The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-12-24

empty the first speaker, with y oAs set down
domination of the hard times ~. - ,,neerfu! con,
apparently dismissed all previous ' ne, Weather.
IRON MS mind, and lounged out witt; s,,n',.eedina
panion. At the corner of tho '. y. luis con.
stopped. >s street The,
"Wel' that jobs aone," said H..
speaker by way OF relieving tho s s, .ae fH
embarrassment ot parting. ''sn1 social
"Thc;I So" responded his co,,
shook Lis l,unh. P""'on. Ant
They parted. \ gust If u
thron:1:' Il" Ijr"s. and struck fa;n* ' swell
cry '"*:' i:'c wires above their ha,s 1"'aa
the RAJ a::'' thu darkness again x,om,' IND
1l)On ltct;,,.vr~i ~etRd
The 'nessagc Jagged a Title ot g.,
cisco, laid over half an hour at rh;a A ran
fought longitude the whole vav. ~ - and
was past midnight when the sall n;ch+s sa'
ator took it from the wires at Ros sns 0pe''
it was freighted with mandate ta.- na'
San Francisco Office; and a roesson. oA 'ae
procured, who sped with it throuaS .' W., "s
snow bound streets, between the h;oh ,.." .
OF close-shuttered rayless houses to = cs ns'
formal square, ghostly with snow co, ,~'.a
statues. Here he assembled the hrood st.s'.
a reserved and solid looking mansion ~.
pulleo bronze bell knob, that somavs s'
within those chaste recesoes, after an ann.-...
reflective pause, coldly communicated -.
fact that stranger was waiting without
he ought. Despite the lateness Of the Inn,
there was slight glow from the window,
clearly rot enough to warm the messeno,,
with indications of festivity within. Int
yet bespeaking, as it We're, some proloncsa
though subdued excitement. The sober ser.
want who took the dispatch, and receutaa
for it as gravely as it witnessing last will
and testament, respectfully paused befo,e
the entrance of the drawing room, Thu
sound of measured and rhetorical speech
through which the occasional catarrhal
cough Of the New England coast struggled
as the only effect Of nature not wholly NJ
pressed, came from it's heavily-curtained n.
cesses; for the occasion of the evening bad
been the reception and entertainment Of
various distinguished persons, and, as had
been systematically expressed by one Of
the guests, 1.-The history of the country" was
taking its leave in phrases more or less rsm,
orable and characteristic. Some of these
valedictory axioms were clever, some witty,
q few profound, but always left as q gented
contribution to the entertainer. Some bad
been already prepared, and, like u card, had
served and identified the guest at other man.
| sions
The last guest departed, the last carrias
rolled away, when the servant ventured to
indicate the existence of the dispatch to bis
master, who was standing ON the hearth rug
in an attitude Of wearied self-righteousness.
He took it, opened it, read it, re-read it, and
said:
''TLcre must he some mistake! 1t is not
for HE. Call the boy, Waters"
Waters, who was perfectly aware that The
boy had left, nevertheless obediently walked
| toward the hall door, hut was recalled by hi
master.
mo mattcr-at present.
ats nothing serious, William:' asked Mrs
Rightbody, with lang,lid wifely concern
mo, nothing. Is there light in m!
study
YES. But before you 60 can you CIV
me moment or two:"
Mr.. Rightbody turned little impataentll
toward his wife. She had thrown helseu
languidly OH the sofa; her hair was slightly
disarranged, and part of slippered lou
was visible She might have been nhel!
formed woman; but even her careless desna
bile left the general impression that she wa
severely fianncletl throughout, and that any
ostentation of womanly charm was ul'ue'
vigorous sanitary surveillance
Mrs. Marvin told me tonight that nef ~
made no secret of his scrious attachment IA
our Alice, and that, il was satisileo' 'A'
Marvin would bo glad to confer win sou'
onc.,." ,
The information did not scent 10 a's'''
Mr.. Righthody's wan'' ring atteA''ol'' wv ",
rather increased hi, Impotence III S''
hastily that he would speak OF that '''''' ~
row, and partly by way o! 1eprsa'' anu l''' -
to dismiss til. subject. added: .:u
"Positively James must pay some '''t"' Wv,
to the register ANA tho Thermometer ' H.
ovt 20 degs. tonight, AN, tine 'Sl'."''
draft was closed in the drawing 'oo'' -,
..Tbat was l,eca,,>e' Professor Ail."'' 50,
near it, and the old %e'tl"iH"ns ''''''s ''''
sensitive n,.,r pc,
ale ought TO know from Dr. l'ys ,r, ~. 70
that systematic and regular 'S1"s r,rr;
draughts stimulates the mucous '" ;ny.r
while fixed air over sixty "'s's''
ably ~ ), ;,,ts,,,p,el ,rs
i am afraid, William 'nte'f".''' 'aoot.
Rightbody. with feminine a''''' ':a,. # there.
ing her husbands topi' VII" a. q NV asr;, that
by directing him fr"'' ~ ! :" ,,,titutiop
people do not yet appreciate Wv ~. observed
Of bouillon for punch and ices , r.r,;ed.
=. ~ .,.x,,.> declined it. am. wv