Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-11

I
reaIlv IN love this time. At allevents,
he acted as il he were, He hardy
ever let the girl out OF slght' one
eonldn'tcomplain OF lack ofdevotlon.
They were married-n greatwedding'
Yourememberit. Ahandsomeeoupie'
Am New York looking on. All the
rirls envying her; all the young iel.
lows him. So off they went on their
honeymoon.
The doctor sucked hard and iast NJ
his black pipe until he and the iittle
white skull, and the pile OF antique
volumes, were all evolved IN q gray
mist of smoke.
'Daysntry became proyerOlai lot
work. Everything he took hold OF
went well. His wife had million TO
her dowry so there was no need Tor
him Ia work; but he did work, and Il
was thought greatly to hiseredlt thai
he did so. He went into all sorts OF
schemes; they all turned To gold as
soon as he touched them. He kept a
! fine house in town, another at the sea
side. another in California. He and
his wife were always on the top ofso'
ciety, always stirring, always enter
tanning; and yet Dayentry never lost
his grip on any OF his schemes. Peo-
pie said there never was such u man!
wonderful head! Astonishing genius!
They had no children--children are
hardly iashionable-but people some
times asked where all these millions
were going. Never mind. they Kept
piling railroads, telegraphs, coal,
iron, silyer-all contributing to make
Daventry rich, No skeleton IN his
closet; no room for one too full OF
gold! Lucky man! happy man, Dav-
entryl--deyilish happy
| Here the doctor paused and wreath,
ed his great lips into so snrdonle q
grin, at the same time gathering hts
I shaggy brnws together in u frnwn 50
portentous, that | really ielt uneasy.
The hnppiest men sometimes
make mistakes, Dayentry madeOnc
he oYerworked himself. One day he
came to consult me lexnmtned him.
told him To let mp He said be cOuldn' /.
| | asked him il he wanted soiteuing oi
tine brain. That started him-thrcw
him OFF his guard. lie began 10
/ talk about himself said he WAS the
most miserable wretch on earth.
I Hated his wile. she hated him,
Fought together like couple ol
scorpions, No children, no peace, no
rest. Wanted to Kill her and him,
self, but was afraid 70 die asked
him why. He gave mo IA looE-n
+! CHASTITY look-nul went out
The seventh anniversary ol their
wedding came around TO shnB
how happy they were they arranged
TO give great reception aud ball.
such preparations wpre never known.
Invitations were sent oHt two mouths
inadynucr. Preparations going on ID
the house tor threg weeks II WINS In
winter, bnt the halls, stairrasea
and rooms Were smuthrrcd III flowers
I For supper, all things incest to pal
and drink and hurrleSt to get Fuyosz
for the dances cost enough 10 buy d
/ city lot--gold, silver aud diamonds
Eight hundred people cnmr the bpsl
in New York. and only the btst
/ Tn ell II o'clock Unvpntry md hi.
wife stood under great mnrrinw,
Acknowledgements. There they stood
smiling, b0wing, md shaking hands
the type and example Of blessed and
prosperous wedIock. Ali fins
sight!
after midnight they Iet thor
place and mingled with the guests
1t was like a fairy p1lace--syery.
where perfume, color, sparkle, beau
I ty, music. They snw 80 many hpnu.
tltul women werp never before seen to
gethcr in New York. pnyentry Wns
fond oi beautiful women. lIe ven;
about chatting and laughing. first
with one and then with nnothrr
Everybody remarked how uncom,
monty we'll he looked. was there.
lie came up to me: looked at him
Well, doctor, he said. put One iln.
ger to my iorehead-sul md shonL
my head. He understood. his lipg
got pale, and he glnred at me A lew
minutes Gtterward ! saw him al tho
table drinking champagne.
'As he turned away from the tabls
ne saw a lady sitting in a window.
sent, partly concealed hy tho Inc.
curtain. She was alone. Pie went
mp to her. She was the most banuti
iul woman Of the evening. but he
couldn't recall who she was. And
yet there was something familiar n
her iace-familiar ms strain III mu
SIC that you recognize but rnnnn,
place. Now he thought he rpmem.
bered-then, again, the name iust -.
capped him. He asked her To- tnke i
glass OF wine. Yes, she said. with
youl" VIZ
Inc manner inwhich DIR. Uoknage
gave the ensuing dialogue amaze
me. No trained actor could INV,
done 1t better. His marvellous voic,
accommodated itself TO eyeyy intnn
alton: Closing my eyes. eouI,
nave believed that thespenksrs stooe
before me. 1850 . ''Vo'
ne brougt the wine, and she rs
ceived the glass fromhim. Her yoiro
Z when aha 1870