Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

What l said l like him awfuiiy.
And evidently no has power"
him.
I don, think YOU have any right TO
ask that" she said.
and you, BY refusing to answer.
Il don, admit that. Surely YOU can
see that YOU have no right to try TO
bind me 70 anything as things now
Maybe Blu; II you were fond o,
me. YOU wouldn't question my right
TO ;eN YOU ihat hoped to marry YOU"
Mex; day. when he went into the
nSws-rcos,,. Hos,er loked UP grimly
Get my note:" he asked.
Yes"
surprised
Does that NATTER"
S,.N. ! want 10 know"
Harvey was not inclined TO let Hos
Re. know that he understood how
'aGSh Vas OWING 10 Helen.
We'll, from Your personal attitude
toward me lately, 1 am not" he said
My wo.k has been as good as ever IL
was"
Really. YOU say that. after the
mum ger q! stories I've sent You out 10
:eHeA''F which YOU have failed &c
Well. a, any rate. I'm no, goins to
discuss the matter" Peter rctorted.
"en I've !e!t the paper you can. II
-,z..- '''c ~ '''e S'Ho' anu Wy
ly account Tor your very unprofes-
s!o"a! conduct"
Aos;eF bent over III. papers.
GU may so now" he said. "If !
should want YOU. Ill send for YOU 10
come 20 me"
his desk. where lie remained ali day
WIN nothing 10 DO. though men who
MAO not quarter OF his ability We're
Aef' busy Hoster was showing him
INA re was OF TO use
ne same thing happened for sew
era! Gays on end. though Harvey
waiieG doSgedly. hoping tina, he
would get chance 10 show that he
was still as good n he had ever been
10 have taken his case TO the editor
would merely have been 10 receive 4
smut, FOR. exce1; in exceptional cir
oS,m.'hhess. me news editor can dc
what he likes With the reporters, hi.
STAG. whom he engages and d!smisses
II. however. the editor should IN.
te!Nene, then the news editor does
what lie is ;o!d. Therein lay Harvey's
ch:nce II would show. too. tina,
there We're limits 10 Hoster's power.
Harvey talked II over with House
the chief sub editor. who was friend
ly, bu; could do nothing.
!; Was rot until almost the end OF
Harvey.s time on the paper that
= really n!E story 10 cover.
the reporte! detailed 10. night
duty had been sen: on something else
ana could not be back for at least
an hour Hardly had he been gone
when few lines came In on the tape
TO say taat the Flying Western. the
crack mall train on the Arienta 6
Great Southern had gone to eterna
smash. II was a big story
Harvey. by the time he had received
ms Instructions. had bare eight
minutes 20 get 10 the station 10 catct
the last train.
You've got your chance" Hou,,
SAD II keep two columns .or YOU.
III thank you later" And Haryr,
hea TIE onice TO catch his train b!
He reached the wreck and rount
mat sorne o: the splintered carriage,
were being torn up 10 feed eres
hfcs. III 10 give light to the crenzieai,
Working breakdown gang to!l!ng :,
Ett the imprisoned passengers on, ~
.no only coach from which the vic
NiNs mad not been rescued. a fev
passengers who had not been ,niurer
. WtFe Sun there among the group O.
Peop!e waiting. though unable 10 a,
j anything 10 help.
Harvey ocSan AZ once 70 &c, IN,
I siory OF the disaster. ques;iontn.
;. closely the railway officials go
Witnesses and especially the NASSAU,