Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-06
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seuO,D ,-bpre from the shadows into
eTa!, sunshine beyond stepped the
warm n.bom he had seen first In his
Els aI rorsp His establishment was
per- s,+ the young lady's surprise was
at Da' strongly t marked. She stopped
more lor hands together, and then
FP'u n ng,in with two large clear gray
u', CnIwick, you in Worcester! You
Hi .onpn+ed: you are going to your
per IN shook his head and smiled 9
T,, ,re q foolish fellow" she said,
oIr,os+ rs strange q man as your
". Are you still living down that
l slaI street in Camberwell"
( am oDly afford to live in wretched
az was the reply.
TEot has brought you to WorcesterT'
", go coo Aunt Eastbell," he replied,
n discover, if possible, the mystery
49, sacond-cousin Sarah. They are
,sIatiyes; am more interested in
+bsn I can explain. May | ask
. al what Aunt Eastbell and my sec
,orsin has to do with you?"
II an interested in them more than
an EXPLAIN" was the arch answer
bats all"
wish YOU would explain something.
Ia are YOU, to begin withT
Al that's not worth calculation" she
IF | tell you that my name is
land will that make the position any
Ia-er%
N might" said Reuben, quickly. "My
tsr Wished me to marry a Miss Hol-
h once a young lady whom l had new
SEEN and whom I was to take upon
ID. Are you the lady?
Yes, sir."
And have you married my father In
nd Of me?" he asked, satirically.
n would not marry either of you for
Ice your fathers money" she said,
Enky. 81 am simply his housekeeper,
housekeeper's wage. My father was
best friend, and your father has been
nl 70 me- in his odd way, since my
Tiers death"
And now" said Reuben, will you OK
hin why you are interested in Aunt
astbel, why the girl who has deserted
corresponds with you? why you pass
grSelf off rs the niece of that old
bnaa who has left us? ?"
'Iu work backward, if you will allow
E." she said, Il call myself Miss Mug
Ridge because the name of Holland is
niJar to your aunt. The girl CORE
miS with NE because she knows that
read her letters to her grandmother,
that | am the grandmother's friend
bile she is away. | am interested in
D Eastbell. and feel for the utter lone
es in which she is left by her friends.
hare been interested in Mrs. Eastbell
some years now, for the matter of
st."
Indeed. and her granddaughter, Sarah
abe.I alsoT
Vt late dayS-a little. She was not
u gracious to me-she never cared to
NE here When she got into trouble,
thought that she would make me her
l,da1te, but it was too late"
When she got into troubled" echoed
!yea; what trouble was that?"
Tome with me-, and I'll show you"
Sae led the way out Of st. Oswald's
he IItbing, crossed the road to the
:1e' Of the street leading to the prison,
POINTED to the wall, in which several
were posted. One was to the effect
a reward Of five pounds was offered
LIE apprehension of Sarah Eastbell,
O, Worcester, who had conspired
Id others for the unlawful issue of spu-
Gus go.n
's.e4 stared with amazement at the
.Gsl
Is well that the old woman Is
n.y. ne Wurmured. Il did not think it
50 bad as this"
Neither is it."
"INH luHJ--
y~"' her brother is at the bottom of
''D 4'a know what a scamp he is, I
.,'%, lie gave her the money, l be-
Me offered a sovereign in all good
-" was detected as false COIN
''S asked where she lived, and how
..''.e possessed of it, and she took
a, md ran away"
~ y Sic with her brotherY'
w. me wrote to me without Civ
"u1FeSS, stating that she must
WIN her brother Thomas for a
ne was IN business, and was TAX
81, S''T OF her She left Grandmother
M, .," .. ID my charge, she said. It's a
NM, .,,Oa', y she added, but l have
~- -0sI I'll related the story of his dis
b, him ~, S1ra9 Eastbell, of her fight
.-', and the way in which he had
n" M The gardens of Saxe-Gotha.
" reflected for a few mo-
a. 'Aeo she said:
b. II. "eV brother performs
No. y" s Is an acrobat at times. When
,. INST IN prison. he was arrested
! @nber's dress" 10 Ae''eu
2. r. 5..so3-an acrobat?7
,,r -ry- Nu.wick remembered at once
Il ,.-, ,,', Who had been spinning round
"a Ia . t,., rope at the Saxe-Gotha,
,S, .~o 9rst entered the gardens.
Ia, G' 5 be Tom Eastben. the scamp
4 n, ' 5sht his sister into Difficult
s.ss,., had caused her to fly from
,.- a,., III order to escape the charge
r.s 'o u: evening Reuben Gull
b rS. N the Saxe-Gotha gardens
= E.~*s patiently for the appear
liz ' NV, 'Izzobini, who had post,
Is ~ ~gpaFtore for Turin for six
p md 5s go55. request of the nobility,
. s27a,r.E.y, '.Ic IN general, and who
, ses, nine in his highly graceful /
,&.,. .n entertainment, as perform.