Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-03-09

limerick found friend" (Ilow well
the natural cunning OF her race was
serving her at this ti.ac.l
THAT must be very agreeable" said
Mrs. Dclaro.
at happened this way. told Mr..
limerick was goiny to France, and as
he also intends to go there this summer
he has resolved to start ut once ard &C.
company Us. lie also know, many pco.
pie at Amicns and can be OF great scrv'
ice to u.s."
As Mrs. Trey spoke these worls the
stated Armida walked in. and after tho
congratulations Of tho day she asked
Mrs. Er " II they cxroc.ed to spend
the whole of the summer In sunny
France
81 really caa not toll" was the an
swcr. "Euycnn 10 talking OF going to
Paris for years study while ! am la-
boring with the lawyers Ut Amicns."
"Thcn he is Going to net on my nd.
vice." said Armida, H. pleased tone oil
voice which her mother thought seemed
almost abscnt-m!ndcd.
81 DO not linoN whose advice 1t Is. but
that IL the determination which hc has
expressed" answered Mrs. Brc3y.
"Anl a-c you not so!ny TO b. In Lon
don at all during the year?" asked Ar
mi 10.
"Vc MAJ 20 there. but 1t Is almost
impossible to tell what We shall do UNI
til the vexatious questions OF law arc
settled" responded Mrs Breezy.
III you should TO there" said Ar
mida, lou will either fad Us or hear OF
d. us at tho Hotel Metropole, Northumber.
land avenue"
Then will mako note OF it." said
Mrs. Brcgy, as she drew little book
from her pocket
"Now. must go, for ] have to 60
down to the lawyers"
She had not been gone long when MIR.
Blol.or called.
Since his old friend, Wilcox, died no
had ceased to carry his scrap-boos
around with him, and poetry seemed to
have vacated his soul for thu tina be-
ing. Ilo had grown very pro3aic, AMI.
feeling very we'll and rs travelling
seemed TO DO tho order OF the day,
thought he would take trip to Europe
right away. II have sent gool doal OF
soap over thora," h3 said. "but havo
never boon myself, and think will 90
and seo what tho place looks like.
"Wo are anxious to make an early
start" said Mrs. Delaro, but have beon
waiting to get some further ncws OF our
friend. Mr.. Lowell"
"Mr Lov,l?' quoried Blodger
"Secms to me have, hoard that namc. ="
"Surcly do you not remember tho
handsome Englishman whom you took
for my brother at Long BranchP' asked
Armida
.Ccrtainly, I do. What has become
of him?" said Mr. Dloigor
ale went down TO South America dur
ing the early part Of January. and has
nevor been heard OF SINCE" replied
Armi1a.
Ibid be 60 on pleasure or businessP"
asked Mr.. Blodgcr.
sH> went on business Mr. Lovel Is
the gentleman TO whom Mr. Wilcox left
so much moncy."
..I,loss my iifo 'to'think that am ex-
ccutor and don't know that" said tho
bloatcd boadholder. Adding by way OF
excuse: .'Wcll. left every thing to the
lawyers to sottlo and ] know hey are
mon can trust"
Hero Mira Delaro ventured 70 remark
that she did not think II would DO any
use to walt all summer expecting news
OF Percy.
Tho body which was found In tho
river must have been his and the poor
fellow Is undoubtedly dead"
But what win becoms OF all that
money. mammal asked Armiaa
',Oh. let tho money rcst my child;
some oae will claim Il some day" was
tho answer,
ssyFell. then. u you ladies WIN 90
cent my escort, We win arrange date
70 start n Europe. Isuppose yon VIII
not object 10 my taking stephen Bod
ger. IT.. alonRf" said M BlpdEef.