The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-06-05


school v sea dogs which IL more CONE
mon u works NJ fiction than In the
navy ltt ON the contrary. he was the
rcprcsomtyc ~ much more common
type witch o. the antithcsiH of the com
ventionl sailor lie wac "a thin. hard
featured man. with AN ascetlc, acqui-
line cat of face. grizzlrd and hollow
checked clcan-shavcn with the eXcep-
tion ofthc tiniost curved promontory
Of ashiolored whiskcr An observer
nccustoncd 10 classify men. might have
put hin down as a canon " the church
with taste for lay costume and
countryilfc. or as the master NJ "A large
public rhooi. who Joined his scholars
IN theft outdoor sports, His lips We're
firm. hhchin prominent, he had a nara,
dry eyt and his manner was precise
and fomai Forty years u stern dlHci-
pline hd made him reserved ana
silent iet. when at his ease with an
equal h couid readily assume less
quarterback style. and he had a FUND
OF little dry stories Of the world ana
It's wan which were OF interest from
one wht had seen 40 many phases OF
life. Dy aud spare. as lean az a jockey
and az ough az whlpcord. he might be
seen AIRY day swinging hlH silver-hcad.
/ ed Mnit,ca cane and pacing along the
fuburhm roads with the same meas
ured gH with which he hsd been wont
20 tread the poop OF his iiagship lie
wore good service stripe upon his
cheek. br on one side II was pitted and
Scared where a squirt Of gravel knocked
mp by a. round shot and struck him thlr-
" yenu before. when he served In the
Lancaster gun battery. Yet he was maze
and sound and though he was htteen
years s~lor 20 his friend the doctor
he might have passed as the younger
man.
Mrs. Hay Denvcra life had been
very broken one. and her record upon
land represented greater amount o.
cndurance and Helf-aacriflce than his
upon the sea. They had been togethe'
for -four months after their marriage
and thea had come hiatus OF ioul
lgearg, during which he was hlttlnl
About .f,st-sv.a. .IIalona and the Ol
Rivers in a gunboat. ~Then come -
blessed year OF peace and domestlcity
20 be followed by nine years, with onll
three months break. i've upon IN
Pacific station and four on the East In
din. After that was respite In IN
shape Of Ave years IN the Channo
squadron. with periodical runs home
ard then again he was on 10 the Med
iterranean for three years ana TO hnh
FAX for four. Now, az last, however
tiis old married couple. who were SUI
almost strangers 10 one another ma
come together In Norwood, where
their short day had been chequered AM
broken. the evening at least promise'
20 be awoot and mellow. In person Mrs
Hay Denver was tall and stout viii
bright. round. ruddy-checked face
stin pretty, with gracious. mntronl
comelneaa. Her whole life was a rounl
OF DEVOTION and Of love. which was al
vlded between her husband ana ne
only son, Harold.
This son II was who kept them q
the nolghborhood OF London, for IN
admiral was as fond of ships ana q
salt water as ever. ana was as happ
ia the sheets OF two-ton yacht as %
the bridge OF his sixteen knot monitor
Had he been united the Dev'nahire d
Hampshire coast would Htaiuy hnV
been Ills choice. There was i.a'old. how
ever. and Haroid'r interests were thel
chief care Harold was Commandments
now. Three years before he had bee
taken In hand by an acquaintance OF hi
fathers, the head Of n considerable hri
OF stock brokers. and fairly launche
upon Change. Ills three hundred gulne
entrance Zee paid. his three sureueH ,
hye hundred pounds each found nj
name approved by the committee. an
an other formnlltlcs complied WITH u
found himself whlrling round, an u
Hrniacnnt unit IN the vortex Of III
money market Of the world. There, VI
ier the guidance of his fathers frien'
he was Instructed In the mysteries
buiilng and Of bearing, IN the atranl
usagos of Change In the lntrlcaciee
CARRYING over and Of transferring II
learned 10 know where 10 place b
. clients money. which Of The jobbel
! would make a price In New Zealand
. and which would touch nothing bl
. american rails. which might be- truste
and which Stunned. Al this, and niue
more. ne mustered ana 20 such purpoi
( that he soon began 20 prosper 10 rctaI
tho clients who had been recommend
, 20 him. and 10 attract fresh ones. bl
, the work was never congcninl He hl
Inherited from his father his love or q
, DIR OF heaven. his affection Tor a man
/ and natural existence. To act aH middl
man between the pursuet Of veal
and the wealth which he pursued, or
stand 40 human barometer, reglste
! Ing the rise and fan N the great mar
! mon pressure IN the markets, was ~
/, the work for which Providence hi
J placed those broad shoulders and stroi
limbs upon his well knit frame. II
81 dark, open face. too, with his straiE
Grocian nose. well opened brown eye
G ana round black curled head, were
, those OF a man who was fashioned Z
, active physical work Meanwhile
i was popular with his fellow brokers
p spectod by his clients and beloved
d home. but his spirit was restless with
him and ME mind chafcd unceaalng
against his surroundings
3 "no you know WHY" said Mrs lli
D. Denver one evening as she stood D
a hind her husbands chair with her haI
p. ppoh HIS shoulder ~ think Hometim
J Chat Harold ~ not quite happy
{. 'He looks happy, the young rascn
J. answered the admiral, pointing with