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S0UDANESE AFFAIRS.
4 Lul1 in the War with Osman Digna's
Arabs.

LONDON, April 5.-The Iull in the Soudsn
warfare is interpreted to mean that FL
Mahdi requires leisure to pray and to count
his spoils, and that Osmen Digna's followers
have had their fill OF attacking British
squares. Most of General Grabam's troops
have returned to Suskim, leaving only a
small garrison at the advanced zerebs. A
convoy will go to the zsreba tomorrow to
bring back all the stores and equipments.
The zereba Will then be burned and the
esrthworks leyeled.
The Guards and the New SoHth Wales con-
tingent will start for HANDFUL on Monday to
clear the way for the railroad, work on
which is progressing rapidly. 1t is ex-
pectsd that some resistance Will be encoan-
tersd during Mondays march. After the
capture CT HANDFUL the advance guard will
push forward to Sinkat leaving posts along
the way TO keep open a line of commuica
ton. The weather is cooler, but dysentery
is prevalent among the troops.
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Turkish RESERVATIONS.

LONDON, April 5.-The reservations made
by Turkey on signing the Egyptian financial
agreement are as follows
l. That the Suez Canal Convention shall give
Turkey the right TO defend Egypt in the event OF
internal troubles or foreign invasion.
?. That the convention shall not deal with the
expenses of the English occupation os Egypt.
3. That the mention OF mixed tribunals in the
Financial Convention does not imply an indef-
mite prolOngation OF the tribunal.
4. That the Porte reserves the right to recognize
any commission OF foreigners deputed 10 inquire
into the financial resources OF Egypt.
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ing in favor OF El Mshdi, and to prevent
friendly chiefs from joining the insurgents.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Speculations Regarding the Prince of
Wales Visit TO Ireland.

LONDON, April 5.-Ihere is still the keenest
anxiety concerning the Prince OF Wales
reception in Ireland. The zeal OF the Loyalists
has never been eQualed; bus the masses are
angry. and it would be easy to arouse them
TO violence. The Parnellites, therefore,
shrink from the incalculable possibilities OF
strong appearances and popular manifesto
tions, and they have been obliged TO take
refuge in vague counsels and neutrality. IL
the Loyalists attempt to carry things with
high hand, with view OF misIepresenting
the real feeling Of the country, the Parnell
lies will be unable TO restrain the people,
and ugly demonstrations are GER
tain. The Nstionalists in Ireland
are jubjlant over the downfall OF
M- Ferry. They exult over it in their news
papers. and describe 1t as 8 punishment OF
the ex-Premier for his arbitrary act in expell-
ing the Fenians from France They say
that Messrs. Stephens. Davis and Leroy were
Is peacsabl5 and w-abiding residents as
any men in Paris, and that the act that made
them outlaws was piece Of mean obsequious-
ness to England. On the other hand, the
English press points to the miserably small
sum of $500 subscribed for the relief of
James Stepbeds as q proof that FenisnIsm is
dead. Much curiosity is expressed rs to the
size OF the subscription in America. III il
proves TO be IS meager as the sum raised in
Ireland and England, it will tend to Justify
the taunt that the irish pesple TO longer
have any use for the great Fenian leader.
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The situation at Panama.

WAsHISGToN, April 5.-Tbe Secretary OF
the Navy, in view of the late dispatches re-
garding the trou bles at Panama and espe-
ciaily one from Commander Kane, of the
Gslena has decided to send q further force
to the Isthmus by the Acapulco. The fol-
lowing is Commander Kane's dispatch, re-
ferred to above:
Colon, April 1. 1sS5.
To the Secretary OF the Navy, Washington:
The vessels now on the way to Aspinwall. TO-
geth er with the force of the Para. will be sufi-
cient 10 open snd guard transit ii supported ty
The two ships at Panama Without sucn support
extra force of 500 men will be required. Every
thing is quiet al Aspinwall, and all American
property well protected as my force will per
nit. ] have 1l2 officers and men on shore. Ny
command is safe and we'll One foreigner killed
80 far as known. There are about 100 Colombian
Government troops here. holding large number
OF prisoners and rendering no assistance In pre-
serving order. The railroad company j. affording
all possible relief 10 refugees, and nave sent
many out on the line Of the road. The transit
remains closed. One relief reached Panama last
night Of great risk, ha ing been stopped by The
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sudden Death of Fort wayne celebrity

FoRr WAYNE. Ind, April 5.-Gebhart Bur
lager, wellknown citizen, sged sixty,
dropped dead yesterday in front of the Ava
line House, on Calhoun street, caused by a
clot of blood in the heart. He had been city
scaveE ger for the last forty years, and had
smassed fortune of $50 600. Being OF a
nissrly disposition, he kept all his money
in his house, until robbed of nearly
baskelul OF gold four years ago. Since
then he has banked bis n money. He leaves
q wife and several children.
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}. H. DOUGLAS, I'd. ID.
D- Il c. NJ II

9;33 p. m.-The following bulletin was
Issued al 1880 s.. m: General Gsant has
been very comfortable all the morning; has
taken his nourlshmenJ regularly and we'll;
pulse -, temperature 90 6; appears cheer
ful; is now sitting IN his easy chsir, drawn
into the sun near the window; says he has
no unusual pain. J. II. DoUGLAs, NJ. D."
3:l5p. m -At'the consultation at p. m.
Drs Barker. Sands. Shrady and Douglas
were present. The throat was examined by
strong reflected sunlight. twas agreed that
there was an improvement in the local con.
dition. A continuation of the anodyne was
approved, and the treatment pursued during
the last week was commended. The General
is now doing before wood FIRE, and is very
comfortable. J. n. DoUGLAs, NJ. d.
g. f. SHRADY, NJ. D.
j:15 p. M. Bulietin-General Grant has
Just awakened from a snort nap and ex-
presses himself as being very comfortable.
He wishes il stated that he is very much
touched and very grateful for the prayerful
sympathy manifested for him by his friends
and by those who have heretofore not been
regarded as such. He says: l desire the
good viii of all, whether heretofore friends
or not" q f. SHADY 4 .
- midnjght-General Grant has been
sleeping since 10 O'Clock. wakened few
minutes at IL %. M. to take his nourishment.
His pulse was IS, tenn perature 80 s 10
J. H DOUGLAS. NJ. D.
GEO. +. SHRADY, N. ID.
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Talk of Forming a Monarchy.

LONDON, April The Comte de Paris has
arrived at Naples to meet the Due de
Charles, with whom he will have confer
ence in regard to the prospect of the re-
establishment OF a monarchy in Francs.
The Gaulois, OF Paris, predicts that the
French elections will show that the country
has no confidence in 2 Republic, and de-
sires a return to monarchical form of gov
elHment
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A Rough aud Unruiy Crowd.

CHICAGO. April 5.-Hon. John F. Finerty,
exmember Of Congress, and several other
persons attempted to speak at political
meeting tonight in q rough portion of the
Seventeenth Ward, known as little hell {"
but were howled down. The crowd began
to throw rotten eggs. Several persons were
hit among them lady.
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Has No Mission TO Paris.

PARIS, April When General Negriere
was wounded in the recent Lang Son engage.
ment, there had already been killed aud
wounded 297 of the French troops. 1t is re-
ported that the Chinese attache at Berlin
who was said 10 be coming to Paris to con-
clude peace negotiations, has telegraphed
that he is not coming here and that he has
no mission TO treat for p-sce.
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The visit to Gettysburg Battlefield.

WAsHINGToS, April 5.-The visit to the
battle field of Gettysburg By the officers and
soldiers Nho participated in that battle viii
take place this year on the 4Ih of May. 1t is
expected that the President will 90 with the
party from here, and an invitation to be
present has been sent to the Count &c Paris.
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MORO Peace ProposaIs.

LONDON, April 5-1ke Chinese Legation
here has forwarded to the Chinese agent st
Paris renewed psace proposals, the basis of
which are that the blockade of Petchili and
Formoss shall be Immediately raised that
Topquin shall be ceded TO China, and that
no indemnity shall be exacted by France.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. April 6-1 q. N.
For the Tennessee and Ohio vaney-Increas-
ing cloudiness and local rains, winds generally
souiherly in Tennessee, variable winds generally
shifting TO southwesery in the Ohio Valley slight
ly warmer,
For the Upper Lake Region-Fsir weather,
winds shifting TO east and south, lower barometer,
followed during the night by local rains.
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AOuenion of Subsidy.

LoNDoN, April 5.-Professor Vsmbery
says that the Afghan question is, mainly,
who is willing TO give the richest subsidy to
the Ameer, whose friendship will go to the
highest bidder
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Found Murdered.

LA SALE, ILL.,, April 5.-Ths body Of
William Rem was found on the track OF the
Rock Island Road Yesterday morning. Re
had evidently bean murdered as his skull
was crushed by q blunt instrument. The
Coroner's Jury, this evening. rendered YER
dict according TO the above facts. There is
no clew 10 the murderer.
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An AdyauceLoau,

LONDON, April 5.-It is believed that the
Rothchilds will advance a temporary loan
to Egypt pending the issuing of the loan Of
90 00U, 600 recently sgreed q pom.
The Russian and Persian governments
have agreed upon frontier between their
respective territories near Nero, and have
appointed 6 commission to fix the boundary
stones
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Will Form a New miui.trv.

PARIS, April On. Henry Brisson hes &C
cepted the task of forming ministry. 1t is
rumored that M. Brisson and NJ. De Freycinet
have formed coalition. NJ. Amoroux, So.
cialist was elected Deputy for st. Etenne to-
day by 1000 majority over NJ. Duche, Op.
portunist
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The ADglo-Russiau war Only Delayed.

LONDON, April 6.-Professor Arminius
Vambery, the distinguished traveller. Is of
the opinion that war between England and
Russia is inevitable. BE says that the Pa
wal Pindi meeting will, perhaps, delay the
outbreak. but if the Ameer OF Afghanistan
consents TO sn English railway from Sidi to
Herst hostillties will commence within few
weeks. He believes that Russia, ct best, only
waits the completion of toe railroad to Puli
katuna, and If she had been able to get SOL
diers secretly across the Caspian Sea war
would begin directly.
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Letter of Thanks from Bismarck.

BERLIN, April 5.-Pnnce Bismarck, in a
letter of thanks to his countrymen for the
many testimonials OF esteem presented to
him on his SEVENTEEN birthday, says that the
memory Of their good will will never be ef-
faced.
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A Convoy of CameIs.

sUAKIN, April "a convoy of ZOO cam
els will be sent to bring the stores from, Gen.
eIal McNeilps zerebs. A detachment of
troops is going to Handoub to protect the
railway vork, and to for m a zereba. The
whole force will likely follow on Wednes-
dav
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Renues,r Referred.

BERLIN, April 5.-The German Govern
ment has referred requests for employment
in the new German colonies to Hamburg
and Bremen firms trading with the colonies.
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Anarchist Meetings.

PARIS. April 5.-Many meetings of Ansrch-
lists were held in this city and Lyons to-day.
All the speakers demanded the impeachment
Of the Ministry, aud the conclusion CT
treaty of peace with China.
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Flood in the susauehappa,

LocE HAvES, Pa, April 5.-The food In
the Susquehanns is subsiding, bat the i'm
mense ice gorge at Forney remains solid.
The railroad is covered in many places with
ice from five 10 Ten feet high.
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Dublin Profusely Decorated.

DUBLIN, April 5.-All the principal streets
Of the city are profusely decorated in honor
Of the coming visit of the Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales. Even in shops belonging to
professed Nationalists preparations are being
made to illuminate, although on a less ex-
tensive scale.
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Anarchlsts Arrested.

BERNE, April: Wholesale arrests OF an
archists, chiefly Germans aud Austrlsns,
have been made here and at Zurich, Winter
thur, st. Gal and Schaffhausen.
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.Intned the StriLers

WuKEsBAERE. Pa, April 5.-The miners
and lsborers employed by G. Z. Msrkle &
Co. have gone out and have joined the
strikers 81 Yeddo. They demand g per
yard for rock work of one foot thickness, and
50 per yard for that of two feet thickness.
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IN mahdI OueIl,pp RevoIts,

CAIRO. April Sci Mahdi has summoned
the Emir of Berber to 60 with his army to
Khartoum to sssist in quelliDg revolters.
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Russian Revenue Measures

ST. PETERSBURG, April THE revenue
measure which the Russian Government
has recently adopted is tax of per cent.
on divideI dis from state loans TO public COM
panies
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Shot Dead.

ST. THOMAS, Ont, April 5.-Alexsnder Nc
Intosh, of Aylmer. was shot dead by Samuel
Mitchell this afternoon Mcintosh and Mrs.
Mitchell had been intimate for some time.
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The Yemen Revolt.

ADES, April The Governor of Yemen
5000 IeinforcemeDts to suppress the upris-
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Randall Better-The President Did Not
attend Church.

WAsHINGToE, april 5.-Representatiye
Randall. who has been seriously i'll, is very
much better to-day, and expects TO be able
TO go out early next week.
President Cleveland did not attend church
to-day, but Miss Cleveland and Miss FOLSOM
occupied the PresideDt's pew in the First
Presbyterian Church, DR.. Sunderland, pas
tor.
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Every Department of the
When Cl0tling Store

Is being crowded to its utmost
capacity with the product of
Our Factory, and we DO mt
vary from facts when we say
that our exhibit will discount
any previous effort we have
made for outfitting the myriads
who trade at the
w H Fl II
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insurgents and one person iorclbly removed Inc
wires to Panama are continually being cut-
(Signeo) KANE, COmmandlng
Secretary Whitney has sent the folio wing
dispatch to President Houston, of the Pa
ci6c Mail Steamship Company:
Later dispatches indicate such a condition OF
things that conclude 10 send ESQ more men to
morrow. Can you take them
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WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR MOSDAY.-Increasing cioudiness;
local rains. winds generally southerly In
Tennessee valley; variable winds, shifting
TO sonthwesterIy In the Ohio VALLEY; slight
ly armer.
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SundaN,s Bulletins.

New YORK, April ), s:52 p. m.-General
Grants condition remains unchanged. He
has spent very quiet afternoon; has taken
his usual amount of food and hiss been IN a
very contented state of mind.
J. H DOUGLAS NJ ID.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-07

She umr.1 ml .nelyl a.. H.t
Men, fine shoe, at sleeper clifton
II Coz,
Tucker, simple remc.io, give. the
best of satisfaction.
All the finest aud best brands cigar
cite, can be had at Hers
Buy groccrc, Mt Geo W. McLaugh.
lin's EEg- 10 cent. per dozen
Ladies fine ,hoc,.at Sleeper, Clifton
n Coz.
The toilet articles and pcrtumcry
at Dir : Il. llamlett's are the best.
Those who are hungry 90 to the
Silver Moon. and they are always sat
isiied.
Fresh staple and fancy groceries
tobaccos, chickens, egg, and country,
produce. at Duric& Bros
White and evening shades. three
and four button hid gloves. at So cents
a pair, worth one dollar. At sanger
Bros.
The goods at the Anderson iurui-
turc store are being sold ont cheaper
than the cheapest tis the place for
bargains.
Or. Lipscomb. the dentist, u,e,
laughing gus instead Of chloroiorm or
ether. No danger attaches its use.
and no unpleasant effects follow.
". Il. kcllum 4 Son al Riverside
stables, are daily expecting new
vehicles. When they arrive they will
how. La. tttt.-f Ia tlt4 elf
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kind ARE liable arise from q di-orjcr-
rd condition of this organ Keep It
In sound aud healthy condition and
you eau defy disease. pricklv Ash
Bitter, are especially adapted for this
purpose. being composed of drugs
which act on tie liver, giving it tone
md .irenEtM N Aith,tnnl ml-nrlA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-07

Arr--s7 20 tp 4 10 per dozen.
1iu rlaie-l g. no BE- 10 p,r box pt J g. It
uy 30 pen box rn. Ieru". lIRtH pei box l-.
Ttruy Io hy ~ per box 400
InWTt-I1ertd, discount % percent -'Hup.
e1. ul.nuuut 30 per cent
-.IIfr-No D. 1891 SO = and - Zoe THT Do
Rubber Eeluus-Dlscouui 30 UrT Gem nHI i1
per cent
NHlls-i.ul. rate
shovel, aud sIHdrs- E0wlHnd's discount in
peg cent Ames list. steel goods. disc"uut 40
and lO per cent
HariwaFe-Bsr iron, &c. cast steel l-c pioH
ste,l tr spring steel lc horse ahDe- l.fr unr."
uai.. 49, tp 1.ln Burden horse shoes,
Wife, muuih vile no. . De-. NH-- DO AH! II.
-'4H japtuued. D4-bed wire. go. FtItaH.l..
Lsff.I &C. pAtut.I hAThrd uirg
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Take care oi your UF.r IS e''NI
number Of tnc diseu- o. Wl4eh n'i.-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-07

The elite of the cit, take theirmeals
at the -. Charles
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-07

Madame F,oy~ Improved ladies
corset nj 1873 each, at sanger Bros.
The Evening critic., 1885-05-04
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

A SHOOTING AFFRAY.-During quarrel
which occurred yesterday morning between
Benjamin Simpson and his etepson, Albert
Jackson, alias simpson, both colored, on o
west, the latter drew pistol and fred three
shots, one OF which took effect In BenJamln's
right thigh, making very painful flesh
wound. jackson was arrested. Simpson was
shot at during fight about one year ago by
james Kent. Kent was sent to jail for one
year.
House RAIDED. Frequent complaints
have been made at the statton.houses OF the
disorderly conduct ON Sundays In a house In
alley between d and L and Seventh and Eighth
streets southwest, occupied by Jacob Thomas,
colored. Onlcer Constantine last night pro-
ceeded to the house and found good cause for
complaint. The boisterous and protane Ian
guHge could have been heard n square on. He
arrested Thomas and three of his female vts-
itors. They were locked up at the station for
the night.
PRICES OF FISH, The prices OF fish took a
sudden downfall Saturday evening. Herring
was sold by the thousand as low as 76c. shad
came down from $40 TO $14 per hundred. A
boat-load containing 1906 herring was sold
for $75 for the load.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. 8. W. Courtney OF Munday's
Point, Va, came to the city on the steamer Sue
yesterday to purchase his spring goods Mr.
Courtney Is one OF the most successful mer'
chants In that part OF the State.
ST. DoMINIo's.-The damaged portions Of
the plastering In st. Dominic's Church having
all been removed, the work OF replacing the
damaged parts was commenced thi5 morning
The work Will be done by the day.
DIR. HARVEY REcovERINd.-Dr. George E
Harvey, who has been confined to his home
corner OF Tenth street and Maryland avenue
southwest the past ten days from a nervou
prostitution, is rapidly convalesclng.
The Evening critic., 1885-05-04
MY FIRST LOVE STORY.


concluded
He paused, looking at me expectautly,
but was silent. OF course, l suppose it
was sympathy, but II seemed to mo as II |
could never be SO utterly wretched In all
my life az j was at that moment. Finally,
realizing that something must be said,
contrived 10 get off two or three sentences,
with "best Wishes" and deep interest in
his welfare" and the like, but IL was very
hard work.
However, he seemed quite satisfied, for
he thanked me, and then he added
~ shall not hear from Daisy before FRI
day, but whatever the result may DO ]
must come back to tell you. SO please
meet me here on Saturday afternoon, and
then II / am happy l shall claim your
congratulations, and IL / am to BIO an ex-
lie, l shall at least have the consolation
of hearing friendly good-by. Au re-
voir, kindest of friends"
He was gone, and l burst into tears
For q long time ! remained sitting In the
little arbor where ho had left me, trying
to compose myself sufficiently to return to
the house.
Then / went to my room, and, telling
Susan that had violent headache aud
could not be disturbed, shut myself up
and began to think.
My meditations during that day and the
ntAb nhut ODb DOlnb lOIitOtiJ tNbhi w ilO
did not want Mr.. Ashford to marry Daisy
But then, ON the other hand, did not
want him TO go to Germany. | began to
feel positive hatred for that girl, aud to
wish that could warn Mr.. Ashford against
MFR, for was quite sure she could never
bak him happy.
In this way the hours dragged on. Satur-
day afternoon came at last, and found me in
the arbor waiting for him with almost un-
comfortable anxiety.
He made his appearance punotually, and
as / watched him coming along the path
that led to the arbor forgot In one moment
all the rules Of conduct had laid down for
myself-all the elaborate speeches l had
prepared-and springing up, held out my
hand With breathless:
"Wellp
"No, it isn't we'll. Daisy has not &C
cepted me-" he said, as he took my hand.
Now, the only thing can do is to go
away as soon as possible. Don't you
think sop
did not intend to say It. l shall al
ways insist that nothing was further from
my intentions that moment-but l sud
denly burst out with, mo don't, don't
go"
He was still holding my hand, and when
said these words he put his other arm very
gently around me and whispered; "If you
want me l will stay"
am going to omit the greater part Of
our conversation that afternoon in the
arbor, as 1t was strictly personal aud
private. But ought to say that Lyman
confessed to me that he had been guilty of
great deception. There was no such per-
son as Daisy, and 1t was l, myself, with
whom he had been in love all the time. OF
course forgsve him, although l don't
think it Yves quite fair, and to inveigle
Susan, too
But as we talked over our "sittings"
exclaimed ruefully: "And SO my love story
has not been written after all p
Lyman smiled as he answered tenderly /;
"Your love story has just begun, dear
MarRie, and hope 1t will never come to
an end"
And don't believe il will