The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-23
FALL OF CAMPANILE

tell thee" rsturusd old 1eeops'
ENORMOUSLY. and with the same imDa-
tent gesture be had 0ftss used % the
81 Marks pigeons when they sTeS TOO
familiar: 4 tell thee. thou canst not
have the EiFl. One thing ! sNsaF 10
thss-my Tessa shall No man have IN
less he dwell within sight q the Cam
Danils"
A. he spoke be glanced aiieetiOaateiJ
n the great bell tower browning 81.
MARKS Under the benign smile VI The
EOlden angel poised On its graceful
height had Jseopo n his long-eoHs
youth pledged his trofh.
To that dead TsssA had be arst told
the story Of the CsmpAaile-Sow Dose
PistrO Tribune had beguh centuTiss
ago. hos the lOggia had been . msrt-
ing place for the naughty MOBILES ~
Venice
80 veil had he told II that she sug-
gested To him the occupation u guloe.
and under her inspiration he hsa sue
ceeded beyond his hopes. He grew 10
b. a great faVoTits among all tourists.
and "a many natiOnAlities he repeat
ed. never WeaTying. the history Of ne
beIi tower. Though q man VI no sda-
| cation. be vas strongly tingsd VITA
the yOetTy Of his passionate country.
Suddenly turning. he plunged into
the alley and disappeared from view.
| Hardness Was left To wander discOnso-
lately through the piaEEa. and TO pom
der On Tessa's gentle but arm assur-
ARee that she could not marry without
her fathers consent
As 10 our trees aud some 10 Sur riV-
sFx Werent worth q thousand bell toS-
sTS'" he muttered NTathfully.
Then suddenly he Erssped the arm
a. a bystandsr. and. pointing eagerly
TO the Campanils. dsmaRded In hts
usual curt Italian II that" had always
b-en there "
That" proved To be q crark yaSning
IN IN. Campanil- it-eli ln bis SURPRISE
and hoTrer IN. Venetian OSersOOk"d
the slight 60 bis dignity.
-slsnors. BO. he said. anxiOusly;
-ths authorities must b. informed
| The authoriiies NeTe informed. ana
careful iRsI., tiUh resulted lea the dis
| euyery that this supreme treasure ~
| uaiy wa- In danger ~. a, least said
IN. civ maEnuirs. bat old JscOVo re-
f,--a ia believe
when thy bOnes aud mine have
h..u q century decayed." he said.
| s.,,FuiulIy. Ia Harkaess. the Campa-
nile Niil stand theTs"
The Monday foliOWing the discovery
~ the rtark he Was yersistently I'm
y.,iuK near the CampaniIe, thUaEh
mu. n Initiated To- the presence II les
=. L.,.f aha, ,,,s,tinu-d ~ aTss hI-
suit
that the EnrIishman had found this
ilaw In the tower annoyed the Fuins
butterfly. and ~ turned the dsstsss Il
sars "a all the Young mans pieadinEs
~ deaf indeed that a. frst he tuok 'h'
,,minDus era, kius sound rising SHARPLY
fryru the tower fuT an explosion else
sl,r. in III. rtty.
Lat nj Hatkness' cTy hs whirie'
,r,,,,ud ana faced Oh. awful sirht 20 Sh'
CampaniIs crashing doNB toward then
+ 18th
I'm fall reash uf the sinking angel III
s,,.,p gaming Then tSO powerful arm
un.d him ia. a feather aud the Eng
: i,hman ran iof IJth their lives.
II, Jao,t.D sua-f,d the young sailor q
: had him hum+ stili Sith the iiunn-S
air at ga. Who could nat understand
, uh.t had happ~nsd lie mad no an
,ur, 10 any QUESTION. sxcrpi Ia sal
| suptdly tha, he NAs nat hurt. aud. "a
.,,,. Il t.sSa's anxious minisi ratioBs
refused al tuOd foF nearly tWO days
an. l.Bsuidly uh his simple PALLET