The daily gazette., 1877-09-15
he Lovers Wrath.

,v girls. if you want any beauty
pV1 Won had better go to bed" SAID
Conway, r ,NEA.
'Vc VConway's house was decorated
!, 's,toons Of evergreens studded with
Ureat wedding cake, with its col
II spun sugar and wreaths ofroses
va ysady set in its place Of honor in
|ddle | Of the table, and the chandelier
/, II fashioned affair. with glistening
chains aud pendants of cut glass,
kreathed with princessepine and
N rum" for Katie Conway was 70 be
M the next day.
sood before the fire, a tall, sweet
|sirI Of nineteen her goldenrbrown
6ilsd in ripping waves around her
and her large blue eyes shin
Ia azure Jewels, while the three
Iu,ids, old schoolmates, who, in
,ns with an ancient compact, had
krmmoned to this first wedding in
f,,nks clustered around her like
.dhonor about their queen.
Isr me-" said Rosa Finlay, TITS
N nv hair not crimped yet," said
Dale. ..l.t. 1
A I've got the blue bows to sew on
Mite muslin dress,' added Lu-
Wharton, "Good-night, every
50 the merry little group scattered
various rooms.
Il Conway herself went last of all,
! did not go Immediately to bed.
here not Robert Falconer's last let
keal over once again, in the glow
.fre, while Bessie, the maid; who
kitmg to brush out her young lady's
snced askance at Katie's face, and
how nice it must be to have a
enly Katie started up.
" selfish ann" she said, apollo
:, a forgot that Bessie was wait
in FIVE minutes the maid was
bed, and Katie was all alone with
mp burning softly on the table
freight glancing on the gilded
Bues Of the Chinese folding screen
but all draughts away from the
Ca at the same time Robert Fal-
just arrived IN the late train. was
g out IN the frosty moonlight by
pie yard Of the Bolton Arms"
pse to him stood a tall, handsome
faning against the gate posi-, ,smok-
ga.
u" said he, airily, "this is a sur
pn't see why it should be-" re-
FacOner. ~ am to be married
S Conway tomorrow, and 1 de-
p come on tonight instead of
lOr The morning train. l shall
en- an agreeable surprise" and
frightened at the thought. "The
IS that you should be here, KARL
young mans eyes turned eva
way from the others frank glance
We lawyers are here and there
qEhere, I've had a libel case
ann 1t has brought me down
Ily."
vas the woman you were talk
'En | first came imp carelessly
lN Falconer. "She seemed an
rangry."
laughed again, this time more
lnedly than before.
Ony woman from the other end
, HSa, said he "I've paid her
'lsuler few attentions, and she
~, lake the matter auserieux.-
|0"1lry people are desperately in
mere Comes the hOstler. now
a.e n'9, bad ordained otherwise.
sy lame, ' ""'
I'ps gentleman cold wait an
!, ,S,a. Sa lGal''' echoed Mr.. Falconel
,s' n, / Il already! No, thanks, my
s,s ' ., al easy two miles. l could
@ s@ lime than that"
binoa %sa utter night. sir. for all the
oniI II y 80 ! bright" urged the man
m,aa' n O' lSlnsned with the cold.n
fi, f6r.,a.,A Ny friends here will lend
bpIu IJI,llmed Jaa Ulster-eh, Porter?'
n ~ ~ 'uielaaad4d !, Falconer.
lao"ni51'e ~'' l1e pleasures in life,r Karl
are sc'uly, s@uly made answer; "that is
li.Fccentricity.n y '''
\ 5oa, until Your wedding eve come,
The eb b,jdolw you will feel about it," re.
Ia GIa,,nutsroom-elect, Ian as he but.
IN tba % / wrap about him and
on M the t1e nui, our collar to protect hi:
eyusn a,e :, cold "Wel, au revoir
Ii 'tO' to., 70 see you at the wedding
be Iona morrow, remember. Ane
IaIke, s. 10 swinging stride of a prac
ut disappeared down the
Il 1l' .io1 .'ira1nspired at about l1.ao. an,
p,a,4I 4Taster a clock on Miss Con
niI niI1, h,IpN!n pointed to 10 precisely
sl,,eO, eO,Foodiug over Mr.. Fal
(aiyer r' s. something like a trem
sar in VI chill air across he,
d pD l,1is;linctively and look n1, np
of thu Illuminated only a small
Of the 'Eom' f''1 but the silver ra
b the caSa ,u,, moon, shining il
aperies iiesso',su @ls to draw the Grim
1tre staudinne G1ue !, a as light as day
Itach hu,ug aasa, leaning against t6,
lover -'se.nent SI Katie Conwa,
apd lf, a f,ea sealskiu Set cap on hi hi.
% Scarlet let as, as pale as marble
le startrd Ipot DO on the left TEN
The SAM u up with a low cry,