Telegram-herald., 1890-11-29

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e@a uFssR caa ses elaaziy - a. =
holy state w0ul3 Re th4x II ulaSFi1aany
were = a1akis = sasE2Hent haSed oa
equality Ihs ~4s Simply TIE pxotss<
u ziFi - ~hzs sh.s coEasasleFe,i = wrons.
and eho h.d "a yet experienced Ehzs
fecllag thaE makes the senss u depsn-
aenoe the sweetest ard dearest part u
ths married Stats - the wife. To tell
her u thls W@s Ike t-lklng u hgaE ~
ole boFn blind
OuT pFOmea2ts wss interrupted one
eSealns D. An arrival that fairly took
nay ersath iE ~as 50 sudden, unex-
pected and yet - utterly sppropriate,
oasns no less than our young immortal
''here / am, be sad, under the bald
heasisd eagis Ia the land Of freedom.
You $50. II struck mo ons day that hfs
would 10 altogether more pheasant ia =
natson or erAnks than IA dali. stupid
old Englsnd, rus worn and rotten with
zge. l want u 90 more comfortable II
arm g. hive forever. Do you know I
Ma not seasick IS al | went aboard
with zn empty stomach, and, although
hnnsry enoagh 10 eat the cook, ab-
stsined from all FOOD bat few oranges.
Ioa sea. my tAeory s0stains isseh At all
points
And 50 the dear fellow ratified on. He
had sought mo out for an Introduction 10
our new hfe. and | introduced him 70
Bella c.. He Immediately proceeded
to convert her to his theory of life, and
she, with an amused look in her ewes,
eombated his Arguments while giving
him the results OF her own thoughts and
studies. l had no more prornenades
with Miss Bella, nor did any one else
save our immortal. There were not only
walks, but rides on horseback. The
young immortal. having the means, had
procured superb mount both for him
self and the girl All the time she could
spare from her invalid father seemed
gwen to my friend
"How are you getting on, Charles, my
immortRly' | asked him one day.
Capital, he cried. ''She is a won
derful girl Such brain, such original
thought And, by Jove, she has read
everybodyF
And you hope to convert her TO your
behefY'
''Yes, indeed. Imake progress, 1 tan
you"
II was very evident TO the Observers at
tho hotel interested In this affair that
whatever might be the progress of the
conversion these two young people were
deeply IN love with each other. / saw,
however, that a change had come upon
my immortal He lost his happy, care
less way and became moody and silent.
He lost color and appetite, and although
rs devoted as ever to the fair Bella,
could hear him pacing the floor far into
the night instead Of the health giving
sleep ne 50 strongly advocated l met
him one day pacing along lovers walk
with head bowed and arms folded
Il say" l cried, facing him, ''you are
in trouble, my boy come, oo46de it
10 me-"
Il am, old fellow" he replied; 81 am
in AT ugly fix
''Have you converted herr
THAT Is my misery"
What Why, thought that was what
you wanted"
''It was till got 1t, and theu--
'@What them
-~Well, you see, wtnle was converting
her she was capturing me-"
Il don't comprehend"
@Confound it, l discovered when too
late that l was head over heels in love
with her
Wei. Is she not IN the same cozrdi-
tion-that is, in love with your
Mot much; she is in love with nv
theory. and my theory shuts out love and
me with IL
II sea. That Is awkward; but, my dear
boy, II Is not beyond remedy. Tell her
the truth-that you prefer death with
her to immortality without her.
Il have" he replied wofuHy.
-And the result2
'NOh, Lordl She said she loved me
too wen 20 doom me 70 death"
Charles Augustus Algernon Spray,
you are a fool
Thanks, swfuIly; bat why1"
That was the moment 10 seize her IN
your arms and cry, Bella G., we VIII
die together.
THAT would do with most girls. bat
not with Miss Bella She is al brain
am done for
"You remind mo of the shovmans
giaskutis that oouldnt 1--we ON land and
dled IN the water
The ludicrOus affair would have con
tinued 4 source OF much amusement bat
for an event that came near ending IN a
krazedy. There were at the Green Brier
White Sulphur a number Of young men
Who called themselves Enthusiastically y
The Bella Knights Of the Round Tn-
bic" Bella C. was their toast and
fair lady. and oos Of their duties. faith
fully performed. was 70 rias over 70 tho
sweet chalybeASe aud devote q day to
ber. II was harmless eccentriclty a
Young soldiers, at which the renowned
sficer Sniled good nasuredly and At
which Bella was vastly anueed Our
Immortal did not - regard tbe affair;
he considered it indelcate. and with his
s0sual frank wsy % expressed himself.
Esd be confined biBself - a i-enarsl
ftaDprov2 - might have escaped, oui
anfortunssely he @sppsned IA tse ssloon
whsn bottle os ohaHapagne vAs being