Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-25

nv nlOmentouS qutatloh
dsIiyerinr il by word OF mouth. shu.
,''.ssIf me in my chamber and spent
~ ayening writing letters TO her'
MI one which | finally dispatched was
;ndited with the briefuess OF despefa'
ton: =. 40, WIN
MISS YArfis soAhhsi ,,aasy IAspON q
G,hen i rested from my labors. hci
ronlv came back the next nighti
mn. AusHs a, LAShofiv AfrlE soSERs.a
Then of course, there was nothing
az ma 10 do but TO forget her lhis )
aid not succeed in doing.
Bur time waits not for miserable 10y 10y
ers more than for happier men rs
summer went by, and i ohaneed lhat
nevar once saw Yatue S0mers' face nh
IN I certain day about Christmas
Dnring the hot weather l drove te
,onntin0.room, but ON the hns
,"Inter DAYS / preferred to walk Tue
rosd Law along the edge OF a large
shsat al water called swans pond
Tnis IN the middle Of December was
Bnt one morning was rather late e
nv business and, wishing 10 make .
short cut. started TO 20 across the
nnnd on the ice. had proceeded bui
Ealf way across when the brittle sub
st,nee Tuyr way aud | was plunged
into the cold Hood beneath,
Al first went under the Ice bul
thouoh | could not swim | struggled
/ back 70 the aperture and laid hold q
tbs edge OF the ice. IL was thin, no."
ever. aud kept breaking in my grasp
aud A numbness began 10 come oFei
me. | felt myself grow pale aud ny
heart sank rs l struggled.
Meanwhile | was hall conscious o
shouts and confused voices. | did no
realize that they had auy connection
with me. however, until slender tg
ure In scarlet bounded ike a Toebuei
on the ice above and beside me. aud a
Tie same moment rope sp!ashcd int
the water.
Nv brilliant prcserver was away tiA
the wind, bu, had the means Of cscap
ia INV hands and / clung 70 the rope
breaking the ice before me until va
drawn rs unseen friends upon "a
hank. Then A dozen hands reached Z
my assistance, aud louad myself sui
rounded by a crowd VI men.
4 was 10 yery exhausted condition
They put me into a carriage, aud ] h
! lieye il was Mr. Somrrs Tom VIII
drove home with me.
Al ans rate. Il was Tom who assiste
J In putting me 10 bed aud doscd me nit
hot compounds until tclI as Il shCul
explode.
That will do. my good fellow. thI
: will DO = / said NJ ig.l. II can't drin
ans more d anything Just pa, ava
tina, glass II you please. aud tell N
who il Was that threw me the rope
who should Il b. but Waffle Son
ers2r demanded ron who was but ii
years from Cork What other ssat'
! Is there in Bayswa;cr Ike herr Sur
no man could have yeniurod on III
thin tee. and II wa "a much a. her u
7 was worth 10 20; bus she did it, bic
+. her purity dying feet"
! The hot tears came Into my eyes.
: went 70 sleep very happy.
They kept tue IN he'd :wv DAYS. bat
: got out 81 their hands On tile third. al
drove TO the Three Fins
/. Waite fil,cred and turned a liii
2 pale as she gave me her hand. But
took both little hands aud drrw h
aside, though Rose and Lilly were loo
I. ing on wouderiugiy
b Darling. Il is very uoblc Ia you
; risk your dear life for man you d
: spise,"
: But DO not dcspIsc YOU"
: "for a man you dislike
i But DO not dislike you."
: For a man you do not Iove.r
( ''Bnt do love ynu'' sobbcd Watt
yielding to my embrace.
J. Then she tried to release herself a
I, talk Of other things. bu, I had BE-
= denied too long to permit this. and
y held her close. kissing lips aud han
and bouny hair.
= 'Vattie. why did you refuse me9v
/ Because | thought you wers era
'e to ask me In such a strange way. al,
stunning me for six weeks. Why ,
2. you do so. Aubrcyw
p Il was troubled abou, Mr. Louvo
y Lilly said you we're to marry him.
ID That was only a child's story. \
r Louyols has married my cousin, NJ
W garrett
~ The rest Of my happiness / shall ke
y TO myself. NJ y Wcetly