Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-17

through Burke. and find that of William
the Conoueror's "a natural ch-my dear,
would YOU mind getting me that book? It's
on the escritoire in our boudoir. Yes, as 1
was saving, there's only St Albans, Buc-
cleugh and Grafton ahead OF us on the list
ali the rest of the British nobility are in
procession behind us. All, thanks, my lady.
Now, then, we turn to William, and we
fnd-letter for Y Y q? Oh, splendid
wheD'd you get it ?''
"Iast night; but was asleep before you
came, YOU were out SO late; and when
came to breakfast, Miss Gwendolen-well,
she knocked everything out of me, you
know"
Wonderful girl, wonderful; her great
ORIGIN is detachable in her step, her car
riage, her faatures-but, what does he say?
Come, this is exciting"
"Ihaven't read r-Rossm-Mr.-Ross
-er-"
'NT'lordl Just cut shot like that It's
the English way. III open it. Ah, now
lets see."
ITO ToU KNOW wHo-Think I know you.
i Wait 10 days. Coming to Washington.
The excitement died out of both mems
faces. There was a brooding silence for a
while, then the younger one said with q
sigh:
f'whv, we can't wait ten days for the
money"
'GNo-the mans unreasonable; we are
down 20 the bed rock, financially speak
ing"
''1f we could explain to him in some way
shat we are so situated that time is of the
utmost importance 10 us
"Yes-ves, that's it-and so ifit would be
ss convenient for him to come at once it
Hould be great accommodation to us, and
One which we"
(Which we-wh-"
'eWeIl, which we should sincerely sppre-
ciate-"
That's it-and most gladly recipro-
cate"
"Certainlv-that'n fetch him. worded
tight, If he's man-got any of the feelings
of a man, synpathies and all that, he'll be
here inside of "a hours Pen and paper
come, we'n get right at it,
Between them they framed % different
advertisements, but none were satisfactory.
a main fault in all of them was urgency.
That feature was very troublesome; if
made prominent it was calculated to ex-
cite Pete's suspicion; if modified below
the suspicion point it was fist and mean
ingless. Finally, the Colonel resigned and
said:
81 have noticed, in such literary expe-
Tiences as have had, that one of the most
taxing things to do is to conceal your mean
ing when you are trying to conceal it.
Whereas, if you go at itera:ure with free
conscience and nothing to conceal. you can
turn out book every time that the very
elect can't understand They all do"
Then Hawkins resigned also, and the two
agreed that they must manage TO wait the ten
davs somehow or other. Next they caught
e rev of cheer; since they had something
definite to go upon now, they could probably
borrow money on the reward-enough, at
Eav rate, 10 tide them over till they got it;
and meantime the materializing recipe
would be perfected, and then gooGby TO
trouble for good and all.
The next day, May 10, couple Of things
happened-among others: Tie remains of
tie noble Arkansas twins left our shores for
England, consigned to Lord Rossmore, and
Lord Rossmore's son. Kirkcudbright
Hanover Marjoribanks Sellers, Viscount
Berkeley, sailed from Liverpool for Amer
ics, to place the reversion Of the earldom
in The hands Of the rightfnl peer, Mulberry
Sellers, of Rossmore Towers in the Dis
trict of Columbia, @. S. A.
These two impressive shipments would
meet and part in mid-Atlsntic, five days
later, and give no sign.