, 1877-08-14

anticpati1ns ri the I,Ytnts surprise viii II his
unexpected retutn would tausc (" tl,G !,nly of
hts lovf. lie Ttartlcs the dwelling, lhsuW- lli4
reink u, nm orderv tr'cs the door, thtnt> t. It Is
]. Inv ,lrurcst," gets M answer, become. t,nra-
ticut, and finally kicks in Panel and tus Tint
his tlearrsEH has Gn1t. .hn la LEFT IN ssGn tc-
hind Itrr cxrcpt M empty jewel asr, Now.
there are M jewelers., nj prrtent, IN tiurgty'I,
md no one hut lunatc ever ventures out
Of dnors under the sttrrI,Ine lcat II midday;
70 that there Was legitimate tsaHsr fnr sns-
pictun. hut where. snh slci lie knew that
size had not left by the morning train, and there
arc no pp.t horsee to lie o:,tntnc.l III the toHt,
md no plncc b! refuge ncarrF finn HIcliasyht,
II bhc lad becn fnlntlt IN run away; SHE must
bc in the iriEh!s,rlrnd. aIl for lt'ura lid the
IH,or man tear about the streets, an VIZ coil
hear Ills bowls aud itnpsccations erluttg throu4l,
the rIrTilors Of the hn.ef, aA he Allrfckctl out
fur tidings u his lost Que. M onc could NJ
would give him any satisfaction, INT at last
totncIp,iy suggested that the evenings train 10
thu capital might Elre lin sUt1,e FLEW IL the
nystcry; no t., the statiou iIc went. anil uni
l,isAed himself III Its ctTiruns, aud Thought
oyer Inc Inconsistency ami rerlhiy ot The fair rex.
Everybody In tnwn nt la.t gut tD know III t!le
Affair." an'i there was unite gallery uf apccta-
tors IN the spnt when ttc llrht trl1 fang at 5l5.
greater, when suddenly l,atknry carriage tore
tip the street, md Us the last trli snr tho dc-
parturc WIS changing, tho lost lady nan1 tile Cnl
Ongfe most fniftnnte friend, CARL with small
AtNfGll11H@Uu0 III h%EpEF1 pAk Htlfl I2u III
thc tickct-'ttire. suppose sa'd Fl I" Hrut<. Or
something III the sort. Tor lcar1l snrnG curinns
md evidently uhpar1stnriltarv Euttcral sounds,
and We saw bGvcrul slaps " the tarc given. and
In tho midst 0f tho eruli1c lI"lGn Et intu rnt
class carnage and was borne on to bucharest,
whencc tile telcKrapbrd tbu Eai1ie cvulli1,:, for
h"s luggage. and Paris and Me,alaus wern ur-
.!crcl uif to their respective lodgin1s. under
thUuel, nc seemed to enjnv the sccslc, Gould not
permit tI1c public scandal to ru III nsltIutcet.
in dit, that there Will be q duel as eonn ns
Isilstchnk las fallen; hut Russian discipline Is
tNtlex1,t. and X uucitNg Is winkcd ut 1t IL ,nIy
tlpou condition that II docs not Interfere with
tic public veal.
CURIOUS RELIC or LOLA MON.
TEE.
Trnfnfn t.ftn. ! Enftrprfse.
John 1ru'l pcnnytIlc, who passed through this
city day OF twu since from llsttnas County,
California, on his way to Esfncra1da County, In
tllts State, has q curious relic vi that strangG
and adventurous woman, Luta Municz. Mr..
pcnnvlllc is an nccon plstetl yloIinist, and when
Lola was residing in Grass Valley, Cal, was IN
tho habit Of playing for her in order that size
might practice sotnc new tlanrc Of her own In
vcntIo1,. The yiolintst hah a strong passion for
making collections Of human halr, particularly
the long trcsses Of women. lie had several
times hfnted to Lola his great desire 10 possess
trcss OF her hair, but shc refused to take these
hints, however plainly made.
Al this time Lola lad in her possession at her
home IN Grass Valley young bear that afic was
training for so,tle purpose. she being ut that
time but about - years of agc. One day when
lcnnyilt pga.u hlt<c1 aAttlt the trcss Lola sail
"Alr. Pcnnv,'ic, II yDu will gu Into that hack
sarl, throw TINT bear 10 the grucnd, aud hold
hiEl one minute bv my watch. will givo you IL
stTan'i q e. ny hair large enough for tue bow Of
III Dune i" yrica rcnnvi,lc, an1 he ut oncc pro.
rcet!cd to the yard for his tussln with the bcar,
Lola following to time !liul.
Tllo bear was grizzly not yet old cnungh IL
be very laRgcrotis and Pr'lnyilte, prUceetlipE as
though at play with the animal, With very little
coveted lock Of hair.
Tie tress was promptly surrendered, aud
rclnyille lung kept It amung the other spcci.
inv,,s IN Ills collection; but wl,cu he Iearll nf
York, ii, lSt or 1851. hu rGt,elntcrcl her wtrsl#
ut the time he won the MeEnclltu: " will rive
you u strand large enough for the bow Of yunr
vloin, aud ic then proceeded to plAcr tho hair
1t remains tO This tiny.
avn you play III something with the bow,
Mr.. Fcnnvltlei" sui.l wc anx!.,tIs 10 be able ~
eny We I,ol lcarl even the sfnalest thing played
wllfl 80 strange relic OF q now aj,nUst forgot
tel, won,an, mid trembling lest We should G9
rvfl,scd suci, gratiilvatiu,l.
~ sriasMn MSS this bow In p!aytns,'1' said Nr.
TennyIllc, "but OIL this ocraslDn will give you
u short piece ttat was d fayurtte with Luln. ln
other words, you slal hear blt of music tiut
was loved by Lola MOntcz played with her OWN
hair." ,
10 our surprise ho then proceeded to play u
must niournluI, fearful bit of something nlIl as
| he concluded hu said; 'tThat was not uuly d la-
| yoritc pIecc with Lola, but was also Of her own
compos,tton."
pennytlIu Is now quite au old n.ass, aud doca
not apucar to bc uycrburticncu With this world's
| gooIs, but II would take large stun Of mouoY
| to purchase TINT fiIltc-bow.