Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1893-01-15
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.


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sah pesuty roses VINO was surrounded ny
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menu. 49,
no" very AIhericahI tnought sargent
WIN snle' Inc VeiVet dress' the hat'
"a. me canuy, Ine roses-ahu tne young men.
Ihere Is hothing-aDsoiutely nothlng-leit
70 tne Inauguration. ihey nave oeeh giving
her SEM on breakfast at Deimohlcos'
ana OF course-on, yes OF course-shes
hsvellng Dy herselL
ms Isct at least was evident as the III
Tie crowd with many waved tarewells, went
nj lhdlan ME dowh the gahgwayi ana the
young iady Win her arms Iull OF roses ana
cardboard boxes, was lett standing alone on
the promenade ueck.
one IL proDaDiy DC very vulgar ana very
amusing, said Sargent to himself thought
fully choosing fresh cigar as the steamer
pushed swiftly down New YORK harbor.
"esterner' 1 uoht nina taxing my
oath shall speak 70 her tomorrow.
AFTER all, tellow isn't bound TO Know
people again when he gets back to New
YORK.
Inc nrst DAY out was superb Every
Dody was up on ueck' anu ro"soi mummy
axe ngures' wrapped 10 iur rugs ana lying
iuu length on steamer chairs' Dasked IN tne
san, exchanging views AS 10 Ihe prooaoie
hngth OF the voyage
george sargent scanned the lace Oh every
mummy as ne strode GOWN the prom
ebade oeck' put the iauy Oh 1ne roses was
not among them Inc young man teit IN
rred.
Last night ~ dinner ne had only seen
her In the distance Tor sne was seated next
10 the captains empty place ana ne Wasat
salte Inherent taoie' put ne mad found
cut from the passenger hst that her name
was Grey-miss urey
And presently although the snip was
pling heavlly' a young ngure IN oiue
serge came staggering bravery along 10
ward him, Keeping her balance In a way
which suggested a certain familiarity with
zoe Atianuc.
Just then the great ship gave an extra
Adeway dip, and the little inquire In serge
would have fallen. Sargent rushed FOR
ward oh, thank your said Miss Grey.
Sargent seized the young lady by the
elbow and steered her dexterously TO a
vacant deck chair You will find 1t per
haps nicer sitting down, he said, raising
his hat. May not fetch you rugF'
Rugs on board ship serve the same time
honored purpose as salt at the table d'hote
or the window in railway carriage. Sar-
gent was not only permitted 70 fetch rug
from the saloon, but 70 tuck It around the
graceful person OF Miss Grey.
She looked much nicer, he thought, in
N her blue serge suit than In yesterday 3
Emery. Much more Ike an English girl
the young man said to himself. Like many
Americans, Sargents ideal OF a woman
was only to be found in London.
Miss Grey won't be 50 nice az an Eng
hsh girl," he thought as he tucked the
rug around her, but dare say she'll be
much more fun.
You're keeping your roses, see" he
said, Rlancing at a superb crimson hover
which was fastened in the girls jacket.
DIDN'T you md the roses perfectly lovely
M New YORK; DO you get MOWERS IKE
That min
In Omaha" suggested MISS Trey, with