Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-01-27

ed. eheerfuly, ~ do appreciate Ii
fully. and respect your sorrow. but
since you have been able to find one,
you viii surely be able 10 find others
This is seasonable suggestion, is il
uotY The coitleur paused a moment
with emotion, and then began to talk
breathleSSlv Monsieur, you do not
understand. | discovered her, 50 to
speak, not SO very far from Paris
She was then only IL years old. She
had resided at the beautiful suburb
OF Fontcnoy aux Roses, where she
was adored by all the young men ard
even admired by the women, who,
strange to relate, were not jealous of
her beauty of face and form | paid
her the most devoted attention HON
age would Ice the more correct word,
perhaps and at last she protested
that She returned my affection In
shore we loved each other, and
seemed to live in an ideal paradise
She assisted in making my fortune,
toe l was Jealous and She she de
dressed and 70 show herself Mon
dieu what else could one expect? She
saw that she pvished all eyes. and
| permitted ncr TO show herself in all
the new fashions. It pleased her So
much to bee admired that she would
have passed most OF her life without
moving had I allowed her, but at the
end Of an hour ! made her retire 90
The little man brushed away tear
and then continued:
Moreover | watched always near
her How she did it Is incomprehensi-
/ BILE; there, without speaking, without
stirring, through great thick glass
how was IL possible to arrange an
clopcment? Well monsieur, that is
what has happened one night, in
stead OF entering the carriage that
came every evening to take us to our
comfortable villa nc MuStapha she
sprang into another beside II and drove
of like mad" He took breath and
/ continued: ~ am Lost man; il Is
more than ten days now and ! have
discovered nothing, nor have the police
/ that set on ner track feel / shan
! die monsieur before they find her "
Marcel began TO put two and two
] together; the dear little figure gone,
/ Comte Castor Leopold gone, too; both
/ of them gone at one and the same
time. The head that had smiled at one,
/ that had gazcd wild-cyed at another:
/ the soft, dreamy, Madonna-faced ideal
( humanlikc coiffcurs model of wax.
Monsieur said Marcel at last slow
ly and imprcsSivcly. (Which Of MS has
/ lost his senses What have YOU been
( talking about: Who the devil was
/ the figure in the Window The Golf
[ fem threw mp his hands with gcs.
ture OF resigned despair
what you don't comprehend yet,
monsieur said he, though Eve told
/ You clearly. The figure which you de.
sired to purchase the beautiful figure
/ in my window, | repcatw was was my
own wife, my darling my adorcd,
adorable Myronnl Now do YOU under
standf" Tablcau
At he club that night nothing was
lieussed hut the exciting incident, and
all agreed that no human being ever
posed so gracefully SO immoyably ana
with such singular fascination as the
wonderful model supposed to be made
[ of wax How Leopold had So adroitly
arranged for their flight was his own
well kept secret The shop is till in
the Rue Bad-Azom, and the window
does not attract the crowds It did when
it contained the attractive lifelike fig
/ uro Of the beautiful Myronc Pitts
| burg leader