The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-05-02

t1d1eNStl6 xEacbArla0 MOYeM6Mt IN HIS
I Oxford days? Did he not recently <
tend the episcopal @gis to major the
1 CITY Road eyilaDodger, when TINT
eonvertedreprobate pitched his tent
within Tie very shadow Of the palace,
md preRched eternal damnation IN the
choicest II cockneys Iadeed, the bish-
- hadssbeen known TO smilesoneMr.
Spnrgseon and beam bensv0lently upon
metropolitan Noodles and suburban
sSsnkies. The curate Of his diocese
were mot interdicted from cricket no
his rectors from lawn. tennis and 1 am
not IL 9 position tocontradict the ru-
NOR thas the bishop has been known TO
cut into 4 rubber for SILVER threepen-
ME, 7 and in tile shadow of a stage-box
once saw Mr. Irving play Shylock.
Indeed, when Julian, sonly ON, vas
atS Eions his father reioiiced more at his
Winning the public school rackets than
sin his marrying of the Prince Consort's
prize fol foreign languages; and when
npat Orisl he found his! way into tho
asight the Bishop's JOY was 80 great as
stosben NJ moments positively nndignified.
He liked his son to be in the best set in
town le~ eheerfuliy paid ENTRANCES and
subscriptions to variouscl clubs, the names
ssofgwhicsl were certainly Unfamiliar to
him, but which julian assured him were
4 AHE 80 - $50 81 49, EEEr
sneccssaries even for q bishops infant.
Arch and honorable alliance 10. Julian
began to- DO q very definite object in the
Episcopal e,ye, and consequently lie
highly approved Of Julians country
house visits his CHEEKY letters, contain
ING catalogues Of the notabilitiics with
whsiarn he had danced, or shot, or played
saharades we're balm to his soul; and at.
breakfast over. m account Of the pre-
yio,ls evenings dinner and dance, the
saeSsdotal spirits sesnsibly revived.
Nominalfy Julian was going TO the bar,
and duly ate dinners, or, rather, sulked
III digniicd silence at The Middle TEMPLE
6so'cloek mess in full evening dress.
md refused the preferred joint on tie
ground chat he never ate boiled mutton
in the afternoon. Naturally enough
this statement irritated his poor breth-
rem, especially as it was Julian's won't
to bolt to the Orleans for dinner the
moment grace was said.
Bearing these facts in mind, it will be
understood that the Bishop was rather
hurt when it came to his ears that his
son had been frequently seen at Mrs.
Gideon Blcwsby's asmall and eMlies'' in
sNSDGke7tOn Crescent, Bayswater, and had
stIbBeaIfently been Observed at ST.
sJanaes' Hall on Monday evenings, ao-
paredtly enWrapped inGthe strains Of a
shpohrsquArtet, in company with. a pretty;
little girl known to all Bayswater as
Kitty Blewsby. When finally Miss
5Crabbie told him that the pair had been
noticed shopping at Whiteley's he could,
stand it no longer.
sSs.lt won't dc, my boy, said the Bish-
ss0I,s one She may be all yous soy
probably is Int then yon Know Blews-
Nv ~ solicitor-nttorneys we used to
call tliem land n Dissenter, and / don't
Iikeit; besides the Grabbies talk about
III sp.n
assM n n dear father said Julian some-
what holly, Miss CrabI,ie is q member
sof the Browning society, ana an Esoter-
~ Buddhist, andSn NIL the rest of II; but
she Is frowsy old gossip for all that,
and Miss B1ewsby is acharming natural
girl, and worth fifty of Crabbie, and
The Bishop looked aghast.
s9sBesidesy yon know, going to the bar
srNa. NJ t,6t ~ En T.,n,, n ,.s;k1S caJ...A....
and her fatler has lots Of work to give
: fellow "
Even the professional plea didn't
Isoften tie Bishop; and he wrinkled his
brow and his apron-botll usually
sn~a0oth--es he said indignantly, taking
his bedroom candle aPreposterous per-
fertly monstroust Tan ashamed Of yonu'
Why Julian rushed upstairs after bis
father had retired, put on a fresh tie,
Ard dashed into q hanson, Z dontquite
know but IN quarter of IAN hour he
Vas laughing with Kitty Blewsby, Dear
little Kitty-riante, maidenly and be-
witcinngiooked mp with frank delight
N her lovers eyes for of course tits no
secret now that they were lovers at this
tinnel and flushed Is she listened to Ju-
ianss somewhat i~rreyerent account Of
his recent interview.
SaYoH do believe me-. Kitty ~ he
pleaded and she looked grave and said
nothing, but she certainly danced with
him. And all Cockerton Crescent
chuckled over it; . young person in
oOksMuslin and a pink sash sang 20.
We Two We're May1ng With evil
dent meaning, between the polkas; and
Jiliian sat next TO Kitty at the sit.down
supper. and pulled crackers with her,
carved . game-pie; there was no
6inesse about Cockerton Crescent, / as
Won.
Miss Esoteric Buddhist Crabbie told
he Blshop AL about it, and there is no
Doubt The Right Rev. Everton and Tau
phia WAS very cross. There was d
BtofmyEintergiew so farthe paragraphs
that appeared in the weekly journals
we're quite accurate. But it is quite
false (as I am instructed) t say that
Julian i~tteralIy cut the episcopal apron
strings with q carving knife. Still, I'll
admit the interview, and I also am
bound to acknowledge its stormy char
Acter.
The succeeding week was q herce one
kcr everybody concerned. The Bishop
ronndly slated three rectors and a dean,
and saekedsa curateswho had VresImed
10 adopt a. sou,-sou'western position
during tho collection Julian hid q bad
week at SAndown, naturally enough,
Tor he only backed horses whose names
began with * Miss Crablie read a
pAper on Historic feminine Sinners. y