Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-04-21

~. selves for disas-
81 RNA ter; but, for the
I-s IEl time being, they
N&Et seemed to go
smoothly enough.
- Percy Nolen
h acA main aimed his
M brilliant career,
and attained a
So n certain Gstin c.
hon among the
per on with
MaN whom he associ-
~ ated He was a
,on.b, with broad shout
mbs. clever boxer, a
3.- billiard player; his spir-
r INIT and he had more mem
se .f.ss than are vouchsated
srs OF young gentlemen Of
.,tls assumed, 20 some eX-
rsE ,-et leader among them;
,. mly good insured AID
v ei upon, he was liked
gel
.f-E companion and friend
B n. The two men were
r,s fi,- Martin being little the
1ssrg d deal alike IN size
sr .-raraDce. Martin, being
rt vhiskers, and Percy, be-
r-- .,-s a mus ache. Martin
,bs ar and Percy TO be
might have been taken TO
i.s r CagiisbmaD, however,
.ts- sloomi temperament
...,.. r.ora reticsnt and more
l and inequalities Of temper
C with bin several good let
hs ...-.-ru and had duly delivered
ir t. tsi awaited hims i ont spar
-- ...sl cour sizes extended to
r1} r-sfsrs lees ,orma- ano reg
made no pr5tense OF large
-E .- -he other hand, be never
T .-,rn.i for means, and no
orui rom Fsom ne rae Dor
~.v I. he were s tribe mys-
n+ -sr eas concerned TO iatnom
t o- F.. wss TO ones interest
Dis Valentine Martin had not come
90 .,s.s.-' -e, 20 organize comp
% .--... ,,p.sl OF to do any OF those
ili' ia. s-s s5 90 render engaging
il--' -s-.s. -s .1 eur yes He had
N-s smuse himself and
sud after a time be
--as oa.ow this Innocent IN
VS. -rrr ten, whom he neg
f .l lake au active interest
& .1 .t.,. with whom he assO-
5-.-.-s -bs VAIN effort to per
..-.-.s- bis secret. and came
@- s-s5s c-c.C ion that there was
l.-r-sr TO- reveal
.--- and ubssQuent friend
r--.- rril md Percy Nolen bad
-.-- ouslT. without any ior-
~ ,1 They had tastes and
:5.s..- COMMON. ana they mutually pleas
.5--s.-,t.- Martins was perhaps the
...,-,- tr-.r but Percy 8 was the
r,.s s,.s--irl and lively; so that they
vs--1e .f7 even terms. One day the
r--r.t-- e1.sd an invitation %
,,~.s-ft,-s .auOou Tea at the Mol
s-.ts--. R.- 0n that occasion, ana
-rasr0. ate- wards necessary 20 urge
him 90 -s1.ll ms visit. Pauline was IL
.-.ssl RI him as an E1glishman, and az
t.-fs.-.-.r. his native country with him
emitted him t0a certain degree Of friend
sr-. r-g CO. tlr brothers -ec0mmenda
--r-l7or b's own account He seem
Cd luur So times. and she was sorry for
stn.rt knowing or even caring 20
shat made hsrs0. AZ other times
h -7--.d ma manner that Interested
tr,ri im1.at1d her 20 talk IN return
All though Pauline was but a girl, she
hismi-d trat was worth coming in con-
as.t The Eughshman never made
rr l-sc. demand upon her smpathies or
E1s ard probably he gained rath-
r- o.t tv his forbsara1ce. Wien s.
v--1 insight she wOald rather exer-
r intulons than have things exc
ci-si 60 ler.
N-s-, rert on this manner for several
rr-.l. s-l The year vacation which Per
GU i owed himself was more than up.
E.t s- shown no sion o being bank
ue, unless certa u abstraction Of manner
81 TINES mp8nied by q biting Of bis
nails and ummiug with MS foot, might
ts0r.--.3 81, ssmpfons of approaching
iu7sU--7 But another sffair, not
connected v,1 nance, was goi0g on az this
period Flci mi putan eud 70 betimes,
might -sslt n trouble.
THE Vl-ug married wOmGn IN
Nsv IrE rl. ty named Mrs Cuth0ert
Ir-sal Her 1u.ha1d, also young. had
1l--'st from si,ther an immense bus
mess ucl Ccthbert Tlns,all was fond
cyv -5 hs plunged into bis coal
.oca-5 ci sill. intent upon cIeail1g
aa,.'-e .Ta PSI 3rgs SIS that which hls
A-f bal zoo him. as q matter OF
- r.1e.si,y, he was absent sll
CAV 3adwas often 05hgei 90
i-l -l U ri1es Co oversees things
,te-s ,-rsrc-
hsws daughter oil an aristo-
care BE. as--o,Ser family; she had been
ile -'elrg a-.- DO her coming out year,
ana .1s I-a- allowing the match between
-s' llc -msal had been made. She
-ssl Der husband, because he was q good
.s-o7, because Be- was 10 love with her
-l cause be- vas considered big catch;
o-. 'a1 end nothing for coal, and was
s4-ols o. as devotion 90 1t. She wanted
l'- 90 's devoted 10 her and to nobody
e'e >le hated To- think Of him working
actually worsing-ail day long. He
game nome dinner, it vas true; but be
va 90. ordcidningout, and when dinner
20. over BE- was irsd. aad liked to stay
'ei a.l,me and go 10 bed at half past
- 2l.l en- existence as this was the
p e54l ll,- POI unent urable 20 a woman ike
''1 ,L Forty years hence, per
-'p,' tnis Darby and josh kind of life
p .Sal oe p.sen.s6.s, but not now. in the
--'e q yocta variety aud curiosity She
Al,o.niely ~oa.cro. sa1d
install was manly. strsiqht forward
.-s.e hearted fellow, end at first he did
60, comprehend his ve's attitude. he
-'d homely ideas of married Iif. and
as routine of social dissipation was with
.l' attractions for him. When At last ne
l'nt how matters stood, he Thought it