Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-12-28

anyhow"
went along with him, though after
all wasn't sure. III was Dick In the
picture right enough. but II wasn't our
Dick: the picture wasn't to say a
..shevvy devry" come to that, but 1t
had been meant for Dick once.
1t was after bank hours and the
door was shut. but he took me round
by the side into the managers room.
There was a man there and girl
yes, she was only girl, | could see
thar, although she had thick veil
over her face The man was a swell,
do you know Mr.. Forester. my
MANI says he.
Not much. says l short.
. He turns round ON the clerk angrily.
'.He doesn't know him by that name,
but he seemed to know the photograph
you gave me. SIR" the clerk said. The
girl stirred uneasily in her seat. the
man turned to me hastily. "You know
somebody like the picture!" he said
| looked at the girl: she seemed To be
have seen somebody II might have
been meant for once"
we want to see him.
It's, say w ltdt iOt ht
man looked AT ME angrily. What
for, my man. and how does that con-
cern y0u?"
Well" says l, Il don't rightly
know. nor don't know how IL con
Germs you TO see him.
The man looked AT me as fierce as u
Goanner in tight place, but he didn't
speak Aud whit that the girl rose
and took step forward. "oh, sir,
she said, In soft, low voice thar shly-
cred bit as she spake. Or, sir, you
will tell us. I'm sure. | must know;
l must see him. She had elasped her
two hands together: they were small
hands aud very white, and they shook
as she spoke. 1t was for no harm.
anyway could have sworn that
much. Yes, miss" says l. 1T might
be the party. or again II mightn't. for
he's changed III IL IN. but I'll lind him
for you in the morning
II was a lonely spot where we found
Dick. and not another soul was III
sight. He was working in the bottom
the same steady, logged hopeless
work that he'd always done.
There. | said. stopping short and
pointing at him. is that the man you
are looking for, mlssg'' We were
Dick was below us. and II might be-
thirty yards away. She had said
nothing as we came along, but she had
trembled so much that the man had
given her his arm 10 help her. Now
she seemed to pull herself together all
in moment as she threw back the
veil to look. looked Mt her then.
and | tell you | could have gone on
looking. All, that was something like
a face-a face to think on in the dark.
that was She just gave one look,and
then sob. stay here" she said. mo-
tioning the man hack with her hand
stay here. oh. George"
Then she went down the slope. aud
with quick, smooth sort OF walk
She didn't seem rightly to walk. only
to 90. and go quick at that. In
minute she was close to Dick.
George" she sald-only the one word.
George" The word came mp To where
we We're standing. and tell you II
was sweeter than music.
Dick lifted himself from his work
and stared stupidity round. as IL he
didn't rightly know what 1t was.
Then he sees her. and with that he
falls back step like a man dazed.
"Oh. George" and she held out both
of her hands to him across the heap Of
white clay. Come back, George.
come hack. 1t IL all found out They
all believe you now. You're cleared nj
last-cleared at last. Come hack.
George-back TO me-
He stood for n moment or two like
a tf,s.t knI
Cleared. he exclaimed. hnarsefy.
"Cleared! oh. my Godr' then he
clutched wildly at his throat, stagger
cd and fell-fel mt her very feet sense
less
She was on her knees az his side.
started to ruin down the slope, and
was at her side in half a ainute. but
she didn't want me. She had raised
his head and leaned II against her
breast. and she would let lobody
touch him but herself. And there she
knelt among the wet clay, holding
Dick In her arms. the tears running
down her face and falling on HIS.
got n little water and poured II on his
head, and at last. he began to come to.
! lays my hand on the mans arm. n
reckon, mate. you and mes not want
ed here. not much" says, and pulls
him away.
We got cart and we moved Dick
to the bank, but It was another week
afore they could move him auy fur.
ther. Then they left
IL might have been a couple of
months later that got a Melbourne
paper through the post. There was
mark at one side, and opposite to
that an advertisement.
AT Ut. Marks Church, Toorak. on
Dec. !. By the Right Reverend the
Bishop of Melbourne. Mary, only
daughter of the Hon. John Lester.
OF Toorak and Dungalla Station. to
George Wingfield Forester. eldest
son of Albert Forester, NJ. r.. Of
Wingfield Hall, Herefordshire. Eng
land"
BY and by came across another
paragraph '"The fashionable wedding
that took place yesterday at Toorak
had all the special interest which at
taches to the last act In very sensa.
tional drama. The circumstances OF
the celebrated Dungalla murder trial.
alflnuQh nntU ttyr yaapa III