The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-12-14

cors.ction with her eyes, she was a.
brought face 10 face with tne iacs '"a
IN. Yacht was quickly drifting toward re
~. rocks Of Bradda. She screamed
anew. this time In earnest.
.Richard! See! We're on the rocks -
p,chard looked, and at once realized y
that the tide was sweeping them on
The h~adland in spite OF the wind lie
lost his head then, and began pulling ,
.imlesslv at ropes. muttering the /.
while: you're ali right. you're al /.
right. Don't get alarmed.
,.There.s some one In a boat there
hailinp you," said Dolly, pale with *.
c,,ement and pointing to hgh.
cocLlesheil of a dingey, with q lug
sail. which was approaching them on
,ha los how. Richard listened
.you'll be ashore If you don't mind'
came a thin, far-of shout.
There, there, told YOU "''
Markheim almost sobbed.
Richard called back some uhin'e'
ligible reply. a., ,.
.Help, Help shouted his aunt
with more sense. The little ooa' lap
;dlv approached tn EN-, dancing iigh',y
over the waves like an anlmateu co."'
us occupant proved to be girl s"e
,,os dressed in blue serge with am
,Shanter hat Skillfully steering her
a;nrev alongside the kestrel, she low
80 The sail with a run. threw Rich
W ard n line, and was on poaru ~
I'd ,,v;nl,inp Richard raised his nat
ne feeling exquisitely foolish, ana s.a'n
ut ,,.r.d that the yacht would persis, IN
ne ,,.,,,irg in the wind. They were not
on seventy yards from the rocks now
n ..oh do something" gasped Mrs'
III, ,.xl,haim. you seem to know-er
ay about these things
on The girl put up the helm anu s""i 81 I
ny 10 told Richard TO keep IT thefe' -
en- said to himself that he wouio So
80 have gone down with all on oo'.a ~
sis chan be rescued in this way py az :.
'he And on his own yacht, TOO. ~"
vas ,aal, the helm from him, and Kichai
that in some miraculous way VA
lrd' E.s,rel was moving again, the SAILS q
one ava,vinp. and the dingey W" -
ing as,ern. They were saved
10Y iris ;s n story OF two meetings, al
ne" that was the first
go 10 saw the least it was ignominio
80 for Richard, and very inio' 40
round. Mrs. Markhelm. overno"
- with gratitude. renewed aSa'
l' III again the thanksgiving OF herseii "
'a her daughter and begged TO nave .n
savior's name. "Feneila
'o"' came the shy answer, and h'cna
frll of discontinue ana speee". :.
~ Moss as he was, had wit enough iei
jus. admire in secret such r
on name as Ferella- ltappeareo
'"'" E.n.lla lived with her father IN .
house among the hills between
ss'oA Erin and Peel, and. she =
= o" -o At once" she said. when inc p
le T,,,ering Kestrel had once
y any "A The shelter of the quay Wa
tn all reacheo '"e
as for p;.hara
My 1t A year passed. "na ~.
y ~s Mrs. Narkheim had gracio
"A the asked him TO Join herself ana po'
- and E.camp. but for some ineNP"'
s,,,, no had declined the invita-
....ht .,,,h "a every ones SURPRISE
..;nlr 49,. ono including Dolly, imae
dance. INA. he was in love with Doi'y'
Oh. mart. he was not quite &c
-, noint. and he determine
- n week or two in solitu
'us. o., Erin with his darling ne
..'h,..h bv the way. he could now
n ~, a.. ,y;,h some skill, in order IN
ms commune with himself al
-. The deep recesses of his ie'
~ p'o IA The adorable Dolly Ado
which she certainty m.;.,,lv RET
e Manx Beautiful JUST as,,,l "a sym
among booklsniy ..h,;ons she s.
-. h,,t ;rst the woman to make nm
G which though mar ,,,. "a conce
Iraouent we'll, il is impossioie 70 -.
:. !, VA = fact that Fenella was conunu
- - The background of Richard tnu
.sass.d Although the memory OF her
NJ r.c,ed with the one miserac.
- dapt of a brilliant career ne -
80, he call up the picture, rs she lno'
"a H.. ialv about his yacht engages
- ION inc II and him and Dotiy anu
r,s mamma from watery grave.
=, shud- one day he had sailed the ne
,nright. peel Tide and wind initiated
\, him getting her back before III
and he determined to walk y
,. por. Erin. ten miles over 'ne
~. ;, t.;ns and return for the yaci'
She put morrow. ING .rr;ace
: |. , 40 rs wild and weird as perso
: ma ma 20 ,y;sh After leaving the qu
~, $50 ga town and the quaint old tow
'oP pp;s.hsrd vast hotel, one begins to chm
~, about Immediately, and all the
,ac,. I" cloud wrapped top OF sou'n
..';,h con. appears and disappears IKE ),
had been ing ign~ p,.h.rd started,
icany a found the hill paths, at no :
itac.." h;s rested with the traffic now
him. His serted - h,;ndinc IN
IN 'na' ia, which the Isle OF Man Is ian
ase ,vi,h the denly obliterated the lanas'
~, w. accus. when it happily cleared aW
man ;.r go n about quarter Of an hour
uhi'e.s u,nr was well lost. lie sat &c
AZ s.s;,v. bowlder to study small pc
YES .a hut To no purpose. linen
er eNen' ~ IN for he heard man
lie decided Presently woman
was wrong. sight, o"' -" Tam