The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-07-16

Frank Templttou liytd IN Pslltiu.
Chamborl ~ Junes's Slrcut-that ia q
say, be ufuaIly slept and OCCASIONAL.
brcikiastei there, for his club was mex
door and bis friends were many. Thor
IL probably no dullcr place on csfth-ca
peclally dull because the sense Of reaction
Is always 80 specially strong In this par
tlcular placo-M 81, Jamcs'a Street Ah0u.
nine a. m, when the season "a over, aut
London Ia pronounced tO hc a howlint
Wilderness, II was the 10th Of August
On an ordinary dry Mr.. Templct0n would
have probably been In The enjoyment o
his beauty sleep, and the apartments, ol
more strictly speaking, the apartment
which he occupied would have been
shrouded in q funereRl stiffness. On this
particular l0th Of August, however, Mr
Templcton's room presented . scene Of
busy confusion -Oppn portmanteaus, scat
tered clothes dlsofEani2ud nccktics,
"Coulound IT. just my luck" satd
our friend Frank, knocking over u pile Of
shirts. Where's the hat box, Samy'
Cant find Il, sir, nowhere list been n,
looking for It."
Then just 60 to Mr.. Danby's cham.
bcrs, and ASK him Il holl be good enough
to lend me his look sharp, there's no
time 10 lose, Train leaves Kings Cross
at ten"
Mr., Dandy was Mr.. Tcmplctoo's cousin
and Dis-l.eiS at the polatiue. They had
been chums at Oxford, and had carried
with them to London the species Of limited
communism as regards each others pos
aossiuns which they used to practice at
81. Bonlhco.
lir. Tcmpleton had promised to Join
some friends Of bis who Ind taken u Halle
cottage on the northwest coast Of Scot
hnd "Capital shooting and A 1 fish.
lug" the letter said and as for expense,
1t doesn't cost one slypeuce u day.
That's about my FORM saliloQu,Sed
MI, Templeton 81 rather thlnS | shall
go"
The hanson containing our friend and
his baggage drove up to Kings Cross at
100. A plaCarl announcing "Monthly
return tickets, third class, Tor Ehnburgh
Tor MY shtllings caught Franks eve.
Happy thought was the silent form
which that gentloman's reil otlons took.
81 have been intending all my life u
economies Ill begin now. The weather
IS charming, and they toll me third class
this line Is almost IA coed az first
There WAS but one other occupant of tho
arringe whioh Frank Templet0n entered,
gentleman prosperous in appearance,
rather more than middleagod IN
'ears-- altogether not exactly the sort OF
.lomPanion whom Frank had expected to
lnd on his present very economically con.
Quoted trip, The whistle sounded and
the train was eff. Our two travellers
were as silent as is the wont of Britons
who have not gone through the prolimiua.
Of Introduction. Frank did not smoke:
he was In the habit OF saying that no in.
IN no petty vices there was, there.
lore, no opportunity Of his stirring TO In.
dignation his fellow.yoyegeur by the
question whether he objected to y cigar-
he simply read his paper and spooulated
on the character, calling, aud occupa.
ton Of his tls,d els,
al didn't know, reflected Mr.. Temple.
ton within himself, "that well TODD house
holders of sixty years OF age who carried
Russia leather dispstch.b bags and studied
the City article in the Tones, were In the
habit Of geing third class
Rugby was passed. and the two sill
had the compartment to themselves, The
"old boy as our friend had eventually
christcned his companion, felt IN hi,
pockets and seemed to miss something
lie seized tho hatboS next him, and pro
daced a key.
pardon me, sir" said Mr.. Temploton
81 think that hat box is mine"
"a thousand pardons, | am sure" re
piled the OLD boy. Cecil Dandy = he
exclaimed, reading the inscription on the
brass plate, as he deposited the srticlo on
the seat,-whioh, it will DO remembered
was the property of Franks cousin
That is = name well known to mo You
surely are not related 10 Mr.. Dandy, al
Danny Park, in Surrey q"
'" am, lntcvd: | happen 10 be his
"ui course, Of course. wonder |
didn't see the likeness at once"
And Franks newly-made friend at0ned
Tor his long continued silence by a sarie.
of anecdotes, which il seemed would
never end, of Mr. Dandy, OF Dandy Park
50 voluble Ia his conversation was the
old boy that, as Frank remarked after
wards TO a friend, che couldn't ret his
oar In" and after making sundrv efforts
TO say who he was more precisely, gave il
UP as a bad job.
u know you needn't tell me, ! know
all about you, my dear sir; and lot me
tell you ! have the greatest pleasure II
making the acquaintance of q Young mar
50 thoroughly sensible as | am quite sur,
you are"
From london 70 Stirling isalonr null
but the trsa WAS punoiual to is lime
and at a little before eleven the twothird
ciss passengers from town were mucl'
established in the colFce.room Of IL
Royal Hotel. The pair enjoyed thor sur
per, and Mr.. Templeton's companion
when the meal had been fairly discusses