Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-06

~ bis tHcluueg. The dorior /. with
hm nov, ana ccrdhc. to his fitness
TO sign
Imeicly bowed and followed him
into the horse Ihhtctn VA o. fac.
shnile of u. with tho execution Of
some slight differences in thc fur
nituro which g'Gnpcd Il aa what il
was-a second rato seo,idc loIvinq
House. Mir picrrepuat conducted
me Up stairs 10 the nrai Roor. and
stopping Outside the door on the
landing knocked thrcc times. Thor,
was asligh pause and movement
inside the .hum5Cr, anl then a voice
said "CoIho in"
Grnspi'ig She door handle. NJ
piciIcp mt turned TO ms hurriedIy.
az il b. had forgotten something.
~ think hc miid. 1t might be as
wen II knew whc was puiug toi..I.
form this service for as May |
ask
stopped him hy acccding to his
very reasonable rcquest. tool, uu.
my poc'.stboo, and gave him one or
my visiting omds with my name
Angus Macdonald and the address
Of ms studio IA Sc. Johns Wood cn.
gravcd thereon. He put it close "
his eyes. biinh2d at 1t and said IN a
tone which somehow or other sug.
gofted RELIEF.
All. you live in London not hero
lace
He opened the door. and followed
him into ilc 0ml There was Il
DIM Eght irlm a shaded lamp which
stood on u small table 40 the head of
the he'd. hut 20 disposed that the cu.
taius prevented iti RAYS from falling
on the sick man ON The bed, halt
reclining, h1lf supported by q young
mnn With fair hair and wearing
spoctacle., was nu old man whom,
even IN th;S dim light, saw 10 b.
of stately presence aud dignihed
mirn.
Ills sclaty locks were snow white.
as We're the busly oycmowI. which
lac kcpt bent down toward paper
lying on thr he'd before him. But
what surprised me most was ihc
iuddy glow Of hcnl,h IN General
Maitland chcc's. The litter wcip
ankcu. IL s. true, but the iuint lamp.
light was strong enough TO show no
a pink and Whiic color Ia, wlail
have done no disrpdit 10 n m!ilou
of sixteen.
My conductor introduced the brief.
ly. The general merely ucknowl.
edged my presence 10y q courteous
inclination oi the head. u movement
which he repeated when Mr Pierre.
pont asked him additionally IL he
was ready TO go through the usual
fomuiitc.
"NclN woll, then. / will fetch Mr,.
Buffers rs % second witness, taid the
nephew. the doctor there would
do, hut his attention must not be
taken from his patient.
THE doctor" ! thought wonder.
ing why the portly individual whose
broughMm | bud watched 80 often
should have given place to the tlnSeu
haired young man whose right arm
cncirrlcd tho general 40 carefully.
The pcr,onugo with tie hroughnm
did not cure quick enough, | sup.
posed.
Mr.. Picrrcront returned with
munling, trrmG'lus female. whosa
vacuoGs countcuan,C ut onccrelivved
ms own landlady from 4 Charge OF
libclingher neighbOr and rival which
l had mentallyprcfeirod against her
stop therc by tho door I'm yuil
are wanted; we must not crowd tine
general said ficrreront, and Mrs
Buffers halted obCdicntly. paying n
good deal more attention 10 tho ~.
tern of her own carpet than 10 the
proceedings around her
Hero is the viii, 30 Pirrcpuut went
on, holding up the paper with do
place Tor the signatures nj the tesla.
tors ~ Yet blank. Then he replaced
It rcyelvntly before his uncle, who
bent over the document, and sun.
ported by the over careful doctor
slowly affixed his name William
Joseph Maitland'- u. the foot. ~
soon us his pen had made the last
feeble scratch Pierepont brought
the VIII over 10 me before the ink
was dry, ard added my name.
using the dressing table MS q writing