Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-11-15

they're In the scum 1v q cyclone Whin
Itget thin on the crooks beyant Dolores
We can gimme time, Misther M'Tosh.
Where do get shut " thin p
AT Aqua Caliente. They are going
to the hotel ct Breezeland, I suppose.
There is your signal to pull OUT =
Breezeland Inn, the hotel at Aqua
Caliente, ia 4 year-round resort for
estimates and other health seekers,
with sanatorium annex which util-
ICES the waters Of the warm springs
for therapeutic purposes. But during
the hot months the capital and the
plains cities to the eastward send their
quota Of summer fdlers and the house
fills to its capacity. i: .,>-%@-.=
It was for this reason that Mr..
Brookes Ormsby, looking for q COM
Portable resort to which he might take
Mrs. Brentwood and her daughters for
an outing, hit upon the expedient of
going first in person to Breezeland,
partly TO make sure of aecommoda
tons and partly to check up the at
fractions Of the place against pic
turesque descriptions In the advertise
ments. .e.'~~-=- ~" ~
When he turned out Of his sleeper
IN the early morning at Aqua Caliente
station, car Naught-seven had been
thrown in on siding q little farther
up the line, and .Ormsby Recognised
the burly person Of the governor and
the ford face and pursy figure Of the
Sso0n3vov II, thu sxsn,,v - ~rna1H I,xn~s{v, ..
from the private car to the waiting
inn tally-ho. Being seasoned trav-
eler, the clubman lost no time in ind
Ing the station agent. @.% 5:*
Isn't there some way you can get
me- up to the hotel before that crowd
reaches?" he asked, adding: "1'll make
it worth your WHILE" !. .l.@:
The reply effaced the necessity for
haste. r. -. 5.....: !. ~. rs:
The inn auto will be down in q few
minutes, and you can 90 up lin that.
Naught-seven brought Gov. Bucks and
the receiver and their party, and
they're going down to Megilp, the min
ing camp on the other side Of the state
line. They've chartered the tally-ho
for the day .. z..5.y I,
Ormsby waited, and q little later was
whisked away to the hotel in the ton
neau Of the guests automobile. Aft
|serward. came a day which was rather
hard to get through. Breakfast, q
leisurely weighing and measuring Of
the climatic, picturesque and health
mendfng conditions, and the writing
OF letter or two helped him wear out
the forenoon: but after luncheon the
time dragged dispiteously, and he VA
glad enough when the auto car came
to take him to che station for the even.
Ing train. Ii. ..s sZ.5. z'ss S
AS 1t happened, there were no other
passengers for the eastbound Flyer;
and finding he still had some minutes
to wait. Ormsby lounged into the tele.
graph Office. Here, the bonds Of ennu1
were loosened BY the gradual develop.
meht Of . little mystery. First thu
telephone bell rang smartly. and wher
tho telegraph operator took down Thu
ear-piece and said ell r. in the Inn,
perious tone common to his kind, b,
evidently received 8 communicatiol
that shocked him. SIS 3 81 s
Ormsby overheard but & meager hal
Of the wire conversat ton; and the e.
citement, Whatever Its nature, was8a,
the other end o. the line. None III
LES, the station agent's broken otacu
tlahons were provocati vs sof kesn IN,
I:tatest g 4 man rho had heenR boe11l