Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

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sitenrea II sfteh 20 the PelasDs osodalnb sos
etc. Tn rs@l siad you're 10 - home sooa
Don't stop LOns ia Washington on your vsg
nssns. FOR l wat yo1 % sc Jim Siocrfe place
before the G.ia.y fFeshacss Is wora "a that
heavenly corGice and window
Washington society welcomed with
open arms the beautiful, talented and
wealthy Mss Harper shc and her
parents are such faverit-s with the sem
asors asdfneir wives that their STAY Is
prolonged
'rhonyh don't see any senator here
for nae. ma" laughs Marian Every
one Is married. and has a large and In
terestiag family"
well. dssrie. ssysma, with a smile,
you are sorry now that You didn't con-
sent 70 become Lady GSforgoid, aren't
yosS'
Not much; ia much rather marry
the poorest fellow in America"
Ben Claymer. for instance" hints
ma Marian family flushss and says,
laughingiy: 1T is Pity TINT h. Is not
SO susceptible as those Foreigners"
A magnificent reception is at its
hsight. Marian Harper stands, ciad in
fiIy white, the ceater Of an sdmi ring
circle.
An" says one. 'therc Is The new
senator from Texas. your state. Miss
Harper. and you should be proud of
him. He r. TIE youngest senator in
congress and has made quite reputa-
ton since he came in A remarkable
young mani"
AS Marian turns to lock at the object
Of these remarks, her eyes meet the
gaze Of the large, gray, dreamy orbs
which are the peculiar property OF one
ben Clsymer Of Haylina, Texaa and he
Immediately makes his way TO her
Mr. Claymerl What q genuine sur
prtsel" says she. ''Ivhst are you doing
In Washington, and especially what
are you here for'%'
I'm in Washington because the dear
people sent me here, and am at this
reception because heard that should
be likely 30 NEE. feilov-citizen here"
ne answers, concisely. hut with bright
sparkle in his dreamy eyes. They ex-
change coInmonplaccs until Ben, by
some dsxterous sieight-of-hand perform
ance, causes the admirers of Marian TO
vanish and leave him clone in the field
He proposes n stroll through tho con-
sef-asory. and az they are ct last free
from the gaze OF all eyes, Claymer
turned and clasped her hands tightly In
both OF his.
Marian, no words can tell you how
glad | am 20 see YOU Are you true to
your American SENATOR"
II am proud OF your distinction" said
she. in frightened evasion. Il was ex-
pccting to find you grinding out fine ed
i'orials for the Daily American. Why
didn't you write 10 me about this7'
Never mind: IN tell You all abou.
Il some other time. What I want TO
know now is II the girl who Is worth
her weight in gold Is willing to ex-
change herself FOR an American SEN
ptor. "a she once said she would.
Marian, nothing bat the hope of one
dsy feeling myself in such a position
that 20 prefer Won ny love would not
b. an unworthy aud foolish act. moth
ing but this has brought me here. You
were my incentive. and without ycu I
care for nothing. have loved you
always Will you be my own little
Mrs. Senator Aye ~ no. darlins4"
THE ayes have it, said Marian.
softly -Modoc. In Housckeeper
why Ne WsessA . usss Fiessrs.
A local photographer tells . story Of
q young man Who came INTO the studio
ono day and asked nervousiy II be
might have . little conversation with
him The visitor was painfully ngly.
aud after some awkward blustipG and
indefinite aliusious he asked the artist
IL he supposed he had among HE sam
PIES picture of sny yo-ng man who
looked ike him. but was better looking.
What do You mean. young MANI