The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-01

togethef, Dut RHal by dhe h0riHer got the
bssL of IT.; ;and,a gEadual,silence seemed
to settle over all The passengers. o., on,
spec tile ,pufhhg engine; urowsy grew
The weary travellers; Glove and closer
lliu NaNfan ge t 10 ii - sleepy charge, and
hersell up to Motpaeps, aud 1eaneu her
Tired head against ouy heto's manly
breast.
Wnew! How they did 60!
"Sipging through the forest,
hattling ovcrrldges.
Shooting linder arches,
Rumbihg over BRIDGES,
Whfzzlag' LhroaRh the mountains,
BuzziDg o,er the y,de.
Biess4ne! this is sIdeashnt,
Riding on ran."
'Vtyian-ah, Vivian! That woula have
been the pleasaItesL'ride ln al thy lHeJ
mad 1t not bee 1or-shose horrible sus-
ip{clohe fur the second tiMel Yes, they
would be heard spite dhin helceukn't
ward them. Gil.
clock at it calmly, now. Here she
was feignipg sleep At his side-and IN
ysuch close proximity, too! Had she MOI
entleed hun TO sit by her, when the car
was halt. empty? Had she not encour-
aged him TO bacome iamliiar? Had she
not show III u dozen ways that she Was
partial to his pGesenceY Certainly she
nad--anI he would keep his eyes open
he wasn't to be caught ,nappiug-noI
mel" Tuus il. was that his first; pleasur
able emotions in his imaglnary role o1
'guardlau angepWere turned TO watch.
ful care-1iot Of the sleeping maiden
but of his! pucke i5b9Ok!
Eleven O'Clock Wis striking on the
city bells as Sthelgars rushed lnL0Athe de-
pot at Chicago. The stopping OF LIE
Grain be came, las usual the IstgHaEtOr II
general bu b lei of%depNrture, and our 1un-
Known heroine, waking up III IA hurry
began, IN "a gather ,unhereic mlssier tu
las ten on her bohnet jahd TO the usual
number of miscellaneous bundles thar
women will carry when travelling. V,v-
ian had got int hisOvercUat, and-mao t
it be cohiesseG?-wHs examining ais
pockets! First, the 'leftthaAu trous ets ;
al right. Then Ats eompatflot on Hhe
other srde; All i1'-i-g.h-l-where was tina
check? Sure he mad put it into that
pocket wasn't there CIV --4perhaps in
Ills yest-nu-must be IN mis- cOaL--pOt
there either3 SIraAgel He tries all the
pockets over again, and by this time, our
young lady being ready to depart, nr-
tlces the search, and lnnooently inquiries
what he has lost.
"You haven't noticed a baggage check
lying around loose, nave youw
"No, slr. ls tnat wnat you are looking
forr
"Yes, it is, madam; and what's more,
Ibeheye you haye gotl
~Slrw
.'Ou, you needn't put on y6nr dignity
Il IkneW yeu atow, and II yoI don't G We
UP thai cneck quietly, l shall be so very
rude as to ,naiIu You over to the police ~
The look Ofastonis shment and horror
with Whicn she listened 40 the 80 terrible
words be considered as part of The
game. Not a DOUBT TemaiAed in his
III md D,a ahatjsbe had taken his eneok,
and iRte Rded 10 get possession OF his
trunk and It's egnte nts.
Let me pass, STRIP
$50 you WON'T YiVe it up peaceabl Z {?
Very we'll" and Vivian followed her
ouL of the Gar, through The crowd into
the ladies' room. A policeman was ih-
SANITY summoned, Bne aceusa ton
made, and "a search ttemau ded, felleweu
ny a copious tlvW ottears from cur un-
protected friend.
Young woman," said No. X. bland
ly, ..please produce the contents OF your
pocket"
The order was mechanically obeyed,
aud brought 10 lignt an embroidered
cambrlc handkerchief, a watch kew, a
letter, and tine pretty little purse, from
watch tatIer there dropped to the AvUr
brass checEl No. x. and yfYian both
made u dive for il, ard their nesads came
together III rapid collision, bringing out
an oatn OF pre- tyalafge dimensions IRON
tue burly oiicem In, and torctig u
growl from Vivian. Pie latter, howey-
er, secured The C, ,feck, and, noi ding 1t up
10 the lIght, exclaimed:
"22o5! Tnat's 4n ne! March her offp,
SNOW, young woman, wuat have YOU
got TO say"
somebody, coming up TO the trio. "Wny,
hdte, my uear SISTER, ls this you?
must nave MISSED you in the. cruwd -