Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-29

he ever be 10 this lovely girl. daughter OF
one of the proudcst officers in the United
States 8rmy-he who IS only acowbOy-aye,
and worse than that, one on whose past
life 2 dark shadow restedy
Such were hIs thoughts as he travelled;
but. rousinI himself he endeayored 20
shake og the gloom which had settled
upon him in consequence OF this hopeless
love. SO you see there was q secret IN orr
hero's lte-whcther G1ilty or not remains
20 be proven.
CHAPTER V.
Our pleasure party arrived safely at
Grand Canyon Falls. where thew have Tor
the Last five days been enjoying Themselves
hugely. The ladies have been quite sue
cessfni in their efforts al fishing. and Lien
tenant West has made n his business 80
the intense chagYin Of Captain Barklcv) 10
be MISS Dynecourt's constant escort. These
two are seoted upon a large boulder over
looking TIE camp contemplating the sun
set Connie u looking rather sad. rs TINS
evening has brought 10 mind the night on
which she 81 romantically met CAPTAIN
wilde. She j. aroused by one OF Lieuton-
ant Wost'- rather Bippant remarks, 20
which she answers pettlshly:
Tony. little BOYS should be seen and
not heard" and then, remembering what
GOOD fellow be IS and how much moro
pleasant he has made this trip than II he
had LEFT her 20 the tender mercies OF Can
tain Barley. she holds out her hand with
- charming smilc. saying. " But good BOYS
ike Yourself NAV bo allowed to speak
sometimes as D inst reward"
That's Just the way. Mes Connie. said
Tony reproacbfuily. All of you seem 10
think You can sci down upon me with per
feet impunity every time open nv lips.
bat Just lot his majesty. Captain Btrhey,
for instance. make q remark and all listen
a. though an oracle he'd spoken
90 Not surely. Tony, " said Connie laugh
inc no his a-grievcd look Indeed. dear. /
believe my great fonduns+ for YOU pro-
ceeds from our mutual dislike Of the Cap
tain"
Arc you fond Of LIE, say ROW, upon
houor2"
Here Tony pat on such iudicrously
tender look that Constauces'e burst #
laughter brought up the rest of the party
to Join ~ the fun.
Here we have been for five days and
n ghts and not gotten IN gunshot Oi an
Indian. Wouldn't we have been foolish 10
miss 20 delightful a trlp said Captain
Barklcy. " We are not home vet Captain
SAID Lieutenant Anderson. d" Oh don't
croak my boy answered Tony lhere let
me remark that Lieutenant Anderson was
forty years old and Lieutenant West but
twentg-threel. ~ believe that hostile IN
dams are a myth" he continued loosely.
And that there Is no black fcuihcr.'
And no battle at Coyote Glen" said
Captain Barkley.
And no Captain Wide TO the rescue"
echoed another.
Would that il 'rqs oil myth rather
graycly said Captain Cameron as the bugle
summoned them TO supper.
II isa lovely morning. but the camp mt
the falls which has been SD merry thenicht
before u now filled with Consideration and
dread alarm. for the idol of the party.
pretty Constance Dynecourt. j. missing.
and tho only knowledge which can be- pb-
tanned OF her after she retired @ her -is-
ter'- tent b. given 10y The sentinel who had
been for some months detailed on duty 80
Captain Caueron's quarters. and was nigl-
lv thought Il hy all tine family
THIS man reported that " Ms Connie
had come ont II the tent about I'D O'Clock
aud as she passed him remarked that sio
was not sleepy aud thourht;lai sho would
take short stroll lu the moonlight. Sne
walked pastmv beat several times anlthon
seated herself on that large rock lpo'nt-
ing 90 the boulder on which she and Tony
had been seated tho evening before,
which Won know. sir. ~ the end of NV
10 TAI III Allti i4llf lIFif Nil - i.Al a. 70 tI4f
back she said Good night. Dough gty. !
guess shall retire before You return, and
a. she was not there when returned IN
sight Of the rock thought be- aic M the
tent ended the man with 70 1e-ttUl sad
ness
eft is the greatest mystery I ever heard
or sad Captain Cameron. NF VIE is
IA violent MYSTERIES ana con KNOW WHAT
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ana aItsI ea1iuS hI"ily supper "i'icH H9
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