Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13

this - shs4sia hAss hAs NARY sen>uDHAA
Is wss sid ~ sscasfy that she <suln,
marry sny mar she ~sntea thzx shey
I'll could snis b. 49, happy 10 bsssew
their Asnds sna ssrs<u.<s speE her. fson
Uncls LsSo<s hyes ~ THAI sasoA
oeartea scuas sasn. Mt. West h@sssass
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% uncis tAShsfoct. suf sAs wss HznDs
severe upez wsss hAzfsags. thosgA 60
lsss<x as sd > Suitable age. ha< n ~
cs11s ~ e2gtzy Thousand dollars . yuAz.
axli wss considered . nsast dadrsnto
p~rti s.iloyeft.ax sse Ma lss,ke& utku
e. . oszfixxnsa lssutlclss sntl he uz.o
hala1 kIo~is<aa, ~ whoxn he l-eg4n
paying devoted sriantaS<s ssfy o~riy IN
their aoaaaiusszsoeA AAsriass wHz .
us~a 81 tlas ~aria, . usnxaber ~ ks.f =
dozzn clubs. 41i lived noEs hke ..
karopsan than ~ noss Americans. he
had inherited MS money, and had newer
doae = days work IN In hse. ~'isci, ~as
- much the worse fos ilm: sui hs vas
lot - good for -notiAas A. are many -
hin couu;Tyn nssn similarly g1flss by for
tune II ~ss SAID that l.s passsuissd tlss
halles in the persons II ii< pss<nssrsss
tat. however tais NAV t<. yss o0utd
never flnd woman ia sccicty who
would believe ID, for there ~& nothing
ia ilis manner IA betsken fisas he wss
nos rnan q the mosi exqnssee soekns-
nebt II IL had bce9 Llvingsseu DssA.
on Charlie Vernon. or any one II hsff 9
dozen other wei known ciab neu. who
had been - accused. the socassfios
nIight have bsan believed.
When Arohse IYlhngbssi told his ccszss
la Bessie Archer thst hs had ssen Syen
Hastings coupe, with ths blinds up.
driving away from ths sage dor a
Niblos Garden during the run q The
Black Crook. she isft ths room In tlskns-
nation. aud woald hardly spsak - hisa
the rest Of the eveaing. though lie was
her escort % the Chssisy bs.Q. Win %
became generally known csat asss1ogs
Was paying MARRIED attentions ~ Eessn
Knowiton ths women SAID ff1x1 she
would do wen 20 accept hun; fhss .
marriage with him would be a bnlhant
close for brilliant career; but sone IL
the men who knew hiIs bess siiook; thar
heads and sad that while West Aast-
ings was a good fellow, he was kassiy
calculated 20 make good husband; fsn1
he would get tired of ti,e b-.ss woman IN
the world II he was married - her, ard
they wanted - SEQ Helen Knowhos
married 30 a man who would make koss
happy 20 the end of her days.
That Hastings was interested IN Mss
Knowlton is not surprising She wss
the most feted woman In New York AMI
she was the one ~oaaap whose head ws4s
not turned by his attentions. BE had
been used 10 q different sort of woman
on the stage. Bsre was q priEns donna
who was rs much n lady and a. pure
q woman as his own SISTER. lie t0s,nn
by pouring the ordinary compliments
a man of the world into her ear (ae Lad
TO do it ia Italian. for Aunt Reoeooa wus
always on hand; but lie soon saw that
il bored her. and that che wos OILY In
ferested when he talked sense. He hsS
travelled far and wide. had heard the
native music Of many countries, and
could be very interesting IF be CLOSE.
That slIe listened 20 him best whs1a 10
appeared 10 the best advantage pleased
him. Indeed, she pleased him alto
gether, for she gave him new serna~
ton, and if there was anything IN this
world that Hastings honestly loved, IL
was new sensation
IL BE- (o1fi ,,.d