The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-10-08

A@iGlib vi ten persons VINO were Il
our batch came to SAX after the health a
the old Marquis. The next day we return
ed all the visits that we had received
remained at Antwerp until the departure
of the King. and saw a great many people
/ | returned with Il report and notes whirI
I did the much honor. And if had n LITTLE
fatuity ! might even add that the Counties,
had way of leauipg on nv arm and
looking ar me sideways when we went II
see tie pictures in the muSenn of Antwerp.
All might perhaps have made very
fine marriage -
'MonSierr Maroon. the man has come
and the woman is bringing him into the
garden
A these words uttered bv one of the
policemen. DuhriSart and Maroon rose
fr'lvcrSed the garden. and. remaining on
the donr-Si!l. looked into the dancing room.
They saw Aglae Ripon coming along the
eircnlar promenade OH the arm of little
re'i-iEiretl ;nan in gray coat wearing n
soft felt hat The little man was talking
much aud seemed very animated The
woman did not seem to be listening Her
gait was uncertain. her glance vague size
must have drank great deal OF siigaretl
wine. By a mechanical gesture of her
left hand she almost constantly pushed
back the bunch of red roses that beat
against her face. The two policemen,
followed close behind
DO you recognize him 80 said Marcou
to Dubrisart.
mo, he wore all his beard he had
dark hair. | see before me hear,lIess
man with red hair. But we shall soon
see; have a certain means of knowing
II it IS he''
When the woman saw the garden door.
and when she recognized Maroon and
D"tr'Sarf who were waiting OH each side
OF The door. she drew herself up. screamed,
anu tried tornSh back. But the policemen
seized both t;i.. man and the woman and
pushed them violently into the garden. |
Marc"u shut the door. AT that moment |
the qladriIle finished. and five hundred |
voices cried furionsly. Encore encore -
LET the woman go.'' said Dubrisart,
ana bring the mHn here under the gas
amp There. 6nd now. nv fiiend.
'how me yonr lett hand open it. All.
hrre are my three teeth. 1t was | who
gave von those three marks 1t, exchange
DIR cut from y"n knife. nandcuff him.
{ is StafiIer.
Dnhri art and Maroon arrived at the nre-
ettre at half past 10 that evening. One
t the chefs de serrtce was there. They
ave him An account of their expedition.
Very good" he said .-Marcou
bank yoH hnt you. Dnhrisart remain
have question TO ask you. have had
'veial reports about the reception it Ant-
'trp. In one of my reports certain
aron dc Martonne lie Lrlstrac is mention
as having been very violent il. his
'Ieusg ge. He spoke most insultingIy i'm
nhiic concerning NJ. Thiers. You did +.
Ut see this Baron de Martonne de Lus- ;
ac 90 ;
Yes. saw him.
well. you cay nothing about him in i
'ur report why ?'' |
Because it was myself {
81 thought 80. And this is what comes !
fantastic police without orders or dis /
pline. AT every line in your report you
eak of Countess tie Riballiere.''
Yes. who was very fervent. and whose
lher-''
THE Marquis de oustasson-yes. 1 d
low Wait minute.''
The chef de serpice opened the door. I I
Madame Robert . he said. ..will you .
me in. it you please
And The Baron de Martonne de Llstrac il
" tho Countess de Ia Rabiliiere enter, Il
essed in the most modest fashion. Both
them. baron and the countess. looked at ),
ch other astonished. y
Monsieur Dnbrisart, Madame Robert, q
saame Robert. Monsieur Duhrisart.
ok at each other well, / pray You, and 2 2
good enough when yoa meet not to +,