Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-13
ir.-tt'n Tor tho acknowledgements is91l
CHAPTER TX.


MRS. L. DIANE"
tie train began its rumblng journey
unto fnc night Mr.. Draue felt wild cxui-
fqtou. he was escaping from the scenes
o tH' utmost misery he had ever cxpc-
r.eND.i and nc Was going TO see the most
adorable lgsl In tho world. The more he
tfa." Lt of n The more the tramp's story
Oh u' ms marriage appeared 70 be absolute
fr''n and get, the fellow had been so
rfi dent. 90 unmstokabv pleased WITH
Ie prospects, And Bessie had said that
tHc iVc0 ln Buffalo. Was she deceiyiug
Him and Mr., Bowers. tooY Il was all
SER, strange WHY had he not taken the
rerolut on 10 learn the tramp real uaTneY
lisd be- gou" and married Bessie under the
raro of brarc>
Lawrence ehivcrcd until he recalled that
o.. tramp hai known Bc-sio in childhood.
.lI therefore could not pass himself 20
Hrr under To- false name This WAS some
mi ~. but O.. ho puzzled on oycr tho
etuaton hc began 70 doubt whether he
ll1 done wisely ~ running away from ms
IGn les tf'r friends who had come % New
Arr. 'o hrI him. Uudou btedlv. however.
th0F would have declared that The story OF
h.- adventure, was Che hgucnt 81 DIS
ordered brain.
So. with perp.ryitics ard doubts ms OK
uts.Iou gave way TO anxiety, and even tue
p..-pnct OF SEEING Bessie again failed 10 re-
lrta h'~ mind az trouble.
If nas long past midnight when he
reached Now Haven. 4 CRIB took him 10
o.. Beaver Nou.o whore he was denied
alinf SION because an rooms were taken.
leaving Hu application for the first va
'4nrv. he found accommodations else
.tD.a. IL sleepy Waterman. grumbllng
lrnDflryattlr slowing lim FEB tiny
..qmhor 0u the TOP door. Whom hc
came down rt.l- iu 'hc morning To- paY
E.- Tl the clerI. politely rcquc ted him
rfr'.fcr "A fumalitv flat had
l.., no,I.c+oG C.rts.ulv lo would
..unlv. and with "a determination. formed
ODD f..b .. ..I ur1rr fran. c.lors lac
,.rot. i,. name and address vl,l d bold.
'.rlc laud. Thm Dee stood before the
.,r... ro'lly ah-orb.d nm forrnulatinr a
,iau Of action Inst rs Mr. Dranc was
..t.r.r. ID shr.Wd- looking Young man
v-i unf..lrot in ono b4rd and a pencil
rtlonthrr entered Tho office. 81. wa'fod
.ufI .,v1.rcr lrd withdrawn from the
counter and taeu lroon indu.triously 70
,.,,r thr names end addrce4os from the big
to.l Tho rIork erected him iocularlv.
.lC.u ,i,.,,,r ,-I.'. tL.ua,.. -. Jav2u
"raol M. Er,,.',,g D..o1,,ii and find out. -"
~, +.,-l.arr rr,Ir.
mis- brilliant rcnlrtee had done service
f.r o.eriup Tie conversation between the
ci,rs aad the ehrc,yd young man daily for
mluv months. and u IS probablyso serving
sim. 1ncrr I- nothing like having witty
r,tor. that is v.4frautcd not d wear out.
Thc vouns man copied rapidly down the
nag, until Doe came to the last page. Then
he paused and .oowlcd am instant. after
which he wrote Lawrence Dranc, Kansas
Ctv No.. No. 3iG. pd. - very slowly, and
.ulnei a'cut slriv to scrurnize the broad
il.l of tha gentleman nj the window.
tr,rfh,rr mn Tmuvyn asked the
.I.rl nb.orviro This action.
Jr,uv wiuk,d and nodded mveteri-
.f and I,r,n to search ainouo tho
,..g..n.,rrr- l,.rg an the writirg-fablr.
Ir...rtly he fourI a Now York paper Of
IN. day before and turned to the account
of Mr. Dwuc's escape and reward for his
captu-e.
- THOUGHT so'" ne said. with a fri
nmphani grim. while the clerk looked on
.u rniisgmscd curiosity. Jimmy gave him
no comfort. Instead. he heightened the
Jerk 8 emotion by sitting down where he
could ,oc Nh. Draues face end scanning
the paper again with frequent chances up
ward for COMPARISON.
"N0ustarhc eoueund clothes different"
le u.ftnr.i " bat 1t must he the man 1
wonder whether hem become violent and
murder nm, A speak To him. Perhaps |
rap iuv,ialo hm To- n police station"
While jimmy was .tiu debating what 10
do t. scoop the boys on hig piece of