The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-10

uP&n low chair is the impuoens tradi-
tionahst. who is working the strings OF
the old lutte.
Think OF it, twenty dollars . week.
His very s3eeve buttons are plated
But that right royal beauty. who can
marry a section Of Wall street, who
has influence, power, social prestige,
talent in q queue behind her vainly
trying to interest her, is listening with
delight to this fellow who hasn't any
thing.
And this Is what he is saying in the
most dove-,ike tones:
my dear. fathers don't count II
you love me, that settles Il We make
our fight, without another soul ON earth
to help us. Ithasaiwsye been SO. Do
you remember that night on the lawn
at Len0x. when we sat under the trees
and We heard the music from the house
and the moonlight made the pine trees
loolx as If they were snow sprinkledr'
''Oh. wasn't it lovely" esciaims
susceptibility And the Msdigan
girls looked just like nymphs when
they oamc out and fitted through the
shrubbery."
"Yes, and you ran away from DR..
Yellowstone, and told Dartover you had
headache-that was the best part Of
it."
''Yes" cried Candor, clapping her
hands together. Just because wanted
to listen to you"
''And you did listen. too Do you re-
member what l said?"
''No: say it again"
II told you that l loved you That I
was poor, but preferred to start poor
and achieve something If had some
body TO achieve it for; that when saw
you felt like a conqueror; that you
had hung your amulet ON my better
nature; that wouldn't have you un-
Less could win you, and / wouldn't
win you unless / could deserve you.
Do you know what you said?'
NO ] didn't say anything"
eyes, you did. You said you'd LET
me try-it was such an interesting
experiment. told you "a stand aiar
off and worship you TIL I proved it
all"
''Oh. but you haven't. You have not
kept your word Do you call 1t far of
now? Why. I can hear your heart
beat
''Are you sure its mineT'
Silence They are listening.
(Which is it%'
"Do you know it sounds like both Of
EN-"
That's what 1 call ''the- regular
thing"
Enter somewhere the hard.hearted
father, when this has been going On
for a month. He takes Beauty over
his knee. and he too, docs the regular
thing.
He objects He says: My dear.
don't do it I've investigated it. II
will not wash It's romance, passion.
Illusion. Tho material. is Tightly and
ELUSIVE and susceptible. Marry Snog-
gleson and FL be responsible"
intended to have stopped this ac-
count of love affair in real life right
here, and offered prize to the girl
who could finish it correctly. bnt when
bcthought me that every girl would
have finished it with her sympathies
and not with her Judgment and would
make it end as she wanted it, and not
as it was, / SAID: WHAT'S tbs use? The
thing 10 do in a newspapers to come
to the facts
Well Manly Enthusiasm planned
love In q cottage. Claude laughed
fathers to scorn- Beauty thrilled and
palpitated. The murmur of tropical
waves. moonait, breathed for another
month.
Then, when everything was ready
for roses and rope ladders, Lnciilo
married Snoggfeson-
She was q good obodient daughter.
and if you should 20 70 their very fine
esta blishment you will find Snoggieson
reading the same Article on tin plate in
the library. But Lucille Is not there.
think she has gone 10 the pztri-
areh's bah with Charley Dartover.-
Nym Crinkle. in n. Y. World