The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-09
CHAPTER XIV.


usI 9 Runway arcn, N one OF the dark-
~ streets OF dark nelghborhood lying
pesmeSn tne Lower MARSH ana the YORK
= 50 soae, 14anoeth. Inc place OF worship,
ne Worshipers' ana tne one VINO preach
Sc ana prayed were al strange together,
auu eaefe was nuch TOT skin-deep plety
70 protest against, ana Tor lrreVerence TO
49, anu Jeer az II was only the down.
aa A apso1i u these lusltiVe atoms
eS1 .s Iosslher here' tnat put fofth lts
ti. as 70 tne respect OF those VINO nad
-. Y slllA y lne ouu Lorhls III Which
. go may assert lseI. Amongst tne
-. ~ Aus nus, VINO turn tnelr oacks on church
~ u. ehapel ortnodox, there are sui Few
", "l'n courage 70 seek 1ou In some Iash-
'on
- the Cehets OIL TINS community IL is
oe our purpose OK rlgnt 70 inquire TOO
Slosely "A tnese pages Inc preaching
NJ waS silapie, the earhestness was manifest
.ne one te1t seemed forg1Venss to SIN
Aels' ana tne one appear was Tor their
n, peIore the hour was TOO late.
Anat Whlch was most remarkable IN the
S Ss ~ was tne Iact OF its pemg conduct
Wy Wohan-a sallo"' nolloW-eyed
Lenale-wltn touch OF tanatlclsm IN her
e1 i, gestures and her hlgh-pitch-
Gu voice, ana IN the sermon which she
pAeHcneu 70 ragged ana unkempt men,
Momen una Snlloren' tnfee-tourths OF
Mnom were hull OF grave deep inter-
es:' ana the remaining traction very
. aOAsS, anu W"tenlhg its opportunity TO
~, P'f''oH OF the discourse INTO rldi-
Sur1; :,
Anese uiscontehts were huoaled toseth-
nsar Ihe ooor' grlnnlng' coughing,
~ stnacins mop whist over their
neaus peereo occasionally pollcemnn
neihet' sign Oh peace ana order, that
was Aoho"eo Dy much morse play and
nVnicad comment on the proceedings, at-
'eE ~ disappeared.
IL mad been noisy night at Jennings
story. The nreacbar boE hoon 1anUo +b Uu,
usually To,1orf,,I o,,a 49, o1,a,;4tn,S Len
than cororoni1, onnosas ~ etb h ~ M "a
Rervice had rocohaJ i+o oor,o1,rsio,, - ~
fhe baclTcro,ind 80 49," r,o.,.or,otin,, go, 49,
slammed SrSderlr I'll ell due sn
vonnO woman ,,,;+S ho, 5o;, - $50 ~
room was made for bor into 80 irnou III.
clio ~ roO. ond +ot+o,,, ~, -
Torr,,,,.a - s,.,,'.~'1, W Lucy
"NToy snaoIr ~ rn'. Co. g..
-,.r+e l., rr;ratn %, 80 10 49,. a .e" nv
q low vo,ca ''eA 'N4 s'i ''AS q IL
Tbara woa N Ioxv broo+L ~ on4on,,.
uen+ "a 80 Wv Tonn;n~a 'n VI HstonlSn-
haro;no Sat- En.4Ler ~ ot 'oSsu Oul
changed IN Two vaarr~.for +ha hottar ." my
49, - 80, ~ SItt' Tue pet'er' too'
woman now; but abe had not altered nnt
Of all knowledge of her friends and oc-
Quaintances. There was the same steady
outlook from the dark eyes: there was
something of the some sadness or dontb
of thought, expressed upon her face
though the palfor had passed awav. and
there was faint rose tinges on the rhepks
which Lucy had seen last wasted with n
fever from which she had haInad to sovo
herd.
"T knory Vol, h., v,o,,r roioo " o;, MI
stol;dIt I "ond 'T'J 80 S"'u mlsS
orv that docs not eat1 W. "a Len Len
- It, s SUeS MI IL ta4l ne; = am HooVe
o++rih,+ino 20 NV, 80, Us - oout: Vi
for oc+ionS rvbioh bnUn ~ Ian!s nnoi'TcS
al " sofa Iwcv Tonnin.a ny ..h 80 = eApl"lit-
nm tho T ,ordS. Ia Ell, ~ ~ s~n,lot'
ncos--1dovoto ,,rsoIe - 1 e.tL 10y
ami his sorv;oo - '--' ~ any lining
She crossed bar thin hord0 ~ a.,
hosor, - ~. - sA'l - 'uS upon 'ne
,ha stained roof 30 H. .nj1,,'os, a.a, ~
,vh;oh a hooJn So,4t 4 ""s 49, over
.mD,hl,na AZ ~ ,'u usnmeS'eAn Train was
srT III, nan y, tnl. ;.
,.;u 49, , "1 on So9 to.huUrroW; II you
Ens.SaI, Ae ''"i "'0ieSS' saio osFah
Lucy Jennings hesitated before she an
sWered' as though an nsuperable objec-
non 10 renew their acquaintance assert
% ltselt too strongly to be resisted; then
'ne sald:
snail De In Hope street tomorrow
&c eleven; will wait for you there"
Lucy Jennings moved her head slight
y. and Sarah Eastbell left her surround
"a by her converts.
AS Sarah went out of the place one
'f the unconVerted picked her pocket of I
cambria handkerchief, and was disap- '
pointed at not finding her purse, which
she had left at home.
Sarah Eastbell was disturbed greatly s
~ this meeting with Lucy Jennings. s
Her reception had not been what she
had anticipated; there had been cold i
less. almost a repulse, in lieu of that
which she had expected at her I
lands Still the young lady from Sedge
Hill, Worcester. was of a natura NOT n :