Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-26

suspected anything, AMI ! have been su
much uiraid Of .'utliue yuu md have
bcon 10 ridiculous. But n might dare
-'hat Is. u you would allow me
Marion" no cried. with sudden movc
mont uf his arm which upsct the sugi
basin and sout shower " knots paiter-
ing over the floor, II would shy-marry
me-"
For u moment there was an cmbar.
RAISING silence. Then. rs IL infected by
thc uuroulntc propo.al, Miss Iollihgrt
simply responded: THAT 81 another
way ont % my difficulty. Very well,
'' a. tor tho people of q ne.tor. they
declared they COULDN'T haVt believed q.
Ithoroc Mis Jollibpst or the bishop.
Half OF them said especially Miss Jolli.
bo.t and the other half particularly Of
the bisLop.
AZ the very height OF this tho bishops
fair head and shiny black coat appeared
for the first timc in tho blue barmchc,
yi--a.yis TO Miss Jolliberl. V was sun
shiny day, and tho bishop was noticed to
be- laughing. It very often requires only
a straw or pin point 20 change insanity
20 sanity, uupopulariiy 10 popularity,
fcructy to milduoss. In this case the
bishops laugh Wa. the syinb0l.ral pin
point Next morning the heavy clouds
OF suspicion had rolled away and the
blue Ky shonc again. Nest morning
all Manchester was laughing aud Hmil.
ing with the bishop.
s5mctmcs Miss Jollibcrt would eoout
10 drive with the bishops sister, Miss
Hammerlry. tiny, silver haired Lady,
and on such evenings tho curious pas--
cra 10y on tho river would catchuglimpso
81 roso cOlorcd yolyc, aud black coat
here, aud q glimpse Of gray satin oud
silver hair and knitting pins no .IyIc
under the poriico. ON such evenings
Mis- tollihcrt was very happy.
So timo passed ON. Just ~ early SUN.
MGR was changing into late summer -
great illnosi broke ont over the country
II WIS cNaotly at this limo ilH, to
bishop aud Miss Jollibort had iuiend.l
TO bo Joined. but they put uf tho core.
muuy for time aud claspiug hands It's.
ugutycly dtca duty forbade them 20
do so 10 reality they Hrt boldly ow'~i,.
50 an through the long hot duys. and
very often iir into tho sliiliug nights,
tho blue hafoucho and tie purple
bruughau rolled aluut Manchester.
Sometime 10 would happen that the
two crossed each other at tho turn of a
street. at tho corner OF o square. aud the
bishop would liit bis hat, calling ont
laushngiy; GLOW dp you de-, Marion.
Ninety degrees 90 Tho slndc today And
she would uul bacl. witha uuilr. quite
VOL, thank you, bishop. wondrvhat
Il is Ia the sunshiurf
After the illur WINS 900 great meas.
urr ubaiod. iu.t us the hlzy corn folds
were beginning tpturn tu gold, jus, then
Mis IoilihUrt awoko one morning go find
q great peace az her heart, and that hcr
convictions had forever fallen asleep
Strangely enough, u WAS the morning of
! her wedding duy
40 Mis- IullbsaB wedding there was
not one person who had the heart or
/ uudacity 20 say she was anything but o.
very handsome woman, aud that Tia,
| bishop and sho were a very lucky piir.
Most OF thcm added particularly the
bishop. bat u some OF ihcn did shy in.
stead especially Miss Jollibort, Il was
not to be- supposed Tint % slight was in
tended urun Mis- Jullibort In any way.
| Tho very first flakes OF snow that came
down that winter tel! fair upon tho lord
bishop uf Manchester and Mrs. Ham.
I uiofslpy.-RJmanrc