New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

rightly nut il. the trial was to be public
affair." and every one had night to his own
orinion. But there were not wanting those wn0
sided with the Savelli, for though Ghi'er had
fcv, enemies. if any, besides Adele, Yet there
were man who were jealous of him for his social
successes and who diHlikod his calm air OF
superiority. The story became the constant topic
Of conversation in most Of the Romnn families,
and many who had for years received iihlslerl
Immediately dct'rn'n"l that tn"v woml' ~ 49,; 10y
cautious and cool until ne shouh prove HIS iino-
ccncc 10 the world. -
lie himself. durirc tho day: which followed,
saw much OF San Gacinto, who told him what
Campodonico had sail M the clnb.
CHAPTER XVIII
When Laura Arden returned TO Rome, she was
met Ivy her mother with full account OF what
Lad taken place. Under any ordinary cIr'uIn-
stenccs tie Princess of Geraro would have been
very mcrcful in her judgment and would a.
surodly not have FASTENED TO give her daughter
every detail Of the last great scandal. But she
had never liked Ghislcr and she had feared that
Iaurn was falling in love with him, and he with
Jaura. Moreover. neither her love for her own
child nor Adcles shortcomings had destroyed all
her affection for he latter, and under her his-
bands infucncc she had lately come to look upon
Gbislcri as a monster of iniquity and on Adele
as little css than martyr. She spared Laura
nothing as she told the story, and was uncon-
sciouslv guiltv Of considerable eXagecraton III
explaining the Wow the world in general took OF
The case. though that was had cnonan az ocs ~.
Iaurn's dark eyes flashed with Indignation as
size listened 49,,
i do not lslicvc word of this story, mother
she said AS for The PR an S'n ro,y N"
truth at once When Gos those letters sem
for Sigror Gh'sirr and gave them to him. we
knew at once that they came from Nee Irr S
She told her mother exactly what hah or-
Cured ard how she mod believed in nm thcn.
ard should h~leyc in him still The Princess
sighed and Shook her head -, :.
There IL very little left TO believe in, my
dear, She said, "trustful though YOU are, 10 a
famit. 7 hope yon will nj all cy"rtS not rnrcive
him until after the trial Indeed, II WI, ~; w.
onito impossible-I am sure yo'i wouIh no, ,nirlh
Of IT, II he has any sense OF decency lc'' "'
IT will not onl, receive him." answered anrn
without hesitation: "whrn"v"r ~" o ~ accord
7 viii mako him What is -" use Of friendship
if il will not bear any test a;sorss Two mat
7 suppose il H. Of no use TO DISCUSS rrS mn.
,or eoid tho Princess. YEARLY. "Nou WI 10 ~
Won ,lcase I do not recognize you any LONGER.
A. soon rs her mother was gone Laura wi".y Wit
ro.c 10 Tir,ro tclor him f''' s'" h"' -,
al, n. story: that She believed in him ~ ir'nIy
o. over and begging him 10 com" ana see r"r
nm tho following dav ut TN" usual h our; 81
last words dropnrl from her pen ',1'a s,or,c, -
s.cmcd but Yesterday that they hai spok'n %
"a;n " AZ 'thot usual hour" on III" morrow OF
,hn dov after that. Ghislcri,a hr'rt ra' l''S ,hn
ne he broke tho scal, and when No c 1ih" ~, .'
wcr'S ~, n, W. ~ NOW that he loved h"r well as
T., hln' hod loved bu. once before in his lfc But
ho fctcr-nincd that hc would nor -, VI, -
J;o bc.ecd her for believing IN ms lrnu . r;
Inn. thc,r wrrc many strong reasons asNt VT, ~,
,oi,,, 70 her house, even sning MT N'nar
On General ground, hc world have k'pt AVA ,'
lii urInr rho accrsafor which hung Owe. wv" .'',
" avon IN. Princess Of Gcrano had nntrlrf',n
,ha, ho would End feeling ne y" ull w" I.0oroo1
loved her in good earnest, II wnn,' n'r rrror -.
ci.oIu,clv dishonoraho 20 r"nnw fh"r rim ~, &c
.;a LII Ic lad cleared himself lie wrote
hsr short note:
,y Dear "a .d rr %r and IN am S fsn
m, ,r for n rnr viii not come you at present
nm accused Of crIm" wore TN m NJ nSsn" r,o
N. "W, Wv r,v s,dc when ! have cloarcf ny,
nr,ll1lv 7 will come and thank younu rnn n
wo,'. , ,,F ~ '""''' PlErRO GIIIrLFEI
", vos not prepared for the answer when
c,,n. ,vi,hin the hour in tho shane Of 4 second
note short vigorous and d"'slt"' II - i,h
hard 20 r.aliz" that the swo"t. dark W"'n'd hnr
Iscn holy eyes. as he had ono" described hcr'
could hr the writor OF such determined WORDS
NV pe,r sirnor Ghlslcr : care for The world ana
-, opnlon much - th.n VOW 80 mean ms 70 500
,,m" y"" q, bnT. II known ,ht YOU. and VIII
n ION nro not here tomorrow ~ precisely on" u'n
mi ca 10 your lodgings and walt for yon " you are
cyt People may say what 'n'S IArRA hRDES.
chi.cri read tie rot" over several 'iu~S; 70 10
=, ,,i,. srr. that ho had not misunderstood ";
and then burned H. as he han r, awNS until lis
last difficulties had l"gun. lie 81" Una. .',. i,
lad forced the situation. ana ne k"r Nv. -,
l"o,,..L M, 20 doubt that sh" worl "N"c,''
no. ,,,,eot 10 Tho letter and wait for MN. Wl''n
in hand. on the morrow. II" hat"d h'nls,l 1,'
hcipc olnd for he knew that ~" worii silr w.
.pisod would give hcr little credit Tor n'r g''',
w. NO, Vet IN spite Of h- scli-conf"mp,' no
" ,,.ns %,,nv Five rinutas before one o'clock on
,hc rcyt dnv be rnrg NJ he, door, Sh" hah re-,
Ii ~
TUNED IS g.o' It 10 ,s' H., -n' Tnm npr"' wv ~
IT, fcrnd her dressed for walking. all IN nlarK.
al lnntcI AZ the clock A. h" entered SIT"
,,rrcd and laughed happily. There was iaiht
IT Lrew Won would no. LEI mo ruin nv r'p,,-
,,tiou for rho sake ~ your ob.'inncN' SIC s'u.
minutes 7 would have left th" house She
yraencd his hand warmly NJ shr SPOKE A..
"To.- hc said II could rot hnv" non" w., ,.
Thnt wars Won have Of forcing p'"n" 10 .uTS
coul But you are very wrong ! SUI "'"''''"''
sit down. she said. and Let ns tax 81 NOR"
interesting things. ! must hear the who'r s, .,.
tom vour own lips though am sur" my mo,h'r
AID her hest 10 be quite truthful nut sn' uo's
n nv, understand you and never will, az begin
to link hin mo ors, how Won nrc. and about Her
-. - iii CI,islcri "You will hear quite enough
~ Ills miserablc affair 1t will keep day or
wv" :, mood NOT keep so long as that answered
I.,,,o Il can tell Won tho news IN few words
nm ncrfectlv we'll Herbert is perfectly W"ll,
FOO thank God and has ontgrown his Clothes ,'
twice aud hs shoes four times sincr W." havc
L.,, owny Since 7 list wrote great Things nav.
honncrcd 7 have been in England again nv
I r.,p and have stayed with the I1lworths You
s an in mourning Uncle Herbert n,Idn a'd snt
n a tr no Iycd in the most extraordinary way.
n IN complete nj" ISOLATION yon know thatmw, h"
is dcad and he has LEFT all the fortune TO my
Herbert, with life interest in onrgunr,rr ,o %.
-. h,ai1 an
Uch I've educaton That is all there is to tell
II is good news. indeed" said GhisIcrl.
am SO glad It will max" an immer%" dm"r of t.
TO YOU, though of course you nave KNOW" u ~
Ut will not make so much difference as You
fancy shall 80 on living much as , do' v 10,
havc had almost all I wanted IN those years
Pr, am glad for Ilcrbort's sake OF course.
AVA move holm. please, and do not stop until you