The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-29

SO that IL won't move any farther" sS
Thus the matter left M, house was braced that
In the town to spend the night.
here all night with great empty house
jammed UP against me- and everybody knowing THAI y
house to have them in YOU have come down
here in property and stay In It and take
Il object that in the least" said my two
are here, and can tell them to attend TO my
meals. haven't any chimney but suppose they can
make fire some way other.
'.No, SIR said Mrs Carson Il not going to have
any strange servants place have Just been able
to prevail upon women to go into the house. and
don't want any more trouble; have had enough
,'But, my dear madam said i you don't want ma
to goto the town, and YOU won't allow me TO nave any
cooking done here; what am I to do?
well" she said, you eat witty us 1t may DO
two three days before car hear from my son George
and in the meantime you can live IN your own nousg
and will take you to board That Is the best way !
Of managing the thg but am very sure am
n,ent In which you have put me- 5S
we scarcely finished supper when Jack Brandlget
came to see He laughed good deal about my sud.
den change but thought on the whole my houss
had successful move 1t must be more pleas
ant in the valley than on that windy hill. JACK was
very Interested In everything and when Mrs Gar
and her daughter as we were ntrn
duce him. ~ -.
. tx. tso.. ladies'. -a q ne q me sttsrvasa q
think you have chosen very agreeable neghbors.
How do you know you like thern? said l. You had
scarcely anything to say to Mrs Carson.
mo, said firmly '.rhat cannot be done. As things
now have as much as can do 70 get along hers
Mrs Carson did not hear from her son for nearly
week, and then he wrote that he found 1t almost I'M
possible to give her advice. He thought 1t was q
ery queer state he had never heard OF any
thing like IT. but he would try and arrange business so
that he could come home IN week OF wy ''u 80
matters. 81. u, -
But Mrs. ceased to talk about the IN.
naralced disaster which had upon her and she
must have had great deal Of correspondence with her
son George, because she gave me
him He could not to look into the state o.
affairs but seemed to be giving 1t great deal o.
thought and attention 5$5
snrine weather had come again. and 1t was Sq1t
@ 10 help the Carson ladies' get their garden
ii least much was left OF IT, TOR my mouse
was resting upon OF the most important beos As
was Obliged give up all present idea Of doing any
thing in OF getting my residence out OF q
would not consent to any plan which had been sug-
gested, felt that was Offering some little compensa
ton In beautfying what seemed to Pc at 't eio' t
own grounds 4, 4,
i liked Miss Kitty she cheerful whole soued
unwilling to have mo for neghbor the rest OF the
family seemed to be; for II were to Judge the
his letters both he and Mrs must be maxi
Ing d great many plans to get me oft the premises.
Nearly month had now passed since my nouse anu
NJ made that remarkable morning call upon Mrs carson
was becoming accustomed to my present MODE OF
far as was satisfied nee me
deepnding upon my old negro cook Miss Kitty seemed
satisfied with things as they were ana So N
give me from OF her son George
this always ann9yng and %o sc Z. eoae
ht hts mother: and It was astonishing how many
pedients he proposed In order to RID her OF my
able proximity. a.,
INV son George" said Mrs. Carson one morning mas
been writing about jackscrews ne says INA. ing
erea improvements have been mace n
What do you do with them. n1other sAeu A'S
Kitty. . 3, ~. ~ gra,s +ha tS
in large cities they blocks Of houses with them
and build stories underneath He thinks that we can
get rid OF our trouble here II we use jackscrews.
how does he propose to use mem. 49,
.Oh he has good many plans answered MITE.
that q
could be made large enough to mt your mouse h
80 rred away without interfering with anything except
OF course vehicles which might be coming alons i's 10
had another plant that is to ut my mousse W az
1t out Into the field the other side OF the roa. ~
then vor house might carried along right over the
oalar until 1t got to the road In that way ne says
the bushes and trees would not have % %
with" !, -
i think brother George IS said kitty y
mind was cminently disposed toward peace ana .Iht
ouillty who could be peaceful and tranquil VII =
prospective jackscrew under the very pase %
and happiness? In fact, my house had never pee. n
happy home at this time; the TACT OF us
mned position upon other peoples grounds naa
to trouble a4S Sa Y, Ea,a as
rut the coming son George with his jackscrews, did
trouble me very muoh and that afternoon
went into Carsons house to look Tor i>ltty. NOV
out When Kitty appeared asked her to come out on
her back porch Have you thought O any neM pa'
IT, she said With smile NE as We s don want
IL think OF any plan OF moving It, am tired OF seeing
it there am tired of thinking about moving y
and am tired people talk about moving It.
have not any right be here, and lam never a!loWeu
to forget It. want to do is to 80 entirety away
and everything behind menexcept one ' 4i
"And what Is that?' asked kitty.
you" I answered. 5 j8g
she turned little pale and did not reply, II u
you understand mo, Kitty" said There Is notn-
ing in the world for but YOU What nave you
to say to me2" 5., ~ 49,, a. u,