Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-10-03

ing so shot out a pellet OF paper. .'a
my foot on that pellet of paper, arf w ID
Yeames left the room to look for II par
it in my pocket"
quite right, too, Mr.. Keene; &c on"
said Sir Roland in great excitement.
Il put it away in a drawer where
keep things which may at some time be
of service, and forgot all about it IN j
my suspicion was directed to Yeames by
the discovery that the very day he iost i
he bolted out of England and did not re-
turn until Mr.. Flexmore was buried and
all fear of the poison being found out AMI
traced to him was removed. Then ] re-
called to mind the paper pellet-the sheet
of paper you have now under your hand,
Sir Roland"
1--WE will not stay here to be insulted,
cried Mrs. Yeames, rising; 1T is scandal
GUS But we will obtain redress"
II should think So" gasped Bax. "Pret-
ty pitfall-'pon my lifer
But at this moment, as all OF their
party were rising, the door opened. and
the entry was blocked by my clerk with
couple of rascals whom l knew well
enough by sight.
Were a goin' Queens evidence, guv-
nor" said the smartest of the two, with
grin at Yeames-
''Out with il, my man, at once" said l.
well, sir. and gentleman ali, it was
Ike this here-me and my mate was going
along with a rope TO do a Bit of hauling
for Squire Long when we tumbled again
Mr.. Yeames- My mate had suthing to
say about shooting. Suddenly Mr..
Yeames. who hadn't been listening Ike,
said he'd give us a pound If we'd play a
/ lark on you. Mr.. keene-
Sir" said l to Sir Roland, seeing
Yeames, his mother and Bax edging to-
wards the door. ION this evidence | ask
you to commit Lynn Yeames for conspir-
acy."
AYE, I'll commit the whole batch, and
you. Mrs. Bates. as well. Send for my
clerk, and the papers,
But we could not detain any one of the
batch while the commitments were being
procured and so Lynn. his mother and
Bax got clear of And we have neither
seen nor heard anything of them since
which is the best thing that could have
happened for them and for us.
What is there to add? Nothing but
what should conclude a tale Of struggle
between right and wrong. DIR. Awdrey
married Gertrude, and lost no time over
i'll believe as be took her hand in his
when his innocence was proved, and they
looked into each others eyes dimmeC
with the tear Of JOY, il was understood
between them that hand and heart were
Joined forever.
They live with Laurie in the pretty cot
tage on the hill Awdrey gave up his
practice and went heart and soul into
farming, and when be found the lanC
could be worked to pecuniary advantage
he bought il out, divided it into portions
and let il 10 the men who Labor upon i
thus making them independent. ] fear
ed the scheme would not pay, but II hai
10 a marvellous extent, thanks 70 Audrey
wise and practical counsel 10 his tenants
Yet. though be has given up practice
there's not q day in the week but SOM
one calls 70 benefit by his skill in medi
cine.
l>aure Is now yerging On WOmanhOOd
and a good many young fellows IN COney
ford wedge themselves into the circle o.
acquaintance with which DR.. Awdrel
and his vile are surrounded for her sake
have my eye on one who j think MAJ
be found worthy Of her hand. LaDre pre-
tends. with q blush, that she does no
want 70 marry. and would rather stay for
ever with Gertrude and Der children. On
hne day she viii pretend thai her hear
viii break II she cannot marry. Tn
hWdreys base tbree boys, and One, sturd.
fellows they are.
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