Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08

owly aHctndod The gentle grade toward
Airs Nurton'a homestead. and tharo
was unfnlded before hla eyes that pie
ture BE- was destined never g. forget
the lovely tlnta of tho clear northern
shy' tho broad valley ~ the river. with
~ bluifa ana hillocka. tho dark
forms, slender and graceful both. com-
ing nearer and nearer until In startled
recognition u one ut least h.
Matted IN dumb amaze and therefore,
'nuHht but q hitting glimpse 81 tho
other No. II whlFked iauntny away.
re had hin nuaplclOnn. Htfong nnd acute,
yct win nothing tangible au Yet on
which 10 base lhsfn. and N h. brsatbed
thgin whit would BE- the ronult7
Inc XIII whose Identity hr had prom
W'l not 70 botfny until Sister Nnoui
could b. heard from" would beyond aii
question be called 10 account. 10 his
N'iy door had she come within forty
eight hours or that strange evening
Nnl,h inc rcctorH prattle had made
pubic pfuperiyl beEgcd minutes In
iHfNlrN without giving any mmo. nnl.
stepping down into tho plainly fur.
niHhc1 little western parl1r. there In
NE ain lght OF single kerosene
bufncr' walter LorinE had come faca
TO fnco with his old Geraldine.
Mindful Of nm tho harm shc md done
MIN W San Francisco rather than ~
what had passed before, he met her In
stern silence. ON hla Eoner0aIty Ma
mngnnnlmity. she threw herself Pho
hhd deceived ana wrongcd him IN ever
entaglns hofHelt 10 him, Hhe said. and
would have zone on 20 say more.
I.hht ~ all mast aud done with " he
colby interpuaed. what ~ II noy7''
ma then u trnnHplred that good Mr..
Lambert had hoon tho means of eoeur.
inF Tor Naomi an excellent position,
lhm naomi had gone 10 enter on her
duties ana had fent Tor hcr SISTER 10
come ana live nt Mrs RurlOlFh's untu
she could better provide Tor hgr. tbat
Naomi was living under ON assumed
name ana that she prayed that mo- one
might know their unhappy pnut Tho
interview was cut short hy the curloaltv
pr some member or the household who
came IN oaienalhly 60 trim the lamp.
IL thnll DO M you wish until you
near from your slnOr" SAID farinr
bowling her out with punctllinua civil. /
ny ana praying Ia secret that thrf,s II
might ond. but end IL ara not within
another forty.olght hours sho vaa
there With another quest Tho servant |
Wh9 announced her presence in tho |
nnrlor below ana 90 with "a cou0d,uii,t |
'nl impairment grin,
The Same lady wants 10 500 lieu. |
'onnnt lorlng," and this tlmo he was |
Older and Htcrner than before
li'f evident purpose was In revert t1 /
ne relations that once existed. though
lcr plcl was only Tor news from CALI
no missing jcwriHg she asked Tbcir
iced was 40 great She had most tx.
client prospects NJ an cnrurpwent tn
BOSTON n she could only hHve slx
months Instruction under slrnor Gala
feei, but hia terms were F1 hlrh ana
ne would have 90 live IN New York
ma people kept writing hor TINT aha
M Naomi really ought tn r1I,. anrpc
mort 20 recover tho v1lue ~ that prop.
tiy, ANA she had COME. frlendisaa 1s
no WIS. 20 nNl N he thlurhf amin
EnluHt the steamship company would
rsult IN their rottinr ANYTHING. can.
lln fot~a gentleman, that a. who |
nl been most kind IN san Trlnctarp. /
nd promised 10 do something. hut now |
hnt the general WINS dead ,yhat could /
o loH There was no dnuhfiur thn ilan-
iN ur Intentions ~ thor rrufr.s4tHu
bought LorlnE ns he rravoly rcpiiol
nat thcN would only be- defeated In
ny such attempt
Then, with swimming owes ahe h1d
elnohnnd her mast her fatal errors
or greed Tor wealth and position thpt
1i ted hor tn siira her own hs4rt
lfnh7 ana dnrrlvo tho ono true ffIend
ln hnl over known and I0rlur braE1
mort The conversion hy leaving tho
pom. Then rho came nrnin. alone. ana
.'l -''N 200 "NH nor Then NNH came ]
lih Mrr Burton, and tho house waa
"a tutor and ho broke un MO crt1b.
'lmont and moved back ID tho hotel
the scandal NJ his landlord. rs mas
.'h .ild' who mndr loud complaint 10
.' noWrra nt headquarters.
Then she wrote TINT aha WINS bsIrr
''nNgd and pHrsncufni bv n man mo !
'vcr knew before rho man who ,yas /,
lih hcr tho nlcht Mr. Lambert saIl y
'N mot Thorn On front NJ Mrs Vur- 7
uH urn7dful man who said that he ,
Ilrvod that Hh' loved Lieutenant Tor. =
% nnl mHho threats against him. She
lr.nrrl LnrInr'r protection. and Tor / D
81 71v through mo rlmsv doyIro ana 4
turned the letter unanswered and / d
t'r letters unopened and then mo \
oman seemed to take FIRE and In turn / 4
10 threatened him, y
and now che had brought Mrs. Rur- q
10 20 witness his cruelty 10 her, mo d
COX, suffering Elrl Co whom he was
edged ana plIghted. who had followed O.
M io omnha IN hopcs of softoning hls d
art and winning back his wuyyvnrd | o.
We, aa wac tho burden OF her sorrow. y
y sons TO that most Eympathetlc AZ | g