Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-17

AZ INIT suspicion swept across his
mind-yague-but gradually assuming
form. But as the thought pressed upon
his brain 70 began 20 madden him. and
for hours he tosse' upon his bed Of pam.
calling Tor his child, proving for her
safe return.
Midnight came and paced, and still
Marie came not Several times had the
old actor resolved 10 arise aud 20 In
search u her, hut he had not strength to
do No., aud as often would fail back upon
his pillow, groaniug In the agony Of his
soul.
Daylight came and still Marie had not
arrived. But just as the sun began to
throw its golden rays over the city, q
carriage was heard TO drive up before the
actors house. de listened. fie heard y
football upon The stairs aud he rccognlz.
ell tho footsicp.
In a moment after Marie burst into
the room. Sho rushed to her fathers
side aud, throwing her arms around him.
She wept.
The Old man did the snmei but he OBJ
served that Marics dress was now Of
rich material md, putting her away. no
contemplated her for moment with a
mournful expression. Then he said In n
trembling voices Marie. my only chill'
your mother was noble Christian
woman. She would die before she would
knowingly commit wrong action. shc
knows your struggles aud temptations,
but will she approve Of all your aotsy'
God and my sainted mother will
both approve theml' exclaimed the girl
In 90 earnest aud deep tone that Il
really startled her father; and a. sho
spoke she fell upon her knees and raised
her hands to Heaven.
81 believe you. Mario, said the father.
"and trust you will forgive me for har.
boring u suspicion for "a moment But
| tell me what has happened"
"lwilr. father. hut you must promise
In advance TO forgive me for al that |
have done without consulting you"
81 promise you"
"Well, then, will commence by read
ing an article In tho morning paper,
which procured ~ came along"
"Does Il refer 10 your adairsy'
alt explains NIL"
"Then let me hear IT,"
"llerc Is the extract. fathers
~ DountH THiuArH. The new play pro
ducud At the thcaicr last night proved 10 N
one Of tho greatest successes u the ssaspn. IL
! name-"thc ifofen lieau'asls sensational
The entire play nhouuds 10 beautiful passn 90
Hnd startling situations"
1.-THE Frozen Heart" repeated the Old
actor, "why, that Is the title Of my un
finished play"
"Your play was completed by myself
dear father, aud It was your production
and my own which was brought out al
the thcatcr last night. aud with such ma
bounded success"
The old man was stricken spocchlcs
fos moment. and then the toars sttric,
20 bis eyes. But 1t was only upon TIA,
examination Of tho manuscript that h
could convince himself that such wa
really the fact.
After this point was settled his laugh
ter said. Father. wall you hear more oI
the artielsf'
eyes, read"
81 will. Here Il ir
eve must admit. however. thA, tho srlen
didiy effective aud affecting acting Of a.
dshuthnta did much 10 insure it, great sur
Gees. with regard to Marie, ~ che
eallc1"---
Marie, Marie" repeated the old man
"Was II my Maher
YES. dear father. your own poor Child
Marie. Is the one hero spoken Of. AM
II my triumph brings me great Joy. Il
because can provide Tor you now Rul
repay you, 10 some extent. for tho low
and tenderness you have always be
slowed on me"
II is not wonder that father au
daughter both wept. But those tear
were OF Joy aud gratitude for the bless
inga bestowed upor them. Who woul
snatch those blufsin = from the old ncto
aud his ohildi Who would poison thci
dolights and turn their now happy HON
into place OF sorrow?-Tofonto Mail.