The Springdale news., 1889-03-22

l VIII catch hlm before he spends It. l will come up !a tha morning ia time to tako out tH3 Hza-of to-uigAts catch. Ea, Garneitu. Gud bs with tace.h
 "Good-bFa D.mian," said Carmel fla, meehaHjbi E
 They lad never before parted in this way, but to h0.h it seemed quite nat ural Dgmiaa took EI5 hat and staff and crossed tAe waHat-woad bridge way and tho losses of the castle Tho sun was still gliding tic peak of q dis tant mountain
 Twelve hours lafsY the sun once more sheHe over the cabin Al the sadness and fo-ebafia9 of the day tgtare had been pure farce There vas tI5e sua 2 agaia. red aud joyous as ever, climbing ep the heavens as bF1hefF as II t6is Nas his first journey there. and shedding life and movement wherever his rays reached. IHts Was the sun that, in those hours of absence, had crossed the ocean, had called fAe monday in the Americas. ha3 served as god for the idotatoFs oft4e Pacific, had lighted the way for mariners in China. had gilded the spices of ftadastan. had kissed thesfrars 1f tbr IEufy Scpulchre, and had m8H1sed tbe hour Of death for some modern Creeks; and now that sun was returning, faH of curiosity to know what had beeome of two fisher people ef t'Raer AraseH. whom he had Jeff the night b6tar6 sGaHed # ne door of their hut.
 As >to Damian, 4e, ike the sun, seemed in better huuor than on the preceding evening if he might be judged bY tHe lively and froliesome manner with which he aseended the terraces of the castle. iaaza4ed by some other fstees. all singing the most Yil- laiHoas fat1 that had been produced in their country. They reached the draWbriaee, crossed the courts of the castle, ,stf11l1inein silence. and reached the plane fronting p4mians cabin.
 'iiow ioud the cascade roarsm said one of the men.
 @But what has teeeme of the bridge27 cried another True for yout Look look, il has slipped from each ena' t has sanken into the cut ting il has brokents
 ..But how can that be2 Such q beam -so long. % wei supported by is length sa heavy. aad of walnut -a wood as strong as iroH@
 T shall have to haF another.n said Damian. shlu9aiHe lis shoulders: sihat come. bat=. let tAe bridge he aaa help mo with the seiaes befarc il Erows later.n And, taking up inc thread of his interrupted song he began with the others to draW mp the eeI-nets
 "Ihe deEil! how t weighs thena cried one of his comrades, "thou hast done welt with this haul, Damiancito~
 At least t is ten arrobas, said another, "oh, fine catch! unheard of
 "I believe you,a shouted third: it is mora Hkelx lie has caught. not ceis, but the bridge of walnut woodw
 Damian only sniiest without speak ing.
 Do you say that not k heavyan cried oae Of the men. pulling on the second seine; "well. tAis enc is not be- hind it. This weight is not less than twelve arrobas all af three hundred weight
 "0h' it's a couple af biq rocks that have fallen in~ sai an enrioHs-minded fellow
 Damian was gloomy, trembling, covered with a eold sneat ..Sa one seine weighs as heavy a7 the other, he mut.eral, "oh' blt 1t can not beia lie stepped IF oHt the w.,tcr and slow ' took his ua4 so tse calm
 By this time the first seine was com Ing up to the bank. and in it appeared, truly enHeh, tEe bfidgc of walnut wood. Not all of 1t. bal tHe hall. Ii wa- not 10 be doubted that during the night the bridge had been -a#ed across the nidd c, he men who dragged it out were staring with surprise and terror they started bael: with horror stricken faces, shrieetaE
 At the same moment, Danian ap- peared in the door Of his cabin. with his hair on end his eyes fixed and starting, and Look of utter stupid - yet scre4mHs with laughter Il laughter iite voice from Bed lam. He had foand his home deserted and the couch of Carmeliia untouched by her since tAe day besae.. And the Fishermen had seen .a 9l..z sith the walnut timber tha paHid face of Don Jaime
 A moment after. fheir frightened mates dreW out the second seine. with the other half of Lie bridge and tho body Of Gasmelita.
 "She, aiao2. pam.a shouted; .ohi I did not look for tbat. thought thought she would whit for him in the house l never dreamed she would run 10 meet him, B1t sho did, you sci She was impatient to meet her lover aad sha vent on the bridge to meet hIn. But had been there be- fore tAem Isa8ed if, sawed it sawed it' On what q fae 1a 3e havo made to-day, boys! good catch of fish is this We have made hossi9 And. shrieking, he ran and shut himself in the cabin
 Whom the officers of The law came to arrest him they found him -tiII grasp- ing q saw. and the cabin drcnchcd with blood. The eeI-fsher had sawed of