Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

......l-, [ looked, after that, but at
,- t-cra. The pose and bearing were
.- blanche. In standing, BlanChe's at
aaHyS gave one the impression that
..... owned the ground she then stool
DO Speaking, or when spoken To, she
.-.,. .r turn her whole mind in the dircc-
.rgr subject of the moment, and never
-.-. loo mind 10 stray or WAIVER from that
>.l This actress. But The makeup puz-
q 1r Hair, eyebrows, complexion were
'..a. The voice was pitched in higher
..-.4 ever hal heard from Blanche.
-.. l.- 'ha doubt hc~ct yau as to tia
.'-v .f any p-'gSon long unseen, or seen
s..r.. under unexpected Circumstances,
a -..rI, that doubt remains uu.d lis
..-. ,.r'a.u recognition AMI iUdrufiitra-
.- ~.a.I mime then as % the identity Of
-....>.u .r,1r' Ur.
Ia. -gIwal> hines" 7 h"arl one man
... 2. another Put her in q tight
... a.I -..,I -hrut.
.'... ,.' BrDyucr was regarding her
s.-.-...'. a l. n, heard the remark
..-.n.. above ami smiled, SAYING:
.- diamonds. Oue aS a character
-..- n tire unrt,e. and uue-a brilliant on
,.,a.."
,~. fnr her name in the cast on the
-... printed programme. 1t read:
N,, g. Brown"
...- .ag vas not more than twenty feet
-r...u u,-.>La stool so near the box |
r.y. r.t.nJ forth AMI touched her.
' r-u,rar. bearing all reSembled
Enu.a. SETON But aS 10 the face,
. a7> ~. .wGI" up" a. To leave me- in
uu.r her eye, ranged across the box
.r { ~. Thy were Blanche Seiton'S
.ut then. was mo- recognition in their
.'~.u Physically they looked at me--
.N>a 'anv seemed no more 10 Sc mo
..H"..i thu>. ut a wax figure.
'lE va, nser The curtain fell The
'...r Struggled in colgrSted state for
49,. .0a thn one narrow front entrance.
r-.r 'u~u o m the opposite direction to-
.".a.'~ beading to the stage, saying: Il
.-..u"a! friend i'm the company AMI am
- -..ut The SguupS. Good night
..t gone I would GO to the stage
'. 'a' rar and in some way solve my
, an, wIs mp,,led by the crowd.
" ''.' 5"l fracas. between two armed
2.o, hail developed directly in front Of
.-~t house" AMI the lingering mass,
ing 18Th tu see blood she'd, Cluttered up
e,>a-.vlv AMI sidewalk.
- myself from them at last sought
- 3.ur \ high board fence ran
a..... ot the rear Of the theatre,
... -.s.'y Eas hut The wing ot another
.- .-' au 'he wrong side Of the fence,
Hnl WIS obliged % pass out again
rl. 'lratrc. At last | stood hV
"- -u-ht Two ladies AMI their
Ea>,el ur She certainly was not
The third anil last, closely veiled,
d.. .aue. ami accompanying her was
.7~. my friend. Won would have stayed
Finn, night. AMI founl out some
..-..'c ,hr girl was Blanche Seton or
..a- Had not seen ths1ady with
-. tw.-h- have So done. But his pres
I'd. sa.aa complexion on the matter.
D.. tut. t"H situations ! preferred To b.
.. d ,n ElanrEe'S identity 10 finding
nus With Eroeuer, whom Of course
las 'as dangerous rival, as certainly
> 10 alIu,J anv case
- ,.'.> 'tara wrra Imperative interests at
o., mountain IN H. looked after imme-
-. Fr"~uer expected me TO get the
.'' 81 The caches down to the cabin
- IS possible He hsd given me di-
- 1o" Co find them. and despite his
~, 0t everything from me Of graft
IN 'e.t under too much obligation to
s. neglect anything bearing ON his
=. ne stars on the now long sixteen-mile
=. \, seNart hal lost their sublimity for
=. " 'Fain was in a ferment of conjec-
M ''' II Blanche Seton! and if SO,why
e. nsr with her! He had gone behind
d. 10 see an old friend Blanche
a.. .!s'eriouS girl She had passed much
l., "1e away from home and in New
s,s.r AS frequent access thereunto by
4 G -. Nio"P. She had a way Of coming
T. - and locating herself about where
S--,,.,u with that matter-of-cOurSe, au-
s.l,,IIL. ar which half stiaed gossip and
NI,-rrI 70 do what other girls dared not
IN , 4. People said, ''Oh, its Blanche's
i = b,r D'I'aml' it was, and whom might
lS.po-. Uss AMI known, unknown to all
p, r. In these '.wavs~f
j '''' Three o'clock and the morning