Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-06

Sih'S swept CluHSluS anu Shoi'hS 'htV
the street the flames were sti1ed and
Alexander had found few candles to
light up the smoky darkness.
The whole drama in one act had
played itself out from beginning to
end in less than ten minutes, but 1t
realized more fully than the two whom
1t had very strangely brought togeth.
cr-Lord Loveland and Tony Kidd.
No one was killed or seriously in.
jured. fortunately for Alexander the
Greats popularity. Many hands and
faces were cut with window glass,
two or three women had bruises or
spraincd wrists, and the Italian bride
and groom were objects for compass.
sion.
Loveland and Tony Kidd had saved
the situation. Nobody else seemed to
have accomplished anything deserving
praise. but when calm followed storm
De Rocheverte. Milton, his friend Ma
son and the two Hungarians We'd with
one another in volubly explaining each
| act and failure to act. They had
wanted TO make way out for the
ladies; that was why they had tried
to get to the door, but they had been
caught and overwhelmed in the crowd.
They all talked fast and eagerly. al
most convincingly, but the ladies', pale
and shattered, listened without an
swering. And when they thanked
Tony Kidd for Saving them from be-
ing burned alive" they were careful
neither to contradict nor assent when
he assured them that II was 'our
brave prctender who did everything"
As for Loveland, he was no longer
TO be seen. Tony looked In vain for
his comrade I'm battle.
Funny thing" Val thought as no
looked at his burned left hand and his
singed coat-"funny thing! suppose
behaved fairly decently because !
had to do Il and there was no other
way. But I've fancied myself a lot
more before this for n grand slam at
bridge or n right and left shot ut a
couple of birds"
There was no need TO prove his cour-
age further by reappearing in the res
,o,ront Ifho went moi, q would loci,
ne az ho were bid1ir,, for commitment.
from h,o late ,orron,ors o,d heaven
know thar he wanted nothing of the
| eos, IIo yv,,tod only % ho let oIono
| nic,, NOS bind,n, mn HE ,rIrrod bo,d
when the sound of u voice behind his
| hack mnue him turn uIiCkly
see mere SAID lohy hldd, i've
oeeh looking Tor YOU because want
10 ten you something. Whatever else
you may or may not be- you're man
anyhow.
AS he delivered himseif OF this
speech Iohys pleasant clever race
iost the quizzlchl expression IL was
wont 10 wear ana looked very attrac-
i've III us earheSthess.
Ihahk you answered LoVeiand
rather stiihy. Ihen' melting as MS
oiue eyes anu lohys Drown ones helu
each o'her' ne huueu' snhiiing' 80 are
you
III i've made things any worse FOR
you I'm sorry" went on Tony. TITS
all been In the way OF business, you
Know
Millions words to the young journal
lst mad cleared the mystery OF the
crowd who had glanced up from thelr
newspapers to stare at the English
walter ana gone back to their news
papers again. Iony's yelled allusion
brought no surprise to LoVeland, there
fore and he answered without heat
1T doesn't matter he said quietly In
urea voice. whlch maze good ma
'ureu iohy VINCE
iUu 1t III p"in' "'ent sou' he
"Snou'
., ' n0s"l'S " epe"N VI, s"'u AZ
80 III" ny manu- anu "''S' "'''''
81. uas ,orr .,oro,,,t, ro
m,r Iowo n .shoro, ,,,aroi,, ror -,
nrotty wo,I modo a cIooronco ~ ho,,
IN ono side Of your boodr
81 must Iook Iike a convic+r return
oil Iovclond and considering ovorv
thing. II struck Tony Kidd ms odd thai
the Engllshman should make that par
ticular remark about himself.
you've been having a mighty hard
time of It since-er-slnce saw YOU