Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-29

came IN ihucn TnftutDtu IN hplIlt
"who is that fellow saw talking with
Miss st. Augusta out in the shrubbcries2
didn't know she had any acquaintance
In the village
"Oh" said Miss Mnrtyula, who was
knitting In the twilight, that's NJ. Du-
mont, an old pnrlslnn friond-or young
one rather--who happened to be passing
through tho village and discovered by tine
morost accident that Jooolyno was at 1ren-
holme Park"
"IIc's hunbug, said tho squire dis
oontcntedly
why demanded his sister.
He twists his mustacho whom he talks,
nnd-nnd"--
"And what"
"And / don't believe in these old young
friends hope he isn't going to remain
long in Trenholmo village Tho squire's
hopes woro not destined to DO crowned
with success NJ, CASTOR Dumont was
merely travelling, us ho said, pour Ia
pnislr lie was In no hasto. Trouh0lme
was lovely spot, and Miss ST. Augusta,
the playmate Of his childhuods DAYS, was
very beautiful girl. So NJ. Dumont
staid on
nm toll you what, George" said Miss
Mnrtynia ono evening, with nod Of iuef-
fable wisdom, that NJ. Dumcnt is in loyo
with .Tooelyno."
"Nonsense," shouted tho squire.
"ljut he Vs., though" insisted Miss
Murtynin II don't know where your
eyes arc not to buvo scon It before. Well,
well, suppose we shall hav9 To look out
for another Roverness one OF these days
Mr. Trcnhohnc made no answer, but no
sat long and quietly by tho window, the
fiery eye Of his cisnr glowing through the
darkness
"sho would bo fool to marry him, " he
said suddenly and abruptly,
"Why fool?" questioned his sister,
can the world knows what French
husband u.s." tartly responded Mir. Tren.
holmo.
81 suppose they nro as good as French
wives, hazarded Miss Martynia.
Tho squire got up and walked out OF the
room.
She must do as she likes, Of COURSE"
he said to himsolf "but | can't boar 10
think of her whole future being blighted
by union with TINT swarthy looking for
eigner-no, can't She's too pretty and
sweet and graceful. Poor, little lonely
J0oelyno"
Ho started as Miss st. Auguste confront.
w Nun ~ WV hh'uAN NuAhs iAtI NlllNt
dross glimmorlug through the dusk as an
olf's silver drapurios might have done
"Miss St Augustol Who would have
thought Of meeting you here's" calculated
the squire, somewhat astoundcd
Il h0po have not startled you, mon.
sieur," said Iocelyne Ia low, tromulous
voice
No. But, my child, you have bcon
crying.
please lot me pass, Mr. Tronholmc,"
tailored Jocelync
"But shall not let yon pass, answered
tho squire bluntly, until you tell inc
whut tho matter is. IIns thnt--thnt vii
lain Dunont dared TO annoy yous"
And Air. Tronholme's blood seemed
turning to fro within his veins at the
nero idea.
NO; nothing of the sort" Jocolyne an
swured falntly.
"Then what ~ it,"
He has asked me to marry him, mon
siour
"Tho rascalr
Indeed, Mr.. Trenholmo, you are mis-
tnk0n. Gnspnrd is good md kind / have
known him for years 1t was generous of
him to offer home and "a heart to poor,
dcsolnte little me, only
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