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Show ~-y--= 4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN Published Every Inter - Mountain Official Organ of Morning Entered as second-class matter postoffice at Salt Lake City, under March 3, 1879 The Only Republican in the relating to the Office. News items Department. should And the terms power IF to the THE sure of command it such Editorial of his for a grant would $. One Month 1:60, Se ctesecsecrwese LHEOG BOO ci DAONCNS eels sles cleleler se ue G00 0 cows RATES: Not Pald Malcolm only, McAllister, is 2-00 aesileeien aCe "Year....c1c... nel 2.00 General LAKE CITy, UTAH, MONDAY, MARCH 11, bill, AND WILL The Enact be when a bad do people will What ment that they such a will Suppose coal. felt. hang threugh of bill as fixes can you FOR anything a maximum put tell them what or or their coke, CAN else they have fix their incorporation gives you, You can't do for a farmer they shall or their sell, and may ofter for 3 their very public, the power any more than you to we that don't we like don't charges, the shall like the price we have will Truc, beyond a products must no of coal, which to and can the cent not in But and we can be competitor hand over They are take for out what THEMSELVES. every other they speak sideration all Salt Just tne Lake. school and FUEL. have. It sooty folds our as}swell It a d id Coal black the absolutely fuel the the on freight, Utah in at a there state are Without are for railroad them to powers and primal for powers that that WANT the coal or coal to the one to freight market-under beside producing a railroad and to WIHAT- the charge pleasing company marketing is coal in But If law, Senate the tion. freight on gas they like seize ‘fix out of no u can fix for business. the to utter a coal charge from them it. service of have gas which the for protest of tne companies what is made. and gas, and what coal They irresistible They them their monopoly from gas tell every here bill, the can carrying can then the people they from may Castle Gate to the gas factory in Salt Lake, but WIE CAN'T TELL THEM WHAT THEY MAY CHARGE FOR GAS. They may take the electric power plants in precisely the same terms and of manner, for they this to engage selling bill power and are light, empowered in and the by business they the are the name mitted to to old sit of launch to on now The be publicly ty cilizens for every were the to Amerti- every one thing with a timid in other in That is each stood up in President pub- of the in a club in Salt Republican without be- who or his he deny was his that ‘‘come on. that he he out" He his was verdict what Republicanism, frowned understand was motives under could some get out and stand with coercion, about mys- prelate ever of the more of a lost to have. the he A of the action of not taking them the American its the American party pretensions is not quite now perwithpar- not now twen- assembly. party the have now United States seriously. More becoming can is wherever sectarian reverse are year felloyvs could ago, remnants people the a Republican States in is his the a year together It man of to United was than history. changed. company fealty people Republicans Republican. his or his over been gathered to bigness of its a of But heads held leave with as out potentate the has insulted were about matters be a cance) joke. the And lttleness power, is the the HARRY name Republican fashion vicious of making given a right JOSEPW'S Some time makers of to be without GREAT when the red new here right say We f for have copy of their the a odious a year Republican ago. now, SIN. heat Herald glasses, paper i of Galveston lature were do do not t and veryy all of battle have we want time them is all to over, look to for Sunday, March 10, and its | Harry | standing directed | lobby. | BILL, the two on the time to of the pass life the enactment trust an insur- this thing lawmakers without att the of | | of | | the two rather In with her department in other lowest it prove is a states In at | one | known as | OL! ‘more S : matter the | high rae source : Utah put is states, rate ‘ states would from o aa the legislature the present enact . session j ing the 1 we <all e g WYRE mE r , Ionke? Peaks? Twin of that friends of the measure right supporters temper for we the trust coercion they of may the) fare fared tty owwell pretty fat it . In spite of congress has been effective J and : py gf Herald-Truculent in ¢ now daily confessing bondage dangerous the of support their : i Ninety-five. another little | that a over,) so instance of the big fellow losing And, the Western mining virtuously and the by the way, it will be observed stocks aagainst which Wall street protested, have suffered not Eastern speculative a whit by wi ° coffee-an' wirra! seen ye iver all for hair of coffee!" Lanty a cun ‘Coffee, but it's little too sthrong, mind- an' with jist a noan, color; its That's o" erame ition | musha but it's as Xen a color as ye'll nyideinsa daa wal An' whin: she of this now-out up at ye-like llooks aves tins le hmiile a wid eye, an' her tail av' jthe an tare face-oh, be autiful her on |aeest ay' it wudn't make an ould man furnished winning, she pre this in get e same the Laci there Lhad a beautiful cup over |sShure |beyant an hour ago, Like coffee-not wine... Twin street Wall gambler here > at ry -- j like to the corporations in Number Bill Senate in stocks of fall » and rise That ° of] the Salt in ladies at etre an' at, aa much for now s.| the back-firing, government. is PAUL net : competent, obiigNinery ae salescaine re customary her l seaso} inonegooof wan' photographed she With taste ! Banks' model hats. he han¢ the > many she Ay, are legis-} think ‘eo have ' Tribune ‘ The them) the 5 to a ea aan oe acral friends with the pleased to & ge Ts most magnificent millinery - ers ations ming , ea the > ¢ com will be seen anywhere rthat 500¢- inter- affairs the in another and kind ‘ far so transpired has nothing But f compare in offensiveness with that rush t resort a raya ea ] our . people the And if defeated table and a good deal about to delegation Utah . exhibition| see seems national the of the a : 1 Utah to is going to estublis eID AUIS oO. PAU ee Thea nee ts ‘ ive and attractive, is place The able . It it profitable ake make to would is that think don't creditable ashamed and woman course of Lake Salt SAULINE PAUL A most os intelligent , belleve the see . of the benefits than that which at known CitySTOW as | Take VE . insur- an suggestion the : MISS well business let law the insurance lifted Is would sister ‘ it some It of be = as here,.and insurance means, should cents, cents needed' business rate companies ; equality ance tax to half for the all The anywhere. a greatly an } The cents and By man} the we growing. it. records caring t for and to remains still that law, js with gives to as the of ; which good state avenite great. gre a of to the good opinion Dy as that demonstration Is tlme permit one-half Utah take established :y We in to that was bills a little served bill well accomplished growing | An¢ & ability | week the not The these one of ference legislature. could at all pretty INSURANCE there will being have > g abusing adopt reflect that write down villain men who wrecked | the ie wee toward connie ae only to look at her!" hed laughed. O'Donnell young ing at full length on the Parti be at take and the down 1907, and many shares fore the blazing peat H ° oak fire-in | ¥ Sas to the United = pas ree the argument States.. And as are politicians French : . of businéss as are those aa Ve 1aze-i is she So Lanty. im= can havecmade you, I she? 1s this, sure, wasn't but to take second and up, rode lordship as_ handsome |@S myself, se thought and I hadn't time . his before look I made off." wudn't. Christian- more and more heen have it now, ----- | reasonable, Se, cte "Iliad;""-a superb strength, and and handsome health ‘to: appears "She upon adenme ore ae weprore An a TLE , ae hate t pression good are women Catholic the of to himself troubled t clot Hote at his side, the yougth, of specimen may it than argument serious be. to his poeit women = more a is appear ie e had remove French of have this blush que, beer once HEE had ree oFte wR of awhatPixie He Donnell EON aatlanna the Catholic attitude chureh, . And amenable These] ; adopted, > e¢ es have first in unfriendly their refused (to buy anything Frenca. wofashionable their of gowns and millinery i A of nets offerAmerican or London from selected been the Even at fortunes the by country ings. those| . wisdom of; the the men ridicule} and against will be ror pereee ane of Bie a5 that government opposed} it} anything ‘ OF itis § affair civie rage enlist measures argument, are..not things the before measures the ruin the; of sponsors the the to necessary be not should be} and Aroused means idea Galveston ° Ss 5 in reason and fairness and candor a can hardly revolution millennium. when sign as the If bills these means improper civiei of era political hopeful a it is so the in the to gates the methods usher to expected father s father afore him. Wern't | like, to have stood yer ground? Whin they kings o' Ulsther, time out o' mind, |an O*Donnell RN run. away trom and din't they y own ivery rood an' mile danger, arrah W here's the sinse av arther av the counthry ye're travelin' in the phowderin away like mad _ days o' Henry the Eighth, will himself | it: Shure he wanted to thank ye, and wid his wives an' his black-guarden | 50 did the illigant young crathur her- "Paix, that's BY MAY for yer true AGNES honor. always cut anywhere's a short Shure the longest way In the ind. Trth meself''s thinkin' the high-coad wud have, been the night. now, and like mad!" Mr. land shortest And be horses a with their Cecil plunging swollen wildly of over at over a plissia! for to ye roarin' Ruys- up foaming rushing fury it's drew A path river, the this sthrame paused-Lord Lady aghast. clossed the gomenties, MeGuiggan and cut there's their torrent the width the rocks cataract, and precipice thirty yards distant. is for ye," said Mickey, "There it stolidly; "an' if ye're afeerd to cross, troth there's nothin' for it but jist turn roun' and ride back to Ballynahagegart. An' meself's thinkin', conshideren' the bewtiful young lady yer lordship has wid yv ; e the wisest thing ye cud do, Shure ye'll be dhrowned intirely, wid the and the lightnin, except in case yer horses can swim Me An' faix meself has deubts av that same," The rain was falling bw in drench- ing torrents, the roar of the thunder and rushing waters commingled in a dread diapason; from crag to crag the living lightning leaped; and before them, barrin farther progress, poured madly by the rushing furious river. "What shall we do, Cecil?" the earl asked, with the calm intensity of despair. "IT don't know, papa," Lady Cecil responded; and in spite of the danger und disagreeableness generally, there was a smile on her lips as she watched Mr. Michael MeGuiggan standing amid the sublime, savage grandeur of the scene and the storm, his hands in his tattle corduroy pocket his little black pipe n his) mouth, anning the prospect with calm philosophy. aL may be dangerous to go on, and yet one hates lo turn back." "I'm d-d if [ turn back!" muttered the earl, savagely, between his teeth, or "Do you come with us, my man, does ore pilotage end he RS "There. <'.it'a..for -' ye esponded Mickey, dogmatically, nbadizie toward the river; "take it or lave it, shooaside will I commit this Av yer bastes wor Jrish now, with ineffable disdain at the thoroughbreds vidden by the earl and his daughter; "but- Oh, wirra! wirra! here they go, and, av Providence hasn't said it, they' Ik be dhrowned afore me eyes!" "Come on, pect the. earl ex- claimed, "our horses will do it, and every moment we spend here a moment wasted." read what they have had to say of Harry Joseph, He seized her bridle rein, and the speaker of the Utah house of representatives. We think animals plunged headlong into the fae: Lady Cecil sat her horse as they will be ashamed of it. And a man is always better though part of the animal, and when he is ashamed of a bad action. grasped the reins with the strength of The article will seem to be more unpardonable when desperation. Both she and the earl strove to head thelr horses against the it is considered that Mr. Joseph's chief offense is the boiling current, but, after the first wearing of red hair. Of course that is inexcusable. He plunge, the terrified horses stood amid the seething foam as if spell-bound. might have dyed for the Herald. He might have conLord Ruysiand, his teeth set, struck cealed his red offense with a black deception. And that his own a savage blow with his whip. he did not is regarded by the makers of that paper as He sprang meee forward, leading the other in his wa good cause for launching against all the javelins him out rage. oa courage!" the earl of their hate. shouted. "We will ford this hell of waters yet!" And why? But even as he spoke, at that InBecause he opposed the enactment of the Galves- stant she was unseated, and with a bills. ton long, wild cry was tossed like a feather in the gale dawn straight to that awful Well, Harry wasn't elected by the Herald, and precipice below, we do not consider that he is under any obligation to No mortal help, it seemed, could Her father made frantic efshape his course in accordance with the desires of that save her. forts to reach her, but in vain. Near, paper. He was elected by the voters of Salt Lake, and to that frightful, hisAs to the|s be dashed to atoms is responsible to them and to his conscience. In the midst of latter, we don't know what sort of settlement Harry|' his horse, ean make. If he has any trouble with his conscience, ‘white, powerless, paralyzed. a that force to made was attempt an when house Dassare PT' \ . : and ‘ a from the table compel their passage. would thought Herald AN department not in 1 re rea isjs system. the from them taken pad house . with a whoop. We have heard who himself organization, was prince, President True, senate." and to and the Galveston the movement. it to; would muy inaugurate better r efty will we for the ce vogue in But lobby) Amer- agencies declare down told not over taunted ; : among the cities to take advantage be derived from a more sane method in nor nolsfest pe » people flash first at not the FOR polities) tn IHS change a I the in party. of the a He was him the he the find radical by : Lake : politics. persons charitable year enter being Started of to him rislature | for the > Galves bills. for Galveston bill ¢ p ant. 3 government, But were are : Cl itv city and new does he because of didn't leaders the made themselves in simple this a they of nature-and first the vie was dare club quite into drive brought the by by will We will be were party the as bitterly matter he If party It regula- price can state-and then companies they pay the can they They the can on charge for in coal gas and ago, world enacted selling the intimidation, They fix their charges not the he heavier the freight-rate low you you power, They the have charge at how they this conferred what will laugh Is under captured echureh constantly ashamed made that tae REGULATION. Ninety-five when high production that states. power can coal, them coal you other Number they care how company the tell RATE better. surprise surprised so to a and threatenings and epithets offensive and ; 4citizens who must be wen to a belief In party of with so men he He most are is is wit ants Republie loy- party. No was Tribune was was his: tribes most were head a was couldn't The of always He has added so improper a Within en action, / that. Republican so disadvantage. fic- they alone will have for the use of the people? Give can will matter coal which at Bill corporations What for no OF It WE CAN NOT RESTRICT THEM AS TO THE PRICK THEY WILL CHARGE FOR IT WHEN THE CUSTOMER COMES TO BUY. ° FUTILITY a the may - Republican employed eminent If the It sos in Salt a just about hated were influence. respectable state, JUST they be the ef the and been. overthrow a ----_- Re publican certainly of r and themselves, have and) TIME: measure wicked was community practically went, that let. he favor iG the would he Republican to at not that insult. about no every men and really man He Within the them the made Lake. Republican was and he they a fair out it punished grew, to was American CHARGE. of it Americans. had ty. of of the and atly greatly and to had the they the the way systems change » Z aitThe > gover : of f government ste The plan iss new. There warrant sre is ds no warrant new f The now We to against that Even that the had loud impugned. the will yet city they had can necessities which party. at Republican admit Talk oul enable into Salt in ; the condition. of political pirates . . yell, that a at terious it the the and it helpless- drive will necessity TO rate mines them which monopolized limit some business the enable power MAY can hauling tion will the THEY We for for for EVER ask monopolize which opposition, charge companies right Opposed supporters its for tut the > to a : hair, EE un POU half or man for n . ics Republican a way‘ to instantly governing city prove the bills Galveston the on of have 4 loyalty -he will depended! red_ , made mean be control cloud. against thing pressure. the life. The Re- is acknowledge his can take they to system, treat- 2 = seems lift odious to disassociated so to was of splendor market make, the simplest Utah and And arena, they subject of MUST holds and may of import- potential the the States, were business,| of pky is r 3 think a a himself measure forees Lake and suspected. of interest It Nehting are beat them. wherever services con- WE we it which BAD realized the the the that Lake, to}; ng question intimate state, Senate measure this to patriotism 1T almost man And yelled Why, him upbuilding of of the party with Herald interest unfashionable of swore United competitors big party a wholly it came and CARE going every the for lic him give present. diamonds people without the it they with place only With and the most every of The he the in your you state wrath Salt echo hostility essential great church, of advancement and a the the soul their of county. chorus did, how the for and every is the its of home concern purchase to state ‘enable not Bill coal. is been and matter and of of this has Utah, every in of for limits of enrichment THE passing want and BEAT a today in into the proving to USE ON of weapon the bill, political it in party, whip not will exultant approval Tribune's having SUE in don't as Nor with some They c an state. are the party and made had the going will they Republican Active party the do IT beat mistake and Tribune the ago of to They because the clty year hold does-TAKE not marketing every lies man are cars. commonwealth. price the the house HAVE of is going coal of touches future are business now. It It every They permit working have that Republican PUT better your of for A every chance the of Bodies people drive same day they law, a They no Republican of dragged the Senate can owner the and history ance. the of Pass will mine him the for production We They give They need themselves the to this. companies business. themselves. when than the independent going OF ruin and of every not just cars clearer Ninety-five, ago death funny. then for the which legislators party, the of with Be never himself Herald rae and REPUBLICAN. Sounds ican far] just ton per THE has We fighting not the Joseph r wavered he a are him p :doing forswear It about Harry charge 1 into 5 stultify where Utah. pay prices railroad, less him been | In system will be adopted very generally glad been have should we and time. Influences THAT the and BE of had If company justness. make a we are Pass blazing they if IT, STATE, OF. this tremblingly know you bill, organization muleted cor- Defeat ENACT their defeat Tribune under a. nanation was Actually, that was Here was a band man Nothing in be offers, HE If alone. year and & ever and In TO ban. who alone, freeze, fairness take watermelons, railroad the Republican becomes than sentiment social imply the MBRCY, may right the it reprisal, by END ot the are have the and members al Ss the them this REASON the PARTY make will the member a have. Number in leave may of have his if' THE THE influences the consideration name as s state fix leave of the coal factories limits will merchant for must THEIR families Our the state a our price. we to AT the ask price, he : w prevent can politics. bills will party. every t he the his »e new house the to stampede trusted be to} task.| class much eames has lead to |ogainst is ‘ he hands A be ; : : ; extortion in the price of the service they render the public YAN NOT £ But you CAN NOT fix the price at as common carrier. : i which they may sell any of , their merchandise, that bill THE blow bill, FASHION WHAT will ° Seer Ret him speaker, because the Tribune is expected to) Joseph. man who is true to himself and the Re-| against may ij party, said there You » that take party And on in haven't publican EE charges, to carrying this They Every cnarge gas, their to bill this for know the it rate price leave they. bigger interest The Ninety-five. the inflict publican Think you or take are MORE say the Democrats you their CHARGE And be have that will THAN TO IS us of you You the freight the down COAL which punishment remain SO in effect? market You price that amend- passes? that like-AND THE not coal, to law would It threat than BIGGER active if Number to a service constitutional this a minute BOOKS. do for of of will passed. success Rill the 1907. bad a If be will minute a suffer, companies BE let be DEFEAT hope state representatives so of rates good leg islature can their the good not people state not, to been Reat low You or iron, elected companies The helpless, in the the PLEASE on the will the or to the bigger THERE more Leading will the by threat is REMAIN And today! tnere of corporations legislature freight be the as carrying THEY of the constituents be balance and the the can law TO minute, What put their will a the the history legislation necks by believe regulating that on of do that the there in future railroad state WILL STATUTE Ninety-five, the of about not hanging all effects mistake We is Number in fastened mighty IMPERILLED. Utah hour millstone load or of Bill an the Like the future Senate never good. have decelved by AND 1907, IT IS for corporations abuse a CHAPTER. party FUTURE the and THEY the for always UTAW'S will he no limitless for think public the would be This Once SALT not driven AND Manager. the of and Don't man, the think the isn't ment of the abuse every the done be that -_- bill, Don't We HANDS. any be, Herald The The porations. Offices-Dooly Block, 208 South West Temple St. ‘Phones: Bell, Exchange 25; Independent, 3190. for Give this safe. good people do not Don't soueiCotno nico on cy one In abuse THEIR may he The them as And settle. to which let MARCH 11, 1907. Herala,| tried the of advantage one have will with conscience no has It Mr. Joseph's constituents, getting it the And 7 would. given is IN railroad are SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, he however, bill. state In Advance. see cuice ce eeicise) oe One Yea 1.50.........,Sunday the PLACED great this the WILL power the that say They how from CHANCE, bill, Anyone out of this exercised demanded SUBSCRIPTION Advance. = THE enrichment, for provisions they IS state corporations, powers state of be exercised And eest a the of to REPUBLICAN, the be the or own will abuse POWER good of generated. that the THEM of that. how by reasonable not ts business fortified not under it addressed is it streams incubus GIVE will Re City. to subscription should be reCirculation Department, or to Do not give notice to carriers be and the power no devastating companies matter All matters ported DIRECT the local Branch or solicitors, electrical absolutely DON'T Utah. in Salt Lake appropriate the is strengthened Feb. 10, 1906, at the the Act of Congress, Daily Newspaper which under Party and There Company Republican condemn from by Republican the to FLEMING , none Goa! oy he i eried, "can nothing her? save Yes; the last moment a ild pshoout came from the opposite bank, @ figure plunged headlong into the river, and headed strength with toward almost Cling to the rod!"' shouted a of the storm Through the through her superhuman her. rock voice for the through din reeling of the senses, tuk it from thim an' besthowed it on} dhirty divils like himself? My curse an' the curse o' the crows on him and ea hot an' heavy this night! nideed," said the earl: "and who| A retainer my goodod fellow? are on of that kingly and natin house, I take | jt "His companion duck "I'm of his gave hairy Lanty, ¢ yer a second Silt." _ fhe. very reason I. fled, Lanty |I : oor ant ase ; Serpe -I don't want them, for that matter. What are they coming here for? What |a@ttraction mountain risk their polite honor-Lanty [is to of Laf- it they can district necks be as by "Troth, t in find that should Torryglen? have got time" inert wild our they seeking they masther It enough darlin', + but love of;ferty, av it's plazeen ye-called that ould lord's a nice, quiet, mighty the din}; afther me grandfather on the mother's civil-spoken gintleman, and he does side---God be good to‘him, dacent | be sayin' he wants you to call and see storm, man! I'm Misther Redmond‘s own/|him, or give him an ue ee she heard at ery and obeyed. S aE ads ee erteae ath of despair for a moment; tenacity a "the an- ae A an' lat "You "An' it's proud an' happy I am to other, and she was torn.away, held|there a man-or buate in the. ).County with fron in the graspdesperof a| dhrop Fermanagh shed More ther ; last strong arm. strength There was a last, for the wudn't O'Donnell. beate Struggle with the surging flood-a [token there isn't his Iike for a freestruggle in which both she and her|)&nded, bould-hearted gintheman from restuer Were nearly whirled over the | here to the wurruld's ind. But, arrah, chasm. Then ‘the uproar and|Why nade I be talkin'-sure ye honor darkness, there came a lull; then. the | Knows tumult of many volees in wild Irish shouts; then she was lying on the op-| posite bank, drenched from head to] on ye. same." like your young master,himthen?" Is ? I like wouldn't why lave nere an- | a or ca veaga - patent hl . on si ‘it O'D Hi a Cas. one " Aaa oy pond th - the unisx tle, a ! means Bex ih Pe ine a 1 ee Srushed fear * i the tt +A grime ce ee cae lows anes JIL rd thelr. best Peaclen ana? at OF "I do, indeed, and T honor him the more for flying to escape my gratitude. But as we are to be neighbors, T per-| ‘up re ae weet Lacan he eee and an for yerself." to.cOme ; Resche icvas Dope ms ene abe avon an man isl brogues for aya secastor: Come up here! Upon my lite. this lord's. daughter will be oy epanted with the splendors of Cas- foot, but saved from an awful death. | ceive, [I insist upon our being friends. }+),. O'Donnell. Lanty, if they do hap"Hurrah!" shouted a wild voice.}| Tell him it is my earnest wish-tha pen to call, which isn't likely-and if "Long lite to ye, Mister Redmond! |0f My daughter, too-that he shall} j happen to be in, which also isn't Shure it's yerself is the thrue warrant for a sthrong arm and a sthout heart! Begorra! though ye war near it! Upon me sow 1, there isn't another man in but cud av' the barony yerself dun it. visit us, or permit us to visit him. He need not fear belng overwhelmed with thanks-I feel what he has done too deeply to turn fine phrases. A brave lad and a gallant! And now, if you'll guide us to Torryglen, my good, fellow, "Oh, stow all that, Lanty!" answer-| ed an impatient voice, as Lady Cecil's you'll do us a last great servic "I'll do that wid all ‘Veins,"" preserver ¢ried gave himself a shake like af Lanty fferty; "it's no likely-tell them I'm up in the mountains, or in the moon; that I've gone to Ballynahaggart, or-the devil- that I'm dead aml buried, ae you like, » them. Now be Redmond Donnell went back to the sounding hexameters of his "Tiliad,""' and tried in poetry to for- but the fair pale face of the arl's daughter arose between him id the page-wet, wild, woful, as he had seen it, with the fair streaming hair, the light, slender form, that he had clutched from ‘the very hand of death, And she s coming, - this haughty, high-bred ‘English patrician, to be hold the squalor, and the poverty; nd the misery. of. this ruin. palte d O'Donnell Castile, poverty a scoff and a ~ of Irish and falls n fortunes "T'll not see them," youth Bes his handsome, boyish open face settling into a look of sullen determination. "{f don't want their visit ov their thanks. Ul be oft mountains tomorrow and until this fine English daughter leave, which will long, I'm thinking A week or this savage district will suffice for them distance water-dog. "I'll you a guinea]in life from this. Faix, it ud be a {t's the English lord and his daughter |thousand pities ay the purty crathur on their way to Torryglen. Were they| beside you got cowld, for, upon my mad, I torrent breasts wonder, to try and ford the] Lanty pulled off his hairy cap. "Troth, it was a narra escape more like "1 courage of the peer's daughter had upheld her throug She had raised herself now "arid smiled faintly. "Not hurt, only stunned a little by the fright and the whirl of the water And you, papa?" am perfectly safe, but-good Heaven! what an escape it has been, In five seconds you would have been over that horrible gulf.-Why, that lad has the heart of a very lion! the most gallant thing I ever saw done. He risked his life without one thought, L verily believe. A brave lad-a brave lad. And he has, as far as I could sec, the air of a gentleman, too.' Lanty overheard, and looked at his lordship with supreme disdain. aA gint leman, is it? Faith * divil thank him for it! Donnell-no less; an‘ finows princes the afore he is Shure ivery- O''Donnells wor kings the time o' an in angel a she green hollow amid the rugged hills and waving wealth of gorse and heather. A trim little cottage set in the center of a flower garden, and fitted up within and without with every comfort and eleganee. The earl's valet and Lady Ceell's maid had gone on in advance, and glorious peat fires, dry garments, and a savory dinner awaited them. For Lanty Lafferty, he was regaled in the kitehen, and when, hours after, he sought out his young master, he was glowing and flowing over with praises of "the lord" and his daughte "Oh, the darlin' o° the worrila! WwW id a face like roses an' new milk, an' two eyes av her own that ud warm the very cockles av' yer heart only to (Continued yer honor had this night, an' the lady: Oh; thin, dt's:a Z have in yer breasht hadn' t been for the young mast "That t gallant youth," flinging himse oft hi never saw a braver my darling, thank Heaven you are saved! Cecil, my dearest, are you hurt? He lifted the golden head and kissed the wan, wet face. In all her sixteen years of life, Lord Ruysland had never fully realized how he loved his only child before She had "not fair ited, The high and it's in this storm? See how he|is than a young woman." the current-he's down-no, Torryglen lay nestling he's up again-now he's gained the bank. By the rock of Cashell! lantly done-a brave beast! i you can ig wayne more for Short da! it: 2dr He Bouton away in the rainy twilight with the speed of a young sta peasant addressed = as "Lanty" looked after him. 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