The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-11-03

lsals 0DHDDDl III VC1ttAN 'r..+. r1I'fs
/. ~ st tksol q eossss, you see a@ze -
siss I,msnot thy bride. ~ rTA7+ Yifa ~
FRAULEIN Elsa.
tfl.iikr aqio@ sit!A - :,ad1F ihl-.tH' D.,
,us,eui} baAsua.i r----sn,lH a"9. NJ .l4a-
-sPtsssy Efauissa EisA had two lovers.
Ry4Ald kAYe hssn sNAil wonder bad
hAbo0oted Of ~ dozen. PesbaPe she
dld,hat The ten who wersl1 f6s haskI.
ground Nv I, bow snaslL dat bir chance
was aud addicted the Aladdin favor al
DR.. Flask LorIng aud Ernest Hstoe.
es,Ih0 TONNES Wes .J0ung American
satkt0ts me lattets = Native. OF ;hsr own
lAl1Xelapd aSd both loved her. 20 s .,s
-sM0 sWAoo1ssS watcAing shs jHttlo
drxeaA wire worry TO- See that the doc
toykx9 The psete sencs, q Ernest MS q
teNo1lto aan00g N, sod Ne hsd takso .
pre3Sdteseto yhe young American, J
5cAStX xp1W xhy. = IA 81 +, * ii9. %
s0easolleSn0oa s0mei American frlends
jolasdt ~. Il Darling tire .copvsssatlon
cue petns 81 pr. DR. LoripS was men:
ll0Oo&. sdl 20 4iafIssiu iistau3g 7a4sH 'i:ttU
ss.Is Ais wife with him." asked enc
ofStbe NEWCOMERS. ''Aft, -. s ~.
"His wife? was exclaimed, aghast.
.sAQerealsiy. a Did you mot know he
waOa usasried saaa,f He has been .
bsn1des thrse years. ! Am surprised
(ohpay hs, y alone. "bns<'i.,a nsf .1.59.tii
4tEorgesately, Elsa Yves not present..
A1Sa9dsH afmpalss prompted ms 20
ma, &Se aud tell her az, lsstshe should
heasAAeitsath, In y iess UsotleWa1, for
I,~He lovs0 the xirl, knsw that st,e
loSe6 thls nasi,. e'',.- a.,
s4aasalehlway T. weat 10 Elsa's room
bat nor AndloE l1sf. there I remember
ed.hay1pE heard the doctor ask her, 10
exsculei some small, service Dor him,
sod I-hastened to his room. Through
the Eali!Dpsned door I caught 4 kllmpse
Of ths, ,strsieht young figure, but The
next mem6nt-i / started back. The
nsirr0r before which she stood reflected
hsr ,faoe. IL Yves white aud drawn. ,ca
Softly L entered the room, closing
the door behtnd me. She turned like
some haunted thing. Then I saw In
her hsnd she held letter. uofs,e arl-la
s"Eisav' I said and with cry she
sprang forward, and clasping to my
brsass burat intO . passion Of sobs.
s1t is SOME mistake," she said In her
pretty, broken English. "See ~
holding up the letter. II found this
on the bureau. I did not mean to
read-I did not rsad-except the 6ral
words aud they found their way to
me; did not look for them. They
are, MY dear husband The envelope
In which they came was directed ,lC
sno; but there must be some mistake.
WIS wrong to fnisjudge hlm-he told
me TINT he loved me-" ia',.l nj y.
,stsyOu do not lnlsjudge him, Elsa
Dr. LOvlng Is q married nah. :" ''--..
Then I told her all that had heard
She lislensd to the end, when abe ross
aoSl laid the letter and Ito envelope
back, where she had found them, lher
che took up two kid gloves. as l-s..a..si
=. 81 most mend them, a. 1 promised, >
shetsald, In Icy calm. ~. - .,
=, BDt as she reached The door I heard
her imu4muS 10 hereelfi: 81. H- "a, b.
ait IL che last time. Oh, God, that
might so mend my heart" 5.. b.. te@
q, Th0 Afternoont was darke0fOg lat,
tWlllRht, when I was partly tioxing on
a6AntSull In The corner Of the. hole
saloD, was awakened by the sound o.
voices, and recognized Etnest's tonet
as he said to his companion
,ossSo, you will marry me, Elsa. Alb,
1 nRY0 0VN OSSSttON " wv xAsUN oOo
such rich shapplsess !! Last nlght you
were 20 cold, 90 distant to me; to>day
you pour sunlight Ia on my soul!"
,,.'ASay. nothing to anyone, Eroess, dc
not want Il talked about, but next Son.
day, In church, we Will, be married,
Then, - you have often promised me,
We win 20 st once 10 America.
Sunday dawned bright, beautiful and
clear. I ,-heard Efssss ask Fraaieln
that che 20 TO etuFch with him, but
she refused ~ -, ,is
81 promised The DOCTOR" she said,
ssaud twill be Les Embarrassment than
for me to De with you.''
Clear and dtaltpce fell the names.
They could Do hsasd In the remotest
corner Of IND church. glanced tow
ard Eisss SAs, ~ calm and immoya-
BILE. Her companlOu's eyes was ias-
tened on her lace, their expression
chIsiy fierce, dominant anger, mingled
with Intense, incredulous Amusement.
AZ they passed out ofthe cAurcb, ere