Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-04-30
EUR THE SAKE OF LOVE.

rzr To and fro in the crowd gathered on
Sa&e aeza6hore.
WEI no one go for her? Will no
0ne SyY and save my child, my only
ya1ksEs" shrieked the old miser, wiring
ing his hands and running back and
-tAwwszxtl like one demented.
Rs3 all turned away. There was
snzz.e}y one present who had not suf-
Nzra mt the hands of the hard-hearted
Shaa1n nnoney-lender.
Elm. for the love of heaven-you
waan are fathers, think of me! My
sanszxhfer will perish if you do not go
Shr hars Thompson, you will go. l
waH a5ive you anything-anything in
'.nzsszM~
--Rzsk my life for your daughter?
Mo- ~" said the man, with hooking
AasxA. shaking off the miser; '.all
yBsr gold would not tempt me out on
axnu4 boiling sea. Beside, am a
i; aktkHx, too, and ] must think of nv
:" axxn saznuy.n
~Coa. she will die, she will be
sxknwnali! my child for whom l have
tssTSnd and saved, ay and sinned! Jones,
Umz will 60. I will give you hun
0tu& dollars. "
-NSt Ser ten thousandm gruffiy said
v4zns wxsn addressed.
II Will give thousand dollars to
-.xnH euse, " eagerly said the miser. "a
16nzsond! only think. Daly!" and he
aEizRsl one of the onlookers by the
akA1r1faer. ''Oh. go! and the blessings
al ss ssrDken hearted man will go with
ynn"
Mai Hkely!" answered DAILY" for
EGF nswer return to enjoy your m oney.
Nm old man, you will have to face it
gaSE She rest of u.s. Your daughter
.ssi1i die"
WIFI dieo Oh, no! she shan't die.
Tzase all i have, but save my child"
@.Ks no use" said the old dockmas-
1kN.r a'.all the world would not tempt
szzsF eune to put out in tempest like
;talSk its hard lot for you, for Polite
.vEHk q sweet angel. But the bark will
rEs Hm saieces within half an hour. So
-xAsr6s no more hope"
The poor distracted old man heard
: She speaker in'silence. Then he turned
msE hacked out to sea, where a few
nzanU1es before the outlines of the
&<AAAA2ha cdih nave Dccu seen
.hE0agh the twilight almost buried in
a2pss vsE hiring foam that howled over
,t1hs 1rsr IN which she lay. but now
tsAnxkpess fnad shut her in from view
zss2 rhe only knowledge Of her position
Sas derived from the booming of her
nninI1e guns across the waves.
:. (lud Smelling the miser. who, by
rxznnv. had amassed immense wealth,
Es=n 'hsaed by all. He had sent his
x4xhtcr ,ahroad To get her out of the
way of young man who loved her
wIxN y life's devotion. but who was too
Yoev for the miser's favor. Before the
l3n@k had disappeared from sight ter
s1hAr tempest came on and she was
saSM.ded. a hopeless wreck.
isMTe minutes Of dead silence passed.
The only noise heard being the BOOM
Rx cof guns. A young man burst
thxsR1gh the crowd and laying his hand
>ssa shn old mans shoulder said:
MIR Smelling, is it true your daugh-
ar Is on that bark?"
Yes! You will try and rescue her. ="
Ma1I then recognizing the stranger, he
ssa5, oh! It's Harry Dane! Surely
yu3 10 not triumph in my distress9"
Heaven forbid"' was Harry's fer
- xgm1 reply.
II have come to aid you if can. If
Esn1srecd will you give me your daugh-
esx9 ! love her so that if cannot save
Ear nj least can die near her."
Nkyery bystander knew that old SMELL
ng had frequently declared that he
vsssuid rather see his daughter dead
ra=a. the wife of Harry Dane. Now
xEse miser answered with a gasp:
Yes. Only save her and she shall
Ee yours"
Harry paused no longer, but in a
minnie his little boat was afoat, and ac-
&xazspanied by a solitary companion
8sss sne fisherman. and he under-foi
srez1a obligations to young Dane, could
~ 7serslladed to risk his life-he sci
Mrrh-
The boat rose CALAMITY on the
waves, shaking like duck the spra,
hwr, her sides, and for a few minute!
vas seen momentarily cutting the out
ssne of the gloomy sky as she attained
-ehe summit of the pillows, and thei
~ahe gradually passed into the darkness:
and wss lost to sight. An hour, which
aeened ten to the anxious watchers
puesed and no sight OF the young man
--It was madness to attempt it." salt
srcksc of the fishermen.
Yes, but he was determined u
die Hank! What was that?"
..Helloa!"
Every eye was turned seward. i
The direction from which the hailin
4c1We-
Nothing could be seen but the whit
tram of the brsakers and the lowerin
clouds forming in the background
chaotic mass of darkness.
.-Hark" at length said anotht
alderman, there it is again"
Every one listened. and now lou
~sAc.f vas heard through the thie
EBoon- A reply was quickly given AZ
1hea . breathless suspense followed.