Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-06

ON tine Ifdlu lNlct udl, inc l'tt'lH
would not have reached him uninter-
ruptcdly. BY this time he is beginning
to got them fast enough. And as for
Won. Kate. Won are uuiteas unjust as hc.
In anrrrs badly for INV future peace:
audi ann learning TWO lessons here.
Kate
..Vbar two Drav2"
..Tbar be cam Dee foolishlv unreliable
I'm estimating woman"
..And Tine otbcro"
THAT you may Doe perSiStcutly mlc-
liable in Your Judgment of a man.
Verify for Young woman with "a
sweet girIish face. whom We saw but "a
week agonc twitchiug kittens ears
and saving little or nothing. Miss Tray
er, was displaying unexpected fighting
qualities. For moment Mrs Bayner
glared 40 her I'M tremulOuS Indignation
and dismay.
'.Nou-vOu ought 10 Doe ashamed OF
YOURSELF" was her eventual outbreak.
Bnt to this there was mo- reply Miss
TravcrS moved quietly 90 the doorway,
turned and locked her angry sister in
the eve. and said:
I'll sb,ll rfv, mn the walk and will 90
-o mn, roor Excuse me % any visitors
This evening"
..You are not going TO write TO him
now. when YOU are angry, l hope?'
81 shall not write To- him until to-mor-
row. bur when ] do shall tell him thiS'
Kate: that if hc desires my confidence me-
viii address hi>complaintS ana inquiries
to mo-. II ann old enough To- be- engaged
to him. in your opinion. / am equally old
enough 90 attend Co such details as
these. in my own"
Mrs. Bayner stood one moment as
though astounded; then she flew 20 the
door and relieved her Surchargcd bosom
as follows: .Weu. I pity the man Won
marry. whether YOU are lucky enough
To- keep this one or not and tlounced
Indignantly out of the house.
When Capt. Bayuer came i'm, half an
hour afterwards. the parlor was DESERT
ed. Tie was looking worn and diSpirited.
Finding no one ON the ground floor hc
went 90 the foot of tine stairs. and called:
kate"
4 door opened above: kate has gone
ONT. captaiu."
.Do Won know where. Ncllie2"
over ro Tine hospital. Think: though
cannot saw
III. hoard him ,i,-b dceplv. move irres-
.o'ufnIy about the hail for moment.
mud tE.,, t,irn and 90 ONT.
Nttfs ,ar.. be fonrd two figures dim
ID. ,,sfbr9 fr +hr Gathering darkness:
,i,.,. b,J .tonn.d ON hearing his foot
.-.r ono v-,s an officer i'm uniform.
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'-9'''' ~. ,,'ho bon0rod him. Prob
-r1', 81. ,,.,. omntbor dinner Little by
G.,.i.. M tl,is r,re Tine time would soon
.',.,. ,ybcn Mr. Uovne would be- asked
.,..rv,vbere and hc and his correspond
irolv dronncd. lie turned miScrably
AWAY and went back tO the billiard
rooms I'M thc store. When Mrs. Rayucr
r,ry her bell for tea that evening he
bod mot reappcared. and she sent mes
-,.,,,,or f,,. him
IN wasa brilliant moonlit evening. a
strong prairie gale had begun TO blow
from the northwest. and was banging
shutters and whirlug pebbles al a turI-
ous rate. At the sound of the trumpetS'
wai,ing tattoo a brace OF young oihcerS
calling on the ladies took theH leave
The captain had retired To- nus u'n no. OF
study. where nc smut h'iilS,,l up 70'u
deal OF late. ana lul'h'I ,NiN, nay ,''I
followed him ANA CioSeu 'he Eour " '.'l
her. Throwing ciodN o''I l,'i >'ol'',
dcrS Miss IrdNtrS Slcppcu ""V ~" ',''
piazza ana gaIcd lh uc'SnO upon siiI
moonht panorama -'hc Si"" y, W
>ulnlllJ> u" '". N"v'" GU -.
ing eNpanSe OF upland prairie between
the rough outlines OF the Ioo,hii SUI u
ened i'm the SllNery Hght' the udrN SiIu-
OwS of the barracks across tine p"I"u''
the twinkling lights OF the SerS'antS a.
they took their stations the Soldlerly
forms of the officers fastening to their
companies far across the frozen Level.
Suddenly she became aware oil TWO
forms coming down the walk. Ihey
issued from Maj. Waldron'S quarters
and the door closed behind them. one
was young officer; the otn'r' Shc
speedily made out a Chinese servant
who was guiding his master. She knew
the pair in am instant, and her hrSt I'M
pulse was To- retire. Then She reflected
that ne could not see ana Shc Wan''u
to look. So she stayed. They had al
most reached her gate when avid blast
Nhirled the officers cape about his ears
abd sent some sheets of music flying
across the road. Leaving his master ut
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