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THE NEWAGE, PORTLAND, OKEGON.
RALPH IMmon flfPUIl
BY WILLIAM MINTO.
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CHAPTER XXII Continued.
Ulncklioath vnn their ruudpfevouji
and Boon uftor mfddny on WcdnoMlny
tlio two limln bodioH Mirj.'0'l on to tlio
Jioatli, tlio KocliuMor division linvhii?
crowd Shooter's Mill, tint Mnldetono
division nilviinciiiK hy Kltlmm. In
nothing WIIR tllli cnnncltv of tlinir limit.
ors ht-ttor shown tlmn in tlio i-iintilo ar
rniiKnmntH that had boon niado for tlio
prevention of confiiHlon. Tlio disposl
tlon nt tlio htigo crouds wns gcogriiphi
cnlj tlio men from tlio various liun
drcdH, most of thuni pmonnlly known to
ono anothor, keeping toitutliur under a
chief provioiiHly agreed iion. Kach
hundred had its Htimdnrd nml qtmiiliml
bearor. Very rudo affairs hoiiio of thofo
BtnndardH wore, hut they were known
to tho men of tho localltv and nerved to
keep them together. Mounted mar
glials galloped hither and thither, ami
saw to it thf.t thoo Iodic did not
press too eloboly together. Where n
innri did lo3 his company, which did
not liiiptxjii often, he trudged on in con
tented fraternity wherever he found
himself trudged on, and often ran, for
so high wan tho oxeitemont and bo
eager tho desire to bo nt tho end of
their Journey that frequently tho whole
vast throng broke into n hobbling trot,
and looked like u toeing Held of wheat
they swept over tho uneven ground.
Arm an mo lumuiioitH rout prwod on,
bound into one hy n thought which
became more and more single and
doflulto and couiMiiptinctivo iih tlfey
ndvanrod the doslro to speak with the
king, to rid him onco for all of evil
courifullorH, and to demand emancipa
tion from bondage for thuinsulvos and
tholr heirs fovovor.
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OIIAPTKU XXIII.
Amid the confusion and panic that
provailed at court when it became fully
apparent that the iiiBiirgenta wore
inarching on London, it mih suggested
to tho king that he might again mnko
usu of tlio joung man who had onco
before acted as his emissary to the dis
contented. All through tho troubles of tho
month of May the weariest return of
the merry month that England ever
aw Itnlph had been loft in tho Mar
ahalsea. Once or twice In Hudhury'H
perplexities, when the bullied desire to
get hold of tho moving spirits in the
popular discontent rose to the height of
piuslon, the nngry chnncollor had
thought of sending for Knlph, and put
ting him on the rack till he should tell
all ho knew. Hut partly because his
conscience had scruples, and partly bo
cuiimi he felt tli.it the torture would fail
of its purpoto, he put the temptation
aside.
It was the princess that asked what
Lad become of him, and suggested that
lie might ho UMiful in tlio crisis. It
happoned in this way. Tho princess
was tho first to bring to court authentic
news of tho scope and purpose of the
insurrection. She had encountered tho
main body under Wat Tyler while on
Ler way to tho slirino of St. Thomas on
the morrow of Trlnltv Sunday. No
violence had beon offered to herself or
to her train when she wss recognized.
They had cheered the king's mother,
the Fair Maid of Kent. They had
been loud in tht r professions of loy
alty, and had testil a I it besides in an
indirect way by exacting from her reti
nue an oath that they would never no
ropt u king of tho name of John. The
boisterous exclusion of aspiring Lancas
ter from the succession wuh not un
pleasing to Itichard's mother; still the
appearance of the half-clad men, with
their murderous ' looking, barbarous
weapons, maces, hatchets, hedge bills,
flulls and scythes was so alarmiug.tlioir
clamor so uproarious, their gestures so
uncouth, that thu incident had put her
in a panic, and slut had turned her car
and jolted along at full speed of her
horses, never stopping but to change
them till she readied Loudon,
All the mother's Instincts were
awuko in the Interest of her sou's safety
and honor. Something she had heard
and clearly remembered through all
her fears from the captain hinmdf,
Wat Tyler, who hud begged her to
aisuro tho king of the devotion of his
poor commons, and that they demand
ed nothing but freedom and justice.
Alto her attendants had gathered for
lier the Hying rumors us they hurried
through the disturbed country. And
when she came to Loudon, and found
Low things stood thero, tho council dis
tracted, resolving upon nothing, ad
journing from day to day, waiting upon
events, a strong suspicion of treachery,
continued by what she had heard as
lie tied along, took possnlou of her
mind, She had heard that agents of
John of Gaunt were busy In Kont. dis
seminating the report that it was his
intention to liberate all his bondmen,
What could this mean but that the
crafty Uncaster was trying to oiiBt her
sou?. It was a suspicious circumstance
that none of tho king's uncles were in
Xondon. John ol Gaunt was at iter
wick, negotiating a treaty with trio
Soots, Tho Hurl of Cambridge hud just
get tail for Portugal. Buckingham
Lad retired to his wife's estates in
Wales, not too well nleased with tho
Biarrlago that had reduced them by
half, Alt were at u rufu distance, And
In the council that was left whom
could she trust?" If only Hurley had
been there. But ho had not yet re
turned from Nuremberg, whither he
Lad gone to settle the king's marriage
with Anno of Bohemia, There vm
tint another in the council, except per
Laps tho ostentatious parnonu IX la
JPele, whom she could Implicitly trust
Ail uf oiuera
Duko of Lancaster. Tholr hesitating
conduct In rueh a crisis was suspicious.
Where was tho anxious mother to
turn? Kho iiad only her woman's wit
to oni)0jO their crafty rjiiitinn. If
tholr counnel was suspicious, tho boy
king must bo urged to rely upon him
self. The poor commons profesi-od
loyalty to the king; they trusted him
nnd thoy did not trust his uncles: If
Kiehard was to save his tlirono ho
must reciprocate their confidence.
It was lato on Tuesday ovenlng whon
tho princess reached London, and
font d the king in tho Tower, with
Archbishop Sudbury, Salisbury, War
wick. Do la Polo, nnd others of thn
counsel who considered thu Tower the
safest place in the unsettled stnto of
the London populace. Much Joy was
expressed nt her safo arrival, hut as
soon ns she had learned tho posturo of
affairs sho pleaded fntiguo, retired to
hor own chamber, nnd. dlmnlRHlnir nil
her demoiselles exennt Gin Unn
whose cool co urn co nnd lielnftilni.ua in
face of tho insurgents had clvon hnr
nn additional claim on tho favorjof
her mistress, she sent for tho king nnd
communicated to him her suspicions,
nn... ..-n i i. ii t ,. .
"" rum io mien, sno sum, in
conclusion, "that each man thinks only
Of lllmsolf. We must tin mir nwn
counsellors."
The boy's soft features hnd hennmn
more nnd moro hard and thoughtful
us he listened. Ho was silent for n
moment, nnd n vindictive look flashed
Into his eyes. It was a staggering reve
lation for n boy of flf.oen to find every
man about him suspect. Hut it did not
co wo his high sjiirit. Tho boy was
transformed hy tho crave thntioiita nf n
fow moments Into a Bolf rollant man.
"Thoy shall nav dcnrlv for tlmlr
treachery same day,' ho said.
His mothor was In too vindictivo a
mood horself to discourage this tempor.
"Hut meantime wo must net, "sho said,
and her eyes fell upon Clara, who
looked as If sho would fain speak.
"My grandfather was hut. n llttln
oldor than I am," Bald the king, "whon
no iook mo roins into tils own hands."
"True, my fair son," said tho prin
cess moclllinica I V. Startlmr frnm hnr
contemplation of Clara's fnco, as if she
had read and considered the unuttorod
thought written thore. Presontly she
nsked the king to tell her whether lie
had hoard anything furtlior of Master
Hardulot, who hnd come to him from
tlio discontented commons.
Richard's face Hushed and ho bit his
lips.
Their demands nro as ho doiivored
BUSINESS LOCALS.
"Yoif should not have done that,"
said Heginald, Jauntily. "Hope is too
precious a thing to bo parted with
lightly."
It was nn excited world into which
the prisoner enmo forth. Southwnrk,
in which tho Mnrshnlsna itruvl a-nn
profoundly disturbed bv tho mlvnnm nf
the insurgent hosts, nnd the ncconts of
panic stricken rumor filled its hostol
ries and ran nbout its streets and Inncs.
Southwnrk wns n leafy suburban then,
the outer frlngo of tlio city round its
main southern entranco n very different
place from the present reel on nf nrmnl.
ed railway termini, nnd Iman mim.
houses, nnd noi'ome eonn .nnd tnllmv
auu lentner lactones. Mn. i . f
n i i i . . . Money to lonn, on furniture, pianos,
JinrlsanI prelates of tho southorn or nny good securities. Notes nnd
counties, nnd tho bends of tho great morngnges bought. S. W. King, room
monasteries of Canterbury and Hnttio 45 Washington buildinc.
Always ask for tlip fummia finnrrnl
Arthur clear. EsberoGunst Clear
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Everybody smokes tho celebrated
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Ettublllhitf Jan. 1, 188S.
Incerporattd July 8, 1891.
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For first clnss dental work nnd
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them to us," said tho princess, "and
thoy seem loyal to you, as ho assured
us tnoy wero."
"My lord chancellor put him in
prison," suid Kiehard, sharply.
Thoy looked nt him in miriirlnr.il In.
quiry. The princess with Clam in hor
train hmj gono down to Leeds castle
immediately nftur Kalph's Interview
with tho king and thoy had hoard
nothing of him sinco, not a littlo to
the dltquietudo of one of them.
J 1 V .
mo reiused to givo thu names of
those who sent him"uidded tin. Lim.
"Iho marshal hold tho chnncollor
justlllod. Would I wero niv own
master!"
"And ho carried no answer," said
tho princess. "Why not send him
now?"
"Whom can I trust?" lm nakiwl ut
terly.
Clara looked nt him rimrntmlifnll..
"Pardon mo, sire," sho said, "I will
answer for his honesty with my life."
And she blushed at hor own warmth.
Klchlird's frOWIIS of doubt; nml mnl.
clou gave place to a gay laugh. "You
aro pieuging, my brave Ulnra," lie said,
"what wo can scarce call our owd in
tbeso times, but thero is no hotter
surety to bo had. I will send him,
and you, dear mother, shall give him
IiIb mesingo. Hut first we must dls
cover whore his good undo has hidden
him awuy."
This was eatlly discovered through
the medium of Keglnald, who wus in
the Tower with his master.
CHAPTEK XXIV.
Shortly after noon on Wodnosday,
nbout the time when the insurgents
began to debouch on Hlackheath, a
writ under the privy seul for Itnlph
liardelot's relcata wnn imi-i-Im.i i.iu
brother Keglnald to the governor of
.Mnrslialscn prison.
Through his brothor's influence with
tho governor, Knlph was the solo occu
pant of tho cell In which ho was con
flnod. He was fastened without being
manacled; he was allowed a stool to
sit on, and a rough deal tablo for his
oook. rnis book was the "Do Conso
latlone Philosophlao," the famous
meditative work which helped so manv
in tho middle ages to bear misfortune
with equanimity, Ho was leaning his
head on it whon the bolts of the door
wore drawn, nnd looked up in a dreamy
mood which nuicklv rhuninl In ....... nf
eager surprise when ho saw his brother
timer.
Keitlnald strode fnrunr.l Inir. i,n
dim light, and embraced him. "r
como, Hrothr .Amond-all," ho said,
"with better consolation than vou ran
get irora tho last of tho Romans ; I
bring you freedom."
Kegluald's airy manner was unaffect
ed by the gravity 'of the times. Ralph
looked at him in a puttied way, as one
newly awakened and keenly on the
alert without understanding why.
"Shake off your dreams, my philos
opher," said Reginald briskly "I am
(ent for you by tho king."
"ine king!" cried Ralph.
nnd Lowes, hnd tholr town residences
in South wurk. nnd hosts of trnvnlliim
from tho south, nnd h dldny pilgrims
bound fcr Canterbury, wero lodged in
its commodious inns. Southwnrk wns
moro than usually crowded, for many
visitors hnd como to town to witness
tho processions nnd pngennts of Corpus
Christ!, nnd tho Canterbury nllfTrimu
of Whitsun weok wero stnyed in tholr
iiosioirics uy mo Buuuon nnd unforscen
populnr storm. T1ibo fnir weather
strangers wero dispel sing homewnrds
ns fnst as thoy could hlo, now that
tho track of tho storm towards tho cap
Itai was declared, nnd Ralph nnd Regi
nald, when thoy cumo out of tho Mar
shnlscn. found themunlvnu In tlm tl.lnk-
of tho nolso nnd bustlo of their hurried
Uopnrturo.
10U would bnva llnn Iron in n four
hours moro," said Rcginold to his
brother, "without tho klmr'n crrnnn
The rabhlo will havo no prisoners.
Jails uro tholr abhorrence Tho gov
ernor tells mo that nearly all his tip
stnvos nnd wnrders hnve fled."
Ralph mndo no answer. Tho unac
customed light nnd hurry nnd nolso
bewildered him. Ho rodo along In
silonco, while his brother volubly di
rected his attention to tho slims nf tlm
gonornl oxeitemont, nil of which tho
lively courtier treated in a humorous
spirit.
Tho drawbridgo nt tho Southwnrk end
of London brldgo was up. and was not
lowered till Roginald had given tho
password. Tho bridaa itflnlf una
manned; and as thoy rodo along
Thames stroot towards the Tower they
could boo that tho riverside walls also
nnd tho landing stiars weio under tho
care of tno watch ,nnd ward. Hut
mixed up with this mllltin, nnd stand
ing in buzzing"groupn nt tho corners,
or moving restlessly through tho streets,
wero hundreds of tho lowor populace,
rowdy apprentices nnd ragged laborers,
who had thrown their work asido and
como out to swoll tho excitement. Tho
booths woro all shut up, and such of
tlio richer cltizons as wern nnt wlHiln
doors walked about with orv trnvo
faces. On St. Catherine's "If 111 hv l.n
Tower nconlo woro ur.tlmrnrf n L-nnt.
oagerly dhcussing what they had heard,
und wntchlug tlio crrlvals nttho Tower,
on tho alert to lonrn more.
The kintr wus slttimr with li! munnii
when Ralph arrived nt tho Tower, und
ho was conducted to tho apartments of
tho princess. There ho found also In
waiting tho governor of Rochester Cns
tie. Sir John Newton, who liml h......
folzed bv tho inniirinntannrl rnmnnlln.1
at peril of his lifo, to bo tho bearer of n
message to tno King. Tills message wns
to the effect that tho commons nf Knr.
land, us tho insurgents styled iliem-
olves, woro deeply nttuched to tho
king's porsontlieir leaders lost no op
portunity of nssevornting their loynlty
but thnt the king wus young, nnd had
been mislead by ovil counsellor."), nnd
they humbly besoueht him in i-nmn nml
confor with thorn in person, whon thoy
would inform him more nartlonlnrlv nf
the grievances under which they Inher
ed, nnd tho remedies that thoy pro
posed. Most reluctantly had Newton
crossed tho Thamos on this service,
leaving his children as hostages in tho
hands of the commons; bitterly had ho
felt und resented oven with tears tlio
reproaches thrown at him by his fallow
courtiers for consenting, nt whatovor
peril, to act as tho emissary of a rebel
lions rabulo; and now ho was waiting
with heavy henrt, distractedly answer
ing the quetioii8 of tlio princess whilo
tho council deliberated of their decision.
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