Telegram-herald., 1889-10-14

io anylest. be c.-n fetlz s1e Nea.1 Ull4
H. taous1 lsr esat aiguL or 81 he ot uot
have o. 80 19me eua dress y sae wo1l1
ofer.otz t-e ulaorsea --oLzi t.e ae a-a 1ste4
1.lself f-r having plt ga lhal uognug q
he Isoaghg sle wg~-1. tA91gA be 4l1a I
Anew 2bgl- hsr a4Dt
H. cfd not care absat her sl1t either.
ol-y ss regarded her Welgat and lah 1eloe
wr-o hcr
Bar tBea be was certain. whenever he
cca-d ro1ss himself - lock the matter Ia
the face. r1at i.nueuoe the uost latyrsc.e
yea, and any aaiolat q i--wo4-d avail
RIG net1Iug wli1 leri
Therefore be Zoe ked tie matter Ia she face
a. l-gle IS possible.
He brought up 81 his destination sharply,
and 04rsI in u tae c9or.
II there h.-a been hinaering rush II Gus
toners he Eaew he sho-la have gone crazy.
de eyed glrl with a pal " plcE.ss soow--
ug.y. ald cr-ugod wl-a lmpauenco a. tie
proprietor went ~ th8 cashier desk VIA
aer 0.A
"Feefty from van J0llsr, mees. ." he said,
wl1A d certain po-ltoaess.
"I'a late, Sehw4b, lis ossler broke II,
following h.m III doesn't inconveuien
youi'
d y II
III wouldn't GO NE no hurt AZ yo- al Dc
time STAYED away" he declared jocu arly
"Achl IL Is e. reur dot eeeps as poor. We
storegeepers. Dol man MOST be reech Ike
dc Rothschiid -eh, Mr. Olyerf'
'Weu. he's richer than y0a or l." Mr
Oliver rejoined, taking a receipt from his
pocket book
lie leaue-d against the desk while Schwab
went u the safe. A hat anu jacket hung on
nail near him.
His eyes remained fastened np0n them
wonderingly; he turned 70 look respect
fully at the girl who wore things so much
Ike hers The back OF her head was
/ toward him. he thought the likeness fol-
lowed even here, and his interest was warm
~ aroused lie made a remark 10 her
about the weather
There was blank pause when she had
turned 70 him.
He stammered ler name and blushed for
his rudeness Of amazement, and strove u
speak. But he only fgltered frsgmentarily.
1t sounded Ike your voice, % said Cor
nelia-she tried, with bewildered eyes, and
a humping heart, and trembling lips, TO
smile-"but ] couldn't believe IL was you
And | couldn't believe It was you, he
said. LISA mutual surprise"
/ lie looked at her, eagerly smiling, through
the latticed wires that topped the desk
Il was ON my way he added-'I was
1 hurrying tremendously TO get 10 see you. -
Il SHALL be going soon, she said.
She held her head well up, ia ugh her
chin quivered-
She felt ashamed that it should he
would have known it sooner or later-she
would have told him; and why did she fee
il somehow cruelty ridiculous that he should
find her thusl
But there was only pleasant smile in bis
eyes Us he looked at her, and she went Oh
hurriedly. He was asking if he might not
then, take her home, but she did not hear
him.
Il win tell you-I know you are wonder
ing," she said. But IL thought you knew
was poor. and"
She tried TO be calmly deliberate as she
told him, and she was puzzled that sh,
should be so incoherent.
And she did not know why he shoulC
keep on smiling, even wien she accounted
for it sI-even when she anxiously CAV,
him her motiye-her long desire for self
support and independence of charity"
She put it at It's worst; at least, there wa:
no worse TO come.
She did not look at him again. She die
not want TO see how he looked after that.
But he laughed explosively, pushing bach
his hat 10 rub back his hair, with boyish ex
element.
II didn't know that-thatdt is Charity -
he said, breathlessly, trying TO look over
the grating. Il didn't know it. needn'
stand quite in such awe Of you any more
need I! II | am a poor lawyer who collects
rents after hours TO help out, and goe:
about on false pretenses trying TO MAKE
good impression on people-certain people
trying to give them an effect of sole
wealth because Of this awe and Sear, and al
interest-a certain interest"
The wires were too high. He stopped K
the small oval change window.
You couldn't take care of yourself" h,
whispered, with a mingling of scorn anc
exultation. you'll have to let me TAX,
care of you"
He reached down her hat.
The shop keeper came up with a roll O.
bills for the agent. His round face broad
ened
IVY, you are ogwaintedl" he said, beam
ing.
The agent, joyously laughing, gave
brief explanation.
''She wouldn' suit you, Schwab, - he con
cluded. "She doesn't know any thing abou
keeping books or making change"
II am sorry" Cornelia faltered.
She felt, with ali the rest-the blissfu
est-ridiculouslv defeated.
She looked protestingly into her lover
twinkling eyes. he took down her JACKIE
and held Il for her.
"What will your gunt-what will ou
aunt--say 10 you r. he queried
"She doesn't know it yet Cornelia mur
INJURED. Il tclegraphed her that was de
tanned. She'll think I'm al Cousin Mary's
she'll never know" he cried, with silsn
hilarity.
Schwab, cheerfully uncomprehendinj
save for the main fact, waited for her at Ia
door with n silver dollar and bow.
"I viii pay, then, vad owe" he said.
.'No, no." cried Cornolia.
Bot her lover took H.
1--WE may need it, he said drawing ne
hand snugly through his arm. cor II W
manage 70 worry along without 10, shal
keep il as a souvenir. Saturday Night.
Oct Your Monkey Aow.
Owing ~ a giut ia the market, the pric
Of monkeys ia less than az any time T.
twenty years past This applies to rinr
taus. bald.h heads. bob. tails, squint-eyc