Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-26

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N, coubsr said Ma Lane. W.. sas be-
coming more AMI more imrre~ with toe
advant,cA= O. travelling with 20 important
pers mage Is Mr. Tressra sit /. indsei,
fortunate tn,t We met you But for you
~You nd probably have been seut &c
goal Vel, there arc no more custom.
horse till you get TO Alexan iria'
And II ttere we're salt Miliiccns. erats-
fully. 1--WE know you would get Us through
tlem. ~ any other ;ronS,s.'
Trrzire answered. gaily- for his heart was
High, an 4 almost free from carr. TIE worst
"a { nj his Journey wa over. They W uli
lie a, We ,.ca hefore nj ,a--ali. all hs hopel
tn :, :-aight OF e p 6. o. S:.amE Il
Wa. =. tart the same event ig for Brin lisi.
waer, tao admiral d,spatch-b at was &c
meet him.
Ire train reached Venice in cool tim.
laavIny them a coupi, of hours To srars for
transferring ;hems i've. and their bag gaze.
by sondpia, to TIE Zig steamer in the IT.
gool
All wouii have gone well, hut for this
bsy,a The hulk OF it was iickly cnl-
lectej. but cue fatal oonnet-b box OF Mr..
Lane's had gone astray.
at can be sent 70 you, MIRA Lane sal
Trezire, rather Gro sly. after searci hal
been ma is high and low, but in vain, for ne
saw 70 his disgust that the tins ais -lipoin,
by His journey hal bssn caiculassi ex-
actly. II ne lost ,hs steamer at Venice the
who's OF his plans wouli be upet. AMI
there was no knowing how be would lie ala
to get on.
send them to met No, no, l will never
tru t them to DO that
perhaps it will be best for me to go on
aheal Idars say can persuade the cup
tain OF the steamer to wait half an hour"
What. Desert a. in tais difficultyi Oh.
Mr. Trezire, it would be mean said Milf
cent
After this Trez 70 had no alternative hut
u stay.
AMI everything happened as he hal
feared: for, although be took a goniola.
vita two strong RIVERS. they could not dc
the distance between the station and
Daniellis in time to catch the mail.
Trezire was in despair. Tue ladies. too
were rather unhappy. Millicent, because
she saw her liver was 81 put out, while Mira
Lane was thinking regretfully OF certain
rooms at Cairo. and OF the weeks rant sh,
would have to pay for nothing. However.
they all went to Daniellfs for the night,
where Tresire left them to put in practices
fresh combination he had arrang d, with
the hope Of overcoming his unpleasant mis-
chance.
He had ascertainsi q. the hotel that a
steamer, one Of the Austrian Lloy II. was
to start the next morning, via Trieste, fol
Patra S, in Gre &C. He determined TO go on
by this alone. Telling that the 'mpanion-
ship OF the Lanes, however delightful. was
embarrassing. and threatened to interfere
with the sacce of his mis- ion
That night he wire | to the comma 11er Of
the desDatch-bolt. which was waiting at
Brindisi, ard begged him to reply to Tri-
este. stating whether he could NEE: him at
Patras. II the answer was IN neg alive,
Trez r. IN. mat on arrival at p ,rras, u work
his way T. Athens. and thence, by the
PrB Is to Beska lay.
Hs was up with the lark, AMI on 'ard.
anxiou,ly counting the moments I'll de-
pqrture, when woman's voice hailsl the
Archduke Albert, a. the Austrian steam r
wa callel Trezre looked over the bull
wark, and saw Mrs. and Ms. Lane IN m
dola. with all their ba y ig' al ins lie.
"OI Mr. Trezirc.' sai Ms. Line. re-
pro,chiuly, ito think # your giving u the
slip,'
Il was not sur, you would care to travel
my way sli | Tr4zir,
NJ suspicion of t1s roun lab1ut rou'e she
she now following cro,s,i Mr.. Lana.
mind Il they were approachin, Tr este.
! Nor ev m then wouli she nav, known n 4
| it not occurred to her t. ak wa,n they
were due at Brindi i. AMI whstnsr they
wer. likely to overtlks the p & o. mail
I'VE are not going to Briuii>i It ALL Sa;d
Trazre. q thought, OF course, you knew
1 that when you came on board.
Il ief, it ell {, you. never suppo 'iny for a
minute that you could leaf II, a-tray,' re-
p lie the good laic. with the gr,ate co =
! filence And waere, then, migat We be
( going"
IT, Trieste first and then to Patras. in
Greece-a very pretty place, believe; you
may like to ee it.
How long shall We have TO wait before
! we get on to Alexandriar
Il doibt If you will 10 able to got on 70
| Egypt ut all from PairaS There is no regu-
lar communication
"Tnen, why On earth are We going therei
WHAT do You mean. Mr.. Trezire, ~ taking
US this way.'
"You can hardly bold me- responsible
/ chose the route to SUIT myself"
That's just like you selfish mon. And
now, pray, what are We to dor
Had Mrs. Lane been any one else than
1 Milhcant'i mother Trez re would have Ia
| her 10 get out OF her present difficulty,
which was Of her own c. Nting. as best she
could. But as matters stood, be remarked
You can go on shore at Trieste. and themes
| hack TO Venice, if you like
That would be dreadful waste Of time.
| swell, it would; but hardly know what
else to suggest.
sOi, Mr. Trezre, do help usl' said the
disires ed marion, III "oeiui acoen'-' -"i'i
cent following suit =,
| Il Will DO my rest but Gun 'e""S
promise nothing. foo must wais tiii "e al
rive at Trieste.
TrezIre hoped 10 nhd ihere ePiS noo
the commander OF the dispatch boat Ii j
were favorable. the rest wouiK Do easy
teieSraphic message was orou?ht OF
board directiy tns steamer go. ia. '"s M
Dor. Ireztre managed TO receive l. "i'nou
being observed. he reao IL PrNa'eiy' a.'
Tor an hour or Two sal nothing more ~ "
Lanes. He went on snore, In iact, ann kep
out OF their way, returning, just before 'n
steamer again started. Win an open 'ei'
gram in b., hand.
at i all right, I'm happy to say; 'honS'
You will have 10 so on u fa'ras' as origin
ally intended"
Mr.. Lanes face fell.
"Bnt there We shall ma eoSes"Hs'',
steamer wa ting For us-ons oil the disps'cI
boat-. Sec here IS the ''iesrafn from mp
Rattl;n X n:
"IREzIRE. TRIESTE; WIN eau Ior 70
al fatras' AM TAKE you o"'
Ia, ,Ian,s,.a1 NJ. T.re with ..,onist
80, 4yo,, CO.., control the moxements G
men-oi-war, ana even tEe Dtieisn eo"s"
are at your oecS anu ca