Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-28
The News

garL rice girls-tbe Bells. for in
YEsTi Geraldine is sparkling brun. tie
side w suo'e t dowIy, 1. ba,isve. You
NJ 1t ih,m?'
y --.-ss VS." s. d 10. in carelesI vtlce,
Sut do &c rem mEc their names. I'm
net q laiits' man-r' vent your apptar-
auce of M ,ansr. 20 lucky beggar;" t.
marx VIII ell not in car dor contra
die.
"why, thor GIT you danced with Ger
aldipe several times a. the Whites ia ].
Surely y,u rememte: lie ?" said ], far l
mys. If till the is!a'ly) COLLIN light OF
Mabel rose on my ho IL n, hsd been rather
markell in my attentions to Trstt' Geral-
dine. But I rever cot Id Fl d cut now
much she was certain 10 have.
'I may hsvs," yawned Everton: but
girls sre very much alike and very often
nuisances, continued tie Goth. I'VE l,
Pm of; one more glass first" and he mix
ed and gu'p d down another 8. ard D.,
leaving n to compose letter to mabel,
wi o, with her aunt, was staying at an OLD
schoolfriend's in the Isle of Wight. i
wasn't altogether sorry, for My Mabel had,
charming as she personally and pecuni'
arily was, q very high idea If the homage
due to her, and was very exlSeante as
fiusncee, keeping one well up to the collar
and 10 attendance, and admitting no ex'
cuses if ore deviated from exact punctu
ity, for which chsrsc. eristic she te4m,
ed to have inte lied most commercial
instinct from the late Plumley, VINO,
| believe, never lost the "quTter
20 nine bus" for iDnumsrable
wears. Th rsfore, it wss with mingled
feelings that by II turn Of post l had let
tee from Mrb l. informing me plsyt lily,
ss q re ward for my pro.estaticns OF long
Jog to ses her, she and her aunt would run
up for the dsy frcm The Isls of Wight tc
have q ,oag day in town, and there was
some Shopping TO be rs and litl'
Oh sss ing ccmbi: ed. and the cay ftl oH'
10y. was 10 NEST them at the stnlln.
l did 50, and remarkably pretty In bel
June ia, hion Mabel loose1. l wss rather
surprised however, WI en- / sssed her
.ha vera log to Tyournia frs. She
answered, "Ol no; I let the h1uss as II
s God for two months to some DeVcn:hLe
pc pie No 10 ting h uss stand
idle or moasy eiihsr," shs 50 d, ard
really tbcughs l could di cam srt o.
CITY ing in her yoics. This new DIS
coyery ed to some ref ct:oa on my part
III.
We had covered, / should imagine,
enough ground to satisfy the greatest glut,
ton in a gc-as-you plssse contest IN golug
fion shop to shop, and had DONE tse
picture galleries, wher, tho, oughly ex'
haUsted, l was VOL dsIiug how soon Msbe
sud her aunt, VIII, set mad in the pink o.
condition for staying powers, If may
talk like o sporting paper, would let mt
haze an interval of rel pose, when my tiane'
remaIkI d:
Il sm so hungry
Her auIt's horid face lit up with sym
pathetic and deligdt d ar6o-.
And Pm hungrier than I've ever bse1,
she said.
well, FED will take as somewhere t.
lupcheor, -" sad Mate', with q radisn
smile, aud we pro ,eedsd, with much sim
uIaad enthusiasm Oh nv ga and much
real duto on that of the lidies, to net {
restaurant. Wfyw:s my eEthu 'is:m sim
ulsted, seeirg my 1--we Of good est rs
equsll d that of my fair companions? Be
cause it w s alHays with the p oTiso Of b..
.ng at somebody e'sa's expense when my
funds ra1 'o8, whIth iust at this Tim eth J
did, wceu, wi the usual psrversity G.
wona ,, my betr, tlGd must take IL lntt
her b sad II come 10 London.
Now, had b en- paying cab fares and
sxhibir on admissions, and therefore Tue
fully c:l;alAted that bY tie time recher
cfe luncheon and GONE dry Mamm had
been con: u ned very little ct the SIN Ill sun
in my puIse would remain tte7e. Mabe'
"a her r.m,rk sneot tie ouss showed, wa'
V uug lady of b1siness. and nothing
could work more pre- udicisl'y to my pros
poets than to hint my t. temporary position Il
her, which 3 good many men with less ma
ie.tc though ss we'll do Sered faIcse'
could have Gone. No, it was case OF grin
and-tear it. end with Spartan fo'ti
tnde lei the way into the restau ant and
ordered most charming lunt heon, 10 al
the courses ofwbich the two ladies paid
maEk6Q anu dppirCiaShNo az 'SAsioao' ~AS
had I , pay for the feast l saw no reason
why should not e2joy my share OF it
and wa not so Economically in love 81
to hivs my appetite spoiled. The cham
payne, too, did ne good, ard l much re
spected Mabel and Ter aimirs bic aunt fol
being superior to the usual femme taste
for SWEET wi1eI. So altogether we Were
vary comfortable
Alss the mduriGs quart d'heure was sp
preaching, and Maj, | was too load Of he
Oppressive puuctual;ty to let me tnjoy ny
ease IS We of the B. 2. Office were wont Il
do. She began to recspitulste the prcject
she ad for the rest of the afternoon.
carelessly called for tie bill, sn1 while tn
wafer was gone for it surrertitiousIy
ops: c my purse to find that, as now re
membere6, the one fve-p und ncte ii hiC
contained ad that morning, WI en- Dies
ing, Ell pat INFO and lets in my writing
desk
Nv.
This hideous distose'y, to use vu gn
phrase, comp'e ely ''fl ,bb rsasted' me
MY two fair guess We g tii6,ng with d S
te t snd too infant en- th,ir occups'i tt
notice my clsnge of uotensrc'. Whst
was to he done? MOI ey must b, he'd an