The Dillon tribune., 1886-04-10


and taking M his frock coat (Which w,
laid ready brushed Will, his other ,uthr
near the tantc) put it int, his raa,t pocket
1.-The poison ,ni. lit 40. work. he said. -
! must max, no mistake The SAM initial.
TONI. y it would % tiSr tlyili. N IL
! fla OF ,,'Gv---,in th" ,!ay.i-tu lrsusr sl..'l
an oppcrt.,nity. }. n. is on NV linen
7 y. on his j. y. on t.- trucks
/ lie was :llerrupte. ty II klloc> ii, IL
+ ..our.
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Mr. Nolan. sir. sail the servant
''ls 1t So la.e:' Needhan remarked, look
ing al his wat"l. betor' an, wcring; his ssc
want.
Ask him to wait
YES, sir: an! letter by hand, sir
''Oh, leave it TN Tie tatlc'
YES, sir.
No. bring it i''.'
Yes, SIR
The servant rn:er@! and gave him The
letter.
Mr. Nolan will iaeaktsst.'
Eyes. SIR
He opened the letter and Looked at tina
signature.
Joseph Norburyr' he exclaimetl.
Then he went in a sSealthy wa; to tl.s
sioor and locked it.
dear Mr.. Needtam." he read CIet>, &C.
cept my best t hanks for the two letters OF
introduction. livery much appreciate Your
kindness. This morning ! have Il letter
from my lawyer il Derby shire. stating that
he will b. IL, town to-day at six H. ha,
invited himself iodine with me att, ta!a
over business. This is unfortunate -:
Here Neetlha,n boxed up from tho letter.
and remarked to himself, y don't know,
perhaps it is.perlaps not. Al all events
am equal to either fortune
Ten turning to tho letter again he read.
''bu, my visitor caves for Richmond at
nine CT ten. and it in begging your III.
dulgence II: cAc,ls' me from witlulra " iu1
my acceptance. ut your kind invitations t.
dinner, l may lie allowed to G. Nc round 10
you and smoke dgar al ter my friend has
left for Richmond shall bc very glal to
DO SO and to receive your further letters
and advice in re.pect Of my journey to
New YORK. Do No trCu tie t" a,,sw er this
shall take my chance Of fin ling you. ami
A. shall! have nothing else to ,io i! will not
Inconvenience me 1T all il it should M ill.,
: mvenien. Tor you 10 remain, at l,omc.
"4"ur> ver' truly
JOSEPH NORBURY."
"Piovi ienc. or til, devil has a hand in
this!' Needl,an rS.!a;,,,el. ~. ranuot he
: rovidenc', f'n providence: has written it
Io"n hi "a >t'on.. ausl .'i.raven il un
t..r III ii, :, - M. ''ri,n shalt do nc lnur-
Ter >:.t.>u .h,.' u, Fate: Dr. Destiny
Nv" lives lu,,.y IL til, talanc.. Fate, or
Destiny. or pr"vilunm.. .s n. devil know
1t. They ..iai,n thu. light - cleo. whicl, is to
b. the yict;u.. II. Is picked ont from,
millions AMI under ,:,al velln,,s circum-
stances, and l,cught 70 Lordc,, III the nick
Ut time Tit circumstances. wh;cl, will
attend hi. rcnrv;t, ms Substitution for
are made H. til into thu occasion.
Every 't..a'' 1T tn affair i, moi ga for
u,>. II Is rs if. lkt tl". ,,a:riurci. o. old, [
had '".ln,' II ram caught IN ,h, ti,iset
ready I" TAX" ',' i!acc -, this other 81, RI
flee, ~ TIL" dagger Ina. Imintel the way to
Duncan ri amh"': or like the oiu.,, that
encouraged 1arqum But what i, IL 1T. the
aud' Will nor the ullss.s.n minister's claim.
lnc and dam ne at last: There's the rub
But sufficient for tin day is the evil thereof.
wilt 90 ou--- Fate continuing rr,piti,u,-
ii swim" for it,"
His face WIS iivMl now. his Lip, fixed and
cr'"l. and n, paced hi, chamber a, he had
lone before, tigershly. pausing now and
then to nnttcr and talk. Presently III. tool:
thn iazc' from his coat pocket and put ii
INTO the pocket Of his dressing scwn.
y will dress later, he said; MILAN will
b.. tired ut waiting"
Then he ta.llst Norbury's letter into his
pocket with the iazor. washed his hands.
brushed his thin ;air. and tightening the
waist baid ut his dressing gown. ylitled
:atiikr int" til" dining room, where he
FOUND his confidential solicitor walking
ahont ',"Iatic,'tly, one hand in his pocket.
Ut Other swinging his eyeglass.s about
nav Kept you too long pray excuse
'"'. >a"t Mr. N,"lham; II did not 90 to
is': ult! vrr. lat.
should Judge 80, for all the years /
l.'>r ku'"n You have never seen YOU in a
''essins gown before," said Nolan.
And yo'' shall never see me gain in one
u my appearance. so "ffr,nls you Tsuupose
,"hnrc thinking Mt this moment what cunld
l'''s 'h:'H'""t nv constituents to call me
;, tn,'
No, my friend. ! was not thinking Of
My thin: st'trsAMlS. l have received by
'u'' MurhlhE post very strange letter
'h'lo:nln" tn reality of the BvoadNoc,l
trust and Mort -c-e leeds. have accep1eu
service o. "r's> h' hs'y thousand pnlnu>.
,n1 IA. city This mcrning talks of nothing
hui Your ti'a';ria! ruii They say that vu,,
ta''l''t la', tw"nty-four ,,uur.. What is tn
We done: t''n Il" nytaing: [ am oulv
'er' '"a'': t!',:" tvs" questions"
''i''a''k YOU, Nolan; Your >yn,pa,by
&c lbs l,.r. said Necdham 81 feel rs if
'''' ''si my !'"'d on things and uu life: that
Is Il fact
''lou lcoS il, said Nolan,
-. am III; but shall pull through
loa never lacked courage. Look nc tbe
Alticuity strai ght in the face: your honor
Is intact: yen have only been unfortunate,
i hop' Won may always think SO. Pow
laps that strange letter you speak of NAV
:nleceive you. who knows. But. my danr