Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-05-16
THE PRINCESS DROGUCA

"No, Herbert, l can't do it. You
will have to get out OF the difficulty by
f, yourself 1t is useless my going to
your father any more; he said the last
time lie would never again cripple
himself by paying your debts. His
mind is made up about it; and even if
= it wasn't l know he has not got the
money. As for me, ycu know l have
t not"
"Then what on earth am | to do?"
inquired the Hon. Herbert Farnham.
f "The Jews will do no more for me.
I'm broke and that's the truth. They
say there's a baronet working down at
the docks, glad of three shillings day
when he can get it. / suppose l shall |
te son and arnuea a Ii title. 4
4 funny picture that of this grand E
| creature, resplendent with the beautiesR
of nature appropriate TO a ''masher. /
and adorned by clothes perfectly built
, working at anything but the obtaining !
7 as much amusement as possible out of
. life The smile was but transient on
: : LADY Chetwynd's handsome face; It
: a;od away soon, and she fell into pro-
Re found thought. Presently she sald
g very gravely, "Ihere Is 'oU'
" Margaret. -, +bo Hon.
,rorhort looking up from his admira-
hlo boots, which he had been stuayins
attentiyely, possibly wondering whe'ne,
the hundred well-cut pairs that stooo
in his dressing room would be Oh ANY any
- 40 +o wear out when he was a ooc'
= ,ohoror or whether it might oecom
'''gy aaa.sorv 70 have sale of his persona
belongings. pno,an,
d co.. ,rrote and told me so, IN 1ac
sive Ana i has occurred to me, once
our twice to wonder whom she will ie"'
diff nil her money to. NJ
ade - .TIas she no one?" inquired the H0
- IN, Herbert quickly. ,,,t,
ke eoa ~ one at al. | believe; absolute
west vest 80 one She was an only child a
,es in with no near relatives, when she II
heis, riod vour uncle George. That Is Il
rs stylns ,~ she came to be sole heiress to such
enormous fortune. -.
20. "Made out of sausages, WASH I II
my ooh no. nothing worse than pic
lily and lam I'd have forgiven her
u Sanrce Of her money, for. her Ia
ho;na dead when she married, it m
'; all have been forgotten, but | ioun
d;8cult to forgive her for being
self" ..A )
asked the Hon. Herbert
aWeu'-said Lady Chetwynd'
tating little, "shes vulgar
NC, rather Eighty She never seem
me good enough for George :,
ng, ny ..yhv did he marry her, them
ooh as for that" answered
,sant .cbetwynd, her color rising slight
! co. believe he married her for her =, I
7 can imagine no other reason
d on our ~Ahr' said her son; "then she
married twice for the same re'
+ =, supply lll5 suppose" che
with in Yes, opseiN0u
10 of our -. .ooord marriage made M
st &c, goods, tto angry with her than ever NJ n,
!, t4a1 ,,'aY+ 'nt second husband is dead, real
no no Cloth che would call herself Mrs Il
and Boys, again. instead of going about
u l-a,,lvs Princess Droguca.
ave q of Goods gu,d oNever mind" said the az
hanged m or bert; "as the prince cleared Q
where the out squandering her money
:. III forgive him his sins and eV
M respectfully of his memory.
OA me where to find my Aunt )
6: :: :3;' ::: s: ::s !: :: =; .: :
seemed to have possessed in
Light otS'' l will try them on her'
humble. dutiful. the most
, Of nephews. viii carry h