! EN- ALREADY Us
qaaintel with your views, and itonly r.
mains for mo to carry cut my instruction
Ahen! DR.. Miller, bec to inform YOU ap
yon Ter Yonn, man that my clients wv
assembled will resist to tn, utterE'o'l "
carrying out of this will, and, III fac' NsI
proce Ains, have tbs day b.el comm'e..
praying the court not to grant propase.a"
the grounds ut INSANITY on tia part Oh w.
testatrix and u,l luc influence on the la'1v
the resiluarv lesatec. Ac ing un!et a. a.
wee, the seal of tbs rrocura'or n'eal l n
been placed upon all documents, Va'"pa,
ETC.. belonging to the estate, AM as NF"s
de- facto IN possession (Which, as you a.
doubtless aware, is nine points Oh .ne ~
ON behalf OF the nexG Of KIN, ho'mas :,
mains for mo buS to request "
cal,el executors and til, woman '', r.,s
MACPHERSON 10 quit this hou,a VITA a. y. Ai +.
delay Us possible. As we do n"' WISH hi
have ungenerously, we will alio" y" ..;r,
an hour to clear out We have leil Ao. .,;r
to accident, and the police are h'f' su' ,h.,
be found necessary to have recourse ~
in aid Of the process OF ejectn' MI .,a
Here was deadlock. 1h' !'e''' "ni
Jameson took stock Of the st'la'' H. NH .I
the ene,nv held every card cx'r', ~. ,'f The
and, DESTROYS of avoiding sral H. " ~.
house Immediately without "of' b:
poor Jeanne. Shs gave tn, e' '''' hal 70
time OF it, but in the enl even S.' ""'
succumb to the rough logic OF fa.'s. - hi
Jameson accompanied the "oc'" ~. d.
solicitor. and gave instructions 1or ~. ani =
Tense OF their rights under the wi. WIZ fsmeu
commenced the litigation Ill 'n i,,s. Nse
case OF ''Jamiesoa ani Mi. l'r as'"'''
Allister and Others ,, uto
Fortunately for Jeanni'. the "" ':',n,r %
was whoever, wanted h''''S1sthh i. T..
look after hi. daughter Mas-l' "''
stalled Jea ME ut once. x,,i tr
Jameson had all engagement ',';.r tn IL
for Glasgow, ami there was n .'sars !: pr,
tain him further, except I" "n'''
with MIR. Deempster. -. fr,s
Ssrathmlue, is about sx h' Will
Aberdeen, bat that was no'"lhs al:
so he walked ov.r one lin" mo- '' ' hsi-
breakfast. On arriving ao III I'M M. l,t!.~
uuired il the la:rl wa abouss