Telegram-herald., 1889-07-18

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IL his han4 lie at 0Dos tsgsn talking
with tss nsea. ~Ao were very glad - tell
their story 60 reEscrtex. Il wss very
different one from that cf the manager.
He ds3n't want ~ pay them St al. they
said. and vowed that he had 40 Eao0ey.
s.aoocA lik2 thai. s4id the Esgeols&-
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oh. yes. be spend plenty fora his Beke
he CALI. her"
shall yoa play Tomorrow asked
Rnssl
Isl, 81" answered the spokesman.
HE pay We play. We te.la him te no
pay We 10 play"
By further questioning Rush learned
thai there had tesn Gloss approach 10
serious trouble ~ the rehearsal that
morning the musicians. led by the
hageoiet, lad refused 20 so ON till they
got tbeir money, aud that haxmann
had said poe!tively he had not a dollar
in the bank. but would pay them in full
on the first Of the month, when he would
get an assessment from the directors.
They had heard tha, story before, and
refused 90 put any confidence III il, and
~ouid have walked of with their instru-
ments under their arms If Miss Knowl-
ton had not come 10 tho rescue and In
sisted that the orchestra should be- paid
with tlle money which was due her that
day, and which she knew Maxmann
would have ready for her, because he
could not afford 10 treat her as he had
treated the poor musicians
Noble creature" said Rush TO him
self. ''She is as good IS she is great. ="
And 10 think that he was going TO see
her, and on that very day, tool
He learned from some of the people Of
the theatre that she drove out with her
amt every afternoon on the days when
she didn't sing; and, as this was one Of
them. Rush concluded that he would
not find her at homo then, but that he
had better call at her house just before
dinner time, when he would be pretty
sure of finding her in. This would give
him time 70 dress. as il was not quite 5
O'clock. So he hurried over TO West
Eleventh street.
Never before did this young man dress
himself with SO much care He had
taken his usual bath in the morning, but
he took another. and put on the best of
everything he owned. He looked over
his stock Of shirts with the eve of a
Brummel. The collar OF one was too
high, the collar Of another too low. FL
| nally he completed his toilet and set
forth. His landlady met him In the hall
Bon jour, Mime. Pinot" he said. gayly,
| as he ran downstairs; but Mime. Pinot
was so struck with his changed appear
ance that sho could not find words to
return his salutation.
We'll" said she, in French, for she
| said it 70 herself, something has hap
pened; he doesn't look like the same per-
son saw this morning"
And indeed he did not There was a
color in his cheeks and a brightness in
his eye that had not been there IN many
a day. His encounter with Archie Til
linghast and his assignment from The
Dawn Office would have been exciting
enough without this great climax.
/
Twentieth street, but when lie turned
into that stree. and the little gothic houses
stood in all their prettiness before him,
he slackened his speed. For moment
| be thought that lie was ILL but he con-