Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-11-05

~t, ne said. looking Al Ehe younger
aan stth blazing eyes, 4-a* hand
sa sae Il Fon dare,
Wza q niatferetl oath Morris turned
,ra l5lt he old solder standing def
aagly 1s the railing a minute later
General Garden entered \ carriage
and paz Grtgea rapidly to the Offices
II James Blake q Company
III tae meantime Morris had fol
asFt Nr Mason To his private oflce.
Ta lks 10 punch old Garden
bead aud I'D have done il hadn't II
zesr for yau.-' he declared, What's
ha proving AROUND here tpra What
asL be- want
-ae demanded his L. s o. stock.
-eeEed Nr. Mason.
HIS l.. & o. stock. repeated Nor
-js Well, = hat Of II He didn't
4tsh me to make him 4 present Of ii.
ald heg If he comes around again
,aII him to Dig Up about three hun
drad thousand dollars AMI be cat have
bis stock
Narri, laughed as he stepped to the
ticker.
He showed his option. demanded
She stock, and paid over the money.
said Mr. Mason slo~lg- and I gave
hsm the certificates
old Garden took up bis stock and
paid over the money! What do you
mean. Mason 20
/ mean just What I say. Mr. Nor
-" vas the reply. DO you know
E hat has happened7 With that stock
v0u lose control OF l. s. o. Someone
back Of General Garden in this
E-aasaetion.
Blake. Blake gasped Morris.
He elutehed the arm Of his chair
and the muscles Of his neck twttched
aeryousiy. Pacing UP and down the
roam be burst into a storm Of Ineo-
EEreut profanity.
Fbe ticker. which had BEEN silent.
4pIttefed rapidly. and the ominous
sound did more to call Morris back
r5 his senses than had the sober
words OF The broker. HE lifted the
tape aad eagerly scanned the charae.
fsfz What that This mist be a
H4stnEe' Five hundred shares of l.
d . al IS Il must moan @s2f Nor
r.z Eazed at the figures ike one in
trance
There came a violent rappinE On the
door. and. without waiting for r.
5punse. 4 broker entered. Ills collar
vl.s torn open ana his hair was
I1mFfeH aHi He.st With PHrs spiratiou.
Blake t. Company ars bidding up
I= q O. he exclaimed I've sold
a "a
HH4 sheg ars sc@iiBs fer nore- Hos
DOES 1t stand uoR
He uaoE the tape from Arthur Nar.
z5 HeFFe5-a= hsH4
'=Thlrty-Hiue- Th.rtE-ulua and
lrIf. Six hundred az forty: A thou
aut at f5rtsoue. Something's up. I
fsH yoa! What zaatl ve 40. Sir AioF-
flsFH
Merrlz eazed l-ap=.el NJ Ma
son.
What can He dn7- he asked. weak
iy. lis bFaia ess in whffi
4 heavy step Na= heard In the kali-
say and Randolph Norris entered
the room.
Yause raised hest. haven't yeuF-
wss his greeting 5g Htt =aa and heir
II told EUu t9 keep yHzt Unss out af
thlz Cuauu1r-t4n business You've
matte u tiue r5# aftr supHa=e son
1hmt. hae1a tt= tatt1m hasn't fail
en- ogt eG E4zH4efai 5Hssa, sHat sou ,Fe
ali right alut Eg7 Brea supporting
Fl. haven't g-- 0f r14-sg r6u harc.
You're ar asst AHmlt il aud take
your losses III Btf tHls damn fooI
n'ay VIII ca=t H5ers fHau a million
Tell hia ahaHt this hasiaesz. said
Arthur Morris sulieuig turning To
Mr Mason
In a fe0 woods the latter explained
vhat had err+sted in J. s. q The
old tnillsuatrt IS faes was i study
during This tH=EgaI rssaiJaI.
The look nj anger changed % one
of perpfeEity and then 20 fear This
millions amasI in lfaslme were
mEuaeed in his old age and the fires
of defense and defiance bla-ed again
In The eyes q Randolph Morris
Ito ha eaHtiHHad1