The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-16
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--Fz attention. heilNl4 soii- - - !
pos r,1b it-pull it.' he Iluhs ooNh 1
i'ai -,rsr and followed MS own uiIec-
M ,,-itf vig0r that maze hehueI
L..'- protest. You couloil Mei ~
sou -t il. you know" he sald, ms
N',,r twltching with laughter We
niol-'t e0fsomer ones, Henderson tile
st cock article-but this Is all you Al
GET ..rr-rv DO you suppose I've come al
nav out here on night Ike thls'
& 80 Henderson asked s"eetiy
81 his nose was a healthy magenta,
"..ilv,,5'rs so terribly nice TO me- sald
- 81 believe I've come into
money. $780, ooi,- - do me a fav-
henderson bent over ana gIlpped
OF. 80 knee. I'm not one to throw
s,--grets at myself. youH admit so l
l'.t i-,gt this once ask you II ] haven
, s,om time to sine been a friend TO
-, have from time to time" said
Leu c.asping his delicate mu-
A-..-,ar,e fingers restfully, his elbows on
Ems of his chair, saved me from
~. bosbltsl and the pOorhouse.
'- -n5 r-raW. not that much"
.rI,,sr that. Don't be modest, Hender-
las. winter when the school was
,-s.I on account of smallpox and
...r, private pupil I had Went 70
r,yof or some other place, what would
Isre done but for fiddling it now and
-,si- In YOUR orchestra when any show
800 along? You know and I know.
I'm game to obuSe you, Henderson. Out
with BE-
drink. n.
well. there's a bit of a yarn first.
v,, know Fabia Leighton was booked
10 come here tomorrow night IN Romeo
and Juliet
andrew bent forward. He went sud-
ss-1v male. his gentle face took on
-5ostrv touch Of attenuation. was
booseda" he repeated anxiously. Then
SHE'S not coming
ooh. yes. she is, but III explain I
cot this last night from Nussbaum, her
manager.
Henderson flung down the telegraph
forms and stared dramatically at An
drew while he read them. The pale
face opposite him had two excited eyes
and two burning spots under them as
he finished. The papers fell and he
waited without a word.
Welt. its all arranged" said Hen
sereon. 81 sent a telegram that cost me
N4-toVu ciamoring for her. AS for the
little French orphans-oh, la-la,-'little
Gretchen wandering Up and down the
street rs a rhinestone to the Kohinoog
compared 90 the heaTtrending picture /
drew of their distress"
There is no orphan asylum nearer
thar Andrew began TO demonstrate
vaguely.
"But that Of the little French hood
iums az 20 cents apiece to stand wav-
ing in "a double line at the depot, sing
ing their funny French version of our
national hymn. Que Dieu Garde le
RojF' Henderson asked with a grin Of
dtris.on.
And the leading citizens-are they
--. Andrews face was serious as he
paused
Fakes. too Henderson finished tri-
1mpha0tly- Why look here. could We
r-t leading citizen 70 do more for
Leighton than pay the advanced price
Tor seat for one night? If he wanted
r0. bis women folk wouldn't let him.
She's not the sort Of woman popular
Hth The Browning clubs and progress
"-.N.AE fialA A4Ee -ilDL at dll-aEldIIleu
Goo often and too successfully" He be
gan counting on his fingers. Divorce
twice Twice a real widow, first Of an
Austrian count and then Of an Americ-
an millionaire. Women don't ike that
sort OF thing. They're long on the sane
uty Of the home. and that doesn't seem
90 have kept Leighton awake nights
worrying about It, They'll only go TO
rHa eHTrl 70
handsome as the papers say and to see
her clothes. Makes me think. by the
way subsiding TO a narrative tone:
u heard the fun story Of
ter first husband the other dav
from man IN New York" He shot
out his lips. Poor devil"
There always is a first husband in
lHese cases, and always a poor devil. -
said Andrew, lighting his pipe and
bending drowsy look on the red
AoVe. A long time ago. Of course 90
'A, ancient hlStOry-even before she
went ON the stage il was-and she
worked years in the English provinces
'elore she arrived anywhere. yon
AhoH. His name was David Palmer.
ihey were both very young and as
p'or as The dickens. They married on
.'inng went 70 live in the country.
lad a baby. He was aiming TO write
operas expected TO land a 'Cavalleria'
'r Carmen But he didn't He'd
almost land. miss and try again. Then
lae same thing would happen-failure
sni along. Well the kid died. and
'.en Leighton, who saw sometime
she liked whenever she looked in tho
mirror and knew she could act il she
S2l chance got sick Of being tied "a
man Who IVES slow making gOOd. and
ellckei him
All. said Andrew. Il see"
'lucked him like turning over hsi
.-ad. She went on the stage. He was
-hs2ed. He went 10 the deuce and
~. ST. "a divorce" Henderson grew
vehement. Women Ike that are not
women. Admiration. sables. diamonds
names in newspapers-that's all they
-Ie ABOUT Not a morsei of heart IL
4ler makeup
Tie pipe hanging from Andrews lipi
had gone out.
How can we tell? How can auy
At know anything about any on,
ne unused. Change goes on IL
a-h ot us. Henderson. not only day
gay but moment by moment"
D tel YOU 7 know that sort. Hen
--e'1 asserted. "A mixture Of none!
-S and vulture. that's all"
andrews eyes were almost closed
..'N the dead pipe from his lips. ''
'o.-e' De SAID, I'd like 20 know
Know what?"
~ she ever thinks OF the man VII,
vent 10 the devil