The morning call., 1892-09-05

long terTa.cQt tag loves, a box OF n III ARDS
bonb0ns, Aidrich s.poeil i we y um @c0 rers,
and "a dozen. ether. charirrng #:1enl-
mime tTiHes. Endefby y.s1*: fingers tren-
bled: as be- opened: tls boo ;;.*..b7lt M
thtTewas no: n me lls card case, too,
was empty he#haBdkeTChIefs had" G..F:t
| f, XqyisIte worked ont b. WI lfk,
but he c e,T- vast lender R:olle TO give
muc b. hope. Her e WAS a "a udIl daFY. Indeed
u w03lder5what her II ane RI =. In de r1Y
muspd,.ten deTly. care SsEng: 'tte#smNo othS COW
ers OF the volume of: poe try q eof fglaI a,
perhaps, OF Griselliai 0T Cert iTlide, or Grace Q
yes it i'm ust be Grace e!--Wha a I a. wee TN aIle
tits i-andit jast.suits her.teo~ =: I. #
$50. Grace, YOU have: a brush an nd*c0nb in
your p6ssesS SiQni and i must g o: hn E eInnt on
your account. MelSI would Willingly do
somuch for your sa ke Qu have TstO len a my
heart already so the. Yafise NIGH as. weH
gowith X. -. 80 f. T:'- :: :. =
Tie next morning Fnderby. started for
Rug by:wi nh herflxed: lntenti0n o hun ting
Mp q. F.st:~ Rugby was. @but9a Village 10
the idea was not Such:; an absurd soRe. AS II
IN jght seem .at first sight. II TeGiStered.at
sipy conversation with-t lIe:g arrQlous clerk.
After ag00d< deai OF talk he learned that
there was: a :gcntlema an who had Just come
there with his han dSanle..y Uni & Wife md
had BUILT the most e eEegant house tlioree
His name was: Fis her. Iheodore Fisher,
sir. - - :. : .s.. !: 81. s
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= Theseletters flashed In a Wild dance he
fore Enderby'S 5 eye So So Ted .I1is heT, his
old college chum. mad f0res ia ed min, a lld
married. the only woman: III AT He@-Jack
Enderby-eo eouJd.ever love Could fate ever
be more.cruel tilaa ! Als Z? here could BENG
doubt OF lt;:I was Ted Fisher and no. o ne
else. He renemb befed wefI=the handsome.
bTigbtfaCe. though. be. h8d mot seen 1T for
s years. nd.itxWas heavily bearded now.
Enderby felt That he celld no stay to=s see
his friends happiness = He would go away
on the next rain and try TO. forget all. about
the wTetehedi i@TldtculOus affairs l41ic ly:no
one else knew any thing aeoutjt. H StTolled
idly down the broad avenue. Wondering In.
which hQuse#Ied Fisher and his beautiful
vile lived He felt q sudden. grip on. nj 5.
right shoulder. and then some one 8llirled.
him around and began TO. shdke both his.
hands II. =, ,. ~ .:=. =-
Jack Enderby, by.allthat's WONDERFUL,
CHEEKY voice exclaimed, and two blue.
ewes were gazing. eagerly at his own.
WheTe tD4the wor Id did you drop from.?3}s
u eaTnefrem New York this qlorning,
Enderby ex plained, hooking for some OF:
my property. IL ]; am. no I. mistaken you.
p" Ted Fisher started thank
Eve hadseuOngh o f. that sort <of thing. Im=
no private detective, th0uglry0u GId nay
sister seem to thinks O.. Why, man, she de-
manded the sanle~ seryIce % me Yesterday.
Somebody stole her valiSe. and left bis. eO.NI b
In It's place=-a miserable sfflir, c5ntai ming
half dozen c0l6r-tJrbes Worp-6Ht paint.
brushes. The fellow had some literary
taste, IL seeus, for we found q book by
Tboreau in the yalise 80. 3.
Ted FsheTH shouted Ender6y, grasping
Fishers hand as.if he would wrench II off,
ais G.Fi f YOUR siSteT?'5 ~. ::5
BY JoyeD gasped Fisher, "lf tl4issisn,t
too good Ha. "a, nal Were you that fell
low, EnderD 2 Let 80 my hand, Isay! I'm"
nOtmade OF cast iron:'' :. 49,:
WHO would have dreamed of four living
here, Ted ?" EndarTy# exclaimed joypilsly
II axe me to your house at once, old fellow;
l want 10 meet your wife-aad your sister,
Aud-uY sister, mimIgked ! ed - 'It is
kind OF y0I tO-Temem ber@ her tall Jack. .
But Enderby only laughed, and gently
pushed t sher soTe me. Imagine Gfetctl-
ems bewilliernlent when they came up the
garden walk arm IN arm. ~.
Il have caught your tlltef, Gretchen p.
led announced tTIuHlphantly: Deal With
him gently, my dear for he is as yet young
ln the paths of wrongdoing. Hiss name is
Enderby, and By profes he is III artist,
as certain. sketch OF two young ladies IN
your possession amply testlies. Your
yalise j. safe al the hotel"
Oh, the yalisel said G etchen, smiling
and blushlng pTettiy. 1T was a fair ex-
change, and no robbery at all. But do
want my bonbOns and my Aldrich. Is my
nose. really so long as that. sketch ma kes II
out, Mr.. EndeTbY The thought has wor-
ried ME SO much I'm actually growing
thin
Here Mrs. Ted Fisher, pretty brunette,
appeared IN the scene. With. tie help Of
Ted she convinced Jack that he could not
possi bly, 90 TO New York for two weeks at
the very least
He stayed great deal longer and finally
went away with Gretchen. who had eX-
changed her initials G. F. F. for G. F. T.,
well satisfied that it was a fair exchange.