Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-23

le-aWful bad style. just .
actress, with a good voice;
MUS or anything. But he
{ wild about her. Remem-
9 used to go every night TO
B see her. Only some trump
lsiness she had, too"
MT the best reputation In the
bid Jack Standish thought
ut yet at the bottom be was
good fellow. We used 70 see
i'm at one time, and Cora looks
q to this day as a sort Of Ad-
.chtOn."
cousin knows hlm?"
es; but they haven't met for
he was only a child when he
ay."
now she's the beauty Of the
lbwns that snviable nomen-
asked 3 pleasant voice near
men.
,rted.
sulrsver, is it yOu9 We were
~ my cousin. You remember
pss92"
olse 1aid, briefly. "Has fash
~ her a. its presiding god
10. "Ah, the dance is over.
Ice whether the dictum Is
hall introduce you?'
not. will trust 70 her
suppose I have not grown
IGNITION, though, upon my
81"
at the young girl who stood
Z queen among her courtiers
BIZ the room. His eyes, dark
|lt with a sOftened CLEAN Ia
Ire depths, rested half ten
regretfully on her face. His
andered from the brilliant
"a him 20 a child running
he sunny Devon lanes, with
light and a soul as clear as
Auty Of the season" The
ed him Ike a refrain that
long after the song has
moved along and ia aud
maze Of silk and lace and
and trailing satins that
llroom. Many eyes followed
igure with its easy grace Of
I'D soldierly bearing. Jack
Irned abruptly to his com
; the origin OF that sobri-
,ked with some curiosity.
IephistO? Well, ] hardly
yas supposed TO be very
lad the DEVILS own luck at
ire nothing special-noth-
lust an ordinary reputa-
aud luck?"
lever heard Of. 1 was
at the time, you see.
lar Thereafter, doesn't
But a splendid fell
don't wonder at the
~ him. How they must
about his marrlage!'
what Cora will think Of
ed Jack. "But he's quite
her. Reminds one Of the
thing Of the laureate's,
her when a child"
Int prevent his falling In
as a woman"
love" said Jack, uneasi-
lear Of thatl COra's not
nd Maulrever's married
ever heard Of his wiie'S
melody else played with
+" laughed his cOmpan-
ckq"
~ fond Of Cora, and our
5 to hit It of; and 1 sup
some day. But there's
to think Of that"
q on to seek respective
at the same moment Cora
ned from the group sur
and found herself face TO
Maulrever.
ask n she remembered
brmal question or reply.
programme, all futtered
the grOund-her eager
Z in eager greeting, and
anne such a light OF glad
lcOme as might have Hat
ar less vain than Stuart
uncODcealed wonder at
IS not so much her beau
him as the bright, happy,
at told Of the innocent
lsDoiled aud unsOiled by
Z had crowned her it's
young queen, indeed,
life was only a rose path,
hidden under leaves and
Cora Tresillians face 10
TO associate 10 with any
as not fair and pure and
elf.
erfectly radiant.
Ireally-yOu?" she cried.
hould meet like this-in
bom-and after all these
me" Maulrever said,
" we'll you remember
seen JACKIE How long
home? Why didn't you
she went on rapidly.
|lg Of questions. Am 1
all at Once-here?"
med 70 recall her 90 the
the occasion. People
her, and az him: her
er feet UNDECIDED. He
ed them up, aud gave
Nay nFe a dancer"
re-" sho said. "The
10 JackA but cousins
| to thinkNthey did, as
of on the Arme Of Stu
This is bur waltz,
proachfully4
t." she SAID coaxing-