Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-07

lfr >tNNttut'f S'tt@t o'te-
r.voir'. wits. which were As
tho.e of any woman IN Eng
.s,,n led her CD form false con-
C,..r enough was it 20 her
,,~ .ar>fu'> honorable intentions
s.n tbwarted by some malignant
4 ana very itt.e doubt had she
-d Gu,,r was the cUlprit in qUeS-
Ma. only thing thar she was puz-
| account for was Lord Gui>e'S
..l prevent any independent man
lover from acting ~ he pleased.
chad was the meaning OF that SIX
a, limit?
.a imagine q fauatical opponent
mouy urging his friend TO look
months before ieaping; but one
auot imagine his friend taking
tucc. Lady Beivoir, therefore,
-.eNcd. though convinced that
upou the scent, and As per-
-al, condition of mind 20 which
neither accustomed nor dis
submit. she could not divert
s-hts from the guSOived prob
... she passed slowly into her
where Mr.. Schneider had been
SEED 90 await her.
H.t, been less prcOccupied She
.ye taken more notice than she
poor Schncider'S nervous agony
-. incoherencc of his speech. rs
.r, she attributed these symptoms of
-.,s 90 not unnatural cause. and
trouble herself % allay them.
him founder and stumble for
.... it was only right that he should
..., ..u. extent conscious of his im-
..r. fOr. however much one may
.---l uue'S epoch and have eman-
.,...I .ae's self from worn out ariSto-
.-.-.. traditions. one IS still aware of
,.. .,,..r,e OF such q thing rs breed
r-.-l oaa cannot regard one self rs
:r- Old quite the same species rs Il
.- gre. millionaire.
Unav. however, marry mongrel
--.. sake Of his millions, and Lady
g,.- bad seriously thought of doing
5. 81. wa, rather deeply ia debt. she
..,a- far beyond her income, she
t..l -ae idea 1f retrenchment, and
.-. .re worse things than q husband
aa. >at once r.ch and submissive. She
.r a.k u DEER Injurious arm chair,
t.nu.a. u.rsclf and contemplating with
arrl anguil amusement the Stam-
r.-r- g-.tch before her. who looked
uun- ibly hot and TO whose words
she listened.
L. or shall I not?" she was
II Really l don't believe
en- E-1y rate. not Yet: he is too
r4 IL the worst comes 10 the
Wo-, .-a always be- Seut for.
E-x she was thus mentally dis
pl,rg .-n. her attention was sudden
'g arrested oy some phrase Of which he
nl-a -,e aud which had an odd sort of
sl What in the world was the man
,vl-2 business matters which have
been 700 long neglected-absolutely
-..a,,4ry for me % look into my affairs
i end out now I Stand-dOubtful
whether | shall be able 70 see anything
t ms friends for some months 70 come
Tsa,. were confused aud equivOcal
statements, nor was the manner of their
rra 'ation such as 90 inspire conf
ie. u the sincerity of the speaker.
~A,I i've thought Lady Belvoir, in
a.',r ,.lpefaction, 1.-THE fellow is trying
u -es QUE OF 10"
Never il all her experience had such
ltl.u- By, This occurred 90 her before,
arl ST.. could hardly believe her ears.
Instantly sa. forgot about Percy Tho
r,l aud lord Gu.>e. all about her pecu-
ua-y Embarrassment and the results to
v..h t4ey might cad, and devoted her
Whole iu,cU-e.., the study of this
/ -.a aat most .N,urdinary phenome-
- moe-r. iionaire showing
e,y,o aIrs himself clear of Sybil.
L-eF 6-'nr. Ia', required looking
.''' s--4. 4el more than Mr.. Schnei-
'.f'ali.r' could possibly DO.
TIE position of the lucklesS Schneid-
'- "-> Us every one must see, aw6-
"arla1G difficult ia a degree far sur
passing thar of Percy Tnorold. Percy.
10 deciding 20 absent himself for six
-0.'-, mad In fact adopted the only
--m.,>.1.e course; when one IS forbid
i.- -l speak % the woman whom one
'e, There is absolutely nothing for i'll
Quo, ,o ay the country. But from this
course Schneider was debarred by va
a.s, col>derations, not the least i'm
l9r'lrt of which was his ambition to
enter parliament.
thr scotch election he would no dOub
.'>r. o-- ~err Ae ,o follow up his defeat
'3 -l-h- De- would fOrego any suisse
S.'l, ra-aca char might offer of repair
.-, i,' ana would Likewise be considered
Co --'e resigned an claim upon the in
--ence % ,le wire pullerS. The COM
urfci. Instincts which We're his by
H,l, " heredity would not suffer him
o. MAKE such a sacrifice Is that. Yet
7 b. reaained ia England, how could
D. 1'ol meeting Lady Beivoir? And
Wien a- met her. how could he avoid
4-ire>>ns her? 10 We're not as though
'-r We're oa- of those people who dis
appear q, ra- end of one London season
-,. arr >'el n1 more until the opening
'-' next Size was no less certain TO
-- lancaster and Newmar6et-nOtt TO
-''--'l Other paceS-than if she had
l ore % ,ar stewards of the Jockey
'' ana pretending not 10 see her
"o..'d Do as futile as pretending not to |
W 'le "nn.u, post.
.ae sr.evo.> straits TO which he |
p. ~ 'eiueed Schneider could hit upon |
~ o-r pret-xt. which, feeble |
$3.50 was. had just a shade of
sa ,l' /, was quite true that his |
in-.. Banded Inspection. He was
fr...r...' BIB and his money was per-
n-,...,.' 90. this he did not know by |
CT. i-rt tie had hitherto been /
N+ s--lged in climbing the
x.-... l.' 'o ascertain the exact
u., D, his vast capital, and |
s-.tt -i- is thinking of marrying it
li, moves him To put things ship
Nslt not Lady Belyoir be in
Understand and appreciate