The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
BEAUTY IN A FLURRY,
After she Had Everything Fixed she Found
she Had Nothing Fixed
From the Boston Herald

From the Bo=on Herald
II wanted about ten minutes OF train time.
and the cars were already pretty we'll filled.
Some OF the passengers were buried in news :
papers; some. Invested OF their surplus cloth
ing. were lounginG on their seats. prepared for
. long Journey for 1t was q through express
on the Boston and Maine.
The forward door OF the coach opened SUD
denly: there was a rustic OF skirts and a rattle
the doorway. followed and guided byA young
lady OF prepossesstng appearance. The little
called by these breathless iniunctions:'
Here. Jessie. better take this seat right up
box then the bundle cs Ga 20
there lin the rack overhead. tho satchel can
stay right on the seat so that You can get what
rs the lunch in tho satchelr" asked tho
-. 80; guess the lunch is in tho box. I'd bet
The, young lady. nurried and excited. ex-
small parcel laid II on the seat, and said:
bettsr let I stay right hhereLneednt mind ma
yes. you've got your ticket; better put 1t where
The little girls broad hat wasn't at good
Cant YOU sit comfortably there !" asked
the other Let me take OF your hat and put
i on the seat IN front" and she proceeded to
That done. she stood q moment in deep
there seemed to be a dead stiffness In the car.
The Young woman exclaimed:
on my bad almost forgotten 70 give you
the checks Now. wasn't that terribef"
Everybody looked M The old gentleman
with thg bankinG house air peered over the
relaxed into An amused smile as he caught
siZht of the Young woman a smila from which
Il could D.. inferred tnat her attractiyeness
might make her eKeusabe, no matter II il did
Interrupt his digestion ofthe financial column.
wide trimmed derby cTawled out OF his corner.
looked up ana seemed halt angry with him
sell ior not akihE AN lnteIss, 70 the pIepos-
ly believed that so much hutteTinI. was sutil-
cient excuse for his gazing in that direction
exchanged Chances, which indicated that in
their opinion the young woman was conscious
of her charms, and that they considered i all
very amusing. II was quite evident indeed.
that nearly every one IN he car agreed with
might have about the matter,
.. ! b" train 10Y :, s,opred IN his Grafton on
10 greatest magazine IN the world-Iust
out a the young woman. looking at her
watch. cried:
Now, YOU remember what l said-you stay
the llrst time. but stay In I'LL the man comes
and says L doesn't 90 any further. Now good
the checks tell them We are all well and will
=" VI, soon now must go good. by. Hiss
Three SH'Sn SS Sn ' f t se1 PlStt9[
The pretty young woman stepped from the
car 10 the Platform while The young man with
ths l99' AZ hatr mouTned bTrause she was
young ruarge
She stood on the platform opposite the win
dow At which the young charge sat and she
wore perpleXed look "a II She were not salts
fled that everything had been looked out for
Then she vent over to the brakeman. as II 10
relieve her mind. In Az instant she was ia the
car again more Hurried than ever, EVERYBODY
again looked up.
"Come Jessie. quick, How stupid This
is the wrong car next one ahead. ne SAYS"
smilel behind their papers. the women gig
gled right out aud the train hoy resumed his
Grafton on the Greatest and only magazine
Of It's Kind in the WORLD Just out
When she had got the little girl and ths bun
dies together And hurried them oct Of the car
the problem which seemed 70 bother the pas
Eengers who remained was:
How will she ever get the child settled N
Der new quarters before The trAia stAEtA."