The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-09
THE WORLDS FAIR.

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too. that she smiled at
1i r. which made him conclude
r that she was not from
..f ...r- this was her first day
'....f that 10 was very great
,tl. for her. He was actual
-r was the ticket taker, to
nee ,..r lingering on the iron release
saP -'. ., before he let the turnstile
..a5ut her, just for the sake Of
sel- .r.,.E puzzled. Inc tlckeJ Jaker
ssl- Al- ...,. lone this if it had been
rsl, en- the day. But it was still
& b.s.E -. ~. r-arnlng. There were few in
4 eli. u ...1.a5s VET, and the young wo-
1 tleiA around in some surprise at
E ran ..''.- arrptv avenues that stretched
Die Tween the buildings.
DOW w. -;r.n seemed really painful to the
q De- -l-l,, MS She made her way over to
t'ir. -,5-.u of Young theological stu
Fla5 17.5 silently together by their
B i5ls .n.rf0rs" as the irreverent
a 9s ., fellows had dubbed their
zbeask ,hafrs. Some of them were
Fle5s m u CLOVIS, and appeared much
aF g s.1s5 for the wheeling of chairs
pore d.. - sr,r..se of Oratory in the pull
t1al ' --ir.c[,here. Some looked rather
p, OF . g-5 name. as if they had not posi-
FsaA '.-, If ..nqrlcter to do anything but
H75-7'Ip lr there was one among them
sffds. standing straight on his legs,
8BlO "..i,Iara naturally does, and there
S oil u:somerbing in the lines of
~ emil closed mouth and the
s .fLis head that made the young
oss y. , nm TO him and ask him what
g9l loI of his chair and his services
lls gt for the day Not that she had any
q WI WI ~ All, for she had read all about it
! l't e. paDars. and calculated on it very
l ~ But she asked by way of open
u .s conversation. The student took
y gt ,Hb jDe cap and answered her slowly,
Nth an accent of Indifference that
alr L.sorr was not lust what Mary Stuart
{. I5oor evDecting Her own blood was
z--gIiDg in her veins. IL was almost un-
NIL IN her that she was really at the
,,rst last-the fair which had been be-
q t. her ewes as a sort of gloritied vision
IN two Years, and for which she had
.,rsI and PINNED and sacrificed.
n seemed to her that everybody must
5 bsra been working just as she had been
= .st there. and that it was only natural
IT. their voices should be tingling with
aa-tbr,iasn She felt for a moment as if
& IL would have liked to change her young
Fan and get one who seemed less crimi-
I'm Indifferent to the glories of the mo-
Srs1+ hut she was too shy to do that, and
Hbam9de her bargain, and seated herself
Artb some embarrassment in the chair,
#bgsbpg. as she was rolled away, to feel
6b2t the eyes of the young students were
i She was very light weight-so light
H., the well oiled chair, on It's ca sy
hearings. impelled the pusher to walk
sss,er than he intended, and he had to
- little resistance to moderate it's
Ine The little black sailor hat she wore
fbsd DO trimmings, but was swathed in
.fes.r black veil. as the young man no
S-cei on cooking downward. The simple
EBcs gown had neither crinoline nor
Nounces. as he noticed also, but merely
wide white cuffs and collar, and the high
/ Tan g0ots and gauntlet gloves had been
Selected with careful reference to each
bother One foot was a little shorter than
stha other, as was evident even as they
Srested On the little shelf on the chair. So
1 much the Young man casually noticed,
.that the body was very slight indeed and
Dad sort of tension in it as if nerves
4 and muscles were on the alert.
4 Where do YOU wish to gol" he asked
spertmcl0riE, as he had asked on many
previous mornings of his freight" But
Sbe answer was not forthcoming. Instead,
Ele Young woman wheeled around in her
4 hair and looked up at him with some
distress On her pale face.
Ihren' an idea, " she said. 81 have
"a { Joe1here before. This is my first
2lly III only have five days here. l
&ngat have had seven, only it takes a day
II aomcaD1 another to go. want to see
i' @uuth as can. I've been saving
g lt tNo Years to come here. Pm a type
sNG'eF-aand stenOgrapher. l can't walk
l-lt1at time. Or ia never have thought
4 p la1ga chair If it hadn't been for
i45lg chair it wouldn't have been so
l4 .1f Me To come. But you see how it
n haven't been to school much. And
lo4h. ] could get a good deal of edu-
S--ol 4.He Perhaps you can tell me
& I.5 very important to me-
lle morning wind blew her reddish
ggVl hair about her face a little under
VIZ yel and made her checks look paler
-al ever Nathan lngersoll stopped the
ylal and looked down at her moment.
III ~ usl got I'D the way, during his thirty
Ivy ea}s already spent at the fair, of
Lelllg ms personality well out of sight
i-5.' 10 be sure, he had permitted
4 a'--s'- some feeling of personal interest
Jug women he wheeled about the
s.91as and had Ventured on a few occa-
s 10 glgeL that for the time being he
4 fSa lalu servant, and had let his
'-s-' speak themselves in their aCCus-
q s-N way. But he had suffered three or
& III la'3ti severe rebuffs, over which he
.Yo1 haJurcdly smiled, saying they
t lCs really Just what he needed, and that
- ae good training. But all the same
81 n. -a- SAartcd under them, and for the
8 Is.i weeks had kept himself well in
s, r,'2 ana been as Indifferent to the per-
6 al s LUZ Was pushing around the ground
d -3 We're to him. Now, however,
s @o, seemed 10 come into sudden exist
q Ts way new condition. Evidently this
q sro,or sas7 mat involved some moral re-
rrso9Iis.i9llity And Ingersoll was almost
3 bIirI' OA Ine subject of moral response
Hhs5o5,i5 e5o-6]lrown eyes, which matched
! sjn io,l.Gs1 1l-lAg hdlr so perfectly, were
/ do11 Y a,!iA up at him. Ingersoll smiled
orarcs az mem with an unconscious elo-
gr ,-yg mat came from his youth and his
I'M I'M y. u and his masculinity.
j al of t ~ my level best" he said heartily,
7oica a .u5 indifference gone out of his
3 b saa +. ana nj, II you don't see what's best
Anyv f. f,, me time you are here, it won't
& hsr' ..$ sand Miss Stuart almost breath
4 orra VT no You mean it would be possible
fo--- very day?" -
& Sle s wgs laughed outright this time.
4 Is. ,5%, evidently very much confused
persona should seem to be something
sY: oa. 10 this request.
4 hp9.ise59n nave this chair every day."
4 Gtlgs r1.. .lf you come as early as You
ne~t5ar,. otEhlhg-that is, if no one gets
4 bipE Is, he chair-before you do.
"a In