The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-08
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IN, by Edward j ClodeD
rur night of the litb OF Feb
! came 10 New York from
.s@.d,lnhia. The fast train from
4 so,th WAS late and did not
until 9 o'clock, II was rery
rindows oi The cars were In
III ice, there were miniature
~ across the yes,ibules. and the
.,rss smoked. was exceed
ry The dining car had been
si Philadelphia and my hope
uas beyond me. in Ncw
Thcn the boa; which carried
y fron, Jersey City 10 the TWEEN
.irset ferry touched the dock,
j an and ran into the checking 2
4 Ike directions about the trans
luggage. ] was delayed bv the
/, ,Isisurr OF the man in charge,
4 goI oui. finally. INTO Tho street
~ vas to he seen. The wind
Eiae mast every moment with in
Y fury. The frozen snow flakes
y face. started 10 cross The
I'd waiting street car. had
',sspsd out from the ferry house
. lansom pulled up and | hailed il.
rol ms foot on the cab step, |
,sNInd me little smo,hered CRY
.-roptnent. [ took my foot down
4, step and turned around 4
-,r hsnlnd me. under the caves
SsildIne. stood n woman wearing
I'M coat 10 her feet. and carving
s,nd a travelling bag. Her face
~ fur collar Of her coat was
4 10 a black veil | went at once
H." said, "did YOU call this
, she replied. In voice low. mu-
n, NEATLY troubled, II did not
|fut I hoped To get it
ssc added with Il fluttev In her
A alone, | cannot possibly walk
|rorm. and must get quickly TO
1sden."
mn said, this hanson is at
Pnice. pray take il"
|nu." she answered.
kH get up town some way" |
H. elevated stations is only
sss away 4"
n her into the hansom. then an
rnendons gust came roaring
n the ferry house. | banged the
Ia duckcd my head 10 escape the
.risusht OF the wind. When the
Isssd ! looked up 10 ind the cab
Z beside me-. 4 little hand threw
= hansom door. the soft. musical
|,apt leave YOU here in this ter
nrm; get In"
n. howicd to the driver 10 get
b 10 the Dresden and sat down
saknown. As The hanson wheeled
street. the woman leaned oyer
boxed back | looked over her
b Another boat had arrived and
engors wore coming oui saw
|sfary snow man running to-
h waving hand, lhon we Were
'zlgbt bowling over the Belgian
|non tucked the fur coat around
pnlled the long sleeves over her
Ed nestled up against her corner
|knsom.
'eu me" she said. 81 thought II
F5ly left my bag on The curb.
rit Is at my fee,
'd al the pretty lie.
an.' ] said. II am suyc IL Is at
~ There must be some feel
B in alligator leather"
stupid of mc," she said; per
Z 90 not wish 10 go to tho Drcs-
e arr approaching the elevated
] nolice'
',ne VAS in that admiral bic mid !
2 which reveals nothing.
ePd 10 answer that The Dresden
lhi then 10 be fairy Mecca.
al II were put out. should
lrot after the cab like a faith
'E; but we're there not faint
. o. frosi In the little voice? II
Z put out after all. and / wished
70 remain, AT any rate ! must
rsgs until the elevated station
rN lis, so | laid before her the
~ my discomfort,
y BE- glad Of the Dresden" II
am cold. 7 am starving. My
Ns quite numb, and could |
g inc straps on the hanson.
loa gone so long. then, with
= echoed. Why. madam. IL
q esnt mortal hours, Men have
1nhlpals In i@ss time than that"
~ woil past the elevated station
'lasscd her dainty shoulders.
" she said. 'how snuddcr."
~, getting on famously.
1eh reason, answered. WAS