The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-08


Larry had never been in America be.
fore. and the scene had for both Of rs
the charm Of gay and novel spec
tacle- have always maintained in
talhiac TO Larry ~ people and races,
fhp the Americana are the hand.
soonest and best put,up people IN the
world and believe he was persuaded
q !: that night as We gazed with eyes
long nnaceustomed to splendor upon
the great company assembled In the
r. staufRnt Tho u hts. the music. the
Np"e'y ard richacss ~ the costumes
&: nc women. the many unmistaLab'
foreign faces that gave . cosmopoli-
tan accent TO the whole. wrought
Welcome spell upon senses Injured to
hardship in earth's waste and dreary
places
Nov tell me the story" said,
Have you done murderg Is the Of.
Tense tFsasonahle2"
IT was tenants row, In Galway.
and smashed a constable. smashed
aim pretty hard. dare say. from the
row they kicked up in the newspapers
lay low for couple OF weeks, caught
= boat at Queenstown. and here | am,
waiting for a chance 70 get back 10
rhe Sod without going in irons"
You were certainly born TO be
hanged. Larry. You'd better stay in
America There's more room here
than anywhere else. and It's not easy
to hdnap q man in America and carry
: aim on
Possibly not and yet the situation
Isn't wholly tranquil" he said. trans
fIing bit OF pompano with his fork.
Kindly pote the forid gentleman al
your right--at the table with four
he's NEXT the lady In pink, II may In.
terest you TO know that he's tn Brit.
ish consul"
interesting hut not important Yo1
|, don't for a moment suppose"
''Tha, he's looking for me- Not al
all But he undoubtedly has my mans
on his tablets The detective that's
here following mo around is pr0tts
dan He lost m this mOraing walls
was talking 20 YOU in the bank
Later on had the pleasure Of trailing
him for an hour or so until he finally
brought NJ at the British coasul's ~
fce Thanks. no more Of The FISH, lie
us Danish care. wasn't born 20 b.
:. hanged and as | am a political Of
y fender. doubt whether ] can be de
ported II they lay hands on me"
lie watched the bubbles in his glns
drcamily. holding II up in his slim
well kept fingers
Tell me something Of your CIV
!, Immediate present and future b
said.
made the story Of my grandiathe
Olenarm's legacy a. brief as possible
: FOR brcvity was definite law Of gu
intercourse
a year. you say. with nothing 10 d
hut fold your hands and walt
!. doesn't sound awfully attractive 10 mt
= Id rather do without the money"
~ But intend 10 DO some work
"a owe Il to my grandfather's momor
y 20 mako good u there's any good
! me"
A The sentiment Il worthy OF yo'
!. 0lsnArm. he said moOkingly WIN
\ do You Sea- ghostr'
:. ! must have started slightly az su
:. denly espying Arthur Pick ring not
h. feet away party Of hall a tozon ,
a more had risen. ana Pickering and
~ girl were detached from the others Z
nj a moment
a She was Young quite the younge
Dr. IN the group eboui Piokering's tabl
CT A certain girilshness OF height al
"a. outline may have been emphasized
nd her junhpositioh TO Pickerng's hca'
no n-uro She was In black. with viii
lis showing al throat and wrists.--a sol
Il Der contrast TO the sofher women
he the party. who we're arrayed with a d
nd gree OF. splendor She had dropp'
sui her fan and Pickering stopped TO pi'
nd Il up In the secord that she wait,
she turned carelessly toward me, al
he our eyes met for an instant We
nv likely she was Pickering's sister. Al
yo- tried to reconstruct his famil
tai which had known in my youth: b
be could net place her As she walk
me on, before him my eyes followed h,
ny The erect figure. free and gracei
OF but with a charming dignity and poiI
cut and the gold OF her fair hair glinti
do under her back toque
or Her eyes, as she turned them 7,
He upon me. were the saddest. sweets
lily eyes had ever seen. and even In N
bu- brilliant. crowded room felt tn
nal spell They were nxed in my memo
lily Indellbly. -mournful. dreamy and wi
hut full. In my absorption forgot Lar
he You're taking unfair advautag,
'cr. he observed quietly Friends
'oh yours"
inE "The big chap In the lead ia !
Ind friend Pickering" answered, a
Try Larry turned his heal slightly.
eep Yes. | supposed you weren't lo'
to Ing AZ the women" he observed dry
NIL. I'm sorry | couldn't see the object
to- your interest BAH these men,
In LAUGHED carelessls enough, but
ng- was already summoning from
'ur' memory the grave face OF the girl
emit black. her nournful eyes. the glin'
and cola In hpr hnir Pickering was c