The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-10-04

w,,h -. Ias gone into ~
thief. Warn Mr.. Jecl.n
thority before he 49,. =
wants." 49, M
The wife rushed ac,.
room and In a minuss
voices proceeded ths.
the three emerged. ~
ried. and the strans.s
and determined. carr,i..
hand and a gold en-
The artist was in ~.
When she saw the ~.
and cup she gave 1 Mr.
prise. and q wave Of ~
her face.
The MAJ seemed eo,.,,.
"You!" he said at ~
- 10th thieveas
Mrs. Jeckell to her hu,sss.
actin In collision. IN .,.
perlice while you keen - !.
ran frcm the room.
You are in danger s..
rapidly in French. aps, !.
your pocket. Give M 4.
knock the porter down
The man obeyed Win i.
tude Of a soldier. LAav,.s
PROSTATE on the fioor !.
from the hall. At the ,tr.'
Mrs. Jeckell wildly becioD,..
tant policeman.
"You go down there !. -.
"Good-by." She ran on !, 4
direction. still holding d.
dived down a side street
The next gathering Of Ii.
club proved the most imno,,'
history.
1t was held at Marmadu,
rooms. his grace Of Dora
president Of the year. III,
chair.
The secretary read the Mi,
concluded: "The business z
ming is the payment Of an 4.
the Nelson goblet of the m
company-by Robert Legendn
fourth baron Horton, a cadH
of the club"
Lord Horton entered. M.
amid general applause plsce,
table q richly chased goblet
gold.
MY lords and gentlemen
II thank you. In accords,
the usual custom Of %
will explain how h,s
able to fulfill my appoints
| received an intimation that
son goblet of the Fellmoprs
pany was my entrance fee, and
took steps to procure 1t. An
company showed me the treas
plate-keeper was a Mr.. loft
rectory informed me that n
steamship owner and a cont
the admiralty. Inquiry there
that ne was under suspicion II
and corruption. played on 4
weakness of his, and. II | am
taken, | frightened him into u
of virtue for the rest Of his 4
return, he lent me the key Of 1
safe of his company. In bid
light ] proceeded for my booty,
surprise l found that | was !
An agent had been placed on
to warn the custodian Of the |
of my intention. An alarm VI
by the agent. This agent val
who did not know that she !
traying an old friend. A MIN
we were face to face. lnstai1
pierced through my disguise
her presence of mind alone Y
cape.
my next step was to trace ]
l did not know she was in Eng
being here | concluded that ths|
Office would have her address
not mistaken. l found my M
THE fame of your club nadl
me, ana the novelty of Its me-
appealed to me. | felt thai
would give a pleasing zest q
life; but | did not count on ~
velopments. Gentlemen, 70
done me the honor to elect !
member of your club. ! harel
subscription, and now ! beg 7
my resignation
mo! Mo-" resounded an all
wait" smiled Horton. ~
ago this same lady | have 2
saved my life in Russia. =
to marry me, and she refused
absurdly enough, she though
spoil MY career. We did .
again till yesterday. A week
offered the post of British -
Kabul. 1t was a post altef
heart. but single handed ! snas
failed in 1t. With this LADY y,
anything would be possible
day | begged her to reconsias'
cision, and to help me In N! Z
am proud to say that she
We are to be married to-rno'ls
cause bachelors alone are =
members of your club | an :
tender my resignation. ~
good evening"
Thus did Lord Horton
Burglars club for married =
ness, and his brilliant aftel' Z
Copyright. 1906, by Joseph > :