Telegram-herald., 1891-08-07

IN HAD axAxD THAT I ASSOCIATED
GREAT DEAL WITH A CERTAIN LAroxN.
that he belonged 10 that class Of fAnot-
Sea shas 10 know under the name Of
snihslistss'
THE nihilises arc said 20 have their
dark. dangerous acccrnplices even in
Che hishcct circles Of society-sherO
may Do many among them whose as
pir.sions arc noble. still II win always
be wrong" said solemniy.
"Ycu may be- right" answered aha,
''as . man. ~ an ofscer. a. . 'Prusaisn.
you viii naturally know better than I.
You said before no promised you an
explanation; until then we viii reserve
our Judgment II Is getting lonesome
herc. fear you viii DO the next IA
leave. Do you know that the countess
and Ellen have gone 10 Florcncc?"
II heard so from Lapotin. last even
ing. What caused that sudden deciS
ion?-
II believe the countess learned some
thug Of that scene from Ellen. and i'm
agined the rest as she appeared &c
know her consort pretty well Ellen
refused 10 come to table d'hote, ~ well
~ to see anyone. for which she was
finally compelled 10 give . reason: then
the doctor said her nerves wero over.
wrought, but that otherwise she Yves
perfectly healthy. Possibly the coun
tess suspected sorne obtrusivcncss on
your part. baron. and. To viDaicase you.
Ellen had To speak. As things are. and
as much a II painod me ~ lose my fa.
vortsc. 10 10 better 30. In this way
Ellen viii regain her usual spirits. She
WAS quite merry when she said GOOD
by. and promised to write To me-"
Now we both sit here forlorp," said
!. jestinsiy. and await promised news.
Perhaps We .Ay exchange with one an
o.her7''
Gladly" said the old lady. And
true friends will We remain. You will
gee how they will gossip downstairs to-
day. pray you. Baron Aschen. treat
with scnssmpt all Of Count Degeufeld's
reoaehs. 10 viii not let this affair Of
Lspetins psss without wounding u.s.
ouAPrsR XIV.
ne feeling ~ having a secret msde
ne rather uncomfortable a. | went
down 90 disner.
hiss Rcnn~rt's <ind eyes. which smiled
Q. me from the usual place. were the
only things unchanged. and Mr.. White =
teeth sif their work still In their old
pss,~ ~ the table hote.
In Lspotin's place sat the stout lsdS
from east Prussis. and next her hct
niece, an uncomnonly large. phleg-
matte Young lady.
Thereupon fcllcv>d Court Desenfeld.
who. IN spite az The presence Of Mrs
CLIFFORD. couid not deny himself the
plrs.urs Of examining this youthful
ft~r.
III. seemed IN . merry hurncr. his
new rv,Ae " rrss~-wis}o~er evidently
pleased him. ard be entertained "a
usaaL TIE snail circle. which always
sstherra arcund Mrs Oxford. who bad
squeesed The Ergijsh bsroost Ia be-
tween h~v ard me. We did not wish "a
have anything - do with enc another.
Even tse fas hoy ID not ale next rue;
Perhaps "a an embryo aihilist I was
ses~ss-~~a 40 asnrersa~i
In hia place sss his mother. ard eorr-
uunieassng scr-~s Misc Renosrs and
me BY means II sccr-s ssgrs with ne
s'ns,s lady. r. had tse appearance 80 II
sh~y Wished snsrsruoosly ~ arnshiissr
Miss Rsnn>rt ard ns. nniy NJ. White
~>s e~srpsescnssie ssd expressed ne
r~g-et shs. sts pretty 0erman isss7 bad
left "A -crv charming rsr~~n. ssas
IVES Ellen. SAID he. VERY lovely. IN
deed 80 ~siisnf~rr,ed. sne-v hsw -
tsiS ~ ~-r. sna he~ ric~iv sse srek-
k~s'sshf Add he sratinsed - Talk
rsesssssss. rot sstsrinx thsf ss~ sscn-
lsSr Isash>d seekipsfr. the mater
families shrsxv-s h~~ st~shs-es - 4
eae we're ssrzsi. and that Mrs 9i1sFd