Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-02-16

nf,an ,La 800 : gu receptions fwi
often the ease.) he attend, gi4ea
possible P,,,, , always taking 6 'eI la, L
ever with an indlaeTepp,ess' care !.
actually astonishing, ey NM Vat
was, by a single, magr,ar i,Di'ea-
man. stable z.
So the gay and festive v,,..
tlemen who We're his ,ouu
pra sed him as a jolly f6a t s5l!!at
= soul as good as gold, wbl.
feated bellies, the nonplU o''.is !,
srs, and their spec6n,,rl 'h.FT
murmured amazemept .. Rr
ures. Society in general .,,,, II
wondered much, aud an a.'- 'l7..
"queer lis
One day a polo-mateb w...
TO take place on t5s -1l'
grounds. There was a l,r -'''a'yi
ance of people to view the
the captain of one Of The sij
ported to be none other tb,a I,
yey Thackston.
When the mate began srr
the captain of tie Bin.
upon a superb horse. WAS i6,.
recognized as the jolly bacb 5.i4.
The first innings, after a b..,
test. vas ron by the B No.. ,5
mastery final stroke efTert'5
leader; and as the bac .eo-
from the strife lie vas ebaar.i
echo by his vast throng of aim ]
I e second innings bsrss
proved q greater struggle. ~
victory seemed destined fer rs.
for they had carried the bah Ia
the goal. Desperately excited
vey Thackstou spurred farm
save the battle by apotlar
stroke, but, in leaning fors |
strike the bah with ujs maua j
denly lost his balance. and >,
from his saddle, his head sn4sS
ground with violence, where \
stunned and bleeding.
Cries of Orror filled { q mir. a
rushed forward to the fallen nm,
slstance, and be was qucklyrel
to one of the field tents. Bg |
moment of his fall, far above 4
eral peal of exclamations
startling voice of a female fl
midst of the spectators upon dsl
stand, and Therese Montresg1
reigning belle of Newport, iap-l
her mothers arms.
When Harvey recovered his \,
he fold himself lying upon
mock-bed in one of the coolest
upon the background. He ST,
beuraY some surprise in dnl.nsl
self alive, but t is gave placeloi
ishment when he felt soft and
tenderly upon his forehead. auIj
a sweet voice inquire:
DO you feel better, Mr. 4
STOMP"
He looked up, and discoyul
speaker to be the beautiful "a
MOutressor.
"GraciousT he exclaimed.
here, Miss Montressor? And 4
"AloueP Yes, Mr.. Thacs,oI
doctoring you into the barAIn,I
replied with a smile. You 1
fearful fall. Papa and mamm41
YOU in charge after it hrj
Everyone is a lunch now and
grand awning, aud yoIuuis
stay here to attend You.
This is very kind Of you'll
Montressor, he said. 81 did "A
SO high in your esteem 1
this consideration. Yes,
all right again. I'll 90 out
mount. Are the men wa,l
me?'
mo, indeed; they're waiting 4
for the wine-service at the lanc. 1
and if YOU are wise, Mr. Tmae
you will never mount a horse 1
/ declare your fall gave me
shock ] fa-I almost tainted
head is very feyerlsh. Let me
it.
Miss Montressor thereup0n 4
ed to repeat the duties she had5
performing at regular iutef'a
the past hour. Harvey eHioyas
delicious treatmeu. for some tna
also the pleasantest chat he bag
had with any lady OF bis &C
lnee.
There was a perceptI5Ie
The bachelors demeanor Us he
and talked to his charming
ion. He seemed to besIow
sincere attention upon er
.hing she sand. H1 did not l
SO niue careless rambling 4
and heartless ley.ty as was a
As a general thing, atauy
conversation. Harvey was g40
emergencies, and ever ready
in some of bis quaint hun''
marks in q way that kept i.If "
ny ripplinglH Now Hon
zines the conversation was
lerent. There we're drag-' aal
Md actual gaps. There SO"
" something disturbing the
tranquility And y. L
was. for under the bright
.he beautiful Therese. le "I
.witched, like a being under
,nce of some fascinating 9'
"Hallo. cried voice
Alive AGAIN. and turning
.owards the opening Of cue 4
rev and Therese saw
dr. Ralph LIstou, tie ior. Il
# the club, who had 50 iA. 4
'ictIm to maumony b
Yes, alive again hA'f4
n. Am Il
Ralph entered. There5e p
'OSe, h
The relief watch has
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