New-York tribune., 1908-01-05

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.Z[(F4s partner Reverse Dawson when
TETET IN they met. the latter was also prlvt-
t<<>s'E&S Tudge Onde-donk Of Fresno,
ELzA,SS|I whose familiarity with the code was
r-overt1al. held otherwise. how
..- According 10 the Judge Reverse aS man
nor should permit Fuller 10 take a shot al hlm
--. KING . hostile sign. In support Of tins
-...-- the Judge adduged several I'-eCedents. N
...-. ----.--,--rlg the names. all OF winch he
his hearers we're famous. because IN every
-r The present case. q woman Lad been n
this rcv5rie-5nE uncertainty as 70 how The
...-.-r ..- that lad drawn the whole county
-..- -.. witness the meeting. Ever since Il had
. --..r that Reverse Dawson had brought
Fisher The belle of NarIpo7a. 10 Grub Guch
bride and that they were stopping - the
hotel well informed people kne" that some
WAS Bound 20 hsr,-,eu when Dawson met his
Therefore, mining for the day was sus-
md everyone la--ened - town 10 be present
-tss phase af The affair that was predomi-
though even II could not entirely drown the
Miss Fisher action. OF all the women
Stockton and north et the dtElde she was
most ..-s-,r sought Every unattached man
. -.- --- ~ nl ga-Ian-lE offered her his hand and
and -.- chose Dawson NhE. no one
Reverse he. had earned that Sohrlg guet
...-- .- wearing his WaIStcuat inside out
occasions under the pleasing fancy llat
. fashionable aI-| was twenty-five years
-...- IN. lined t. be lazy. and entirely un-
...-.-a- T. --rl-.n her action was indeea dlllL-
md .-Ee Bender had the teIller-tl 70 atterli't u
--...-E -.- have. been for money he declared.
across HE bar and facing a group OF en-
listeners because there isn I enough money
world -a -e-lpr any woman 10 marry F<e-
nd besides. he hash got any anyhow. %
-.-- -a- % -,,-- + down TO natural c'1@sedTeSs.
A. women has and most ot them uses "heh
.. - busy n ANYTHING else
.-E -l.- l---1-- was universally accepted aS cor
J. ----h- perhaps have found contradiction
... other SIDE uE .ne affair had not been OF such
---- interest Bur in the contemplation OF what
.- Sunset partners would do when tneE met al;
-.---- aside, For five wears they had worked
ID Sunset claim -Al-u4IeT VI MoEnttin ioSel-leI
nd -.r-- devotion was r-0Vc-hla- Five years Is q
. ----- ta- men 80 stay together. When every daE
.-.- ra.Ls grows worse and that Is what had hap
t -.. the Sunset partners Their reverSes seemed
.-.. .. r.--ng -he-a closer together Dawson. who
much The elder and more iernprl-tratlVe showed
-.e-. affect ion III "a thousand ways. NJ hen RULER
E one II his Wild spells and was drinking heavily,
would follow --a hours that he came 70
- harm and when II last he Eas utterly overcome
LIQUOR he would care Tor HIM AS tcnieTlt as 1oI a
.r Hl- gentle nature could never be aroused
.e-l- bv some -lgh- - Fuller and then he would
-..- ike q demon And now this same Dawson
.L gone over 20 Na--r,osa and married the woman
s...-a lack Fuller loved whom he had sworn -
r... is -.sf- l. was absolutely InexplIcable and
l.-sl, Gu.el could only gasp and wait
Iu MIS- Fishers Hlltul. romantic career ultT
q supplied the most romantic episode For three
months be had been her constant attendant, heT
chosen sl.tor They had ridden together, walked
.le,ler danced together, forgetting, II seemed
III -llt world but themselves
Then came the NIigan dance al Duncans Mills
Miss Fisher had wilfully insisted on dancing t"lce
E-lL Dan Thomas. VINO owned the Lucky olIlke
mine This was II direct defiance Of Fuller WISHES
When her next dance with ann came ne slo'a b3 iIle
door and made no move toward her. She waited
joy q moment and then tossing her head walked
across the floor to where Thomas was and asked HIM
IN an instant. Fslller. his face white and set be
meath his dark curling halr. and his eyes cleaning
-rr.Ee across the floor 10 where they stood You
..rr dance with INN any more he saId
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