New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15

thing IN his ear. saw HIS face grow blank. and
~ s us [ me ne H f ...g rs ~ :-+spsi5 ana 81.
Tended partner IN tho llrch STROBE OUT Of the room
followed as quickly as I could. and as We came
guy on 20 tne slal,yiee So" ll vac - oeiS
Who is it2. Z asked Mario. rs "e ran down ths
Heaven help uzS. I-ucsa,.. he answered. turning
toward me. ITS RadetzNy! -,
''Hadatzhy.' cried. I'm such amazeuent that I
stumbled aud had T. catch hold OF the broad mar
Yes; lei Us hope for the best"
We had reached the bottom Of the steps. and
proudly toward long table at the end OF the ball.
Wnere i3 ne uE4l or a laTIe on amp anu sur
IL that year 1s5l was svDonOmOus from the
Adra1f TO L5s IKrrhenian sea ana ron ne Alps
I-tiSls fr |re r5+aI $3.50 ms vyffh Vbo1esaIe
naSSl~res or half armed r03d6eued peasants with
terrible reprr=aI- ON haplfSs towns when nad
weakly attempted rebellion against the Austrian
sinister memories OF dowu-trodden provinces. 'paci-
Fie Sc was who obliged 70 fly from Milan during
Charles Albert Of PIEDMONT pr G9lt' and FsIrsiss
So that De- had To- retire INTO the qItdIli3teIl OF
SI-n- The l3 E n la TO- Vtr--e and obliged
lg-euty-fac- DAYS ~ msr-aes= bombardmenr. RE ir
was who h9t beaten chari A5--t 5g' nv, When ~
his a6dIcatouf aud even i'l ne l.ieII 49, ~
methods. and B-esca a few days before had fslr
There lie sat a little wizened old man. IN sreen
coat. with nl2rsfaIS a3t wing on ne taDe De
r1IreL too rio for him between his knees We had
Thought him far away in Vienna or IN Milan. and
now he was back Web" as Mario said. God
These things I thought OF as stood in the ban
watching him as he talked TO Mario Wn i ~. ne
guests dStIi9lltL' Iii- ,-ii5F-, tb-C1gI,
news OF MS coming ntd IIn IKE wllslills 5 So
the crowded rooms upstairsl. trooped down 80
passed at the Strange group by the table but not
pausing minute 10 say goodoy to thelr nosL -
the stairs and walked across the hall to her hus..
I SSi1 70 EI9rio but when he saw MTady hs
rose and bowed To- her and then sank PACK mo Ms
.4nd so this is the lady he said, smiling gently.
who helps rebels To- escape from JusJlce WIN
Well weui lt is an agreeaole Pose lot 49,
gLaI not quarrel over pair Of bootma1srs assist
si t M M A1strIa1 Fr5re viii not fan II one
more or less Of such wretches fail TO receive their
deserts The voice was suave and courteous. 4.
Mnady answered smiling your EAcei'ehoS I"
IF we have done wrong Interrupted Mario. wa
are ready 70 Pay Jnf T never lost his temper
but he was not less cruel because he Kept hnsei1
Sb ~ mon cher Prince it is not for You or your
Charming Princess. or even for our dear triend
~ go Ti1 the penalty Of your EJtlo indscretona
You are above the law. others p5rP, "' 5f Fe
less prvilesed may sgIf7g, ana VII 10, Ttb =
Courteous wave Of lis gloyed hand. or such al
y9!IJ5y pev' y. mean T. nv others" asked Mario
NO one. my dear Prince whose Weli7re YOU nt 5sIi
at heart Indeed. do not snow WY ssloo11 yi
merely thinSiaE when I spoke OF an aide-de-camP
Sommittsd breach Of discipline ara viii have %
course. 10 pay the price. SalcoWlcn IS MS n1Lls-
ter ~ may "-'' --7' -.
..--bs eravsst He v-a1 court martaled this even
ine- on the charge OF high treason Is it not sad?
He viii be shot tomorrow morning at sunrise"
For q minute meme o. Vi gbft, md te7ri5ed AGAINST
the marble 5aIustrads Of the stairs I half ex-
t. die for her sake 1--WE all understood what "a
detzNy had meant ~ oreIcn % ~ - g1..s 3 o-
haps realizing how little hope there could ever %
Mario spoke at last: THE penalty IS heavy
aCh. my friend. saidovich Is soldier. and a
soldier in great army; were he a origand or an
officer IN some rebel corps his treachery might oe
pardaned but as it Is he looked up at Mario
SIM smiling kindly; Mario had been the captain
OF q volunteer battalion GurlnS Jle sle-e- s,14s
On them PadetsIly did not ask the reason for her
tears he only glanced at her and smiled suoaenss
n door opening and closing. and then a footsteP
9 sn tEsrs Cane down the stairs a little IN 4
black suit. wearing pair Of neavy g qll sIes is
rrav eyes. Ir was quiet. houely f4ce. ana
seemed stransely familiar .h S T T ao r,,,f
tered word from one OF the Austrian officers made
Ing nv own senses. and then stare again in an
amazenent too great for words, q, ,-.,., O.,
What could this man BE- doing N Venice, n
Nario's house. and. Obi sublime irony o. fatsi IN
In his black suit whose large forehead and gold
suerrarlas and general look % rOOny GOOD naC1rR
rreed 10 remind EuClishuen whom he met %
Dfckaus's Mr. Plcl1vick. this man was destined. "
the grace OF God to give Italy her liberty and her
place among the nations Camilla BensC. CpGnf
Cavour was then in his forty-frst year, and Min
Ister ~ Marine Agriculture Commences and F1nancS
to his majesty Victor Emmanuel Of Savoy. King
where NTNa1v stood with her drooping head On her
arms and. LAYING his hand the soft masses &C
fair hair he asked gently
ssyy-5at is wrong. dear lady: car help you
But NTfIadv could not answer she only TOOK MS
hand In hers and held ~ so, stu weeping: tbs
sudden horror that had been brought home to her
nv the Austrfarz suave words had left her for ths
moment Incapable Of thought or OF speech ca
YOURS ewes glanced round the room and lighted on
the group al the table "Ah. RadetzlIyf' he said
quietly. sis that your
RadetzICv's astonishment was immense, but hs
vas not q man 70 lose his wits at your SER
vice Monsieur IL Conte," he said, and uusa
ask YOU to pardon my indiscretion and to tel ne.
a. Governor General OF these provinces how II 10
that you are herel
Il less under contr0-which, indeed. was not TO b
wondered at for if the great minister's presenco
IN SIarfo's house appeared almost miraculous to
me h must have seemed doubly 80 TO him To
have entered Venice LOmbardy CavOur should
have presented passport countersigned BY tne
Austrian Ambassador at Turin: Il he had done so
PaderzICy would certainly have been informed ot
the fact. and ~. on the contrary. he had entered
under a false name or had eluded the vigtlanoe
OF the frontier officials he now risked arrest ana
Imprisonment By showing himself
CTo be continued.)