Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-22


4 b.s school :.@d he unfortunate
Death Of Young Lord NortEen-
fed quickly got wind. He feared ,hat
ge!stlcmcn Wing IN the eighlotht1d
! Who lad sc:}s at Pomona House would
Immediately scnd for ard take them
! away Tie next Ga! NJ. era wcour as
ss,n},1cd tie boys a;4G talked 70 them in
!" laltu,4a' lnanne:. They listened TO
him With attention.
"A;:.nN of you." he said, ''hAyc grown
Up under my care You would s<t like
20 see the school broken ,i. 4 has
been and shall be my prize for Yea to
, say when you go to the universities Or
'iake Il start in life ! was at Graw-
,.oM's' Let TIE past be forgotten; let
ygoncs he hygoncs. and next half
nope we shall be a united community.
working for olir mutual interest. What
90 you say. boys sEa Il We begin new
era in the history OF Pomona House
| Sci!ool? am sorry if have been too
severe ! cannot say any more.
And we too, are so,ry. sir, for what
we have DONE said Collinson. y am
sure we never expected such terrific
result as that which has taken place.
| We have no wish to leave the school Or
! see it broken up. think speak tor
my sehoolfellows as well as myself"
There was Il lnur1nur of assent.
"rhree cheers for Mr.. traWcour!
Now. tli,n, boys three cheers for the
governor and little one inr' cried Col
l!nSOB
The sehoolroom rang with the united
cheers of the boys not one OF whom
seemed TO have any persona dislike to
tne s,hoolmaster SuGGeniy there was
a Ia..@h. which ran All round the room
y white looking face appeared at the
l.oor. 1t was MI Mole who had come
out of soak aHtl who had racovtlto
| from his excessive potaions 0i tnt
| night before.
"One more for Nh Mole" snju Colin
son. II l,rrah fol Ht.ien'
The boys took ul the Sho.t With
Hip, hip, hip" which showed the SEN
| lcr master that he was Eot really dis
| liked by the boys in their hearts. 1t
was arranged that the examination
| should take place as soon as possible
| The prizes were given, order was re
! stored, and the school work went On as
| usual until the time came for the poys
to go home. They packed up their
trunks and rejoiced that the holidays
| were at hand.
| During the recess Mr.. and Mrs. CraW-
cour held many serious conversations
together respecting the future manage
ment of the school. Christmas came
and went and they looked forward
with hope to the ensuing quarter, hop
! ing that success might attend their re
i neWed Efforts. Mr. Crawcour deter
, mined to try if kindness and good
treatment generally might help him to
gain the affection of his boys, so as
to prevent a repetition of the disgrace
| full scenes of the last portion of the
/ year. He came to regard the manage
ment of a school as the government of
a country. If it is i'll done. rebellion
will ensue \ school, after all. is only
the world Oh small scale
"Rrt. my dear" he would say to his
wife, Jack Harkaway is very trying
Very different was Lady Mordcn-
fields manner from what it had been
when Mr.. Bedington saw her before
She was submissive and humble.
The proud and naughty demeanol
had vanished.
"Oh, John" she exclaimed as she
saw Mr. Bedington, why do you come
to me at such moment?"
ITO comfort you. my darling"
"Do you call me your darling still