Daily Republican., 1888-03-02
LOVES NOBILITY.

George Carnegie was what you woul
sail very fortunate young man; b
, ofeseorship brought him in com tori
able indome, and no had Just publishe,
H. Cook inst all the town was will
'bout Uuder the circumstances h
should have been happy, bat it wa
lulto I'll contrary. Some time before
Fhen hp was less known than now, h
Ad odssd in the house with an oil
4ermaiN musician, KONG by name, an,
yhoee daughter, Elsa, George ha,
promptly proceeded to fall In Low
/ Sish.
Ho bad figured when be got the prc
essorsh p OF asking her 10 be his wife
ut asler having won that coveted posi
ION BIO returned To his lodgings only l.
ind thaIt the German and mis- dauRhte
'ad gohe away the day before, and
search pc he would, no trace of thei
shereabouts could be- found.
Midc leton, who was Georges mo,
Ultimate friend and o painter, noticed
h3~ the n'her moped around and mad
up bis nhind that he .needed m entit,
nsns' % hcsDe to shake the memur,
OF Inc g erman girl out OF his head. 81
aey went to lsohel, In tho Austriat
u rol, and found the town oveIhowins
W II wab In the height OF the season.
Among the mixed ASSEM- blnRe at thu
iotel wAs q fascinating young Ameri
SD, M Iss Sadie 7. VansittArt who
Ter reference to the visitors book
'ecoRhiz| ed in Professor Carr eaie tht
Amens authoF Like all her @ mpatri
~, she struck the key note OF person
lity". dt once, and, thanks to her de
ightfnl frankness, the Professor was In
)ds,eesian OF her history before he had
'een twb hours In her company. ~"
~ au writing novel, Professor, -
hs said calmly, land shall dedicate
1t to you. 7" 7-''
CArne 10 bowed In acknowled gmenl
4 this 4 Altering declaration.
"You bave no idea how lovely II II
tudyinH characters and collecting ma
ertals."
"Nc doubt you have already yivi
ootad ne"
''Yes, that s 30; hut you're not to an
pear In this boob"
"How cruel, Miss vansittart, after
iou have had such . good opportunity
Il piokibg me to piecstl May 1 ask ii
,ou are 10 be its herolnt?"
mo, thank you, Professor Carnegie.
She's q be FraUlein Won KoniRs
mark"
"Who is shit The name seems IA
miliar.''
why haven't you seen the Austrian
beauty She Is here just now with her
Drot leri every one raves about her.
Fancy, not so long ago this same beAuty
Was school. marin In England"
The Ptofessor'a thoughts 14w to Elsa,
h'a dear school. marin" Where was
'he now Teaching still. perhapt; and
Ills hear ached with Its burden OF hopo.
eHs y6aIning
How Was FraRlein Won KoninRs
mark rstl uced to such straits?" he Ia.
CURED.
'Hsr father was suspected of being
:anoerndd In some political plot Tn
'ole to prove hia innocence, he escaped
England, and bis esERtes were CON
hscAted. Alter many years OF poverty
ne exile WAS recalled and restored TO
is form lr rank Bat the old man did
OF long enjoy his prosperity, and his
son Is now Baron Won RoniDRsmark. II
fou like III tnirod uoe you tn my hero
ae: We Tere fast I'll snds in Vienna ="
lyon are very kiud. A distant view
II the bdauty will satisfy mo-"
She On. aged to Prince Cont, they
say, The school marin transformed inso
nr'n "a ss 10 the ground work OF my
novel,
While the two friends were at Ischel,
aiddleton's brush Wss not idle; but.
trangelg enough, he refused 10 take
feorRe with him when he went out with
a,H aktte book and would not show
hita bis work.
You shall see II come day. Go and
hlrt With the Yankee Get her to speak
i Frau lein Won Konigsmark. By
he bye have you seen the beauty
Nd Fate Is against IT; but am
los htat broken. From all accounts
he muAt be frlgidly regular and
olend,d , dall-not my style OF woman
at ALL"
SOUR grapes, old boy The profes.
sor stands no chance against q priUce;"
aud Mid ileton went into commissions Of
au3hter
''Phe professor has no intention of at.
efmptina - cut ont the prince, replied
,jarneeia Rravely, and Middleton again
INDUCED In quite unwarrantable
amounto I laughter.
Ny p Lcluro lie finished. Carnegie.
IL SAID one evening, Come and see
a d
"Wba Is 1T this timt9 A bit Of
facbal?''
Its a portTait.''
"fhsw hope you have not got
4ntangleh with some pretty RspRy."
It's portrait OF Ffanlein Won
Your Yankee frie nd in
reduced me to her. The Era Elm has
.rselousl y permitted me 10 show you
.t"r PORTRAIT, Rhich 10 now at the Villa
Kenigsm ark" a
II % y ay 1has name has been dinued
INTO my ears IL positively disRustingi
Alter to night l forbid yod to mention
i in my hreeenoa."
IAN ri ght, old boy. There's treat
In store for you"
When they arrived at the villa A
servant tn gorgeous livery oondu cted
The professor and his friend through
long corridors ornamanted With the
trophies bi the chase and ushersd them
INTO large rooIn Middleton, Bubduet,
aven alta she'd. led his friend to win
dow and slowly uncovered a picture on
An easel, Mt the same lime keeping his
eyes fixed upon Carneglt's faos
TIE Professor was highly amused at
this theatrical Introduction 10 ths por.
trait of the Austrian beauty He leaned
forward With Idle curiosity as the face
was revbsled, but the frat glimpse
Caused tile hlond II rnAh tn hta face and