Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17

For whom all this game had been played
out he would not have IL known that be
was the son OF T'Chaka, he who no
longer sought to be king, lest he should
bring down the wrath OF Panda upon
him.
When the people heard this they
thought that UmslopOgaas Knocked Il
nita, and vet in his anger he spoke truth
when he said first that he was born OF
she heavens above. for so we Zulus name
the king, and so the witch doctor, linda
bazimbi named TChaka on the day OF
the great smelling out. But they did
not take it IN this sense. They held that
he spoke truth when he said that he was
born Of Indabazimbi, the witch doctor
who had fed the land, whittier do not
know.
Then NADIA turned to Zinita and spoke
to her In a sweet and gentle voice: "If
I be not sister TO Bulalio, yet shall soon
10 be sister 70 you, who are the ChiefS
Inkosikaas, Zinita. Shall that not sat-
isfy YOU, and will you not greet me
kindly and with a kiss OF peace, who
have come from far to be your sister?"
As she held out her hands toward her
Zinita scowled and jerked at her neck
let OF beads, breaking the string on
which they were threaded, so that the
beads rolled this way and that.
keep your kisses for our lord, girl, ="
said Zinita roughly; ''as the beads are
scattered, so shall you scatter this Peo-
pie Of the Ak"
Now NADIA turned away with little
sigh and the people murmured, for they
held that Zinlta had treated her III.
Then she stretched out her hand again
and gave the lily in il to UmslopogaaS,
saying:
''Here Is a token Of our betrothal,
lord, for never head Of cattle have my
father and to send, we who are out
casts, and Indeed the bridegroom must
pay the cattle. May bring you peace
and love, my lord"
Umslopogaas took the flower and
looked somewhat foolish with IL, he who
was won't to carry the AK and not flow
err And so that talk was ended.
Now, on that day Umslopogaas took
NADIA the lily to wife, and for awhile
there was peace and quiet. But this
evil thing came upon UmslOpogaas that
from the day when he weddid NADIA he
hated even 10 look upon Zinita, and not
on her alone, but on al his other wives
also. GalazI said il was because NADIA
had bewitched him, but know well that
the only witchery she used was the med
icine OF her eyes, her beauty and her
love. Still it came TO pass that thence
forward and until she had long been
dead the Slaughterer loved her and her
alone, and that is q strange sickness to
come upon man.
AS may be guessed, my father, Tin
tia and the other women took this I'll.
They waited awhile indeed, thinking it
would wear away, then they began to
murmur both to their husbands and in
the ears of other folk till at length there
were two parties in the tOwn-the party
of Zinita and the party of NADIA.
The party OF limit was made up OF
women and of certain men who loved
and feared their wives, but that of
NADIA was the greatest and it was all Of
men, Umslopogaas at the head Of them,
and from this division came much Bit
terness aud Quarreling in the huts.
Yet neither the Lily nor Unslopogaas
heedek it greatly, nor indeed anything,
so lost and we'll content were they in
each others love.
TO BE CONTINUED.