Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-08
Ais HAPPY New YEAR.

| ,,.r;ter for the -. tho stenoC-
amen Macy kne" go, ,iace.
nor. who was 10 '"n ~. ,,,a arst
girl he entetsu o,rst his
.,olt he had ever iii'''''e
..,tners plans 49,, n,rt,ev--the
.1t's no place tpr -" ,och,ical
..ork's too important, rev
e,e,d probably have W 49,. ,',r,ses,
.,steu to master oui ,.a,aa in.
"a we'd have 10 staho d 'iuA a,,,no
,onvenenees' whi.e sue
htrseh' ,.,ar,,,n,ed him with the re-
nlnder that young i.'",'9 -, ,,.lth-
,.re of the MINING .,.,,,,o, inf
.n,oinl stenographic trairihs
oul INT from Macy's point OF
the arSu''s IL .povs can' pick up
view, was nueF'ie' re ,beir
,.asa things by lhstiiio''
"v1 Eut n girl" the broken
na'ue' ,ros a sufficient climax to
al bis mariner knew 1t would
!, nseless to base ms cuse "pO"
pe ,,,,,,,ont of competency. He
mere " .,,t Mnoy's objection
knew, In lao'' e-.,i,,,r,a societv
lac In his aversion 10 lefiiihiis
40" uia forced upon his frlenu notiSe
II ,,,toctful eyasions of the
by Mue' oc.,.oa hin, in n social
attentions r,.,a,,,a
way during MS 80 ,,, 40
which had reused the ire--ho' o'.'
,,.,to,,,s wife--who had gone out VI
her way TO lloniHe the "'e'
,,,,soclat blonde, who was her nus
bands friend and business assooi"'e
.,,o the marrageable bellies to
put "'9 ,,difference had given af-
whom MS
front.
when the vein was struch 'ii"' P''
,.i.,,od tbe Bluebird a bonanza-ahu
clali'eu ,a,osso,v for one of the
1t became h. e., hs On the spot. Dartley
stockhoiuers, ~ ,o eaeerness with which
knew MAJ eotad The chance of buryine
Macy 9Iee he little mining town near
himself IL, VIZ was due to the opportunity
their elaiin III, 10 escape from the So
IT aH9i i,iea,inns which his stay in the
ual ou. ssiiad
eity en' s,n,v of a disastrous love-aifair
s Wne, ss' remote past was afloat as an
III Mae ,ior of his obstinate repellance
e1Psn..i,'ira society. but the tale seemed
VI ,ri,a Tor credence. and Dartley had
.oo l,.ie mat ii was due rather to sort
ueVi n"t,raI shyness resulting from his
, " 10 stav Mt cape Colony and in other
i om5 regions where he had been
uai seeking the fortune that had
come 10 him at length through tne
fleh slrlAe III W.
For y wear Dartley had tried with
,h,,a,,hronlc energy to reform Ma
KS retiring disposition. put hau
Nnally abandoned his friend as hope-
less case.
Seeing him stuhbornly serious IN re-
was obliged to take him INTO ms con-
fdence as to the story whose S.s'' ~
had induced him to pledge hiH'se'i "
the girls interests. .,,, ro,,artv
II was a story oil sensatioilai ~
The father-thrown out OF work ps a
long iness-and seeing his wife DIE
from the effects of absolute want hltci
n long, frultless search Tor ethp'oy-
ment-had attempted 10 reiieNe nv
necessities of himself and his chilu ny
robbery--an effort which endeu III
disaster and for which he was now
serving a penal sentence in an eastern
state pententiary. The child, ieft TO
Z the tender mercles OF voluntary cnar-
ity, had at her inlher msis.tnies,
been kept IN Ignorance or ms ia.e a
story Of accidental drowning account
ing for his disappearance and silence
the assumed name under which ne
was tried and convicted aiding the de-
cepton by keeping the affair out OF
peoples mouths me girl taking
eager hold Of an opportunity a,Ioruea'
mad htted herself 70 !. earn an .nuepen 1So
efforts of her friend and patron that
Dartley had become interested in her
behalf to the extent of piedglng her
the position in the Bluebird office that
was soon to he vacated by Evans. The
influence OF railway friend OF Dart