Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15

ugly look upon his ssllow face, stood Msnders. Ar instant after the door opened again, and Etta entered. She, too, had been sent for. Fred's heart quiekened. In moment he guessed what had happened
 ''You sent for me, sr," he said, controlling his voice.
 ''Ha, yesi" answered Benjamin Jsrbury. q understand that you and--and--Miss Bembrose were both absent from duty for an hour this morning. What was the reason for that?' Fred flushed to the roots of his hair. He glanced swiftly at Manders, who at that moment looked up with strange eagerness. Then he replied calmly:
 "We-we were married today, sir" | The chief ierked his head | q thought as much," he said sngrily. "Ars you aware that to marry without permission Is 6 gross violation of rules?' | Frd gulped hard. slancing again at Mandefs whose lips were curled evily. "Yes, sir; l am av'sie of 1t. | "Oh, you arc! Then you viii be ssod enough to go and pack your things at once You are dis | charged you understand" And turning to thu pale and trembling Eta: So, my young lady are you"
 The poor girl hid Der face in her hands. Fret turned to go 10 her but at that moment he onc' more caught sight of Manders' face. What h. saw there ansered him. In a moment he had the red-haired fellow b, the collar, and in another he was laying Mir. Jar bury's walking stick, which he hurriedly snatcheS up, about the sneak's shoulders.
 All was excitement in a moment. Eta shriek ed out aloud. while Mir. Jarbury sprsng up anc hurled out threats about sending for the police In the midst of the seems the door suddenly open ed, and there entered 6 dazzling vision in frill and furbelows-no other than Miss Jennie Jar bury. the pretty daughter of the head of the firm
 ''Why, whatever's the matter, papa!" she ex ! claimed in amazement.
 Irf mt AS Ar M Ii no plaee for you. Come back presently" 1 Miss Jennie withdrew, her pretty face all per plexity. The chisf looked at Eta, and pointeC to the door.
 "You can go,' be said
 She looked at Fred for guidance. He nodded and whispered that he would see her presently She went cut, weeping anew No sooner was she out of the room, than some one touched her arm. It was Miss Jennie Jar bury. She knew Etta Wefl by sight having seer her often st the lace counter. Moreover, sh liked her.
 What is the ustser, Miss Bemroee." she ssk ed kindly. "You are crying. What has besn hap pening?
 Eta shook her head, saying no word. But Mis- Jennie would not be denied. She took Etta aside and then there made her tell everything tha had happened.
 4 week had passed. It was evening Fred an his young wife Etts sat alone in their Fissbl lodgings, whithsr they had repaired upon Cha day when they had been discharged.
 They were happy in one another's love yet grim shadow hung over their future. Both wer out of work, and the difficulty of getting fires employment in drapery house.. now that the were married was only too welf known to then
 'Hallo, dear, the postman!" exclaimed Fret as he heard sharp ratNtat at the door. 'Wor der ii there's letter for us:"
 There was, and the landlady brought 1t in. "Why Etta,'' exclaimed the astonished Fred a he read it, tits from firm of solicitors Iiste to this
 "'Dear Sir: On behalf of our client, Miss JaI bury we are desirous of discussing schern | which we understand you have had in contempl' ton for some time, in regard to the starting | general drapsry business. Conditionaliy 0