Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
Hiss BREIHERTON.


y, CONTINUED.
lie Aud to-day have been to see her and
go' might has bTough, good luck. For
Az n. b, my dear Kendall, viii be produced
n q Aabout the 20,h OF November, in this
be J. f grace, aud Isabel Btetherton will
Pro ths heroine, end your friend is all
-''' kp'unged in business, and aglow with
1e -o tnd expectation How 7 wish-how
A-I 10" wish thss YOU were here I feel
p, e- AID more pe1itcut towards Won. IL
u wto gave the impulse of which
4. Il. les are riperirg snd yon ought 60
'-- wit1 us uow playing in the toiy
end IS part which we an yi-lt Won so
y, Min prit Tell 81. Eeudai were
y C... Ahsr last words % me, Chat
tar how m1.i I owe 80 his
1-,t aut lis friendship He first
-'. b. ey,s to SD many thiugs HE
nt to me even when ne ih1ught
- - hope I shall win q word OF
49,. him Yein There trust tia
la little pleasant c01Ceit in yCU.
= 9--'I be-. and 10 il true. mus. 40
~ y. r- Nor5 at many things To NOR
'' Xt dav. after some further talk
j, ls now l shall set OH homeward. look
ace the bei-h1 and begin operations. She
ere are som town about three weeks from
mig on in b. know she is going to stay
= pa, ZIP t" bur sis er in Pars-and then
20 tle heat fe hard work tll aboBt the
III end Signs bysmbsr when I suppoe The
e WorSmen hr0iuc5d. Tl,s VIII Be more
Ay az iln oa later than shs intended 20
)p has passed. Worral viii probably be
achines may delay. but she has deysl-
iu department, sr own l8'eiy
Ton has been q Wleu You must have had
ast t1rnace lluVoer uith y0ur book and
id are turning wish had any hing like
'odnct Inc stte ia for Fork that yOu have;
pally ionr-ircn Oh so get az much pleasure
The Qllss brsinesas You 90. To me, I con-
and just now. pls always work, and idle
be- particular season
-ominent mauufsc, more idleness for me for q
scause we hsvs Dc how grand she viii be
ist startngiu. JlWhe-s were nov eyes lss.
lould produce suclere were a chance OF her
aren't 30 many. b1tt is interesting in Paris.
, be the ease. Tic is-ptenber generally is. she
ale Is very slow. a lere 90 the Francois, and
~ Factories whichke Gaze that she sees the
lipDed thli- producf srrault. I hear, is 70 give
0w storing DO away der the rose. Happy
rL This state of
rist hereabou's bu9is letter on glowing
srritorv of Ohio audas he walked homeward
TIN. ,,,s,y NALL the pond, where the
,st-;,r ,o,-s-- trees was welcome pro
W. s---,iogr,srt t,re rising heat and the air
"a 3i.t-ibrts5 m, h the seen. of the ling
81. s,4 IT., BE- ans o0t in ca its irst faint
~. ',..-, c,--,.i He threw himself down
-,.s5 if ,-r.75 stss bad finished The sheets
-..,l ,rs.-g.s ,.s-s eng 1t the suoit, notion
-, +-,vsre4 hat drawn forward over
NJ. b- .tssr,boAi was the outcome of it
- ~ o.,0 -is-. Fr.01 was about 20 be-
Ia bs-r.7 900 ss-UnCile had to1nd
..s-s.7 ,,,.tes s-5 n es he lay buried in the
n j. past three weeks he
"-e-''-s a Io' -1 whole DIANA of feel
Pc P'il 'e,s '-I meth bad It's beginning. les
ls -'olu'e' 40 tfi-ax. While it had
.a-e Ploplssu - euhd been only h7lf cou-
'''-'I -'' 49, fnes half conscious Of
"u' 's-,-k ~ 'l9 letter bad made him
pa --1 D' ~, t1' alton. as 10 concerned
~ decisive sharpuess ald
l.,.. re YVES no possibility
, 'i-o'' a'.''ts -deuHCn, the last de-
SEM, p7' -ot'' Nome the last veil be-
ld the pursuing force
Toe National 0lass,eu 1iu had fallen, and
,p7rencing some h.iysr ot pain, found him
nicn, however, IS Glt into The vide. hungry
laractsr They hf ,es. .ti. 1ovs-sors De-
SCI of natural gas f.-svipe rb,s restleaess or
,d are still usinLo9
hese bave much ahmed among the heather,
ied wnere.ccal O. thena li,tie brown streaked
a cons, quelce family beside hun, pair Of
tte slow. dashed across Che pond. Bot
rhe Edgar II heard nothing, responsive as
-st g o'clcce in him commonly was 20 the
'clcck p.the wild life about him. His
--eragil-ab'e revslia absorbed hmm
-nds that bad made he charm Of
r,Y weeks in July Immediately
parting with hcr3 What was it
ld eiit5 zast tO bis work AID en-
to the SIMMER beauty of the
and. Ike hidden harmony dim
within him, had keptlite tune
ighuult He cruid put words
To bad been no hing less than a
-e-iglt. deep conviction Of l,a-
ertou failure What trelcbery
But. ves-the vision porpe.ualy before
.NN .A" N.rANA NA p % AAI p
fame. q waning ca'lhrit-, q l0rsaken aud
discrowned beauty Ard for that aban-
donment and that allure he bad dimly
foreeeen the rise ard tpspringing of new
and indiscrblhle JOY. He had seen her,
conscious of defeat anti of the ineTomb.e
limits of her own psu0ualty, turning 90
the man who had rsad her truly AID yet
had loved her. surely from the beginning
and f0ding 10 his lJe fresh glory and an
an sufficient consolation. THIS had been
the Utmost truth sne center, the kernel OF
all his thOugst. Of ali his hte- He saw IL
now pgiti D sharp distinctuess now that
every perception was intensified by pain
and i0Egug.
Then as be went over the past, be saw
how this consciousness had been gradually
invited and broken Up hy bis sisters let
fert lie remembered the incredulous I'M
,,Tencs with which he had read the earlier
ones. So Marie thought him mistaken.
ia bel Bre.hert0n would be an actrsss
vet'f-"she bad genius after all' she
was learning. growing developing every
5.v Ahs1rd He has been able 20 keep
his crircsl estimate of the actress and MS
personal admiration of the woman separat s
from, one another. But evidently Marie
be,d had been confused, misled by her
heart. Aud then little by little his in-
creduG.y had yielded and his point OF view
had changed Iostead of Impotence OF
Alaris's bxity CT iu gment what he
had been hercsly conscious of Tor days was
jealousy Of Paul De ChatesuvieuX-l eai-
ousy OF his opportunities, his influence
his relation towards that keen sweet ma