The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

they say CQaC Ne lu1hcS a. $500
threats of what he will do"
The anxious look on Mcntague's race
deepened.
II was afraid So but do not see just
what he can do, Burton. He cannot shake
my faith In Mr.. Jennings. who already
knows more of the business than he did.
and he would not dare to use physical
force.
do not be too sure OF that, sir. He
above any means to harm the person t!ld nal
,hey la hate b ad ner Mhen yG Re viii S DO
Where Is Mr. jennings! - -,
lie Is down at the eoi Island 1,sh SIT with
couple Of coolies sheethhE n ilS Wben he re-
turns and nd' speak to him about this mat
ter. Perhaps you are right, Burton
have k %sda a Tou sir Or Do not sf beeve mn
making UNNECESSARY trouble over such af-
fairs, but in this case thinls, there is
cause for the use Of precaution. Ill,
THANK you for your ADVICE. VIII
| take it
lie turned slowly away and sauntered
| UP the path to the house. -
| Had II come 10 this. he unused, that IN
a peaceful spot, where he had lived so
| many years-happy years, too-that ne
must now keep on his guard against a
nephew al that? Ho reviewed the cir cum
not but feel that the blame dld not rest
else did, that Allan Cunningham had not
only been dssipated while In his, employ
but actually dishonest. Sums Of m ,9.os
collected while in the p@sileh IN the Bank
. in the city, had been put into MS. pocket
in several cases This he was not aware
1ha} MoTt"Ea a had any would have been
more guarded in his threats OF vengeance
His uncle had thought the matter over
carefully, and had come to the decision
TO tc,'s say anything about it and have, him ar.
e Of lis s IHa y fRafmInfiya: l's
most run Itself into the evening IN
sky was changing from pink 10 gray
and tho short twilight would soon b'
over
Ralph Jennings. standing upon on
branch of tree and leaning ADAMS
. the other, his rifle resting w .he i'o. t.,'
, o; his left hand. was, scanning ti'e sur
, face OF the water.
; Two naked coolies occupied branohe
!, near at hand, sitting upon tnelr ha uhohe
like a couple Of squirrels, ohatter'h
! eagerly TO each other.
,, Suddenly one Of them fpiea iat
: fish. and yelling to Jennings, pointed a
. the water With his outstretcheh hano.
Ralph raised his rifle quickly and pulle
: tho trigger
q At the same moment alll'ost snt
!. rang out from the other side o. N
4 river ana he fell from the tree int
!, tho shallow water beneath him !,
The quick clatter of hoots couid
J. heard across the stream, ana then a
y was silence 49,.
y The two Brown boys, frightened thous
L they we're by the catastrophe, pulled Jel
q nings out Of The water where ne la'
and ono dashed over TO Get H'Net'' WI
~ WGg reading on the Qech
d Tho man's excited manner shoWen M
ut once that something nan nnppett se
~ ana when he turned 70 LOOK ,,o ana no, "a
'e IN the direction which me mon oop'' the pras
,e the hodv % n man living unon ~ 80 :,
" md could understand enough OF VIVA. Y
a. nan said TO catch the name , pt s,a
At Jennings no ran hastily oo"' ~"
ana hastened 10 the spot, - 80
o Rabbi was lying on ms naoN, ,,s a', eh,
~ cnonp WITH lie blood sta'n,mng, tns -, ~.
~ mon ne riebt breast, ran n,,,,e ~ /,
irallon showed Rivers thai me ,t p,i,t In ~
and gono out on the o,neb Mad evident
%ognd %as Tat lar ,arFa mo der sma calb
Il ' sfaten d, he was BY ~ m,nG Gne ,,n =
- rraqcdy, he managed 70 n,na M up ri
"a wounds ne hest no coula, I hnra The bo
v, ] tho MA ~ fro two men, poio Wv w