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The Telegraph Message,

By ROBERT

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BARR ontinued,)

4 z..: “ > ihe Was entering’ ax he spoke a His smooth- ly shaved face made it impossible ata distance to guess his age, but closer in- spection left no d entitled to the a had bestowed npon him. The lid droop

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ed over the left eye and gave a sin- ister expression to an impassive face that was at best saturnine The left arm hung limply by his side and, with the sinking eyelid, gave token of a : k i had, like themselves. encountered the old man in vain. Some one had said that con- fidence would never be restored in busi- ness circles until a second attack grap- pled old Grimwood with more success than the first, for it had been quickly proved that what was left of the sea- soned old speculator was a match for the combined intellect and shrewdness of the othersin the grain pit. Grim- wood’s workable eye quickly but fur- tively ranged theroom and finally rest- ed on the fair head of the girl, just visible over the polished surface of the counter as she sat at the telegraph in strument. His face showed no astonish- ment. It was always expressionless, but his eye remained there.

‘I thoroughly believe, Sandys, that old Grimwood has bribed you to place the girl here. Such a withered, ancient branch as he is will be the only man unaffected by her presence. It isn’t fair to us youngsters who have to contend with | f villainy anyhow. I confess I don’t wnt my mind distract- ed from the whcnt quotations just at

present

stroke’’ that many regrett

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‘*T shall give you every assistance to concentrate your mind on that subject. Howard.”’

“Thanks, old man. I’m infinitely obliged,’’ replied Howard, with a laugh ‘“‘but who is she anyhow? We are bound to know sooner or later.”

‘“‘She is one entitled to the respect and protection of every man here,’* said Kandys slowiy. ‘*She is the daughter of rour old chief, Silas McClintoch.”’

‘Good heavens! You don’t mean to say so!’’ cried the young man, sober- ing. ‘‘By Jove, there is a sort of poetic justice in her being here, this inferno which ruined the father now supportins the daughter.”’

‘The Western Union will look to her gsupport,’’ returned the manager with- out enthusiasm.

“Quite so, and we help support the Western Union. The consumer always pays, you know. ButI say, Sandys, I want you to introduce me to Miss ixc- Clintoch.”’

**I don’t see the necessity. She is not here socially.’’

*“‘Oh, that’s all nonsense. We're all

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‘‘Miss McClintoch has set out very bravely to earn her own living, and I don’t want her interfered with.’’

‘‘Exactly. I am earning my own liv- ing myself, and I not only won't inter- fere with her, but I will prevent others from doing sa.’”’

The manager looked keenly at the speaker for a moment, but met merels the clear gaze of a very honest pair of eyes. At that instant there was a wild rush to the center of the room, as if the human atoms hed been carght ina anid.

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were. They gesticulated and shouted all tovether It scemed if ¢ had unexpectedly d } m tents. Young Howard w i a mo- > . iy Garay t « D t | into ! i 7 tis wancered t | where I 1% a oO? whl io 3 \ ntl it \ aanver i { t nor the b fa i} hh. ™ e,’ d Ho r **now 1s the tin he manager, still with visible re inctance, turned and led the way to the telegraph office. **Miss McClintoch,’’ he said, making his voice heard with difficulty above the

iV din, ‘‘may I introduce to you a friend of your father’s, Mr. Stillson Howard?”

The girl, raising her eyes, saw before her a young man who might be conven- tionally described as fine looking, with a dark mustache and a firmiy molded. self reliant chin.

‘Tam pleased to meet any one who knew my father,’’ she said.

‘‘I not only knew him, Miss McClin- toch, but I am indebted to him for many kind words and much encourage- ment at a time when I had no great stock of either. I was once a clerk in his office. If there is anything I can do to help you here, I hope you will let me know, for I would esteem it a privilege to make at least partial return for the debt I owe your father. ”’

“Thank you,’’ replied the girl sim- ply.

‘‘Telegram, miss, if you please,”’ said the falsetto voice of old Grimwood as he leaned against the counter, holding in his hand a written message and fas- tening his fishy eye on the group. ‘“‘I take it, Mr. Sandys, that this young lady is going to do us the honor of send- ing and receiving our dispatches, and that will be very nice indeed.”’

There was something in his tone which said as plainly as words could have done, ‘‘I should be much obliged if you would all attend strictly to busi- ness.”’

Sandys frowned, but said nothing. Fielders sprang forward, took the mes- sage and rattled it off to Chicago. Miss McClintoch sat down before her com- partment at the table, and young How- ard left the room, followed by the man- ager, who once outside in the hall touched his friend on the arm and spoke in a low voice seriously:

“If I may say it in all kindness, Howard, I think- you will only be a hindrance and not a help to Miss Me- Clintoch if this acquaintance goes further. ’’

Howard’s reply was an malediction on terse than polite.

‘Oh, no!’’ continued the manager.

impatient old Grimwood, more

“Mr. Grimwood is quite within his rights. Our old friend’s daughter is

there to do her duty and is anxious and well qualified to do it, if. as I said before, she is not interfered with.”’ “T’ll break old Grimwood’s neck for him yet,’’ growled Howard, still harp- ing on the interruption, ‘‘in a Stock Exchange sense, of course,’’ he added,

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The signature was that of Grimwwoods agent in Chicago.

seeing the other’s look of alarin. ‘‘I’m

not going to assault a crippled man.

you know, but I'll give him a hit in

wheat some of these days. See if |

don’t.’”’

‘“‘The bankruptcy courts have been kept busy for years with men who have endeavored to give Mr. Grimwood a ift, as you term it. Better proceed with caution, Stillson.”’

“That's all right,”’ cried Howard. with the supreme confidence of a young man in his accent.

Shaking hands with the manager, he entered the board of trade room and was speedily absorbed in the tumult there, but nevertheless found occasion now and then to direct his eyes briefly toward the telegraph office.

As time went on Elinor McClintoch’s new occupation became less and less strange to her. She quickly mastered the details of her calling, and, Fielders departing, not without a manly sigh, the whole duty of the office devolved mpon her. Messages, code or plain, passed rapidly to and fro under the nimble manipulation of her pretty fin- gers, and there were no complaints that information now reached ears not in-

tended for it But even had she done

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ci WULAR Lewd lives wey VO ot “i : he would have been a brave man wil found fault with her conauct of be ess, for the whole board of trace. wit! t ] ible exception of old G \ ‘ n ‘ mo of r men I 4 her 44 a ¢ bat. popularus he haa tM i s radi c I ‘ j i it iON DES ’ } ‘ d et nN ! i ’ ca = — s ' ‘ a l ( , } t 1 : = x c € ree?) t i Dp l T . ot t ; | vo! ¢ i cv iene ¢ this u ] r Ly . ne int

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to find the cold. critical cye of old Grimwood fastened upon him, which made him rave inwardly a1 I ancient broker would attend to hisown business—a complaint which few had ever urged against the hardened specu- lator.

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