Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-12-23
n. DAVBARN.
.,sn4sos, AUTHOR OF SOCIETY
SCHOOL" ETC.


lords were adui ea'
so'us man whose dress and man
pa youn .,,lgar compound of groom,
ere , and pugilist. The sporting
man, a raered by the desks and the
pan s"rf Infinite disbursement at the
'0 oasr1 and was ushered through the
foner rs into presence of Mr. Dawbarn.
doo,s -. IN was the principal banker in
paw" and Bramlingdon was the
nsu r,n Of the little county OF Muiford.
'oT" ~ one long, struggling street,
ls'eu -. Ave old churches, each a
heo ~ of architecture, which
y '.roncly with the Town Hall,
III rvcbanse, and the Market Place,
r ! modern buildings ana unpleasant
a. Hon said Mr.. Dawbarn to the
tlo,nan of sporting appearance,
70 talk to you, sir, very seriousiy'
n il sou please !. !. -.
c !, sat in chair as II II were
blu , one eve knowingly, and ex-
s Ana thong of his whip with the other.
o. Sudden continued the banker
~ have been informed that you
s, ~ your account to the amount
hrov all about that, governor"
n Mr.. Sudden. i've been t0-a 50
..tore rave directions that the next
8 ~, nsecented check, you should be
~ hare to me. said the banker
y = a cneck of my own drawing"
ite so r;, NJ s.,a1oa
Tho sido OF his imaginary horse with
beel respectful comps, and should
tnow your little game. What's to be
Sudden, have known you from a
Iii. know that.
nov see you a ruined 'nan"--
Ia hard Matilda" interrupted Stud
not ruiued-pushed for the moment
l.roes Int not staked I've been I'M
On the races this last year--unlucky at
Whv last night lost a pot at loo,
ben that girl behaved to me in"--
crpdden, said tho banker, closing his
d cannot listen to catalogue of your
ri.-imnrudences. | am the father of
\, and
A that, GOVERNOR broke in the amiable
tudden what | want is money, and
keaebing-no Dreachee and fioggee too.
tbe state of the odds. I've overdrawn
ecount good. will you let me have
more tin, moan. If you will, | am
retrieve myself I've some splendid
on but must have the ready-ti-id-
NrhinoN
Sudden" said Mr. Dawbarn, 81 do
Understand your iarron, nor is such Ian
the sort of thing | am accustomed to
You have lost the fortune left You by
tather in gambling, horse racing, and
the like For the last seven years |
seen going to irretrievable ruin. As you
81 Ionr minority, and no friends to advise
have tried to help you, but |
I'D to say, your complete ruin is inevita-
nevitable'
get you fifteen to one it isn'tl said Mr..
Pen,
& hat you owe re. " continued the banker,
fnotcin+ the interruption-''what you
6he shall never trouble You for
less your said the irreverent Sudden.
e Dawbarn's face reddeued. Mr.. Stud
81 be cloked out, Il am not accustomed
traated with rudeness' and | don't mean
|zgIl now. would have given you some
q Sir
PPM want It, thank yoA.
POI advice, parental ADVICE; but 1t Will
20 use can see
7 Dill
RnaA ieaVe You therefore to the pursuit
guf career OF proillgacy, and may it
N-Ar Dawbarn stammered, for be
pat he was proposing toast at a public
ns-"may it prove to you that-that-
n WITH IT. governor, said the insolent
sporufg man.
p ST. VIII not out with it," said the
II aalesEicaiiy- Il Will not say what
sons 10 say
r. you quite clear what you We're going
IA inquired tie young man, who re-
= n ueisaef age hor wealth
s. pa#oafA covered his defeat grandly,
T. no' oetain you any longer, Mr.. Stud
ne rang the bell, II wish you good
~ my servant VIII show you out.
Nv! good' governor" said Mr.. Sudden,
.unlns from his chair. or saddle. You
" ae oEef-Very good; and just at the
q aFn w, Taen could make a colossal for
had your capital, or you had my
IN not be made with tho t;ns - 49, -
! .5 Jls way out Caawles'-this Mr.. Stud
\ me- Gr Dawbarn, / have the honor
W yours truly, ever to command, ct
"A Sc. at, "
"A. '. . departed with a flourish,
IVA, 'ls banker ii a state of the most
Il man, man IN BrafaHngdoa and accustomed
a |ss Stsa.sa ",tl respect and Difference and
~, alo though 50 excellent a person,
|dtbo , ron. i "1s something of humbus,
III 'Hat he EleW it and il / ,-,,..- a,,,oy-sn,