Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-08-22

tractlng her noStrllS VlclOuSly. Then
turning to Nurse Gertrude, she said (:
Have you made any plans with regard
30 yourself, Miss Dalrymple? Have you
settled whore you will go when you leave
hyah? 2"
mo; 1t is impossible to settle anything
definitely at present"
zone thing there is which should GER
tainly be done without delay. 1t ought to
be intimated to the servants that their
services will not be required after their
month is up. The house will be given
up, of course. Perhaps you would Like
me 10 tell them they must go?"
mo. / am to consider my position
here unaltered and no change in the rout-
Inc is to be made until the will has been
read, Mr.. Keene says"
Mr.. Keene seems to be unduly inter
fering-to be overstepping the bounds Of
his-ah function" said Mrs. Yeames
tartly.
Whereupon little Laurie, with the cour-
age Of desperation, declared was a dear
old man, and wouldn't let cook be sent
away, or let any one be made unhappy.
The day Of the funeral came-and a
sad day II is in my memory. for even
lawyer cannot bury an old friend with
out pang Of regret for the past that
can never be renewed a bitter yearn-
ing for the hand and the voice and the
eyes that never again one shall clasp,
and listen TO, and look into
i expected that Lynn Yeames would
be sufficiently well to come back for the
reading Of the will but he was not How
gram Of regret from him (she had torn
off the heading. but found out after
wards that II came from Monaco, and
herself prepared to stand as his repre-
sentative and fine monument of re-
spectability she was in her Grape. To
her disgust, ! had up all the servants
into the room indeed. ] had invited every
one whose name was in the will. DIR.
Awdrey was there, looking as If be were
going TO have his head cut OF, and Miss
Dalrymple, and little Laure.
j opened the will, and In dead ST.
lence began TO read II clearly and slow
". You might have heard a pin drop.
After the usual preamble, came the leg
acies 70 die servants, whom Mrs. Yeames
would have packed of with a months
signing and smOthered EXPLANATIONS Of
establishment and pleasure as they learn
ed that there were a hundred pounds and
good suit Of clothes 70 come 70 each
Of them out Of the fortune Of their kind
Old master. And when these were dis
posed Of, ! came 10 The Yeanea beQuest.
ITO Ms. Anna Maria Yeames, widow
VI NY brother Joseph tlexmOre, j give
and bequeath the sum Of five pounds
j looked a. Der over the TOP Of nay
glasses az ] road this She folded her
arms, closed her eyes. and assumed a
looh VI Injured dignity. ] would hage
glgep a. much Az thls bequesi ~ have
been able 10 look round and See how fhe
serYapts managed 10 conceal rheir feels
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roeding ou
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