Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-16

BRADBURY, NV -
Nv ,os Di'O ~ the two latter ana
1Dd;gD5 Di:0 drew =, in her skirts grlmly ,.1il;
li'oea .0 y nassed her in the mourn
t,psou i''ou through the hall. Her lei,
r''.'IyJ =: ,ed with weeping mot. mot for or
eis Z, ~ NOT SO red as those OF
yss' ss' who 1 stood beside her her .u,
fa.' ~, 70 the cemetery Joe ana
D sts tsgether in a carriage win
70 ~ and the minister who had had
4 ~ ..rrIee ,rT a dark, pleasant eyed
~ ~ and the squire, after being
..,r ...,oome during the ceremony,
''sa a natural reaction, talking
sIr throughout the long drive We
United many anecdotes Of Es-
'-rn .s-rsIIug over most of them
ANA with wonder by a coincl-
rsIcb Men he and Flltcroft had dis
,.,-tbe colonel had recently been en-.
4, custodian of his old friends
"A !. 4 had been opened the day
n, funeral. Eskew had left
an, be possessed, with the re-
s.t i was 50 little, to Joe.
a, queer thing about it," said
H., addressing himself to ARIEL
A. date Of II, the 18th Of June.
s.u,l and | got to talkin' 1t over
! 4, porch last night, tryln' to
n what was goln' on about then,
! arsred It out that 1t was the
n ,iter you come back, the very
Z .t 80 upset when he saw you
= 10 Louden's law Office with
ws'
boxed quickly at Ariel. She did
rst bis glance, but, turning IN
M IAdew, the clergyman. began,
4 barely perceptIble blush, to
4 I puethIng he had said In a SER
no tseks ago. The two fell into
mhiul and amlable discussion.
!, vhlch there stole into Joe's
r,range and unreasonable pain.
yuung minister had lived In
IL Only q few months, and Joe
x9 seen him until that morn
| " h liked the short, honest talk
n made, liked his cadenceless
I'd teen, dark face and, recall
shi be had heard Martin Pike
,n.s In his brougham one Sun
Euyed that Ladew was the
Fh had got TO go' because his
1N not please the judge. Yet
Msnbered for more than n
NJ passage from one Of these
rA And as Joe looked at the
d Intelligent face opposite
LAM seem strange that she
kE.ly turned his eyes TO the
paE and saw that they haG
p . cemetery. we're near the
NJ where Eskew was to lie
fUther who had died long
n q the minister help Ariel
1''s quickly forward himself
N'i,lev, and then. after the lit
w Aai the restoration OF dust
~ nHcitully needs, he returned
anlge only to get his hat.
L1@ Lacew and the squire were
|'g 'esied and waiting. AREN'T
tR % ride home with us?" she
En7rlsed.
III V explained. not looking az
= nave to talk with Norbert
Tn going back with him.
asse was the mere truth. his
'suon with Norbert In the car.
.aeA 'hey managed to seanre TO
's's S'a continuing earnestly until
~ " he driver and alighted at
% lear Mr.. Farbach's Italian
~. Don't forget" he said as
y. Iae carriage door, "Pve got
!. '''a ends Of the string in my
]. !. Norbert looked at the en-.
- = rlhe mansion rising above
! y 81. !. a0wn the street. ut isn't
/, 49, ~ entered the Louis Quinze
,' Su some decorator. drunk
- .,s,' ,'a, had mingled INTO the
So, Una De found the owner and
M with 1--WE other men. en-,
1 4. AsriIorlous attempt to tone
.sa apartment with smoke.
,.'s'. !. ave others were prosper.
y . =. o. saloons, two were
n, rs.s. = public Whose notion OF
sns,s.l ssa' when II used the term
i, r','As \. g, Of the vaguestC as poIi.
1xtrs.. nlA was Mr.. Farbach's
lhh y, one who Joe had heard
srn,,s = ne neIt chairman Of the
! s,,,a ''ss ss Of the party. Tbev
\. sIsss. about out a table, enveloped
,sr,s.s, .. and hushed to a grave
lsAt.I, = silence which clarified
'sur S...a as circumstance that
Ssvs.' s',s'e s, had preceded his ar
~ -. aow settled. 40 ."
v s,,.s, ~ Of him, hOweve,
4 snss:. s,n,ssslasly quiet indicated smeSs,' :
; ma s.se! s.s as he accepted the
'Aa Z .. - bee been left for him at at
= ns.i ~ s.s, 's's usual. which Is .,,T. saw.
! = as:s; - sui presently, andiSe Il iSy,
NM s,si s'ssa. huh which his D,.,s sns
sisss vas .s. Immediately re-
.sA gss'..s's sne into his eye,
- ahess went nm ana