The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-27

, He made more money than did, that
I'm quite free TO ADMIT but he didn't
spend i. You lot are an benefting now
from this fact and / don suppose for
moment that YOU will think that he
ought TO have spent it. Unless he con
ceded Handsomely. unless you re bigger
humeugs than take you TO be. But ne
wasn't content 20 put all bis money by;
he must needs bank all his happiness as
v ell When he began work in the city
Il Was at a time when We were ah keen
10 JON the volunteers so as to put France
IN her place; but do you think ne do as
the rest of us-did2 Not him, We all got
rare amount of enjoyment out OF drill
ing and reviewing in hyde park, and
goodness knows what all. and when we
used 10 tell him about il and urge him
Tn perhaps.
He never went TO the theatre-mind
YOU m talking now OF the DAYS or. rsth-
er. the evenings. when people could act
! They didn't stroll from the street on TO
/ the stage with their hands in their pocK-
! cts they acted fer all they were worth
and whether II Was Wlgan. or whether IL
was Ada Cavendish. or whether II was
/ Fechter or whoever IL was they acted
as though they were doing il for a living
remember once I got him nearly as far
] as the Strand in Surrey street-that was
/ IN Ada Swanborough's time; fine woman
! II ever there was one. we were to go IN
4 al haif price TO the gallery and I'd prom
! lscd 10 pay Tor both. Just as we were
/ MS usual remark in a confused way and
ran right Dacq home as hard as ne could
As 10 holidays, ne used 20 write a letter
\ 10 the firm every summer asking To be
/ allowed to forego them remember once
I they thought his accounts were wrong
: but the result OF their Investigations was
! that they gave MIN an increase of e15 a
year.
Il think it was in Il that he came 10
me with some news: I'm pretty well sure
~ was IN Il. Marquis OF Lorne got mar
iflhd,ao mat year and It might have been
up 10 me near the Law Courts at West
minister looking very cheerful
Would YOU be surprised to hear he
said, mat m thinking about getting
~ shouldn't be surprised to hear that
! you thought ABOUT getting married,
/ tonlshed II YOU went ard got married
| Often done by Others. he said.
/ Yes / said but not BY YOU Have
you considered the question OF expenseP'
she tells me that it's as cheap TO
| keep Two as il is TO keep one
/ and see
He told me afterward that he felt very
much obliged. indeed; added. in his ErUdg-
ing way, that It was the only warning
mad ever given him which was of the least
| value. As a fact hadn't intended X Tor
warning: simply meant il for chaff
and anyhow the girl was lucky. He was
fiserly enough as a bachelOr-what he
6oNlu nave DcGn dS q married man
doesn't bear considering. He mentioned
that he could see now that early mar
riages were a mistake. and said that his
view was that man should wait until
he had arrived at the age of 50 or 90 a
time at which youthful sentiment was dis
appearing and clear. sound views began
10 assert their sway. He worked harder
than ever after this, and when he was
asked out or anyone suggested a DAYS
rest or a few hours diversion he always
answered that by abstaininS row he
would enjoy the luXuries Of life all. tho
more when he did settle down to them