Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-18
1 Pafhelir lncldee..

1t was in a Denver restaurant
yesterday. All the diners noticed
her; She WAS crying as IL her heart
would break - she rocked hyr-glftu
ami fro ia her seat behind tine cash
counter. AliWere anxious o. know
the cause OF her grief but although
the restaurant Was NOT one II tue
best in the city. the half - dozen
men who were eating their break
fasts *nfe t5B ccll bred ip iatru-e
upon her sorrow.
Finally, a. though uaajl- 90 l0u-
ger conceal the cause OF lac. woe.
She said ictween heE sots: "puly 10
think Of it, lie had supper here last
night and two hours la.er Lc died.
took such a fancy 10 him, TO, ho
looked 50 much like my Boil Sine
had addressed no one M particular,
. but the diners drank in every wont
she said ami WHEN she hlI cnuciud-
ed looked around 20 each other IN
their euieavur 90 guess wup 'hu
missing one was.
AIteFa short silence one % the
men mildly inquired, "f.gusL0u't
mean the curly -hairlJ young iyI-
low who used 10 s.r in tile conner
Ihere.''
Yes, he's the ON, - size replied,
.'aud he was only tGe-e two weeks
too, and seymgl 10 bee Improving -J
FAST Here the g1rG hearted y-J-
man again burst into tears and when
She mad recovered E--srlf sufficient
Is 10 speak said: The ug5r boy wa-
from my own city go Tie East AMI
he told me that his mother Was born
right near where lived iu Boston.
You all rCmcmu-. u.- Sitting 50. :5I-
table every morning listening co.
him tell e. -uEf ihu city tia. I lErH
not seen iu thirty years. lie was
80 hUIriu! Jgu. lie tga UH when
he got well ac iH-vuleu. O. rcd
tor MS mother who bee ~tIr was
supporting him hy teaching -raaai.
You i.uUw h- had g1u-uWp
zion aua CoglG Go nothing tx u.ui-
--lf. 10 must have .--su 81 severe
tax on tine poor wuw1U, AMI H- Ua
- auyieuE 90 ret siE,ls enough 90
help her. livery ,iue / ."usyu 81.
him my dear E8a g1rgr back 80 uy
mind. and ! wondered whether De
needed any one 20 treat him kinily.
You kuuE mu enlisted last summer
ate. n foolish quarrel with His
father. ! used 90 ln gvHEy .H.GE I
could GDI the -'rlu-. r.-gg4 Z ..s.aE
YOU all treated him siuliy. .a.- Yea
and he. were becoming 20. s- friends,
Mr.. Blank she gGi-a, inUsIu- r.-
wards young man -H1 WAS s..l-l..
at one Of the rear table,.
The afflicted ai"Jy~ ~ylai-'h.Ea
with each other, replied .lc nae
addressed. Then be Dsu.i.ue..
Il was with him when be- died.
He knew me was going, aud t,Iass
he departed me asked me Il 7 would
Telegraph the news e.! his G-aiI q,
his uncle Ia Boston. tc SAID J.e
latter wUulI break the Uegs more
gently 10 his mu;hrrtuaua telegram
sent 10 her would"
All eyes were fastened uE Tine
Speaker. All pr,-cuJ Iad become
deeply interested ~ ,Ic unfortunate
young man, whom they had ,-rH
day after day occupy q seat ia 90.
restaurant and eulesvur 80 eat. He
ur7S extr, mriy modest ari spoke 90
a low, soft voice.
~ sent the tell gram, - continued .
MIR. Blank, who hJi hceu lumr'iug
in his pocket Tor something which
he sDOu drew forth and which
turned cut 10 Zoe "A -iiV0f paper, .-s.I
here's his uuClc'- ar.,rr--.H ihuu
he slowly rsa. fgam iHr paper:
s'JUhu a. NaTtIu-..'.. D. Blank
Street, Boston,
\ Suppressed shrek from tire
woman behind thuc4Iuta-draw .he F.
attention 81 all To E,r and sha was
noticed lying back in EurChI'rIaic
rs death.
"What did son ny his m1.hef'
name wa~"'' size family inquired.
Mrs. LOUIS lat Alr. Blank got
no further. The restaurant woman
quickly interrupted: '.>hg was
my sister. and never Su,w he was
her son, aud tainted. So Ns8r6T
NelcS Juylf.