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Of that, however, we have no proof, and we cannot supply the court with any information as to the man's real origin and early history. But we are prepared to swear that the body we have seen this morning is that of Alexander McEwen, who for some years past has been well known to us, now in one camp, now in another, of the Comstock district." The American police officer resumed his seat.
Josiah Wedgewood. Mr. Josiah Wedgewood one day in the height of the conflict, from his seat in the House of Commons, rose in his might and before the face of the nation called Davy McEwen a traitor to his class.
That there was some swindling plot in his father's mind he was certain; he was probably the tool of some shrewder confederates, who had no doubt sent him to Montreal after his legacy, and would fleece him on his return. "By the way, Aunt Sykes's money, how much was it?" Anderson asked him suddenly. "I suppose you could draw on that?" McEwen could not be got to give a plain answer.
Anderson knew the chief officials capital men, with no cant about them. Fruit farming a beautiful climate care in sickness no drink as much work or as little as he liked and all expenses paid. McEwen laughed out a short sharp laugh at the mention of the Salvation Army. But he listened patiently, and at the end even professed to think there might be something in it.
Gallery 72 contains little to hold the attention, unless it is the group of canvases by Walter McEwen, who shows adherence to the older traditions, not only in smoothness of technique, but in sentimentalism and general prettiness. Gallery 73 is given up chiefly to Alson Clark's over-sketchy and intemperately colored Panama pictures.
McEwen, indeed, could only limp along, with mingled curses and lamentations, supported by Anderson. In the excitement of his son's appearance he had forgotten his injury. The pain and annoyance of it returned upon him now with added sharpness, and Anderson realised that here was yet another complication as they moved across the yard. A few words to the astonished Mrs.
And I don't like towns too many people about. Thought I'd catch you somewhere on the quiet. Heard you was going to the Rockies. Thought I might as well go round by Seattle home. See?" "You have had plenty of chances since Winnipeg of making yourself known to me," said Anderson sombrely. "Why did you speak to a stranger instead of coming direct to me?" McEwen hesitated a moment.
Do you go by here grimly day by day, past all these people lined up on the hills, sternly thinking of yourself?" If I found that this was true, as it might well be, and often is, I would say that Davy McEwen was a traitor to his class.
In a very few words he quietly told her the real facts, confiding them both to her self-interest and her humanity. McEwen was to be her only lodger till the next step could be determined. She was to wait on him, to keep drink from him, to get him clothes. Her husband was to go out with him, if he should insist on going out; but Anderson thought his injury would keep him quiet for a day or two.
It was therefore necessary for the association to secure the best and they engaged John J. Herrick and Judge Charles S. Cutting, who by agreement with the Election Commissioners took charge of the fight. The women consulted also with Charles H. Mitchell, their regular counsel, as well as with Judge Willard McEwen, whom the commissioners engaged as special counsel.
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