The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-28

be so much annoyed about II. II
really lsn't 80 bad ns you think
Alicia "a a most delightful girl. and 81
has been recreation for me, you
know; and have been slogging away
~ 81 late, and"
The door slammed Mrs Water.
house went upstairs 60 her room and
hurriedly, very hurriedly. packed a
portmantcnu There was time 10
catch the mail at Charing Cross, and
she meant 20 catch H. The great
thing was 10 get away TO Biarritz,
away from tho sitting atmosphere Of
this house, away from London. She
rang for her maid
Parker"
Eyes, ma'am.'
"Tho mail goes at from Charing
Cross. Think"
ut used TO go at 8. ma'am," said
/ Parker. cautiously. "Whcn we went
away, u you remember"
Eyes. yes. Of course. | want you
10 pack a bag for yourself and we will
catch the mail tonight"
Catch the mail, m a'am, 90 night2'
yes yes Lose no time please,
and send ont for n cab"
well. I ncverl" murmurcd Parker
/ Mrs Waterhousc had some inten.
| tiun Of having one fine, big. square
scene with her husband before she
left. but there was little time 20
spare Moreover. II occurred to her
/ that she could be quite as bitter In u
wcll.composcd letter. 20 he dispatched
from Biarri ~. a. Ia hasty interview.
Come along. Parker" she called.
"ICs all very we'll 90 say come
riong'' muttcrcd Parker, discon-
tcntcdly. "but this IA rum sort Of a
game. a nd don't ALI cotton 10 H."
We've got twenty minutes. Tell
the man 10 drive carefully, but IA
drive very fast"
The most CALLING thing about the
whole dcplorablc affair was the cor
tai uty that her mother would meet
her NJ tho station with an ~ told
YOU 10, my poor lamb" expression
still there wa, no one clse To whom
she could so, aud, AT any rate, Nh,
could always control mamma. She
had always done 40.
Chariug Cross
The mail. iidy?" said the porter
civilly. "Thc mail goes at tic fifteen
lrs iater'n u use Co be-. "
Parker. will YOU get some papers
Get one or two for yourself, yol
know
Parker. stiil rather inclined TO NJ
cross, went To the bookstall II hal
restored the excellent maid 20 com
placcnt submission TO what Nh
termed all this ramping about to lin
the now number of the iady's ow
Chatterbox on sale. II was her ow
par ticularly favoritc journal
wen get In now, Parker" sai
Mrs. Watorhonsc. There's two Mt
minutes 10 walt. but we may M we
take our seats Seconds, pleas,
porter"
They found comfortable cornc
seats For while they watched N
stout. perspiring ladies and the slil
I, daughters and the pct dogs III
!. usually demuro Parker snlggcred 4
much when she saw two frenchms
l,lss each other that she dropped u
iady's own Chntte rbox Mrs Waite
/. house took II mp and held Il In h
hand
r. II must read she whispered
herself II must do something
keep myself from thnSing. sha
faint n don't divert my though t.
The i.ady's own ChattcrboN lay
her lap She put one small 10
against the scat opposite, and lean
forward 10 get the steady glare OF q
electric light on the page.
ANY more going on7' cried the
spcctor on the platform, agRrcssivel
1--WE commence this week n sto
by new writer. Walter House. 9
titled "Alicla's Only Love" II "
be rcpletc with romantic interest, a
In short, n wonderful picture Of hie
class life OF the present day, with
In faults and folbles."
y "Now then" CT led the Inspector
the platform. In an aggrlcvcd tone 1
bclated passenger ARE you going
there. or are you not going onG''
Mrs Watcrhouse began 10 RET
Chapter was headed "rhe Counties
alicia was half leaning, halt
-. clining ON an ottoman reading d,
"' catcly.sccntcd letter from Sir llar'
dc Beer II opened thus 4 W.
~ YOU, my dearest, 90 believe that
y, quite true TO you. ! am bound
~ certain ties 10 others, but TO you,
~ sweetheart, my own darling Alicia
Parker screamed Mrs Wat
~ house, with gasp OF delight GO
o. out quickly"
'N Right away" shouted the insp
tor. stand away there, please"
W Here, stop cried Mrs, Wat
~ house.
Sl She caught mp her skirts I
W jumped nimhly out, An active por
seized the bags, aud, as the train \
~ ~, moving caught the descending Par
" neatly audi swung her around "a
her feet
H' lows that umpire9" asked
porter.
"O-u-t out" said the inspee
Se' lie turned his hand-lamp 10 \
watcrhousc. Hope you're all rii
ma'am?'
Thank YOU, yes, said Mira Wa
- house, brcathlessly. I'm all Ri
W n-w"