The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-24

vas o medium height and st.cty build
.,'l iea'nr NJ lrIstocratc mold. but
'aAenel and pulled as from l3bliull
cA'es'es llo had recently attained
~, lOiuIniy of an unconditional CN
sl'lon from Yale Iiis name had
lsuied 10 New York prints in an csca
la1e With foreign actress. but the
,'oiy was denied and suppressed be-.
",e 10 reached the usual climax
commencement days were past one
June morning Jessie Garden arrived
~ bingham and was met boy Mr. and
Nft Bishop IN the old family car.
''Ase Arthur Morris also CHANGED to
't Al the station As Jessie Garden
ah forward and affcctluuatoly greeted
.f relatives. Arthur Morris gazcd at
iu with a scrutiny too close to be
'oedoncl as "a wcllbr stare" She
wore a gray travelling dress. and look.
~ 80 charming that one might be
lfdoned Tor an almost rude admlra.
ton.
Cad, but she's beauty" he ok.
claimed as Jessie stepped into the car.
rlage Thank God there's at least
one goodlook.ug girl iu the ueirhbor.
nod Who the dcvil is she's Stranger.
! suppose James" be- said In a low
woe, addressing his tiger get ia and
You"
ie7, slr." replied the boy solcmuly.
raising glovcd hand 20 his hat I'm.
d'f strong curb the horses followed
the Bishop vehicle
Delighted 10 return 10 the country.
jessie Garden little suspected that her
arrival had 80 aroused the blasc blood
OF Tie banker milliunalro's son Il
was long drive. but AZ last Arthur
Morris saw the carriage turn into the
BiiAop yard He drove lcisurcly past
the Ilace an he rcsaincd the main
road.
On the old bridge spanning the
creek he mot a young man In a light
road wagon. Morris halted his team,
and analed the driver with a wave
OF hli hgnd.
y say who lives In the big house Ia
the south. on this side Of the road?'
MI Bishop lives thorc-Mr. Thorn.
as R'shap." replied John Burt
Thanks" said Arthur Morris with
a shoH bow. ANY daughtcrs7 I'm
n new omer In this locality" he cx
plained With a smile meant to be con
fding.
Mt Bishop has no daughter" said
John, proud 10 give information on a
subiec, 70 dear TO him. THE younr
lady IN their carriage was probably
Miss cafden. She spends the sum
mer seasons with them. She's ex
pected today from Boston"
"Carien9 Cardon7" repeated Nor
ris, as u the matter were merely Of
passing moment Il fancy I've hoart
OF her people"
"Hef iather il a Boston banker"
"Ah. PES: know. Lovely old plac,
that q the Blshops-lsn't IT, Fin,
old gales. and an air OF age pilgrim
Fathcn and all that sort OF thing
don't ~ know. Think I'll try 10 In
duce Do governor TO buy II. Lowell,
dsyi ielighted to have met you. Mi
-Afs AVN. Git up, you brutel" an
IN, tandem was dashed past job
Burt.
That evening after dinner Arthu
Mirris found his father In the 4
bnry. For some time both smoke
In silence.
4 say, governor" said Arthur as
TN thought had suddenly occurred &
hin. do you know any Gardens Il
B,ston1"
4 know Marshall Garden. the banl
e." growled the millionaire. "wha
about him2"
"Oh. nothing much" rejolnod IN
son carelessly, whats he WORTH"
Hes worth more than he'll b.
again" said Randolph Morris grimly
Hes In l.. a o. stock mp 10 his neck
II you knew as much about stocks a.
you do about trousers. that woult
mean something 10 you-but II doesn't
Garden is supposed 10 be worth half
million. when he gets through will
l.. & o, some one else will have N,
money and he'll have experience. VIVA
do you want 10 know about Garden
Has he a daughter2" The old maj
looked sharply at Arthur Morris.
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