The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-03-06

make her happy Have Won do
/ laughed wildly. IF ba aons sou
shed ones blood for har c Icing wilip, :.
woman happy, she should hava make la. fials
shame with your. 'ss III a ill., ~.
His eyes blazad. "Yon h., ="
he sold. Go at once.O ''u better %,
l LAUGHED mockingly. M.
los0 al nope; now Saa, my ON, IVA, na: | bad
- shall stay here, . -aiu
leave to join her, shall liz fou Until yq
With you. Surely bridearoroollo follow and ~
Here stay N's Golspssf
For reply Grant rang tn, bal, :,
the front door and this door 'e Ill.,: "Leavs
he sold to the servant; then 90 " oS. open
way So out OF tia
He come toward ME, s+
feet, AID struck fair ami fu, a. 1. TO nv
set Lace. He rarried tn, fiarc ~ us =, whit.
i'll 3 moment his arms were aroma Io", aai
Although physical STRENGTH l. N 'Ee'
81 ut the most an inheritance, No % acc'ieas
to confess that ano-ho: is immea.n" "sa Ike
superior III muscular power: S,;t;y njs
feelings OF Keen annoyance that avn y witt
to relate the resulS ct that haa "a' o'!'ged
struggle. was strong, and haa .1o'haal
my strength with msny, hut n,u measursi
such man as this The moms,t ' W, viii
1 felt tina: shouii b, conquered. , W. oosal
loes not always gain the yict,rr '-a ~. flssa,
arms were IKE cars of iron, the eirtb i ot u;
chest almost abnormal; moreovar ~ S W. u u. nj,
two inches taller than l did Hal - r sog
told that any man could have Eftaa osa
from my feet. carried ma through two ~ III
doors, and finally thrown me- stano vpc
into the center Of the roadway / e sSsAl,,
have laughed the idea to scorn prt eu y
tace Grant did all this, and sl,uc and 1I ,l aa>
the outer door before l could reco ,s .o a
self. ~'
Mad with the rage of defeat, lyr..,.,
the ratings and panied for breath. 1 cn,ps,
Eustace Grant. cursed nv iaith,a.s a WIS.,
/ cursed myself and m, impcteucs s Qua
was my state that coulu ! have ottan "ua
pistol, I would have waited on tbot ' w..
step and shot the IMAM who had hstras',
me, as soon as he emerg,l from bis placs ~ -
safety--;hot him dsai without comm,s
lion. Nor was my mind any way .oosh.
by hearing the v.,lnw thrown up, aud IA
Ing my rat les ut contemporaries !
was faln to stoo pick ii up, in order IA
save myself from ,ecoming al oli,ct n
curiosity to pas ;o.;b,'.
What was l TO do: NY mind at prpss,
could only grasp o.. fact-that Grant bs,
by some diabo'lcai mcsn,, induced VIDA T.
leave me and give hcrs,l; to MIN, Fors
while my course .seem,i limlt,i to o,a
issue: l must wait here, cutsi:t. his lnns
until at last he came forth Then Imu,
dog his footsteps until they Ia! me to Ii.
falthless woman who nal ruined nv lila
and brought me to si,Ama c.rnsn.I 1t n.
thought OF what lid han tyeIy
hour, had done. I a. N. was liz
Eappies5 man ii, f g.. -i.ht NJ,
the mos. miseratie.
Sc. for H. l walkal M ard down IN
front OF tha hcu;e which held the traiu.
saw the l!snt extingu:s',el One, q
twica saw the b.ini drawn aside. aal
cle:saI tina; Grant was looking out I, see /.
hal left my ro't. No. you traitor! rsl
villain! am sill there, and s!u.l pe lh"'
until You com, cut. Then viii Jog ,gou %
the bitter eni.
The hours went bv, the dawn heoa1 n
break Scl,A-aa obiecj Of curi7;ity. Il No
srrpicion. to the po]icaman-l kept VI
Cos, and shout. hav, kept i. for beai
longer, had it noG al at once oCcurral 0
me that so loay AZ / vas there 50 long won.
Grant remain wl>rs ne was. must laa,
craft with craft. Nevertheless, | nus
perfOrce keep watch until could tind sc@'
one to when til, tn TX mighs be lsputed
At Z o'clock was able to gain alml'an
to an oli-fas lioael family and commsc d
inn which stool some short distance OF
The bay window OF the coffee room CON-
manded view Of Grants house. Herr
seated myself, AMI. having obtained Lol'
don directory, wrote AMI dispatched le:'''
10 well-known private detective, rsqlss.
Ing that q clever. trustworthy man ms1'
Mt once be sent to me. Then, from the VIII
dow of ths hotel, resumed my watcl.
At 0oclcc.l the man whom hal s0.'
moned arrived. l told BIN what oda a.
was to wait until he saw Grant depart a. >
was to follow him, and, having a'cTEsi's ).
his destination, was to telegraph to m' ~
once. Then left the accurs,t spot "n'
back to my hotel, AMI tried TO sleep, >,
As entered the room which Viola anu :
had occupied / could almost persuade nv \,
self that I hal dreamed tbs events o. a u,
last twenty-four hours. All her pel ,,1'
effects were as she left them: her slnss
her brushes, her toilet indi,pc.'saoe, w. ~.
all there. Even her watch she III ~, ~,
behind her. She broke the spring ~ :. ~, =.
seaside, and there was no time t" se!n s.,
paired before we started for the cen''Aa a,r
besides, I had intended huying hsr am
one in Paris. To-mol,ow-yes, 'o"'' h.,
would he Thurs!ay-to-morro", 1 W. rr
proposed crossing 10 France i'e"'S'
what did it all meant ~, x.
Sleep, with my mind in this WIFI a., "a.
unattaina BILE. Later in the DAY A' " an, M
something to do than III pulsaallc. - a. ,.tel
hope, went to Viola old home anu u. ' inv
it she had been there today. N" NJ, r. ,t
yesterday morning. This tn seES"" "ayy il;
wondered at, as Miss Rosster was "
two doctors were with her now. F., ..,sl
In my present frame OF m !', h,,
nothing for the old laty.s iIllss', mess. yol
knew that the motive when Aep. be
f,.o,, i,o,. s;r2o ,x,,,ou suffering H'>' i,