The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-18

ny that TIE place inv What % ussd 70 b
Whon was boy. There are plenty Of rich
people about, but they are not the sams stamp
Of pooplA u Isn't what Il used 10 b In more
ways than ons," and the old squiFU gave
Somothing like . Sigh, and thouGhtfully ~
moved his whitO hat, out Of which Z dinner
napkin and two pocket handkerchief fsll 10
the ground, In fashion that rsmindOd Col
QuaFiteh Of the Gilman Of . conturing trick.
"You have dropped some-some linen. (" be
MD, STOPPING down 10 pack the myStsrious
articles up
"Oh, yes, thank you" answered his visitor,
Il 6nd the sun q little HIT at this time Of the
year ThorO d nothing like . few handler
chief or towel 10 keep it o. and he rolled
the maHs. Of napsry into ball. and cram
ming Il hack into the crown. rSplacsd the hat
on biz head in such fashion that about eight
inches OF white napkin hung down behind
"You must have felt u 10 Egypt" be went
on-"thO sun, | mean lie . had climate
that Egypt. % ! have good reason 70 know"
and be pointed again 70 his whits hat, which.
~ Harold ouAritch now observed for the
arst tina was sncircled By . broad black
hand.
"AA, lsss.' aid b. 81 suppose that you
have bad iOsA"
"Yes, Dir. very heavy loAs
Nov Col ouaritch had never heard that
Mr.. Do u Mole had more than one child. Ida
de 10 Mole. the young lady who's face had
remained 20 strongly fixed In bis memory
although be had Scarcely spoken 10 Der on
that one occasion Eve long years ago Could
II b possible that she bad died In Egypt
The idea sent Q tromor Of tear through him.
though Of eOurso there was no real reason
Why 10 should. Deaths are % common
"Noe-not Mis- de h MolleF he aid, nerV
ously. adding, ~ had the pleasure Of seeing
her once. . good many yoarS ago. when
was stopptng harO Tor . tsW days with my
annk.S
"oh, no, not Ida, she b alive and we'll,
thank God Her brother JamoA He went
all through that Wrstched war, which We
owe 10 Mr. 0ladstons. q I aay. though !
don't know what your politics are. and then
caught fever, o., - think, got touched BY
the sun, and died on his way homa Poor
boyI Re Was Q fine fellow, Col ouariteh.
and my only con, but very reckless Only Q
month o. % before hO died wrota 70 him 70
10 careful always 10 put towel In his bel
met, and ho answered. IN that dippAnt sorI
Of way that be had, that be was not going 70
turn himsslf In dirty clothes bag. and that
ho rather hkOd the heat than otherwise
Well, hSS gone, poor fellow, In The service Of
bis country, Ike many Of his ANCESTOR b
fore him, and thsrSb an end Of him"
And again the old man sighed, hsavily
this tina
and now, Col ouaritch," b went on.
shaking o6 his oppression with . curious
rapidity that was Characteristic Of him
'What do you ny 70 coming up to the castle
for your dlnnerl You must be In o mess
here, and ] expect that old Mira Jobson.
whom my man George tells me you have got
70 look after you, will b glad enough TO be
rid Of you for tonight What do you sayi
Take the place a. you end ID. you know. !
know that there o . leg Of mutton for dinner
u there h nothing else, because, instead Of
minding his own business, Jaw George 60
Ing Cd to Boisingham 10 fetch 10 this morn
ing. A. least, that IL what he said that be
vas going for; just an excuse 10 gossip and
idle, fancy
"Well, really Said the colonel, 'you are
very kind; but I don't think that my dress
clothes are unpAeked yet"
"Dr0sS clothesI Oh, never mind your dresl
clothes Ida will excuse you. I dare -
Besides, you have no time 70 drepA By
JoveI It's nearly O'Clock; We must BE- % u
you are coming"
The colonel bs,itatsd BE had intended 70
dine a homo, and being q msthodicHI minded
man did not like altering bis plinA Also be
was, like most old military men, very pune
tilious about his dress and personal appear.
ancs. and objsceSd TO going out 70 dinner In
. shooting coat But all this notWithstand
ing. feeling that be did not quite under
stsnd. ana that n would have puzzled evan
an American uovsIlIt 70 aualyss-somethiue
between rostlessnsss and curiosity, with :
dssh q MAGNETIC attraction thrown in-ro,
he bsttsr d his .crupleS. and 10 went
.aWelI thank you'S b uaid, "if Won ar,
sure that Mis- Dc Il Mollo win not mind, |
Win coma Just allow me % tall Mra Job
sons
WThat's riehtS hailooed tie suuirO afnH
rim. .TIl moss Won a TIE hcck Of tbR
housa. We had hotnor 70 throueh III.
aeidas 1T
Tho eolonaL having informed hia hons.
h..n~, thss IL .honia not Csnt anv dInner
snd ha-tiiv bIuShod M not TOO iuxuriant
Iocls. r.ioinad M. a IA MolIa
Thsv rtroiIod oioDo. 0eoonin~ now and
| avain "a admIro .omo o.rtIcsiar - a. view
| chattirS an ~ vhile n 4 dl-Cnr-ivo manner
which. thourh Il va som.whHt aimio-1. ~
~ ~ me-rs -ithn,it ~ chr,m Ths sorlr.
-. 4 c.nitai comnsnIon sor sIl,ut msn I'M
Harold Guaritch. VIC llksd n ~ other
nSonI~ an. -
~ m. Nv .hsv ,ok down H. sion, ana
nsS-ino throa0h a couplo AZ Whaat 6eId-
ca1,a 70 : sncca..ion n broad meadoWa.
sonevhat snarSely timher,d. throueh Vhich
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