Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-22

SEPTEM BER
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mo, you "ouu, e;,. ~ Giu !. Me "ou-o SNe
me Dut one po.n' VI iniormalion ieseluins
hero Theater. once to-nioht at the Arion.
Why he is in woman's clothes do not
know; ne may De wise, ne may be MAD; the
fact Is ama1lngLou' OF gear WIN 'ne reason
or S 5Ii tbs common senss e nf tbe " nineteeutb M ,
centnrv cent outside of Russia, Louisp'
The name was so softly pronounced as to
be audible only to the wine merchant and
his niece, and to the person to whom 1t was
addresseoStne woman with the tnree roses;
she iolue9 nen ,an , anu, ilslng, appfoaoneu
III apermit e. se1 me said said Mar.srste;g . % oto rrs
sent YOU to my friends-the Herr Wach-
smuth, the Fraulein Wachsmuth, his
niece"
The woman with the three roses seated
hersel1, ana ioI nye minutes c0nVersed
VlVaelously anu D:llllantiy WIN tne VINE
mercnant anu MS nlece' tnen excused nerseli
and rose 70 go. her voice was low and
gentle; as iar as tnat went II might nave
been the voice OF man or woman; but In
parting sne accepted glass OF champagne,
and raising her yaii sllgntiy TO drink 1t
perhaps Ine reVeiatlon was purposed-ex-
posed for moment a heavlly-bearded,
newly-razored, nlue-black chin.
TX.
.; ~ A.
ror SUM 'io Hi'ef 'ne ueParsure oi
Garzlnskl the wine merchant and his niece
and Martersteig sat in silent meditation.
They were aroused from it by the entrance
of an interesting pair of reyelers-none
" - thon Ho;nr;nh ond a. -. -.
o'nei .n"A "nu 'no Pie''y onam-
Dermaio. II LOUISE hso sunereo "nen sne
beheld Heinrich precarlously supporting
his cousin in front of the box occupied by
the woman with the three red roses, she
had now apparentlv forpotten her sorrow
CT 1ao1-oJ sc..I -:
one too pe"o'.u.' teiS os,
very happY as sne came INTO tne restaurant
leaning on Helnrlch's arm. Her crown was
of, and waterproof concealed her white
shoulders and her brilliant hosiery. and still
She was so pretty that everybody turned and
looked at her. But her ewes were only for
Heinrich. Why she liked Heinrich no.
bodv NAV know absolutely unIess abe
chooses to tell. Possibly il was owing to
tbe whoIe-souled wav in which he dro1nsS
the large silver dollar into her anron after
belnIns her to nick nm the towels: nossiblv
to the rather upexcitinp fact that thew were
about of n heiobt. As thew came
other that tbev did mot notioe He;nr;cb's
father and consin and Herr Martersteio
Iouisa would have noticed Herr Wachs.
mntb and his oonsin onIv oasnaIIv anywov
for She was not aconsinted With them.
hnt Marterste;o was Known tn bar and She
might have noticed him if the fascinating
Heinrich had absorhed her attention less
Az for Heinrich himself he noticed his 70.
1at;ons and Herr Martersteio after awhile
As he and I,onisa seated Themselves at a
table IT seemed tn the vine merchant and
those those with him that Heinrich was a triae
finished and hold as tbonah Raccbns had
entered into a comnetition With Ionisa for
his nossession and had been beaten some
what narrowly. Heinrich swent ali the
snoons and Knives and forks Within his
reach together into nile. and shielded
them with his arms as thouqb he feared
that some of them wouId strav If not
nronerIv herded. then waved the hill of
fare conspicuousIy and said "WaiterP' in
one syllable; then discovered his father and
those with him. Rising. Heinrich went
over 10 his relations He rested his finger
fins unon their table and smiled amia6lv
though somewhat yacuously. He was still
dressed as a brigand. and still wore the
green slippers with red and yellow roses
won at Herr Otto Klelnseidel's rattle.
the smiles on Heinricb's face
gave way to an expression of the most pro-
fonnd and impressive gravity. When this
had endured for a moment he spoke:
"Father." he said. "tbe lady over at that
table-the beautiful ladv-the unexception-
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