The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-01
Calypso o. Psls|elsl
BIZ EDWARD s. VAN zn.r.
AUTHOR OF WANTED, A SENSATION" "TM
LAST OF THE VAN sLAcKs." -
MAGNETIC MAN" ETC., KTc.
icOpyrlsh. 1871. BY rhs Unissd Prssai


sO,dde,dv the door az the bouse onened
and no caught a glimpse of male. startled
face = slender figure robed In n dressino-
rown Of some lIRht shade. and heard 4
voice saving:
aCome. Harry. You have put me TO a
cruel tast.. A
She took his hand and led him to the
parlor. Helping him OF with his over-coat
after she had lighted the gas, she made
him lie down unon sofa In an instant
he was asleep. Pushing hack hid hair with
gentle hands she kissed his forehead and
tban .nrtIv stoIa unxtaJra
CHAPTER ~
Tho rrnn tahn Tunrar Tur,.r -. j.
uro.rfre.. MN n ,vns ,,o,,oasa,, =, -. - 4.
hs ,,,i,.,ny ) 4 ta,v rn,,,,s,,,,, 49,. :.
vor trnii2..,! tt.fa He Innnrasa,d t,a ~,
1non va. .tss4. o,,-v no All Il rs h..l -
eay IN nn,4F tatk,J ,nnoh III, ,ut.a.s ~
made \ raps,rl, aha,t nc ,.aot,,a,. =, J., n'
atanca ,.,,, s.it al .,,,,a 49, ~.
brain Ind beyntten The nroras;tion ha ~ -.
yanced. knowing. a. vau dfd that ba 10,
4 the nroprietor ~ q na,yaea,or ,ha ,,,.,,e si'
dent ~ q Lank nm ax.o,, ~
Minister ~ pnrtnr,aI ana ~, $500. ~ ~
political marty n tho state -" Could ~ n,s
lind II In Won to contradict hin, ,vhar ~ y.
asserted that we were anra - baaa at,
within the next twentv-fo,r bo,,rs Tha
fact that the National Weather p,,r,,a,, 80
.Iicted fair weather for tho n, 49,.
had MT tha laaet sicniscanoo Tr.a IL
John Turner In,nan nrorhas,o,i . I'LL
therefore. II was sure "a rain
The great man,s naraonaI on,>o.oo
added othe nrestiga h,s H. s anoo
to his remarks He was tall aash,, -,
posinv. and in his eve shona fro unht - :
seIf-eonfidence YulIv IN kaar,ino s.,;tk ~
wonderful achlevamenta -''
You sec Mr.. Inman wac rvba, 10 oonar.,,..
known as a self-mada mar Thnt =. "
had loft school yvben 10 ,vas so,,.+1,., $. -
of ape and had been the nrch,taot - oa M.
own fortune NaturalIv he bad ,s.o - n -
suect for a boy who could hea;, Nj ,,sa
work on nothing and find bimsa,f 80.
half a million dollars ~ the ara :, -" 80. -
He was broad-mfnded enonab howo,,a 10y. =.
give some If the credit ~, his s,,a,',,,.. !. -
bis ANCESTOR and had o,,a,, ..1 ,s 70
to nut I'm the money for an Inman b,.,si, u e
Oenealorv fna an0ra,,,nr. - ~, III IT, "
John Tupper Inman nccunied tbs gr,,',ia'
piece Of this valuable toma u'.S-
In public life Alice Tnman,s ,..,
been strikinOlv snccassfnl IL ."N.l.I naa
In abundance those qualities that ;,ss,asu
the unthinkinr ii q land whera 49,, .lpa 80
assume to rule He was NOT 3 great a pap,o
but he had 4 wav n GAVIN, t,s.a go =,
\ wise manner that On rial oan,Ja.i, ~
II. He possessed n cartoin shra,,',,'a.
that enabled him n tonch tha mel, -.
Of other men In m afsnct; 20 an poin ~.
money enabled him to oil the political
machine when 1t creaked too harshly.
He was fond OF fiattery. and during his
diplomatic career at Lisbon he had been
charmed by the incense burned at his
shrine by the stately Portuguese, When
he returned to his native land he issued a
general order to the effect that his news
paper should never again attack the
monarchial system OF the Old World.
Gradually this fact had leaked out, and at
the time our story begins the Hon John
NJ upper Inman was under political cloud.
-. 10 IulloI nau gone Ioftn That he had
~ aoa iE .ns Ialtn OF MS toreiathers and
~ Nneer renewed In the ability OF the
peoplo " Isie themselves.
.s ~ niueh loI inilah pubic status. As .
xIl man mss record was as white as
IN .io uiisen anoW. Hnen mis- wife had died
~ siNins plfth 10 ms only Child ne had, in
= ulehlnea way, shed the requisite number
81 Ieats. oh ms departure FOR Portugal he
SAANA 80 VI LIS HfNIfSu-
YET MIN a iat bank deposit to draw against
i"r Ihe growing matden's support and edu-
'satIoh; When he returned from the Court
VI s, LISBON ne found that his daughter had
M WI."tl'e handsome, self-willed girl, more
IN .iNv nel Hiother In appearance and DISPOSE
<-on 'lan her lather relished.
Nevertheless. the great man. ha,,o, car.
tered itself upon his dauobtar and s,o,,
Hhnt time forth he devoted his Tito 10 no., |
happiness, Her nonuIar,tv In so,iat,,
;d.eased him, hut there was ono artinoth;,
that his tenperament could NOT mprnnt
He hated a college student He own s',".
sess both in POLITICS and hnsnaSs had haan
won in snite On the fact that ba bad ,a 60
read Homer nor Horace and did net Lnn,y
the. difference between 4 narallelograr and
N 4,,sra,;f+b - -''tA tAttA
!.
After the coHege german Ielefrea 70 u
Lhe second chapter y tils nisOo'y J, the Ilou'
John luppnr lnman observed q c9anse ~
ms aaaghter- Sne was paier tlEln het VIII
ana her conversation WAS loss spLishay