Salt Lake Herald | 1899-12-31 | Page 50 | Sir Redvers Was Not Squeamish

Sir D Bedvers WasNot Squeamish I O u > uu n Ul lag or that type Of officers whose butchers butch-ers bill Is rather more likely than not to b large Tat he lr not a person who will allow any ordinary considerations to swerve him from what he thinks Is his I duty was shown at a dinner at hIs house not long ago relates the New York Press A certain well known maD ws present and told an anecdote which was so or color that the ladle were excessively displeased and distressed When dinner was over Sir Redvcr rang S S the bell Mr As carriage he ordered where the but appeared J I do not expect my brougham s early ear-ly sld Mr A and thee was a gleam of defiance In his eyes Sir Redvers did not reply but ho took Y by the arm arid lttdhinmgently to the halt I is time for you to go he r paid quietly and his get wenL I S S f