The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

| will. but Mrs. Winterfieid will wait for bel
! carriage. Wrap u rain cloak about you.
will wear my ulster. No one will know US,
or notice u.s."
But. Paul"
'Hush! will take you 20 my mothers
You will be married A. her daughter should
| Once you are my wifc-let them whistle -
As ne said these words the lugubrious
blast Of the steam whistle, which had been
silent for some time during q temporary
lifting OF the fog. wheezed forth q longer,
hoarser note than usual.
Clarice laughed Historically.
Paul joined her.
That's the bank presidents voice when
he gets the news. You will hear him all
over Chicago" he said.
'.Too-oot," the fog signal again.
That's Mrs. Wiuterfield as shc go.s into
COMMISSIONS"
The two plotters fell to gig9linR and laugh.
ing to such an extent hat the Captain he
came fairly nervous for fear he should
laugh too and betrsy himself.
He hal got only = part Of their plan. and
now. like the callow things they WERE. they
must lose sight Of the momentous issues
before them and waste time in reckless
merriment.
Dr0xe. was tho first to grow grave.
1T is our last chance, Clarice-thc very
last and only-positively. You sunt will
forgive me when she knows I am . news
paper man and may write her up"
Are o sure I ought PAUL. What II
you should get tired Of me, aud We should
have to be divOrcei."
mo place where II could be done cheaper
or easier than in Chicago"
Then both laughed again.
II the Captains fare could have been
seen. too, all the wrinkles round his eyes
would have been found puckcrod into their
funniest radius.
W can't have . cottage, Clarice, but va
can live in q boarding house. Think OF IL
Don't recxlessly throw away such posi-.
bilities. loher you all-all. without reserv.
a~tiOn-except perhaps, this cigar. May I
light it,"
Let me do It."
She struck . match. bit Oh the end Of Q
cigar with . wry fac. and her whole coun-
tenance slowed rudy like . bunch Of pop
pies. ~ she drew il TO . bright tip.
"See, sweetheart what you arc 70 do for
NEE helpmeet indeed"
"wel. Paul. II don't repent and recsst
between now and dve O'Clock, I'll do f."
Then it's . bargain. You won't ruin ma
break my heart BY refusinsi You vos's
b fckle-afraidi"
s.N-po"
Go iu now and sleep some. Twill TAP u
your door in time. Good night Be stood
fast
ns deck was lonely after 80 went n.
AccordinG 70 schedule the boas wss tied
up . little after fosr O'Clock. Thsy beesn
unloading freight Tie passeasers ssr16.
eled %, secured their baggage md disaD
peared.
II was . very hot nor.lns aaAors. bus ths
Captain aaws ssalwart eeasleman. buttCued
70 the throas In IN ulster. kod . slin. tai,
liRht-steppine lAdy u . rain-cost nd Gay
veil. down b sane.piaak.
Good Lord: I didn's mean : - then
I can's give sny ise0saasica. - mastered ~
old sals 4 himself.
And he got bshisd . pc q so.a 81
waited. WITH abruad sails % he farA. Ter .
full minutA.
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