New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-09

on the mat. with a string going from his neck
to the latch ,
At the earnest desire OF Mr. Marks. left him.
heard him turn the key as | walked into the
woodhouse. . A., ,,,.
went back and. with my lips to the keynote
I told him should want the kitchen In an hour.
He replied that II he had not washed feroy
in an hour he never should wash him.
7 strolled down into the orchard, where cana.
rine frequently sat during our leisure tlme IN une
afternoon. I told her that row knew ,hat MS %
R,Ilines was truly beloved for Mr. Marks was IN
our kitchen, and In my apron. and was washins
Ferdinand. ,,,, x.,..
She rose from her seat in considerable EXCITE
poor boyr' she exclaimed "He will get bitten:
perhaps he will have hydrophobia HOW ca"
she do t? x A.. >s..L.
who is doing It, What thing 1t must be TO De
truly loved, Catharne, do you think II were as
old as Miss Flora X. Billings. ana hat , a puS;
and boarded where his washing was not tnrown
in-do YOU think any one would love me as mucn
AS 80, 5000 .h>
"o Where are you going?' asked, hurryins
after her .,.
"Rut YOU can't get in." replied.
The hour went by and still the Kitchen re.
NAMED closed The thought OF supper PECAN nss 20
worry us. When half-.'our more nan pd havs
NE knew we must get n for ooarders must nave
their meals. -, . ~. aoor
suddenly we heard voice close to the aoos
leading into the woodhouse, where We "e'e
waiting. ~, >,.r,,. "t,,&
do wal, minute before you come in"
l. We obeyed When entered we stepped In
mol Of water and we kept on walking In water.
which had been ineffecuvely soppeu up
with nv apron Thic apron was lying IN wet
wad In the middle Of the room
I. Thera were fragments of silk scattered apou.
T recognized these fragments as parts Oh .ne
necktie Mr. Marks had worn when had last iei'
him. -, -, oraam
on the kitchen table near a bowl OF creant
which had forgotten. in the confusion OF ,nuins
the Young man in the kitchen. was ferainanu:;
very wet and shiny. and showing his 'ee'" a"N
growing But he was washed "a
eCatb,rine Immediately went somewhere anu
brought back Miss Billings to take her dog away
"Oh YOU precious. precious cried ina. ia %i
gathering Fcrdy to her heart ana carrying "''''
out OF our sight . nor yat.
IN tho evening I ven'ured 10 knock at MS rooH.
lie did not let see him. put taiheu W ','e
from behind the door. as he held IL itue opsn
He said he had COED many scta, ,har to- he
hands and his under lip was torn; otherwise ne
vas nerfectly we'll. He thought, however, .uss
ne should 90 back r. Boston by the train tnat
storted nj ; o'clock ir the morning. ana "o
would send for his trunk h.ouoh
We handed ont the money for his board tnrouSn
~ oranl. between the door and the wall. he
,h,,led me- for my kindness he SAID II ever
wanted that cursed brute shot 10 sehu ~. nm
Nes RIIlIngc LEFT us before II was tine 70
wash Ferdy again she expiaineu t.a. .an,,rad
because she was 80 SENSITIVE ''"' '
frequent change a.. AHA. p,u,rr.
THE lady who had the room AFTER MISS D anS
,"oh, n canary who never stopped singing
from the tine the sun rose until II set Du. 90
Mr. Heaton remarked. there were liz oorarv
the force OF contrast Haue even e
seem a blessing. o Going "a
MARIA LOUISE POOL.