The Republican journal., 1899-03-09
AN OLD LADY'S HOME.

cency that she did hope Mrs. Warner
would appreciate the extra efforts made
in her behalf, for it had taken a good bit
of diplomacy and 40 small amount Of
labor to induce the managers to accept
her without the usual fee, out that finally
they had been successful, and the way to
the Old Ladies Home was at last opened
for Mrs. Warner.
1t had been impossible to raise money
sufficient to pay the amount required, but
after much delibelation, the trustees had
decided to accept Mrs. Brigham's prote-
gee, and use the rental OF "A small house,
of which Mrs Warner had life lease, as
part payment
There had been many who had said with
emphasis that it was a shameful thing
that the widow of Rafe Warner should be
compelled to want tor anything, So gener-
Gus, SO liberal. had he been during his life,
and the whole OF his comfortable provision
Ton her was lost in one Ut the too common
bank failures, in which human sharks re-
mOIseIt SSlV swallow the means of their
victims. Although much sympathy was
felt and expressed, the fact remained that
MIS-. WaInel had not been far from star
walton during the preceding winter She
had made mo complaint, but kindly dis
posed persons had made the matter known
to Mrs, Brigham, who, IN her capacity as
director OF a half dozen charitable enter
Fi'S'' "H' con I""toI I" d H'1en otiieiH;
l0i S'it was nolHIHS II nov enaIl'"o't' MAO
HSe''t0N 'Ile one w JAKE 1I'e 'n"1'el III manu-
ot'e H"'' ''opt nVi o5sl ana IeIleNe" many
% heI wants Mi'houl discovering that
S''I E"'i'H ""1Iu nave oeeh Vi'N lI'lle
harder to the poor woman.
Wis PiISHdlh Itll Ihui4HtNl' anu no
""uUeI' lof aIleI an mel eHolts 10 Stt 'el
d"'ni'l ,t, 10 'ht tome MRS. warner nag
~" my d 'HlI" an" PeSSeu u remain
"Hete sue was 10 q" MIS- brigham
J"steo' y N"S H91 alone lol praise anu
81 'tI"Ue sue "0lKeu l0l "tile'' ou' slIG
ul'. llNe 20 nave lieI "oIh app et!I'eG, dh'i
TpJ'9e" managing olheI piople duallS'
~ solhetlh1es' Sile overlooked inulNiuuai-
i'S' ana ciaSSeq lei poor people 'oSeI1ef'
as iu'1h "ouiu mock OF Sheep' II IS pay
que to hef 10 remember that she attempt
60 anu accomplished great uFai lor
otherS' and' beng human, 1t follows tha1
even her gooo WORKS should nave haVor
ol neIsel'
II 20 over anq ger lllIle MISS Nlhcehl
~ take het ID haho, she SAID, aiteI d NJ
lie FenecNon. 'She II make her listen to
reason II any one can, and alter all that S
pee1l e"i' anu "pne III dsn"tl'eu 70 nave
'nT nl"t'eL emu ilke ms
A4lt'1e Mss iucenI was Ealu"ole au-
ju10S 10 niS' ply nd"' 'nou9h che lal'el
had looked askance TWO years before wien
H'SS ' i"Genl l@'lle1 n"u Sen1 nls "hnua d.
T''O "A - dei WIZ " hote say lHg tn"t his
o"u3H'et "ouIu hereafter lake ms VIE
Pc VI '1e oo"lN anu "sHIilS Iiial any ''e-
Hc'enc' III finances oe referred 70 A'i'' as
re Vas oesli"uS oI continuing ms support
10 'he work IN "nlcn ms qeaQ VIE hao
p9en 81 hteieSte". ne tllech was dllo-
SetneI 20" large 70 auhll OF any ooJec'loh
pelns mace To ms Sosgesu'n' -houSh the
nalQtef woman lett that 'that sup OF a
9i[l was teailN To" young TO "e OF much
value ia lleiI c""ncliS' out Trey soon
learned 'haI Agnes vincent brought a de-
Noye' Heall ana hie 10 lhe service ain'
l' 'ei Pheasant, Winning way, accomplish
et H-G'h lifl lhty W"uI0 NOT attempt
Wy louaSe VIII 20, slie answered
MIS- oll-H'ih, ara l lh}ak can l'ut lile
+N9.''i -A N'VA d II4hl luat she VIZ pe
=la4 .' consent: 4lJt "llhIn nan A"uI
"Ilei going over to MS. Warner she had
T'"' 'u"iel. oyer lo 'he enemy anu was
""'IiS hei utmost ~ GonNlIVe IN some way
5" mat the "ld Lady need not leave her
nome
WIS. warmer was taking up "a lie" late
uaJlIi7N ana lNln@ Np some gelalum roots
o. - la 41.4.