Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

;:artt, tht' cook. Insisted l>hDn it that
IT W:r* the bakers boy, hut Jennie
st:"11ltl tile suggestion No; hc WAS
il gentleman born. NOW III reduced
circumstances, whose heart w*t:t mt
IL hcr when they r>s't. Our tu,lvnr-
>;tlo1lS now We're something after
this pattern:
Jennie, YOU are splitting tlp,t mill.
all over tlit 1iour..'
'OlI. Alice. >t@tlI cyps..'
Fake: arc, .]en:li.': You'll drop thu
baby int. thu tire:
"Ol% such il nl1l>tacllc, ~ black, 30
SILKY, :1,nl e11&,ll tctt1.,"
''J>1l'1it'. yun ur,: brushing W"i}1itt>
l:tit with thc !):>::l; at the brush
49, / viii yuA c)1l:l W.; him, Alice!
Stu h htir n>nl Repression: Such IN
ultu&nt 'lta r >:::,:: H.: X :.
.:''1tll,li<>, >l~l: t: yv,3 ll&.ar lsuw h1ly:
III -Aat*&'ul1a%>> Nm1* tyr running tho
leln right irtu tll~4*ia!lt1 :" il 49,: T.. .
"oh, Alit:"* H. il Just like Rupert
Of t<,et!tt Eoo1i;;''': j.: Il: ,: Il: r. .~ .. :
''Jcnnjx>. ~r<a1 .sre choking Nettir to
death. driving l,tA1' .:44lrf ~ tis.,tt,,"
J.: 'Nh, 4Aiit"t Lam u}l: inl1:a7it.nt,, tt
get ont: 1T promised to finish the
forty first ci&tl(>t,1 iti~ poem and IT,
peat 1t to nla today. Oh, how b..
does quotc!''
This WAS my list ,l;ty of trinl. The
children t1trle home Aft,ll<. ;1isl tl*pt |
INTO the nursery. v:ry much terri |
tied, having l"rn found by Il 1n,licr-
man i'll the Lazy yard, where they !
had wandered after Jennie left them. |
Fortunately Willie l4,d |,ccn taught |
to repeat his mann. and address. ~ |
they were brought directly h,;l..t,
There was some cu1lljEilly it, the |
evening. old flit,4d$ Ut Mrs. N.nd'S,
a1hl the children We're ordered down
into tile pnrlor after tea. A. Jennie.
had not yet made her appearance I
went with them. VT WERE. I'LL li>tr;1.
ing to Nettit sing one Of her little
SONGS, wht'n bang went tllt parlor
door, and Jennie rushed III, the tow
c"lorcd hair I'LL flying, her bonnet
hanging by the strings. her shawl
trailing behind hcr, her dress looking
as 1t somebody had thrown it at her.
She rushed at Mrs. Wood. and fell
down III hcr kn..vs screaming:
Pardon: Pity and forgive me:
anti then she r1llnplcl her hair all I'D
anl glalul ut III each i'll t11rn
A11s. Wood did not know about the
children, sonl1o salt. in III, s1sto11i@hty]
ono:
What does I'll t1.i> 1nc;lu1''
"Mtun: Love! Hoprl,>;+i love-.
CHOW my fault LIT 1--we be my TX
:1l*t::' r.
:\yl>nt ai|:, you: AK, y<11 .l<m"nt
Il. F<ill<" * -.
"Wv71la yam have passion listen tu
he Voice ct prudence WI. lnvy4l'
tern tute would torl,itl o1tr ,l1,ptlal,,
VI nls, ore''' r. ~.
In tho 1la1ne Of common >a.a>t..
Il1at dues I'll this mean" elitl Mr.,
Wood, coming: forward.
As llc spoke Il till. really hand<o1i1v
Dung man stepped from the entry
4l0 FIlE lta)1u.
1T means, sir, tl1nt this Indy IL my {
'1te. Nh" l::s informed HE that her
1rtnno tx in ye>ur llard: a1&:1 fearing .
Ctr opposition W.. wcr<. 1,z1rut.,lv |
la111t1 tt.|ay ~ vo,11' ward s
Ny ward. SIR Ihat girl IL my
'lr:e,y n,uid!"
1t WIS tho Young minis *tnrl4 tt
|arc. which he did. but when Alr.
'ofHl informed him that Jennie
uhl receive her $500 by calling at
Is office in tie morning he c,u7ctl
3>vn, and taking Jennie by the hand
id:
Come. my love, we will co." e
Farewell" cried Jennie. "F,t1p-
ell. my hcncfuctress Farewell. 1T
1cnd and counselor Of my maynard !
outh" this was to me-. Farewell, =
, cllerlll,s whose rosy s11lmlH1's / "
I'VE watched, whose waking joys I g.
I've shared Farewell, scenes and xxe1
@unts of my youth. A long, long ,
rcwcll!" And then with another A.
ream she tainted in her husbands r.
ms, who carried llcr into tho hall. ~
I'm glad she's gone, said Willie; I'm
'hc always washed my 1aoso up" -
saw her Il few moments later,
nothing her hair and arranging
u dress, apparently very well salts -.
a with her play actor speech. %
We'll, well, it was better than II l.
onth after, whan one day the 1urs- o..
J door opened, and Jennie came in. 81.
IL was 50 pale. and seemed 50 quiet a. a.
ID subflucd TINT scarcely knew -
H. -
"A1ic",' she said heunbly, do you III
INK Mrs. Wood would let me come
elk If try to do bcttcr:' r..
''Why, Jennie, girl, s;lid kindly, +
+ her eyes were full ri tears. l..
what's wrony:"
1T il nll wrong, Alice, and Ill my Tia
III folly to blame for it. The duy Co
went from here Ngar--n4y hus~ So
MI, 1ncan, for | uin't n,1r. that Is Ca