Telegram-herald., 1889-07-24

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~ dear LelA. What noIsenssn' cried
Ms. AastrafAsr. -RzD yelr c1eexs. cEi.t.
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II ~as tae day following -ne bal Lei.4,
IN her sisters room, was utterly refusing q
accompany her ~ The r-cscourse, as
80 4a-.y positive Ia her refusal % sec MAJOR
Arburton
4 ka0R Wa. u b." mrs- Ansrruther
wsns oa, angr-y; ''Lha- boy has been tax
i1s nonsense - you II wAs 10 foolish %
y01 - give him = dance last uigAt n had
AZ "a or 1. l should have taken you home
me-. certainly"
'.hs ia n0g talk nonsense, and be Is not
foolish, nor 3 he boy" cried Leila, vele-
msltiy. add then she gave way and 70
lapsed into copioss weeping.
At any rate he Is en.y a sub-lleutenant
and caa no. possibly have moro than I've
hundred year. And wast is more, he
doesn't mean IL seriously with you. II you
throw over Maio- Arourton now you win DO
throwing him over for a mere shadow.
Everybody knows what 3 hirt Charlie
v iioughoy il. Ho ma6es love % every girl
he meets" "
That isn't true ," exclaimed Leila, with
an erort al drying her tears.
HIM How about Fanny Hope. and one
or two others | could msationp Silence
"And how about his te5tsr' Sleace.
''Aud his rarn oling-and that actress. and"
Leila sprang 10 her feet - won't listen
any morel" she cried. - 30 care for him,
and l hate Major Arburton, and won :
marry him, and | Will not go 20 the races
today"
Mrs. Anstruther grew pale She felt her
last chance was gong Then | shall have
TO remind you, )" she said. firmly, that
can not support a. my brothers and sisters
al their lives. did my best for Nell. aud
am doing my best for you. You seem 10
forget that have children Of my own 10 be
brought Up l counted on your na-ryin Z
as soon Us possible. | did not count on
your throwing up a reasonable chance"
IL WAS cruel, bat IL had is effect. Leila
turned very white, then she moved 70 the
door II viii go with you" she said,
scarcely above whisper
The Ladies' prize race was the next on the
programme. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed among the fair sex as TO who would
win it. Leila alone sat calm and unmoved
among the spectators. She did not seem to
hear or see any thing till suddenly there was
httle stir and hustle. and murmurs OF
s.Of course he'll win;'' Hes sure OF the
race Il feel inclined 10 congratulate you
already, Mr.. WiIloughby; you lock 50 lse
winning" etc.
The hero of the race took little notice OF
such-liks remarks. He made his way tc
/ Leila. and beat low over her.
(which IS it to bei'' he asked.
For an instant earth and SKY ree,ed round
her, then her BRAN cleared, and she saw his
face. resolute, handsome, desperate. She
hesi,ated for one instant; then she spoke:
"Ride % win
The words were 50 low he could scarcely
hear them, but when he turned away there
was a sruile in his eyes.
The horses and their riders were drawn
I'D IN line. Leila strained her eyes tC
watch every movement OF black and white
/ Mr.. WLloughby's colors. MazeppG dlgeteC
/ ard caught at the bit. There was some 1T
t.e delay, then the flag was dropped they
/ wcre of. At first breathiess silence, ther
growing excitement. The course was {
small one, and the race was 20 be run twice
round.
MAJOR Arburton, who bod not taken par
IN Il. uttered a Thank Cod!" as MazeDp.
passed the dangerols corner in safety 70.
The frs. time. "Blues 70 the front; no
veilows pushing up; no. that's Me.don
Stick % Il. Me.don. NIloughby's passeC
him By J0vei he's got his work cut ou
for him with that horse. Now they're neck
and-neck Coed race. 10, Wiloughby'i
gaining. ro. Me,don; no-by heaven"
A scream from one OF the ladies', a gen
I eral coustcrnatiOn ia the grand stand, Z
sudden cessation of interest In the race
. Charlie Vui0ughby rode 10 WIN, but th4
providence be had dared TevenEed itself or
him Mazcppa had forced the biz between
h.s teeth. shed away from the course. and
leaping the fraj pro'ecti1no o. hedge which
sensra ed II from the side Of the I'LL, haC
7 disappearcd with his rider
"lt was narrow shave, ani no mistake,
said Charlie WiLoughby, going over TAT
story Tor the hundredth time ~ith his wit
I the second month of their marriage.
"But the best part Ok r. al was when
lr..t down beside you and vol'd not lesv'
Toe. r laughed Leila Il shall never forge
Ns.0r Aro-rton' 3 face, nor his words mex
dag when he told n all was over hefrvcer
rs. ard '-at che host thing could DO. are
havin l.als such nr eKnit t.on % r.yseli
was - marry 'that young puppy
no sad her husband, te-deriv, "fh
best part Of It ell was that rode % win
ald that dli win what 4 most wanted
ny we r-Lons0n Word.
no VIE wobbis.
Fannie Fsra was accustomed % MAJ
nn1 r-.fe-ets tho assertion that there wer
tv7 tn.r Sc women can never learn 20 Go
end d1 r~~ a0d those thIr "a were. sharp