Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07

MEPHISTOPHEIES.


Imperial ;ariea Of Vienna WAS .e--.Hr..,.. a
sharp breeze was whirling the satrOn-c1l'r Il
leaves slrunk up by the early cold; n. roe
bushes, torncntel and broken by the sind.
let their branches drag in the mud still
the grand alley. thanks to it, covering o.
sand, was dry a9l Ias'ablr Although aey
astated by tie apr q, b of winter. thu I'm
perial gar Ell Was Tao; without a certain
melancholy Charm. The lGE- AL. = prolonged
far away it, - idegiEE aTcaie,: l-y"ad, the
view stretci.ni over IN, Pr,.ter and Dan.b :;
it was such promenade as poet woa's
have desired
a yong mBa Wa { ding up aisI d8sH
this alley with visible si-I.s Of IN p:ti,ar p;
his costume onewEat theatrical n IT, d.
gance, consisted of n irDca cat u Hack vei-
Vet with gold facings and boz c r'i with Igr,
gray wuoien pantaioJn>. tor bl,'t with ias-
sels coming half way up his l,,cs. IL Il.rht
have been >. nr = years .: a. hi, lIaie
and re- uiar features were full OF iHs-~e. IN l
irony luIIlCd in the cIcasaS around ili- eye;
and the corner Of his mouth; at the uni
yeTsity, which he APPEARED T. have quite!
recently. for he still wo-s the -'u lcI.rs cap
with oak leave, b. mus; have plague. the
ph;lisriHcs and shoan ~ tl- issa- rank. oil
the burschen and tie foxes
The narrow liniit, within which lie ar
cuniscribed his walk showed that h. va.
waiting for some one, probably "a lady, for
the Imperial garden OF Vienna IN the month
Of November Is hardly ! pitious to bushes
rendezvous, som = Si.l appeared at the eIIl
Of the avenue: n taT5i: & L!aci. silk covered
her rich blonde iIair, who's long rinSie;s had
been sligitiy uncurlei by the danIus, Of
the evening. her COM tcxion, ordinarily Of
waxen whicu,s, hal taken a rosy lint from
the bite 81 the cpli Grouped and wrapped
as She IA, in her mantle trimmed with
lnartcn skin, shc resambled rayi-!limgly the
statuet:e oi Ia FrieleUs., lite teiIIar aC-
companea her, a cunv.Sicnt chaperuu, un
whose indulgence and discretion yol could
count
'ImaSine, Heinrich. said tie pretty u
enncSe, taking the Young niau, arm, i have
been dressed and ready To - cut for more
than an hour, and my aun: kept on with her
sermons On The danger pi Waiting. ola re
cipes for Christmas cakes and carp WIKI blue
sauce. ! went ont IN the Tiei,Xt al buying
some gray boot, Il which iEasenaU, 81 what
ever. II is for YOU. tn .ri, that tel all
these little lies which I aha constantly re-
GREETING and constantly beginning over
again. What an idea it was Of you to take
the stage. What was the good of Stuiying
tii'fitEA - IA llAi.AAl'A NJ u
liked you, and We might have been married
to-day but fog THAT Instead of meeting on
the sly under the baI. t:ep, II tie Imperial
garden, We sholll b. seated SHE by silc Ie-
fore fine porcelain stove in "a nee warm
room, talking of TIN future Of pgr chiiircp
Would not that - HAPPY lot. Heinrich.
YES, Katy. very hapfy, replied the
young man. rs h" pres ID an Ser the satin AID
fur the dinploI arm Il lie pa - NInnn So;
hut cannot help il. IL. ;hcg-re attracts
me invincibly; | dream 81! il i.y day / think
Of Il by night: / feel tie desire % live IN IN.
creation uf the Js,,tS: I seem b. HAY. twenty
existences. Every roe that ] lace inake-
me a new life; all iip-e Ia s-ipIs that l eN-
press feel 1 ann Hamlet. Otbcl5. Charles
Moor When one il all that. D., with
difficult, resign himself &, the humble r.it-
dition %. a village pastor
That is very nnb.c. But yuu know that
my parents VIII never li...,. .tn ac.u.. Tor
son-in-law.
No, certainly n3t an obscure acior, a poor
ambulant artist, the puppcj q: manager
and the public, but a great u, tor. covered
with glory and a,ulauSc, Who earns more
money than minister, they Will no. refuse,
however scrupul0us they may lie When |
shall come Ia ask your hand in i band ONE
yellow coach, the vnrni~h Of which will be
able to serve n a looking gias, Tor the aston
ished neighbor-. and a tall laci.cy covered
with gold lace VIII let down the steps for me,
do you think that they viii refuse me
Il do not think they Will But who says.
Heinrich, that you viii ever come to that
You have talent. Iut talent is not sufficient
you must have much good luck beside. by
the time You shall have become the grand
g
your youth will have passed, and then will
YOU Ice ready TO marry Katy, grown Old.
when you have at your disposal the loves IF
all those prinCesscs II the theatre JOYOUS
and 50 gayly decked:'
That future" replied Heinrich is nearer
than You think. | have az advantageous
engagement at the theatre of the Carinthian
Gate, and the manager Is 50 satisfied with
the manner IN which payel my last role
that he has made NE u present of 2,0iJ
thalers'
YES" rellied tho young siIl, with Z zeri-
Gus air. that role Of demon In the pieces,
confess 10 ysu, Heinrich, that d, not Lie
to see Christian :ssum- Ia. mask e r.
enem, If the human race am pronounce
words Of blasIherny. Tie Other Gay we.lt
10 see YOU at the Carinth an theatre, IN 1t
every III sment / va, afraid tEat = vtritah.e
hell-fire would issue from one %. IL trap,
where You were swallowed " il Il. M, Of
spirits of wine. returned boa, al con-
fused, ami dreamed horrible Dir ANS.
My good Katy. that is all ina ..uqtion;
tomorrow, to, N.i take plaCe TIE l. ,er
Torrance, ami shall no longer ia; IA tie
black and IeI costume which 80 much dis
pleascs you.
so much the bctt,ri FOR my mind Is a
prey 10 a vague feeling Of alarm, AMI fear
that the role which has bcel so profitable to
your glory VIII not lie prsli;ab,' To- yuur sal
walton; l am afraid. %, t'Iat yoI Wal. coIi-
tract bad habit, IN the company oi those
horr be comedians. J am sur tina, you
no longer say your prayers, ana dare wager
that YOU have lost the little eros that ! gave
yoG.n
Heinrich justified himself Iy showing The
little cross which wa StIl shiuiu. on hi>
breast
While they were taiEin- thus m, two
lovers had arrived AT tgc tuaD1r >trIS~c in
the Leopolistadf. iu firn; o. Jle shoemaker,
who Mas famous tor tue perfection oi his
gray boots: after chatting Soa,, time at tie
door, Kate entered followed l'r haa terrier.
rot withou; having ahani1lei Ear pretty
slender fingers To- the pressure Of lie Rrleh'>
hand
Heinrich trel oac, more & ya-r, a
glimpse of hi, rliS,ro between the DAINTY
boots and shoes that were Syum -rirais AZ
ranged on the brass rods n the window. but
the fcS had siiyerci the gas with is moist
breath. and he could only distinguish a c1u,
fused silhouett-; then. taking a heroic r,--o-
ln,Ion. he taTEei n hs> heel AMI wsu with
dcliberata step q the inn o. tas Nv AID 1
Eagle.
That night there WAS numerous company
at the Two-hea lie Eagle. tie guests We're of
the most mixed description, ard the capilca
of Gallo; and that Of GoyR yuIli r"t have
PRODUCED an cider amai-am Il characteristic
types. The Two-headed Eagle WAS one 4
those blessed cellars celebrated by Hoffman.
with steps 80 wcIu, 50 greasy, 50 slippery tina
YOU cannot put your foot upon the iirS: pn-
without nj once finding yourself At the S5:-
tom. with your elbows 81 the table "A llpe IN
yuar mouth. between a psy OF beer AMI 4
measure OF new wine.
Through the thick cloud Of smoke tha; al
most chokei and blinded you ut iirs;, all
sorts ( strange figures appeared af,eE a few
minutes There wep Nailachilns with
their .,afetan and AStrakhan cap, SeTyia.S,
HungaIians with long black M lS.aches,
cauarison ed with dolmaEs and embroidery
Bohemiaas with coppery cs-nplcHionS, mar
row forehead and archel nose, homes; ser
mans with laced coats: TartarS with eve,
,ur,,,.i IL, like tho.e If Chinese, all iniaSin