Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-07-13

ill-for week. And when / got bet
ter--my hand was-like this, and she
lifted il with a hoarse attempt at a
laugh, and let il fallN heavily on her
| lap again.
And were you all alone then in
that illness?n said the doctor, who had
possessed himself 81 her pulse and
was anxiously counting the beats
.sfhe woman OF the house was kind,
and had in sister of charity, But
they were all needed elsewhere soon;
and indeed | can take Of myself now,
except in the matter Of toilet. But
what brings you heree DO you come
as friend or an enemy to- France?n
II come as your son, to do your
bidding, and to take you out of this
hustle OF war wherever you want
to GO"
eve viii talk of that AFTER she
said. lit annoys me to hear OF the
war Have You breakfastedan
.'Ies; | stopped at a care ON my way
to the bankers. They were wonder
ing there what had become of you. not
having heard from you for weeks"
ut is but little, said Mrs. Warren,
with sigh. '.but little business that
have with them now. / may as we'll
tell you first as last that have been
dragged into some foolish speculations,
and have had losses. II was when
Julie found that out that she ran
away SO you see have reason to
live alone and not TO travel any"
1--WE viii talk of that after, he said
with smile, echoing his mothers
words; sat present let me make you
as comfortable as may"
Mop as she made a deprecating
gesture, ''you know we learn many
things, we DOCTORS
And skillfully as woman he
brought some pillows for her from the
disarranged bed, and made her lie
down comfortably on the couch.
Going 10 her drcssing-table. II know
should find it, with light laugh,
''you lave not forgotten your old
ways" And he poured out from
bottle Of orange-fiower water that stood
there some drops which he made her
take.
''Shut your eyes now and rest. like
good mother; and / will, If you will
permit me, have my friends sent here"
She closed her eyes, with long
drawn sigh OF comfort. as ne moved
about the room, and with almost wom-
anly dizziness reduced the disordered
apartment 10 something like neatness
before he went out OF the door.
As he descended the stairs he met,
coming up with pail. a woman whom
he questioned, and discovering that
she was in charge Of that floor OF apart
ments, he learned from her much that
his mother had foreborne TO tell, but
which his practiced eye had already
OWNED.
Mrs. Warren had been struck with
paralysis about three weeks before.
Coming home from the opera one cye-
ming, and finding Julia gone, boxes
open, and her rooms in rare disorder,
she had been seized with Fan attack Of
nerves. the woman said, and, the next
morning, going In to perform her Gus
.tomary offices Of cleaning the rooms,
she had found the lady lying on the
marble hearth, quite ssnseless and |
cold.
But they had had in doctor, and |
Petite S0ar, and she had been
brought to where Monsieur finds her in |
health; but in temper-ma foil" and |
the woman gave a shrug which render
ed further speech unnecessary.
Can you find me a stout woman 10 |
wait on her for day or two?r he
asked.
"Yes; would have done
II before, insist. But Madame
would not hear Of II. She.
who used to live in such luxury. viii
nave nothing, now, Of expense.
ut Is my change, remember:r and
Or. Warren fastened down the steps
to find the doctor who had attended
his mother, and to introduce himself ns
consulting physician.
There was nothing the French
doctor said, in his opinion. ..that need
Prevent Monsieur Warren from remoy-
ing Madame 70 place OF less excite
ment than Paris to-day. The first
attack is nothing serious, save in what
1t indicates for the future. Had she
but had attention earlier, and not have
lain all night uncared for, It would
have been over in short time. Rut
Monsieur, her son, Is doctor.
cheerfully resign all responsibility in
the case into his hands; and, indeed.
content myself with advising that he
remove Madame while IL is still possi.
Die to get away"
Thus fortified George Warren re.
turned to Boulevard Malesherbes
bringing with him the old armv
hest, destined once more 70 travel
NEW. He was admitted By the new
maid, harsh-featured woman, like 4
lawk in night-cap, but whose
manner was gentle and respectful.
lone the less.
AS the porter carried in the trunk
nd set It down in the outer apartment.
ars. Warren, reused by the noise, and !,
cushing the chair in front Of her. I'd
eiore, came through the DOORWAY
nat separated the rooms. She had n
,leased interested smile on her face AZ