Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-07-14

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paid oars Esz free from these disco19-
forts Fafhe- w2s ecgxged 1t the
Expositio1 BEEdrng" al GaT and fzr
into TIE night sUpsTiat1nd ng his in
terests there
As water approached Mrs Eli0tl
bet rArelr left Ada for she saw. what
even 10 strangers was plain. thn1 the
little brd Was pGssinE AWAY. 70 hlnon
In the garden q Par11sse- | assumed
Al The dates and respons b.iiijes Of the
EoEsekeep NJ that the 1Otbs and her
cail5 might not Be paired dDring the
last GAYS Of SD. butsWest CON paEioa-
ship- To father / relegAted the coliec-
ton Of bills. the par ueuf II dues;
keeping strict accouH. 81 each receipt
and ever EIpea1 turs
One night 10 retained 10 ne much
earl e. thAn vas his wont HIS face
Was as5ea p4ls. and his lips trcDbted
with eLcitsmsuf. I went With him 10
his room 70 try and persuade bin to
rest but he siIenced mr. fears 81 bis iIl
health assuring that all was well With
him And then BE- told M. ..E1nice.
child have seen what ~ 6rst I
thought the phantom Of n dear old
friend to-day. Tw q did see the IA
miliar features IN the surging crowd
that swept by me- / followed. scarce
crediting my own senses: and al length
found him-Edth's husband-mv old
friend, George Elliott Eunies. bow
can | tell herr
Bat" said / when the FIRST sur
prise was past. how can you explain
the mystsry Of his reappsaranes2 For
years be was zsourned As dead"
esi but he too. WAS rescued By
good Samaritan Of the deep and be-
lieTed h.s wife was lost. owing 10 the
official stupidity Of which once told
ron. The poor woman that was hur-
ried Of 70 the Potters field e. soon
as the breath left her BODY, was.
months later. dlsinterred. and buried
beneath 3 marble shaft in GEORGES
plot At Greenwood. Nv friend still
wore mourning for his wife when met
him today.
50. perhaps, after ali some men
have TOman's faneies." said l.
Father kissed me isnderiy-.-zo pre-
pare Edith for the meeting George
waits snxiousIy. / have told him of bis
child. be knows that her stay will not
Dc for long" hurried TO obey NV
fathers wishes, Something Of the joy
felt At the anticipation Of the glad
reunion must have appeared in nv
face for Ada smiled sweetly as | en-
tered Sister (she always called me
towards the lastl SiEtsr-has-good
news, said she, fsintly.
4 have. darling, good. very, very
good news"
''Will-you-tell-u
knseling there beside her. stroked
the little hand she laid in mine a.
answered, yes my darling. in little
while. Are you strong enough to lis
ten 70 little story frst?''
"Yes-yes'-eagerly answered the
child.
Well. then, darling. many year.
ago, we will sar seven wears since.
there was ladg and a gentleman sail.
ing on one Of those pretty white wing.
ed Tatchs that skim over the billows
like q bird At sea"
I Stop! stopr' cried Edith.
motioDed Der TO silence, and con.
tinued; "A tiny black cloud suddenly
arose in the clear blue sky. harbinger
Of the swift onco ming storm; but none
noticed the warning. and the precious
moments passed on. A wind arose.
gaining rapidly in intensity until II
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