The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-10

Enthusiastically. as u ne nsa zen niiclad M
MAS ss DREADFUL IL upset by IT." said the young
.6f course. Say, how about ballIl"". ...r,
,o q" 81 Nh, MT; MNcdihnI' seen about that Tn"'1l
No, sir. Mr. MeGlnnis he seen a reporter.
"There's a man TO lie tor exclaimed Tom
That's right" cried all the whitney boy.
Then Harry. drove on to the. widow Hor.
r mSnSi Idhe widow was slosly DYING OF an m
dren with never a cent from her husband, nor
seer; and yet, Of no ono in the ward were there
recorded more ,ncts OF kindness, small and
the window. She was a large. featured. gray.
haired woman; who smiled with her eyes Of.
gers called plain; but ne L wo MIijiifn be 5e" we'll FOR
one t. use that word In speaking of her in the
and a loose bunch Of Sot thSn ,n rsscs nY bTisSt.
sned the table before her. She beckoned with
house. RST a"f the 'G door FG OF Which, IL" w 3nS op %%y In bS S seS
daughter. The Alderman had gone on, the
E IG hex s1pi saIns ros see only Gnt woaISS.t 70 3D., bring { her Ter
men step in. her mother was wanting to speak
with Mr.. Tossing.
knew Mr.. HOLSTER. will they strike ut the
HollIsterl' the widow asked, an eager tremor
~ hone not. | don't know, answered Harry,
whom Tommy in ,hhdiS young days, had often
tor McGinnis, in hopes he can do something
''Tnat he can and that he will declared the
widow earnestly. lie is a good man. Michael
McGinnls.. And the influence he has Is won.
G Ge!s aiwa lao heIpi mg' s Sno ebady? ne Bn neVf' h whT1
yesterday the men was terribly stirred up; and
i've been that distressed I can't quiet my mind
thought your sons, weren't in the HIo,iiistc;r2" :
su ras .i T'G GSI ' Ice sEan i%rPF''f Did You S0 think fS G Il
was for myself was sraredt oh, II amt for
be in this nerghborhood. Poor Mrs. Whitney,
she was crying ever II this very morning. The
night. says she. and God Knows "wh"tfTT hap
PEN You've heard of her trombley Twas the
strike made the fight. And Molly Aiken. the
wouldn't have no work oh. there's more mis-
cry, than Just losing wages comes from a strike;
II hoLo he agreed with you. Mrs. Hoffman,"
Billy spoke out OF his anxiety, meeting her eye
He says, Don, you fret, Mrs. Hoffman,;
itll all come right in the wash" You know
Billy's own hopes began to warm his heart
again. He LETT the widows CONT ortcd. But
Harry. LOSING frowned. Tommy's handsome
They drove to many places after the Alder
there a shrewd bargain, and most often . triv-
ial,, good natnred kindness: But the; did not
llII MN. .Nit ".SN"'AS - t"lilhi lN'. ."ho
had grown thoughtful. spoke testify: II hope
TO the Lord Mac aln,t lying l"w waiting for the
II looks like IT,; II he is, it's all up with head
Maybe he's in Moseley's.'' suggested Billy;
''he goes there sometimes, or, may be, home
He isn't home h. did you see that 3Gy talking
tim IF n" to S Il tse i nnd phi" s;d Es st rai Back. sfns
hadn't been home, and he'd sent word he
wonld r. BE be ,d home to- to dinner Ms r. l t don't Mo axe the
No harm in trying. as the burglar said Of the
. Moseley kept the corner grocery. He was
summing himself on his store steps. smoking
one Of his own elegant cigars" when he re-
Mac" he said, why. certainly. 1 seen him
not two hours aaSo. lie was driving by with
"Much Obliged" said Tommy. IIarry's jaw
Say they're going to have a strike at Hol.
Young men stood uncertain. II hope not.
ri. / 60" " f e pof of G moli fsIeF m fST 09 on \ my iid 5SHs.
than workin' people. but when You amt got
That's right" said Tommy: good morning.
He looked at Harry. who was driving very fast.
I'm going to l%Iooilister himself sid Harry.
''McGinnis doesn't mean to risk his popularity
saloon sign; III drop you wherever you say;
! know he's a. the office. and Hunter and |
talk to him as two honest men to a third, and
we may do something"
Il may not be an honest man. sald tommy,
I can't help itif i didn't find Mac"
Harry gave HE friend a CLEAN OF his blue
drove, along the wide street lined on either
e raSae sieS The ~ Snides%, IN m genera MsH '4 Sad Wits 1i9its
families IN the Eighth ward, kept a parlor.
There were, few people on the street; The
white spire that bore aloft the symbol of sacri.
flee and peace sent forth a single peal of bells.
and Crossed etlf h hnsShs''G me looked sSpt up h and h .a%
the grim walls OF the great foundry where
Hollister meant to run his own business. The
four men emerged In n huddle. One of them
swung the door half open again for, a part
with black curls that shone in the sun. lie
wore a dazzling spring suit of gray flannel and
"A scarlet TIC, and one large, white hand swung
nj there isn't Mac him;elf.' exclaimed
Tommy. and Roeb and Johnny Lake with
The three men looked up and nodded. Johnny
the astoqished Hunter, who barely noticed
him, for FI:tzmaurice had asked,
ma. ,,HG SSa aS SDsws s9s St abS' th and i,r The Alder d1'
you're ,si{i9g to Ne; "hoIljsteT; T%ns a word
though we don't always. Hey, ,Mr. Hpntert'
spared necessity for reply, since the Alder.
man toward whom he now felt a veneration
similar TO that expressed by the young Rus
siam had rested one foot on the hub OF the
wheel and was explaining the morning events
IN Tommy Fit2maurice with much relish.
~ heard something Town town last night
that made me open my eyes. The idea OF
their cooking up such, n thing when my hack
was turned! Well, / didn't lose no time. |
went straight to HOLSTER and saw how he felt; |
he knew / would give him straight goods and
treated me nice, and ! got him to promise TO
see the committee. Robh and All" ne winked
the eye further from Billy. slowly, at the
young man on the front seat. and Tommy
nodded gravely. to imply that he appreciated
how far g-atiiied vanity might work viii! a
this time Billy was included In the wink and
the elbows on the cushion rail moved a hand
guess we all understand what Luke wants,
he wants to be creased. And | guess II the
truth was knOwn, he's, pretty, near the bottom
of his trouble. RObb Is ambitious and Young
and he wants to make n name for himself, and
goes off at half cock. but he's honest .Ls the
sun! But Luke Wigger went into this hoping
TO get his job back that's Luke or TO get