Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01

no, AANAhh ny OyUos
lever y leo things IS Gladys
= ooeyed hastily.
az. e.sSSean't Jerk it Sc" said Uncle
now, shut the closet door-lt
sQueaking these five minutes
1Nes Ia q way to set q mans
seSve It. uncle"
acFy what Pm saying
icd my comfort or discOm-
i' ys docs. Gladys, nov, is
.lu OF 1ae. Look at these slip
40 has crocheted them for me
o1 were sitting dreaming over
e2pened her lips as IL 10 speak;
y Ssed them again.
'e2s}erF bad assuredly been
!. Co Uncle Fame; but was it
GladySI had concealed the fact
ESthdr) had done all the work
: coax Ing request?
IS TOO honorable 20 betray the
'lomatlst, who Just then came
ne tra b OF coffee and eggs, but
ASSS5e felt the injustice a her
was rich and childless.
the orphan, Esther Ellis,
and his brother, q keen
awyer. had sent Gladys TO
prolonged visit on the
being able 20 ingratiate
be affections OF the rich
pleaded Gladys, ''lt will
an Egyptian bondagel l
ple!"
doa't hate money-do you,
nd there's no reason you
e this Old mans heiresS as
her Ellis"
cer Ellis! can cut Esther
SLY enough" said handsome
q an exulting laugh. "Aad
h'5 know how TO spend iJ II
the pOOrsspiritieSs thing.
pose it's worth a little hard
.et hold of old Uncle Fane'S
4 ne certainly cans last for
IS had como, smiling and
d. 70 tho cd stone house,
IS aIectiOuate litJle heart
sith jealous pangs, all the
r because they were uuutter-
darling, can't we have a New
ny at the old house?" G.e-
suddenly burst out one day.
wn stairs rooms could De
10 one so beautifully, and /
such lovely spruce aud hem- I
his in the woods 20 decorate /
and cornices. aud this IS just a /
'ance by railroad for people % /
Alease, uncle, say that 1 may. /
" desr. said Mr.. Fame, setting /
Iogether TO that Nap0leoric WaY
when he particularly meaut
al nate parties and confusion
en- my poor wife died ii'm
Ia. brought on by sitting IN q
somebody paitry birthday
vowed a vow that 40 such 1901
IA evo~go on in ibis house
but. uncle. We WON'T
said Uncle tano.
ven Gladys hsd not the auaae'
.ess matters further.
900 bad" pouted Gladys 20 ser
,stber. "He's a perfect ola ooS
mapzer. Does he suppose no
sr h 70 be young any more De-
J is old?" 49,. -, nav q,
house, Gladys, emOn''i A''U
are as bad as be is" said
-.,cular day, when the
l .. - removed. Esther brought
- ,,. va writing desk, oes'rewn
ll'..0 AZ which she ordinarily
J. .PeTb' her unclo's dictstioo, but
to man an waived her impa'iently
u,,.s ,ald he. "She is a
0 .,oaa51ensis than you are ard
a@ar ropnd, clerklike hand. I'll
. .ssdys do the copying for me
r'h s;..sed q triumphant glance
8 na Slo At her cousin, and Es- :
he taois ing. avery well, IN '
eeEy re. sTp 70 CRY in her own room. L
snt ave-" awe yrsticeut as she was in
ny. fa.T sD sno really did love Uncle .
FIN sure he's falllngw
i s. % Esther. He went to a
adys mile l was writing that i
rlce ass about stars and par >
eausteroids TO his dictstion,
ana I'd Ions time, and he's ac- I
0t 3 IN 10 philadelphia to read 4
DING teur sylla5led dizziness to \
50 .. ;sc convention or other. r
clens -d that made up my mind
neAi a LOT o, letters while he =
'1 re- - to some niie youns people 3
cladysl What for9"
BE, ',e them to a merry gather ;
NV the Old Year out and the
~ . laughei Gladys. Il told
y -, TO orde. the supper from
80 I authorized jim lie COu-
-s1e o piaFst and two violin
= CONT lOOkso Mortified. Uncle {
- none th wiser, and he'll be ! :
nimself u bis scientific con- :
- 40, - hldn't we 20 ia for 4 '
-, ~ And II you want 20 I
~ is becoming to YOU,
,,l}p : s heliOtrope dress FOR I
sioB ou are quite decent I
. bekS bpew
cerkrW " eountenance no such {
adysl laid Esther decidedly. =
! is { her from my thoughts 7
,ly isobey Uncle Nat." :
,on mt betray rae, EstherP :
dn't so dishonorablef' l
aid be SUI more dishgnorable I
, Unc Nat! protestef Esther. '
me- gladys, to abafdon the :
sir.