Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
THE DOCTORS YARN.

world happier wife and mother than lad
DAr;moor. ! don't suppose that b.iw-cu
the four seas there exists n woman who {,
prouder and fondcr Of her husband and her
children. and he has very sufficient excuse
for her pride Aad her fondncss. Dartmooi
Il a distinctly handsome mamie IA also a
distinctly cleyer man-and when the Duke
Of westcountry said that Dartmoor. who
was his son aud heir. should marry hnil
asttle he waa o. oourse tho great phfe. the
"catoh, Of the season. aud ho icll TO ior.
tunais Linda Werner.
The most striking pecuilhflty about Lord
DArtmoor IL his thoruughnes4 when 10.
goes In for thing 10 does 40 In fof II, he
h the sort Of man who feels. ~ the vulrar
old song aid. that "he !. bound 10 so the
whole hog or none" OF course be {. a
genius, because he hhs the capacity Tor tax.
Ing an innnlte amount ~ trouble. II. die.
iinRuishsd himself A. the university not
merely In the schools. bat also on tho river
and In the cricket Zelda Then he Travelled
through Central Asia with that very ~.
centric Parsonage, Captain nniiiea, rrn.
orally known A. Hadii Bftiles. the great
oHentAlilt And thee be bscamo private
secretary 10 Lori Orindstone. Ionl Grind.
stono vAa reported Va have Killed several
private secrtAfios. but no amount u work
was too severe Tor young Dartmoor. lie
knew perfectly we'll that lis career A. tho
future head Of the great house 81 West.
country wa necessarily politics.
Lord Dartmoor was nusnt speaker aud
hard worker. aud he quite understood
that a. Lord Gnndsi0ue's private secretary
La aaHtIN T.. lulflaN.l I.s.. a
practical politician, aud learn al the trick
" the trade, lie had two year. with Lord
Orindstoue. Then he entered tho house a.
mrmber Tor Clolwofihy. lie hal attended
Tar too often, both In the house u com.
mons aud In another place. A. Lord Grind.
stones private secretary, not 10 under.
stand all about the forms ~ the house. aud
he was n Rinttnn for work, aud insinlnt.
were continually proposing 10 add the
name OF the membsr for Clo,lwurthy 10
TIT. COMMITTEES aud that COMMITTEES.
Linda Werner was ono Of the hclles ~
the london .eason when she became en.
gagged 20 Lord Dsrimoor. That was moth.
inR morn than her right, because Miss
Werner was really very beautiful shs
was only eighteen, hut she was straight a.
adari, her ngurc we'll developed. and her
complexion clear her hair. whlch was the
color Of The fipcnei wheat, was genuine
aud plentiful, and as Tor thosa tender blue
.yr- OF hers, ~ We say In my profession,
They accelerated the cardiac action" 4
am not going Ia describe her In detail. II /.
pcfi,ctly unnecessary. because you Alway.
s.e Lady Darlmoor'- photographs In tic
shop Windows, and her portrait By Paris.
" A., was the picture al tho academy
ssten years ago. was her family doctor.
When she married lor Dartmaor 1
think that tho poor child wa. ilttla dls.
appointed, because, though ID Waa an also.
lutte love marriage on both sides, Yet Dart.
moor had "a many Irons In the political llro
that he could not give q proper amount u
attention 10 bis beautiful wife. lou eco
he wea memhcr for Clolworthy, he had
Just hecn made an under secretary ~ state;
aud what with the Attain. Of his oonstltu'
enta, aud the affair Of tho nation, and nj.
determination 10 he gr,at political suo.
.r,s, tho inan, though ho loved aud hon.
ord bis young aud beautiful wife. really
bad not time u cherish her or make fuss,
Ills business engagements wcrr 10 very an.
lnrrons- OF course, the beautiful Lady
Dartmoor won't great deal into society,
and she was cven morn admired AZ Lady
Dartnoor than she had bcgn as l.lnda Yer.
ncr
Captain the Honorable Reginald nlAek.
adder. generally known a. Adonls nlark.
adder wah a professional ladykiller
Young hlhckAddsr had lots " money, and
when say that he was a sort Of I.oyclacc,
with a dash u Casanova. you can under,
stand tho sort Of man ho was lilo was TO.
rslved everywhere because he was ex.
rerdinfly well connected, hut be was a
distinctly dangerous man and libcrtlne
by choice llls complexion was NJ an ivory
like pallor. Women always admir- thai.
they forget that II l. usually produced. a.
In Captain blsekadders case, hy dlssl.,.
ton and late hours Women sali that ''hs
waltAsd like an angel" men looke.i upon
him as coneclted numskull lie did
waltz Ike an angel, and he was a concelted
nunskull, aud a thorough good kicking
would have done Captain tho Honorable
Reginald blackAdier q world of good
bnt II i difficult Tor an injured father. or
sven an injured husband. TO administer a
thorough good kicking 10 an officer In Tia
Guards who stands sIK foot one ln his sorla
For year before her marriage Captain
hlackaddcr had paid Linda Werner marked
attention, but Miss Werner gave linn po
encouragement after heF marriage tho
captains attentions became still more
strongly marked. Ito danc,d with her a.
often a. possible, and women liked To dance
With Reggie lilackadder lie would tan
~ her IN whispers about nothing. and
most women felt a profound satisfaction
In monopolIzlng tho attentions Of 40 hand.
tQmo a man as Captain Blackadder. lie
PLAYED the Nery strongest card that con hs
played W the game " fascination, aud
posed ~ Lady partmoor's friend.
l.ntd Darimoor did not trouble himself
one l11 about tho destinations Of Captain
h.hehmlderi hg merely looked upon him a.
hn asian as whntalkcd we'll, who danced
ven II be- could only have pretended TO
have begn a little biz jealous all might have
been vol; but nartmo0r had not time Tor
jealousy much lcss for shammlng H.
Nhtn he could escape from the house, II
he had time, which be- very seldom had, he
would drop Ia at the ball or carpet dance,
NJ which his wife might DO engaged. and
dutiiully drive home with her ~ q hus.
hand should, but he was generally no tirrd.
poor fellow, that he dropped OF 70 sleep
before they got 20 the house
ltwns at this umo that was called In
professionally 20 see Lady Dartmoor
had known her all her lie, you see, and 4
wAa supposed 10 understand her soRstltu.