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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-09
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship City of Topeka is due from Alaska
today.
Capt D. B. Jackson left yesterday for San
Francisco.
The hulk Henry Buck will be towei to Ana
corses with cargo oi.ecal By the tpa Magic
One side OF the Blaxeey mill started up again
yesterday alter having been shut down nearly
week.
Steamer Henry Bailey came in yesterday on
special trip with 500 sacks o. oats and tweaty.
five tons Of hay from Hat slough.
r. r. Pope. tor some time assistant wharfiprsr
at Yesler dock. has been promoted to the uo,f.
ton OF bookkeepsr, 70 succeed Ben Brier.y. re-
signed.
Capt Howard bullene has been in she city for
the past few days and has chartered the steamer
Edna, which he will take to Everett TO do tow.
Ing which he has been doing with the ForssSea
and ALERT lisa.
The steam schooner National City came in
yesterday and took seventy i've tons OF coal for
fuel. This boat ususiiy p,ys between san Fran.
cisco AID Southern csliiornis ports She left
here Immediately after gst,ing fuel
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City OF Seattle Likely TO Run There
fhis season.
The steamer City of Seattle is likely TO
90 on the Alaska run this year If the ar
rangemen;s do not fail through. The pro-
ject has been talked of each spring since
the City OF Seattle has nesn on the Coast
ana each time the plan has come to
naught- Ii has always been one of the
plans of the Paget Sound & Alaska Steam
ship Company 10 carry the Northern Pa
cific excnrsionists to Alaska. and when il
was rumored short time ago that the
City of Seattle had been leased 70 John
Irving, of the Canadian Pacific Navigation
Company. there were those who main
tanned that the Northern Pacific was be-
hind the deal
Walter Cakes. superintendent OF the
Paget Sound & Alaska Steamship Com
pany, who was in the city yesterday.
stated that no such arrangement as re-
ported had been consummated He said
there had been talk OF II, and il was well
known that irving wanted to charter the
steamer, but the deal had not been com-
pleted. Mr.. Cakes stated that the boa:
might go on the Alaska run, anyway;
that she would be taken TO Tacoma in a
day or two and be overhanled ready for
service.
The new wheel for the City OF Kingston
has not yet arrived. 1t was ordered in the
East. and 10 to be duplicate Of the wheel
she had on her trip around the Horn. as
the boat did better work with that than
with any other. and is expected to increase
her speed about two miles an hour. The
Kingston will be put on the Victoria run
again next week without the new wheel,
which will be put on later.
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MASONIC FRAUD AT LARGE.
Wisconsin Members Warn Black Dia-
mond Men Against Him.

A circular letter has been sent by the
grand secretary 10 the secretaries Of the
subordinate lodges Of Free Masons of the
grand jurisdiction of Washin ston, warn
ing them that one III. L.. shelter. claiming
90 be member of Northern Light Lodge,
No, 81, of Mauston. Wis. is a Masonic
fraud and impostor aud advising all
Mssons 20 govern themselves accordingly.
shelter has been assisted bs Yakima
lodge and Aasons in that Vicinity, and
slightly By Diamond Lodge. No. IS. nj
Black Diamond, ~ the latter ace he
told sad story Of want and shed teas.
The Wisconsin lodge states that he vas
never member Of their lojee, bat thss he
VAS formerly = member ~ Mansion Chan.
ter Ne, IS, and WAS suspended for non
payment ~ dues, and at presea. has no
Calm on that chaoteF. This led <e further
states that shelter was formerly c!aiy.
Voyant doctor aud The originator OF y heal.
ing OF sold in that vicinity which brought
him much money. II is stated thar he ten
many friends m the LEGALITY OF Mansion,
eut that some MasonS in that vicinity con
slder him = dead beat" The secretsry Of
the grand !adge. actiag upon osfcsal in
formation, condemned the man As a
Masonic fraud aaa l}apastor
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BREyfTIEs.

The Seattle Athletic Club will give ladies'
smoker. for members and their ladies' tomor-
rev evening atthe club rooms
Oaly three Chtnsnen have applied 20 Deputy
Collector Harlan this week for registry, as they
are all eaIeyiug New Year festivities. The total
10 date is SIS.
.'sasli We have woman's Christian Associa-
.iaE IN Seattle This Is the question that the
Christian women OF seattle are iayitea 10 an
sweE at meeting 10 be held tomorrow q. 20 D
ms at the Chamber OF Commerce rooms, Seattle
Nationsi bank building
john Bsyto, who was injured by an explosion
last summer while blasting ard for whom the
Posr-ISTgi LIsEScER received donations, left
the csty yesterday morning over the t'nfeu Pa
cite Tor Lincoln. Seh. TIE county eoinu;s-
sfoaers purchased the Ticket
Deputy United states Marshal QuIlter re-
tufued yesterday from McNeills island mere
he had taken Blackburn. Farls and schaefer.
convicted respectively o. the crimes OF unlHw.
tally Using the raaii., roabing postoface and
II sappsopTiaang postofice fuads.
NJ ks Murphy. who stole two pal r,of shoes
from the >4n Francisco shoe store night before
issG. sss fined $40 and costs sd given thirty
days additional, BY Justice Caldwell YESTERDAY
Murphy has been before tae justice four times
tals " utsr on easrgss Of patty lsrccny
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ENDEavoRERs' MASS MEETING.
Great Preparations for Assembly Mt
plymouth Church Tonight.

Great Preparations for Assembly Mt
Plymouth Church Tonight.
Extensive arrangements are being made
for the Christian Endeavor mass meeting
az Plymouth Congregational church this
evening, The subject, Christian Csiizen-
ship" is being agitated just now all over
the country. though IL has no connection
with either partisan or non-partisaa move
ments. The object is TO interest Christian
men and show them their responsibility
in public affairs.
The speakers this evesang will oe Hon.
William ID. Wood. Mr.. III. Willis Carr.
Miss Ella J. Caughey ana Mr.. John P.
Hartman, jr At the close of the service
there will be devotional meeting led by
Miss Leland. president Of the Christian
Enieavor Society of the North Seattle
Baptist church.
The services will be conducted as nearly
as possible along tie ines OF the great
Christian Endeavor conventions. The
music used on those occasions will be sung.
the speakers will be required 10 stop when
their time IS up. aad the customary en-
thusiasm will prevail. The members of
each society are requested 10 sit in the
seats naked for them. Those not men,
bers of the organization are cordially in
yiIel
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II you are advertising on the want page
look at the advertised letter list on page &.
Perhaps an answer to your advertisement
is awaiting you. Cali at the business
cffice of this paper
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nMessiahn Rehnar.aI.

Remember, the next rehearsal viii be
held in the University chapel. Friday
evening, February 8. commencing al 100
sharp.
Come ami bring your music with you.
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rotheL,it~s q. seattle.

Cofae 10 the Mineral Palace today and
see +. H. Alvords patent dishwasher
oreraled. from 10 a. M. 10 : y. m.
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Fure tilt Edge batter al Cooper L Lsyy's. Il
eeuts pc BRICK,
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When War Is Declared

Against Iasns harola~ss hy ais stomach
TIE enemy nav e rAe 3ea sat trou 1t sysssilsy
an eAsi,N ~ terms Tha; potent regulator of
digestion, bnststtefs stomach Riltsrs etSci-
P'ises ise fseS.3ious OTgs2 thoroughly fnti.
gessSea sEixes iroEa weaxaess 81 the star sea
sa1 Ire toei IA &C, iog wSEt g ths power "a d.
ees's aSeoEiroses aud aclelses. giving rise 10
heartburn, FAtaseaee I'D patg. hcs8aes rsnltt.
ta1e . SYMPHONY, S2ts eSaaEe{u{ aa3 pxgp3cx-
irs hat reace sec2 re}gra wsvr. she great
s'eaascnie . sesoste4 - aaa ussa with rer, =
eacs hyspsTSsA gives F{s& e morbid .stseor..
pesa5s 90 utad. aad svea s'eeplesxness Aaa
hypNcaeasJlA IA e5rouic caSos 10 tse com.
P'e's 2'sil'ssl az tasss tae b.ssess Is suly sfe-
SuAfe LIVER c0nrls.af. eonstira.lsu. acbtlltv.
tas&seAttsga Sa& naslat.a are ccgurle;elv s,.t-
&Ge1 b. sats sen5sl uealc.ae
Ehreate Disease a Specialize
80 i's F. g. }eaasaa. Haons s. e saa tScAega--
Essa eleSk, 1aeTgy, pess FF0at. seattle
We srs ssas eoldlag TIE sE.ae Of tss,ss- s.,,xs
q g. eSa's per ey.cS, Noe;seE i LsIv.
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MesseFs 3 hssntesastAte GaaxA ara
xsss
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Nssrs sias ssldlas The vs.ee Of bu.sss aexa
q g. eSa's per eg.cS, NoepeE i Lsvr.
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the road, The c~oireur recognized him
instantly.
~ would Ike &c. speak with YOU pri,,
%ase,y, moHsienr" began Marcel IF
with pleasure" the %coiheur mourn
fuily replied. promptly leading the way
into an apartment at the back that
was filed with boxes Of hair.
"ESCuSe NC, monsieur" said he, apol-
oEctically,. FOR bringing YOU here. but
! guess what You are going TO say, and
rs | cannot speak, without weeping. i
| do not wish to be seen from the out
side"
certainly certainty" Marcel return
ed, seating himself like n man who this
time intends to have his say out; you
received me rather brusuely the other
day. wncn first | approached you, but
bvgones are byEoncs. aud wish TO
kn0w what has become of-of her.
irtcrrupting him, NOW right you We're!
She was beauty in%carnate, she was
life, sh" was love. II sac seemed so en-
chanting to you, Il mere outside onaer-
vcr, imagine then what she ea@nlCd 10
Linn who La! "ons"crateI himself To
her-who had passed his mornings In
decking and dressing her, IN combing
and brushing Ger magnificent ~tresses.
his days in aduring her, his nights IN
WdtCniDE her peaceful SluTnberi Mon
sirGr, I am Il lest man. There Is nu
,oaaullt,un FOR Il sorruw so profound rs
mine, liut speak. mpnsi"'H'' what Is II
"r"ly ui,," replied Marcel From
rulpty window. | lake II that vpu have
been robbed that the head once In
yuur possession has been stolen Wen,
I'm II plain man, n go straight to the
point, You will have 10 replace her,
and | wnn, yuu to order two Instead OF
enc. | suppose she came from Paris
The colTeur stared like one bewilderei.
What do o say, monsieur? TWO in.
stead Of one? You are ignorant, then?
You 10 not appreciate the extent OF my
loss
ron the contrary" Marcel responded.
Ch%cerfu!ly. - do appreciate |. fully, and
respect nur sorrow. bat since you have
been able "a md one, goa WEI surely be
able to ind others. This Is 9 reasonable
suggestion, Is IL NOT The coifeur
paused u moment with emotion, AMI then
began la talk br"athlesslS. "AOusl.nr.
you ia MOI understand. l discovered her,
so to speak. not so very far from faits.
She was then only sixteen years old.
She had resided at the beautiful suburb
OF Fontenoy Roses, where she was
adored by all the young men mt even
admired by the women, who, strange 70
relate. were not Jealous OF her beauty q
Voted atgentlop-hopaaGe would y The
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ing M entered the shop with n wh.m-
steal determination 10 purchase the
beautiful object of his desire no mat
ter at what cost. The attendant sought
TO sell him everything IA the shop but
that which he "a come /" purchase,
Marcel was not TO be turned from his
purpose.
1t r. a superior work OF art, and I'm
willing to pay handsomely for It,"
The sdleswoman declared that she had
no authority to negotiate such n sale.
Marcel. shall | address myself"
TT the master, monsieur; though !
warn you It will be useless. for he will
not part with it,"
I'VE shall see, and when can the mas.
ter be seen?
"lmpoastble to say. monsieur. He goes
ont every morning and does not return
but he surely returns for meals doe
Not at all. lie lives at Mus,arha Su,
p%crIeur. three miles distant, and comes
only 10 tn" shop u~ccar.onHIlE.'
"Whnt Is his home address" urged
Marcel persistcntly.
OUT, OF tn question. monsieur. ! am
NInrcel was not to hc baked by trij.s
lie tool. up his stand In q Caf" DiDusii,
the h~air-lrcsscr's shop AMI waited. hbya'
II o'clock lie anw IA mn" l"curltd, pU'
malcl understood creature enter "a" pace
and begin 10 mul" about with III" All
Of the master. Marcel quickly crossed,
entered the shop and stated III business
The coiittur d.d not receive the ,%iti,"r's
desire wiz an expression Ut pleasure,
ON the contrary he said, 1T such oat'
rageous, such !udiscrori steps continue.
| shall close my SHOP immediately,
m'sIeur. Never before, and | have dw ~
in every capital In Europe wIth-w.th
my head-neve", | repeat, have ! SUI
fered before n persecution that equals
this!''
but. monsieur" urged Marcel, '''you
look at this matter in an odd fashion
Allow me "A Sord OF explanation. You
are a brakeman and possess an object
that | fancy and l offer To buy Il, WHAT
could be slmpler-particularly as am
willing 10 pay whatever price you choose
to ask ~
And I tell you. m'sieur." returned the
enraged little man, n matter what
price you offer. my-my object as you
call Il. Is not for sale"
The case was hopeless. Marcel de-
parted In no amlable state OF mind,
The beautiful figure was regularly, IN
her place for quite a week or more, when
the window was empty. and. stranget
than all else. II remained empty. Comie
CASTOR Leopold. too, had strangely dis
Appeared and Was 20 be fopnd neiiheI
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theatre, nor ally pllc,' that he IRE,
gucnted. Marcel Inquired for him q!
friends ana 9"slcgei the servants who
M. le Comlc had left Aiglers very
suddenly they responded, without say
ing whore he was going or how long he
\ departure like this naturally lei t
many comments anl suggestions. Bat
In AlG.cgs one THINKS only Of those whom
one meets every day, and fur2ets IN
some degree those that one does not see
\ month passed. and then one evening"
at club Marcel and Bcnoist,s wage upon
III" coidcur's wonderful figure brought
~ more. you know" declared Capt
What, gone forever" some one
asked.
Ana 50 eventually IT proved. Tho
window was rcarrInrri uDw and nll'c
with Il MISCELLANEOUS collection Of "A,
sorts Il iniala f,r a .:ays %ioi.",
lugea and b~nctles, but no pretty b!ondr
head,
"liut sho WASN'T there always at nrst
~l;o"h"iort, you knSN-'- cried "A ?"i,r al
y"' m TayN bcr'''s 'o'''"'""@' '''""''
40, she has dclartod." SAID Roche,
fort. rive w.,trnul and waited, II T.
- total eclipse DDu,,I hari. | laa~ IL
i1r tn"t pretty race was Il in"sopt {
me. MEen l stopped 10 look at lrr
AID sh" +s"mrd To smile iiuuu Mc | hau
inyariabir luck at p.V'rt II hHtct
rat"
And as FOR me- remarked an,;ner
when she ave ilr a luok'-
This was too much Disturbed In Iii,
gam, of Cares the old Iomtc Clair.i,l,
brought the chatter tu ian cEd with q
sharp rap Oh the r.hlr. \ wax iis.
urc. smiling ANA gazing at pdsscrS-by
Pooh! what rubbish, Not TO be tot,
GRATED for "A moment In i serious am
of piquet. Marcel alon" remained
thoughtful. IN next morning he be,
took himself TO the cafe that once he,
fore had served him a. an observatory
Thu window opposite WAS san minus
the figure aud appeared not even To ex'
pcCt unc; the pIar" once GrHvcd by tht
beautiful head was otherwise occupied,
Watching and reheclilE over this
strange turn of affairs, Marcel sudden.
ly saw coming me goilg in The shoE
the little coifeur; but, heaven! was II
really he or only his shadow? The lit
tie man had aged full ten years; lie
was neither powdered, pomatumcd .noi
curled. Ills costume even betrayed a
careless air, and the shopwoman
watched him as though disturbed In her
mind. Marcel moved By curiosity, crossed
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more correct word, perhaps-and at last
she protested that she returned my anec-
lion. In, short, we loved each other, and
| seemed to live In an ideal paradise. She
assisted In making my fortune. too. I
was Jealous, end she-she delighted In
being well coiffed, well dressed and to
one expect? She saw that she ravished
all eyes. and l permitted her to show
herself In all the new fashions. II
pleased her so much to be admired that
without moving had | allowed her, but at
the end OF an hour l made her retro"
The, little man brushed away a tear
Moreover. | watched always near her.
How she did it is incomprehensib.e;
there, without speaking, without stir
Was ii possible to arrange an el9pemsnty
Wei. monsieur. hat is what has hap
pencd. one night instead of entering
the carriage mat came every evening
Mustapha. she oRrang into another be-
side II AMI drove of Ike mad" he took
breath and continued; Z am u lost
man; 1t is more than ter DAYS now and
| have discovered nothing, nor have the
police that | set on her track. 1 fsel
shall die, Wonsieur, before they, find
together; the dear little figure gone;
tunte CASTOR LeoEoll gor e tooi both
e. them gone Al one and The Sam timei
The head that iiud smiled at one, that
49, A~N'N
soft, Dreamy sllaonnl-facsd. Ideal hui
man-.ike. CoifTeur's model Of q 'Mon-
si,ur." saia Marcel at lsrt. Slowly ana
impressivols. which OF Us has Lost his
senses What have YOU been talking
about? who II" devil was the figure in
tha Window The coisfeur Threw up
his hands with Il gesture OF resigned
GGs"RiT.
What. you don't comnrehead yet,
mons,err!'' said he. Though. I've told
You clearly. The figure which Won de-
sired TO purchase-,he beautiful figure IN
NV window. ! repeGt-was-vas my own
wife. my Gtriin~, my adorsd. adorable
Myroncl. Now do ypn understandr'
Vahieau.
Al the club that ntelt rottiss was
discussed but the exciting Incident. and
all agreed that NC human being ever
POSED So gracefully. 50 lmliovably and
WITH such singular fsscilatiun as the
wonderful model Supposed 70 he made OF
wax, How Leopold had 80 ~adroitiy es-
ranged for their hight was his own we'll
kept secret. The shop. !. still 81 the Rus
Bat-Asoun. but the window does not at
tract the crowds Il did when u e~Qntained
the attractive nfA,iibe figure Of the beau
tifui Observation-Disclosures paui II. tILtl~
bury I.cHIZE.i -
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but the ensrayings of the styles. are
here, I'll get them for you. and | am
sure"-
mo. the mere fashion plates won't do
Wen come again later on when the
head Is here" And not staying for fur
ther argument. Marcel and Leopold de-
"Well?" and "Wcll?" rose in a choru.
from: all the tables when the friends
returned to the club. II little cresttallen
at their bootiess errand.
we didn't see her. She's gone TO
bed" they asserted
Before separating that night Marcel
and Leopold made an engagement to
dow at I o'clock the following evening.
This time they were sure Of not being
too late.
than ever" Marcel cried, cNcitcdly,
when n few moments later his friend
arrived.
Marcel had come first and awaited the
a tritle more languishing: but did you
eyer In this world see a figure as pretty
Not so l~ifelilSe. either Leopold as
scented, stirred for once from his uslaI
utolid calm. why. the very nostrilS
seem to dilate and the HOS actually 10
smile. as n about, to speak. What per
fcction OF mechanism
And presently Marcel continued,
III We wait long enough wen see he.
walk. She is only on view for an hour.
they told me about It to-day. when the
gas Is eNtinguishcd the figure melts. as
II We're. The gas comes up again, and
p~ouf!- like the stage OF the theatre
The window Is empty again"
And AZ Marcel had said. presently
down went the gas, II h!cltercd Ieebly.
came up again and the Ind contain
ed only the velvet drapery.
Not only the club, but all Alglers as
n sheep follows another over the
fence until the whole flock has passed,
talked OF the charming wax figure in
the Rue Bah AZoun. But the eagerness
OF the city changed nothing In the hab-
its OF the hairdresser's shop; the pretty
head, in her coquettish capuchon faced
with a delicate shade vleux-rose. show
ed herself neither more nor less often
In her crimson ana crystal caging, and,
worse than all for the curious ones,
when htey entered the shop and de
nearer view of the wonderful image,
She answered firmly, and invariably
that the key was not In her possession.
and blnndly pointed to the sid OF this
room, impenetrably Enclosed to the cell
ing behind stout wooden panelling.
Marcel made up his mind one morn,
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THE BEAUTIFUL MYRONEL.
II Tale of Love and BusSn c:s IN Sammy
Algiers.

and adorable retrousse nose" declared
enthusiastically the tall, handsome Mar
Gel, OF the Tenth Cuirassiers. SO ideal,
yet so human. l say. that II l didn't
know That 1t is a wax ngure-but, see
here, Leopold" Marcel broke OFF sudden.
~, turning to address a man ~lounginp
carelessly in a corner by the window,
wrapped In reverie and a cloud of tobac.
co smoke. You are a judge of beauty,
women's beauty particularly. Benuist,
yonder, cracks up the figurines of Wen
ma. and l swear by those OF Paris. III
wager him five hundred franc that YOU
agree witt me-"
Done said Renoist; done, Marcel.
Put up your money. The hgurine of the
Rue Bab-AZoun II pretty. | grant you.
but those OF V~ienna''-
but as / haven't seen the figure in the
Rue Bab-Azoun yet" objected Leopold
In his deep, lazy tones. some one else
must stand as referee In the issue be.
tween you"
mot seen her yet, the Christmas at
traction in Alters 2 Incredible /! Ride
ulous !! He must go at once. this very
moment, and fatten his nose against
the glass OF the coiffeur's window said
Marcel. Moreover" he added, "Ill
go along with you. / never tire OF star
ing at that adorable head"
Leopold csrelessly and laughingly as.
senting. the two friends descended the
club stairs, Benoist and the Others
agreeing to await their return, and arm
in-arm they turned their steps towards
the halrdresser's shop In the Rue Bah.
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Azoun. When they arrived there they
found the window empty.
We'll, by Jove!' cried Marcel. ''who
would believe it? That little figure has
her hours like q swell lady of fashion.
Never mind. well 80 in; perhaps well
get n close view of her. 1t will spoil the
charm, no doubt, but still! Wen go in"
Into this shop, you mean?'
Precisely, into the shop under the
pretext of buying something. All! a
happy thought, a c%apuchon; a capuchon,
mon cher, like hat which bedecks the
head of the figure"
The shop was guarded by an elderly
female, majestic but polite.
Madame" Marcel began, passing
your window to-day l saw a certain sty:e
of ~headdrcss, n | am charged with q
COrlmission'-
Yes" murmured the woman, inter,
negatively.
"Do you think you will be able to pro
cure one Tor me-
"Monsieur has not yet told me ex'
actly what he DESIRES
.'Trup, trne. My mind has wandered
into other worlds. II WAS II ~headIress
saw. ! am not clever AT giving name'
to feminine objects VI wear, but II was
d lovely htadlresS.'
Marcel said all of this in a ierky.
stuccato. absent fashion. az If his mind
was quite in another direction. The at
tendant listened with marked Difference
and then said:
"E.actly, monsieur, | begin to under,
stand; but the style OF headiress
please?"
"Oh. capuchon. l believe you call IT,"
'Corn-color, or ivory-white. mon
sieur?"
Neither, madame; 1t was a delicate
blue and on Il head, | saw Il in the
window there. but which now Mar.
Gel remarked, his eyes rowing search,
ingly from side TO side. IL do not see
II In the shop anywhere"
But ! know. monsieur, what you re-
quire."
Then, madame, II youll be good
enough to show us the head well be
able to tell you at once"
quite unnecessary. monsieur. we car
find IL without that; besides the head e
which monsieur refers is absent at this
moment"
absent! Madame-the head?'
"Yes, monsieur. 1t IL b~eing-belnl
dressed. you know"
Very well. then, wen wait and see
THAT win be useless. monsieur; the
head will be seen no more this evening