The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-05-13

doro mach good and should con
. u" to do more. Charitable work Is
rossion She is an enthusiast
n a that particular line. My sister
ends in her a most beautiful and com
mendablc character.
4 have often heard her called SO.
mrnrrc are undoubtedly many ad
mtyablc things about the lady"
AS Young woman | imagine she
49,, nave been attractive" | ventured
" ching the bishop out of the tail OF
my eye.
"And clever" said l.
He suicd she is still clever
enough, he commented.
There was a long pause, during
wljch his shapely fingers carcsscd the
tassc OF his dressing gown.
"Mrs. Dimes is in Africa at present,
he continued. she says she desires
TO remain there Indefinitely. Wishing
10 further. to it's utmost the work she
hrs undertaken, and to be entirely un
hammered ana embarrassed by restric
tinns she has sent this most remark
abe muIustion to my sister, who in
tro has mdorsed it and sent it on to
NE with all promptneas. ! wish You
to tol uu what you think of il, sir.
A n, Il me q demonstrating
docu,p, which | opened with much
Interest 1t was exceedingly direct
and simrle--as unadorned and simple
as the lady who had indited it: Mrs
Arson Dimes, for the privilege of us
ing the powerful name of Bishop
Cllrlcs Winstanlcy, would dedicate
her undivided effort and her undivided
70 tune to the church which the bish-
OF so brilliantly adorned, especially
to that portion of it which she had
taken under her special care and low
il direction, there in a country so
f from her home. The marriage
u'd be performed by proxy, and
4 hop Winstanley should continue,
then and always, Mt perfect liberty to
pursue his own helpful and shining
career in his own land, and in his own
manner quite as if she did not bear
his name
dni5hed what was so curiously
an 50 plainly set forth, and looked
up to meet the bishops questioning
el.s
"A most remarkable document"
Observed
"&Qt could such a thing be done
NJ Twining?"
Tho marriage suggcsted?'I asked
Certainly sir. 1t would be as bind
In. as one yon yourself would per
form with the parties kneeling a
yoW own chancel and all the usua
anl fashionable formulate employed.
Il vas in doubt as to it's legality
t." numerous technical phases tina
II 2lt cnsuc-"
is quite within the sanction c
The aw"
riilo irregular, however"
indcr certain conditions one migf
a'"o1t the irregularity," | suggested.
The bishop flushed delicately b.
n1ll the light of his candles
froNH drew across his smooth for
h.nd
lion there is no reason why tn
an@cmcnt suggested by Mrs. Dine
"l' not be carried out?" he aske
atore is none offered by the la,
/ .op Winstanlcy," | replied
ON my soul, wish you cou
hay. appraised me of some tcchnic
objection, Mr. Twining: do indeed
h. Nclaimed
Ited my hrows.
i.nrausc there IL very good re
s"n outside the law, why no su,
a'@rd arrangement should he enter,
int"
Should he interested to hear
II 'ou feel disposed to speak of Il
! @@d politely | was In reality CO
Sf'd to know what Il was.
helirvo you legal mon are &C
",d,r'd deep wells into which all son
"' 3"uhlc and embarrassment may
SAs'F poured" he remarked.
ihr reason viii he safe with me
S"' arc To Intrust II tn me-. sir"
II smiled IA charming smile.
Is very simple" he said. II
II" Wish to marry tho lady"
Then why on earth do you cons
~ | cried,
lless your soul. do not"
chgrklcd
Eat | thought"
may have given you the impr
won Frankly. | am somewhat {
'@'wd To know Just the way out
'"' absurd position In which the In
outraged doubtless by my sist
III. pnl mo, II Is not an easy tn
:" decline even such an alliance
'' 'uEEests, sir dare say you HI
III" no eXperience--for which !
nav thank your stars It is only f
plnapS to admit that the ladies HI
sumo grounds for thinking | would
~ entirely unwilling to enter |
Ho'h an astonishing plan. TO nc
WIN ! am Az years old-old enou
" have thought of Iuatrlmony |