Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-08-08
THAT WRETCH.

where her sister anu "dut 9"u ~ "iuS-
Nothing very dreadful, ! nope
replied FlosSle' looking up from her |
work.
Nothing very areaolul! echoeu |
Lucy That is Just IKE you Fi0ssle; /
rea!h believe you love that oiack-
hearted wretch.
go. sue, cannot say Ihat 1 nave /
any particular love Tor him' put doh
want to condemn man until l know /
what he has Done teluIn'u rlos9io'
laughing
'NeiI, he Is uIINihS MS Icnau's from
the old shantes by The coal pahh,
"~ue, can tEat be really true! sald
FIossie. ia shocked voice.
.'lt must be, Tor lea RUM whose /
mother occupies one o. lhe nuts loiu
u.e So. Mr. Dane sald that unless the /
people vacated at once nc "oui' lulh-
bic the shanues down on lheir heaus-
he brute.
Lucy, my oeat' luleItuPleu heT
aunt 'lhcre must pc some mistake ]
DO not believe Mf. Dahe "oulu oe 50
cruel. although more grave anu sIieuI
than most men Oh ms aGe ne seems |
kind and courteous TO all
Lucy IurSed Up her NOUN i'll Scoru'
"AuW. Aunt Mary you are always /
taking ihaI man part lou thlhK ne
cannot DO wrong.
cob, mo, Lucy. smiled Aunt Mary /
but You nave taken an unreasonable /
dislike 20 MT. Dane.
well. perhaps nave But we won
discuss hm further; we must thIh6 OF |
the needs "i MIS- + ,Nhh' why can /
sD. move INTO .'t "'a Slorehouse IN the |
cornefo OIL 'He "Ic"'r" ul'II sue eau Huo
another u9me3
Aunt Mary hooueo assent WhIe |
i.a-,'e f'l''e":
'An e\trllcnl Idea' Lucy
linen ! ~ W4 over ana make her
log oi'1f' sane lucy anu huIfsinS on |
her hat ana shawl. she was soon IN the |
midst OF lhe saanties' when consisted
OF ive or SIX duapdated oId buildings. f.
She noticed mat the men and women
~, uaa an anxious look ana lhat me ,
teams standing thete belonged 70 Mt. |
Dane, the new owner OF the coal bank
and factory And-yes' there was the /
owner himself hurrying up the moving /
process. Lucy was too indignant to
notice that ms lace too wore an
anxious IooN ana that ne started al
every sound HGe ohly thought OF MN
asa hatd-aearled Wtetch, VINO was Jllfh- |
ing poor people out IN the cold
Presently ne approached her.
Miss Lucy ne said, Tor heaven
SAKE qoh larry mere Ion9' ana zen
Aits. fiAhh 20 ne reasonable ana hurry
up. Tor will
here Lucy ca. hlm snort with LOOK
oil -Gofn us she I'shed OUT;
ON hard-hearted wretch, now dare
}3,. speak 70 me? Don DE afraid
W'It NOT ihlrude lu your precious houses I
very .oug, he'i her shalI Mrs, FIynn.
but MISS Lucy hesaIu you must
A"'. aeaIo-
les, Lucy interrupted "ot course
have heard that the wealthy Mr.. .
Dane turning I'VE or SIX poor /
la.Ali'es o't oI ms houses-lf they are
Ihen she opened the door OF Mrs.
F'ynnS .hanty and stepped inside /
.eaTlng Mr. Dane with an amused look
on ms lace. but TINS soon gave
way 10 grave expression which did
my ieaYe hls face until the last wagon I
WAlch contained Mrs. flynn.s house /
Aold goods was loaded and driven /
AWAY. Ihen, with sigh or reieI, he
u'.eo up placard' inscribed with /
WIN lhese words;
AN persons are warned to Keep /
away rom these grounds. dangerous I
meanwhile, Lucy had installed the
n nus To lhetr new quarters, with 1
r''t many remarks not very uattefIng /
20 tlt new owner, IN which she was
'.''a ~ Mrs. flEnn. who would like /
" MIN me same way the peast.