Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-03

That Percy did moi 4
He did have some,h,r Up z dsi b..
ever. he lost no tina Z, 11s li'lx.s !,
and then no was az = Np4.-zs. I 4
Percy as Of yorc. II ~ ~. n.y. VI.
was replaced. for The w., u, '''ii X
e e,as, :. Vanderelain, who / . a e s,nsss
and is counting an bs,,s : fi x a
her to go to the a,. rsi's' hssI.. y Y
evening mn took up the pIa T., Z. ss4s
on his coatsleeye, pr,n ~ "a gpi, !.
in his scarf; bat, AZ & ss ,.5 h ~
stones dropped out. ~ Nc<ss4
why this is very 49,. n
t 9ld gentleman. picking u X. =, ''s'aS
downtown, Percy '1 rs IL r. A~ss||
fany's and have It flxeS J. VIZ s''s.ss|
The old jeweller Al ,,-
terious whisper, said; a. a, 700 s,,,|
this precious heirloom ~ !. 20 va n
with?" ms b, =.
"Iampered withr,hov,., I,
on ar In,,, genuine stones hs,s u Il, \
and replaced with rather !, y, ~ y, ~
These arc nothing bn, ,l ps lsal,
glass. Eli What il Won, s, " W "
Percy had tainted awsy' p "
applied applied and as soon as he ,,sa
silently revived. father and .o ,S. .''.' I'd
and were rapidly driven !, Z. y s,'''t
mansion on Filth aseuue ~ '','',,|
Now. SIR said The eI8.-
sternly, as soon as they vs sl,s ~, '.''
"why did you faintis '''a' ~
"Cigarwettes. . murmu,sa p.
You. You are liar. You haa w, w . \
Sc, You have ravnsd N.Y. 4 !. :
Whore are they. you tbIaf,, III, =, w., a'''i
oid oman man. whose face was pusp t' "a {.
Then Percy was compelled I & ~ n
The grand old man seized ii, Al s.n''
spring, and handled him a,ts, NJ
a railroad porter toninc dow, . 50
Saratoga trunk. Thatsce,e a,l, W
whore the California millionair, ls','
princely son-in-law's head on ts,,''
little like it. Let US draw cu,,,l. {
narrowing scene.
A few hours later, the iasttnl. !. NJ.
phia conveyed the yanderclan. I. h
family lawyer. Colonel Rows ~
Bummel, to their destination. q, ~
rival at the hotel, where The p,O.,.,.'
Of starvedalo Abbey was sup,'s.,
lodging, the elder yandercna ~,
clerk II Lord Hungeriord was n
"oh, yes" replied the clers, Vi, !
peculiar smile, che is in--he Is ii,
about 5000 for board and wiuss
But is ho in the hotelY
'Naw," replied the clerk. so,llv,.,..
teeth, "ho is IN jail. He wa, sr ~
night for forging checks. Hes ms1.
at it.
Half an hour later, the New Yo,,.,
frontod the scoundrel, who had Aas
aliases.
cav, Pwercy." said tie yOusr v,
breezy cheertulness, q 'ope y0u u
bweast pin hall wight. Doossi I'd
dontcherknow? l cawnt insg,. /,
got in me luggage"
"You internal scoundrel vhe,. q,
diamonds?" demanded the ssd., h.
clam. .-ls
"Deah me, now, pway don't act lua
'ow should 1 know. They were al,
h'of long h'ago. You cawnt i've b, Il
h'up for theft, SEEM hi han HI !.
h'already."
Old Mr.. Vanderclam made q rrA &
foreigner that would have done r,sts
Corbett, and, but for the stalElr IN
lawyer Rowe and the jail oit,i1h. I
might have been a tragedy.
AS there was nothing to DO done d. 4
returned TO the hotel. Later on ID b.
noon Lawyer Rove was again clla
actas guardian angel, this timeisfpsals
His exasperated parent suddaalynsizl
his promise to escort the wealthy =
heiress to the Open House in ysTlrt
the possible consequences Of bis hltHl
so put such keen edge on bis WHAT'S
once more sailed into his degansn'ss
not heir, for the old gentleman's nn' 4
returning to New York, after his s'f
in regard to his matrimonial aaalf wi
lied. was to stop Percy's alos3aA
make new will.
No wonder that the uniorunAiqI,ri
is a mere shadow oihis iormersa, n
he is smoking cigarettes a, n's "
soon terminate what might have fsHi
liant social caree0 ii
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