Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-10

t'"'s W ,'"Ns ueal OF tfounie' hn
20 on Vh lne contrary, he pfalsed
agnes peeu'l ana WORTH and then
.uo"eu nun no" lawfully the squire
m'ght Ieluse her hahd to any man IN
W. no 'i'u uone something TO prove
''' ,,,,,, "o''ny VI "
VIVA, een 10 w
WI, you you mehard
anu ''i.h Tue o'u man TOOK 'p'
young ones arm anu talked SO solemn
o. anu 20 c'''i'e'''y 'ilat hiei''Sn oaus't
,i's e'''',us,'u''l'' anu "ila'oNer ~ sos.
,cys P'"hS "ero no entered hear'hy
'h,o ,''cn'
You siaii nave every help that
money can give yon, Richard; only.
mind VIII have no lovcmakins. and
] your proceedings shall DO kept secret
from all your ifienda don't want
stephen aud MARX running up to seo
you and mcdiling ~ my plans
One thing Richard, however, insisted
on; he must sec Agnes ouco moro and
toll her ho was going away; and Mr..
Sorlcy agreed to THIS, On condition that
lac saw tho squire also. Tho iiSt inter.
view was easy and satisfactory enoushi
Agnes praised Ills ambition aud genius
propliesicd all sorts Of honors to hlin
and promised 70 wait faithfully Tor his
return. Her iather was different per
son TO manage and Richards heart
quaked US he entered the sqnires own
peculiar parlor II was sunny ROOM
Uttered WIN odus ana cnd' OF hunting
nulish'ng haiter-' ana Tue squire was
tittng on Dig old lshlohcd SOFA
playing with a couple oil Thoroughbred
black English terriers
lie said frankly enough
GOOD day Richard Broadbent y
but no did not trouble himself TO ne,
Tor tnn brondpohts iad pcoh t'nhhis OF
santhnin rom tle DAYS oil Mug
stephen ihat u, thoso COTTON ,ph.
ming days thcy haH grown f'rh an not
after tlelf position ~ hi III oqu,o
saufilnins eyes lh'y year ago mo
great ianu proprietor d'u not consular .,
money rs an equivalent lor good b'rlhi
90 tho SQUIRE treated Richard pfe'ly
much os llo would haNo done a laNor'
Ito servant
"Miss Saurhnm says thou art going
away, Richard. What for, lhdf
ITO study, SIR
"Ycs, yes. WHEN land aud money
all are spent then learning Is most OK
ccllent' | have always Heard that,
but lad, thy father has moncy-wliy
need thou go studyr
"Bocause, sir, ] wish 10 mnscn great
name, to become famous Then, SIR
perhaps, squirc-then'--
THE dickens' Speak out lad-thcu
whatr
Then, slr. perhaps you VIII permit
mo to toll you now dearly love Mis-
Saurham."
mo. Richard, | shall mover allow
anything Of tho Kind. II 'twcro moi
for old Josiah ! would say worse than
this TO thee. Come, diddyi Com,
Rattle We will 80 10 tho hay Held.
hope thy study, Richard. may toacl
thee 20 be more modest and sensible. "
Richard watched the sturdy figure II
It's green coat white corduroys and bur
top boots across the lawn, and then
with n very angry feeling IN MS heart
left tho hall. lilo disappeared sooi
nftcrward. and after n Tow dcsuitor!
Inquiries from various acquaintance N
seemed TO be forgotten Thc Broad
bent mills went ON MS uslh. JOSIAH
, and Stephen and Marx passed to nn'
: from them rs regularly as u their W.
was ordered by machinery ana once
week the rector went mp to their house
, smoked Pipe with Josiah and gen
, orally said, as he lelti
IAN Is well with Richard, Josiah
very wen indeed.
In tho fourth year Of his nbscnr
|. there was much trouble between Oh
I, mill owners and the operatives. tn
+, masters were everywhere Threatened
!. ! aud many mills wero set on fire, an
=, tho excitement and terror were hnrdl
a allnycd oven when tile prominent o
tenders had boon Imprisoned. ThcI
!, trial was one that affected the Interest
, Of all the manufacturing districts an
the spacious court house was crowded
!, Josiah, Of course, was present. 5
!. were Mark and Stephen.
N Now, u there was anything thc'
n men men had nm almost idolatrons II
1 spect for, II was tho phraphernnlia
n the law. Those advocates In the