Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

would bs awful IL tie provisions ran
skors IN nal8-ocsan "A consequence OF
it" said ArRsida. IN jokiag nanner.
"Arnida. please be serious" said her
mother, grayely
'oh, nast break ogt oecssionally,
mamma. er I shall grow melancholy" :"
Mira Dslaro accepted her daughters an
swer as an indisputaeie fact
The result OF the conversation was
that Mr. Biodger vas eeputized 10
make arrangements for tAeir early de-
p4rture by way OF Liverpool lie lost
no time in doing IL, and that very day
he secured berths on Cunardsr sailing
the last week in May. When the day
came every body Was ready, and, IS the
noble ship steamed down the harbor
out on 70 the broad Atlantic. Mrs.
Delaro's uiDd vas full of thoughts re-
garding tho occurrences of the years
since her beloved husband vas torn
from her side.
'Wiu my purpose ever be fulhllod?'
she would ask herself. and must
that villain be permitted 10 still roam
this earth without paying the penalty
of his crim9%
During her life on board ship she had
ample opportunity for undisturbed COM
munion with her thoughts, and some
how she had presentiment that the de-
sire OF her life would still be accom-
plished Often she would almost give
voice 20 the lines:
The mills cf tho GODS grind slowly,
Flarff 81 A. ..,fHr
Then with renewed hope in her breast
she would join the merry throng of pleas
ure-seekers and endeavor to drive her
thoughts into pleasanter channel.
though none but herself knew how
much the effort cost her.
Upon arriving in London they went
Immediately to the hotel which Armida
had named to Mrs Breezy, and at once
commenced 70 do" the city and its sur
roundings.
Blodger was delighted. Day after
day he would trudge around with un-
tiring zeal. and he insisted on dragging
Armida along with him, until she grew
tired OF it al and excused herself from
most OF his excursions.
Mr. Blodger spent great deal OF his
time at the American Exhibition. He
was Interested in some patents being
exhibited there and also met q largo
number OF his count-ymon. Some of
these he would often invite to spend
the evening at his rooms in the hotel,
and, as Mrs. Delaro occupied . suite of
rooms on the same floor, no frequently
introduced number OF Americans to
her. This led to receptions and parties
of various kinds, and finally, finding
that the incessant whirl was too much
for her, she decided TO leave the busy
city for a time and spond few weeks
at Bournemouth, whittier she and her
daughter went
On the other side OF the channel, Alr.
limerick, in charge of Mrs. Bregy and
her son, was busy at Amiens, exerting
his utmost endeavors to procure a settle
ment with Mrs. Bregy's relatives, so as
70 avoid the necessity of expensive hti-
cation.
His knowledge Of The world was of
great value TO his quondam wife a2d
she was placing implicit faith in his
ability TO push matters 70 a successful
issue and settle every thing favorably
Her Judgment was correct and it did not
take long FOR them to secure tho large
legacy. But no sooner was a final set
tlement effected than limerick proposed
10 Mrs Brsgy that sac should dispose
OF the property and turn it into cash,
after which they could return 70 Amer
lea. This she did not appear quite will
ing TO do, as she preferred 10 remain in
France, at least long enough TO permit
Eugene to finish course OF studies in
Paris, in which city be had already Sc
cured tutors in various branches.
II should be understood, however,
that Mr. limerick did not show any IN
due haste in advising Mrs Bregy 70
dispose of the property. He took mat
ters cOolly and resolved to Let affairs
run their course up 70 certain point.
But his plans wero precipitatcd some
what when she inquired OF Mr.. limerick
how soon their secord marriage was to
be contaminated This WAS something
about which Mr. limerick was Ia TO
particular hurry. in fact be told her:
u DO rot know but that / will resume
nv original name OF Bregy and thus
avoid the necessity Of our marrying
again"
II wish thai you would do 90, AL
rhonso. - said his fond wife. Tho only
happiness / seek in tue wide world Is to
have you call ne wife again"
After pause he said: 81 think that
will 20 80 Paris and see Lagene. I
may then explain tie whole clrcem-
stances % him personally"
- 10 81 v.ish you woeid"
Io-rorros, then, 7 viii 70 % Paris.
and viii probably make Clean breast
ci &, 10 car boy"
When 40 morning csrne hc took IN
early t7ain fcr the French retropoiis
a7d the same evening sought OF. BIS
son.
ErTens hsd hsprenc5 % tske his
sna-t-ents 81 horge where there urTe
@ nnuher of ether vounc stu5sBte. ard
had yielded 90 thelr invitation 20 see
sons cf tao fgn of ra-z Life aev
terme5 a. Under tAis hsrefaf irra-
sn-e bis Fr,nch hIoos rad warmed ~.
and before many days Rad pssaed ha
vas rushinE hssflong in'o the uael-
strou ~ questionable pleasures Tfsii
ret take bis fssher. wIth 81 the exus-
rience rsined ~ al his cwn oourse -
life. Dora thaa = mcrssnt % note taa
change 4 Cias-s vas suTeiart ard
res st-a1gs - ssv. his fatber rei1'eed
~ Is for ais vsz tie coa3 tioa IL vhich
r. Nisks1 70 asS his soa Es knsv
thAt EH-sRs's sstars wzs- 49, s.-en7
enoazs 20 staad The ssea 5tatioas - ths
fastest citv io fha rri rerss. AID eo-rr~.-