The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-01-02
ur.7iyed.
FAC. 70 FACE.

TANH 20 FACE.
!amteson's 90 .,nant in Glasgow cx- |
tended, Oh aIu Oh iol' somA Y "a. during
winch lis moHts. &c ,;i.e was lnrGt-a 70 i Tor /
Ia" cxneases. so tha5 h, vas able 20 save |
little or notEiuc. Cuciy's acting ,avs were
over, but h. wrote 4 baautl!ut han! and !
employed him elf il cory .l, ,ar... HISS,
ETC., for til, theatre. OF course he didn't
make much by ih:s; bat l. contr!Lu e som,
small portion toward the ..ous ,!!oll ex-
penses, always hoari;n ND a lirs.e treasur,
Tor an especial plr;,o,a Year af5,r ve,r,
as regularly Vi 1ath Of MAJ approached,
he di,npp aarel. Generally he 1ciurn,!
about month aft,rwar Is, and resumed MS
place without Il word. Willie .sacss,l
pretty vel where he hal b,n; but th.v
quite I'M ,nrstool each other, and 40 word
ever pa,ae hetwc III them OH the s,.bj,c..
They grew o.der, end tina "rrld grew
grayer and g.co:n CT for both, ana tn, ease
OF Jameson aAt Miller vs.. Mac.Allister
and others continued to inro,elis the
poor PLAYER.
Mr.. MaeCrow.av Citizens, having exhaust.
ed every artltic. THAI pe..ito,.gn, q id cal
canery could sus ,e'j, was Al lel,th brought
to bay, AMI tine fina! hear:n. came u.
which re ;ult III in verde, TO: the d.feli-
ant.
| The very Neit lay Jameson CAV notice
Of appeal. Then commenced at,ilavit:, in.
ter!ocutories, AMI l don't know w,aa all.
Anyhow the whole thing hal to bag IL anew
Vi course, the lawyers, as usual, TOOK their
time over it. But there is one comfort. YOU
can have good deal Of law fer q ltt!p
money in Scotiana-i. e., compared with the
cost .: tho article in England
While this precious lawsuit dragged its
slow 'e 9Th along, Jameson wa, acting in
Manchester. Liverpool, Eirmn, CHAM, Sn,f
field. the York circaiS, etc. ".,erevs: il,
went Curly accompanied him. Al !aste
gagenents were ditliculG to uL!a.u in L ~.
land, SO the friends returned to Tie Land q
Cakes. But, alas! "a new gen ration h.l
arisen, which knew not Wlllie' Ioung..
men had stepped into his shoe; and poor
Jameson had to retire an! tax, back
seat, until he sank IT, b. a, Wa hal q
hun the night before. leading MN at ths
I heatru Royal, Paisley.
And now comes the r,murkabn c ,,nc.
dence to wnicA have b,for, referred.
As Pike got to this portion OF hi, nara
tive we reacl the summit of hill. at III !,
bottom of which, sCme two miles Oft, 10 !,
SGuart town, through which We hal to pas )
during almost the Inst stage of our journsy.
As we paused to contemplate tho prospect
and in lead to tax, breach, tor we were both
little blown, our attention was attract I'd
to solitary foot passenger. about three or
four hundred yards in front, who cam,
walking along briskly toward us. Despit
his shabby clothes, he had the air and man.
ner of gentl,na His figure seemed wiry
aud elustic; his HAIR fe about has neck in q
profusion OF snow-whit silky curls; thu CO:
lar OF his shr5 was turnel down over u
fraye BLACK s. TX handkerchief, revealing q
singuarly beautiful neck; he carried hi:
heal erect; his eyes seem ID fix I'd on vacancy,
and his whole manner was SO enyrGss, anu
preoccupisd that b, scarcely observed IL,
until within stones throw, whe.,, to my
establishment, Pike gave long, low whistle
as b. exclaimed:
"Well, never! Who'd have thought it
Talk O the de'itl An how's aw' wi We
CurlyF'
Mr.. Campbell-for it was he-lrew him
SELF up for u moment, colliy; then ~
covering himself, replied, with pleasant
smile:
"Wlat, Pike! Still on the read. Ole
man: Don't you begin to fec! 1':el OF it,
and wish it vera all over! sonnet ia. Pm Of
Anton ,, mood, after Actiuu,, al feel dis
posed to cry
Unarm, Eros, the long days t:s,; is done
But no, no. suppose I've NJ courage
enough to take OFT my own a,n>r And
after all, we've only got to wait . iittl.
} longer for the good time coming Il: tbs ene
! Of the Journey; anl then, you kno" "
tn hr Continued,