The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-11

pursuit OF some phantom form. tearing
nef Jewels on and Ringing them wildly
from her. And as Col. Marchmain gained
her side she stopped. sank backwards and
would have fallen had not he caught her
and. raising her in his arms. carried her
through the gaping. wondering crowd, out
As he passed it was noticed that her
race was deadly pale. the eyes were closed
ana there was crimson stain round the
set lips and on the wrist OF her left hand
that lay across them
wave Of Mortified exclamations broke
OUT, murmurs or Mad. and Dead. fol-
lowing the distracted bridegroom and aunt
girl
In the library of Lady selverton's house
an interview was taking place between
Mr.; Mills. Col. Marchmain and herself.
Pooh! my dear sir" the colonel was
saving. she viii be perfectly well in
Gay or TWO, ana there Is no earthly reason
why the marriage should not then take
Excuse me-" Mr.. Mills replied in the
firm, level tone OF a man who has made
up his mind. Il think there is every rea-
son why IL should not take place. / have
no desire to become the husband of IA
lauy VINO Is subject 70 mesmeric influence,
or holds communion with spirits either
| OF the living or the dead. j have been mis-
taken IN Miss DaVeuants character and
| VIII make any sacrifice TO be released
| from the engagement"
Your niece has evidently a prior at
/ tachment and viii be happier, / am sure
when she learns that she is free. You
| are at liberty 10 say that my dismissal
| came from her, and to give what reasons
! you please. ! shall not contradict them
Ana 10 atone Tor any unpleasantness 1t
may cause. 1 shall he happy 10 place $50 =
600 in the hands OF Miss Davenant's bank
ers without delay.
The mail that conveyed highly colored
/ paragraphs OF the latest event" In scot
| ETY. to those Anglo-Indians interested IN
home news. carried with a letter to Mr.
Henniker OF the -- Regiment now sta
/ toned at Famalpore. that reused the live
mans breast.
My own Frank" It said. 81 wonder
what you viii say when you hear that I
am free and that l am rich2 / have had
lot of money left to me in memory Of
departed friend, and my marriage is
broken OFF
Read the inclosed cutting from to-
days paper and you will see how / have
done the trick / win make you laugh
over 1t when you come home II will
be a revelation TO you to hear what pranks
your dsemhodlcd spirit has been playing
You need not have sent me such a re-
pfoachtul letter cross boy. l never meant
to marry Millions but the difficulty was
TO get out OF it without offending Aunt
selma. We could not afford to do that
could we? She would leave all her money
| to Old Grower and / don't intend him
10 nave a penny of it. / had to think Of
a plan to make Millions withdraw of his
own accord, and 1t succeeded beyond my
/ Widest hopes. He evidently saw throuch
it. and has behaved like a brick NV
trump card was the bangle and Aunt Sc
lima firmly believes that the spirits We're
| indignant at its removal and would have
/ destroyed me but for Uncle James. ]
/ nave fun sanction to our engagement now.
She says she recognizes the mysterious
affinity between you and me, and under
stands poor James illusions TO my mar
/ riage perfectly.
As to old Grower he says he washes
ms hands Of me. and win be only too
/ thankful to resign his office of guardian
/ 10 any one. So cannot you get leave on
urgent private affairs and come home
/ straight away? The bangle is In it's old
! place nowhere you put IL when you
/ said goodbye. You see il was an efficient
Keeper after all. Come soon TO your
] .rafe