The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-14

LADY IN enc OF the suburban towns has
Degun with much success 10 break her
nusoand from forgetting to mail her ] {
ters. says the New York Advertiser. The
other morning when be started INTO town
on the 0 clock tran 70 hls office. he told
Ler ne was very ANXIOUS 20 50 20 dinner
that evening, but that he could not SO
without her. She didn't care Tor the dr.
ner, Dut 70 please h.m she wouid come
~ az B o c-ock ana 20 with ham. II was
necessary Tor ner 10 Sc sOrle people first,
however, 30 she would know where she
could meet him. and she would let him
Know Dy letter sent under q special de-
uFery stamp, either ia the noon mail or z
LITTLE later on 50 he would De sure 70 ger
IT, Ihen she tod him 10 wait q minute or
Two, and she went upstairs ana came back
aga.n with letter
Now dear" she said. that Is an i'm
portant Letter for a person in town. and
you mustn't forget II under any c4rcum-
stances u put % IN your pocket myself,
50 you VIII be sure 70 remember u.
She put the letter IN very carefully. and
ne puttoned his coat over Il for greater Sc
curity.
IN remember" he said, "and don't
you forget 20 let me know where you will
meet me. The dinner is ats YOU know, and
you can come in on that $50 I'd meet yOU
az the ira n, but l have something extra
70 40 70 get ready, and you gan fix meet
ing place and let me know"
she promised she would, and with a
train.
He lad a good day and was feeling
pretty wei thinking about the dinner. up
until the noon delivery. No letter came.
ana ne worried some until 3. No letter
came then and he waited until g. No letter.
and then he began TO get mad After a
haf hour Of saying bad words he thought
of the telegraph and at once sent a dis
patch to his " fe.
no letter. Where viii you meet n1e?''
she waited until the $50 train had gone
and then she answered.
Telegram. received Six-thirty gone.
Can't come"
This she sent collect. When he got it he
tore around the Office like a crazy man
for another half hour. He couldn't go to
the dinner and he couldn't get home ir
time for one, so ne had TO buy himself a
frugal meal at the restaurant across the
street AT half-past 8, he reached horne.
and he wouldn't speak to his wife she
let MIN go awhile. and then she began to
come at him gradually. but not on the sub
ject OF the dinner. She had tried that
when he first came in.
Henry" she said odd YOU mail that
letter ] gave you this morning?"
Don't talk to me about letters" he
groWled. "A vile that VIII treat her hus-
band as you have treated me to-day isn't
deserving OF having anything done for her
and want to say right now.
Don't get excited, Henry" she in
terrupted in the, very gentlest voice. u
know you feel disappo nted, but tell me If
you mailed that letter?"
Il don't know whether did OF not" he
answered like an ugly hoy, and don't
tfies NO 1 DION l. ne went on as ne look
Il from his pocket and throwing IL into her
lap; There 1t Is, and I'm glad of it,"
Look at It. Henry" she said, handing
II back to him.
He took ii sulk,ly and looked at the
address. il was TO him and had a special
delivery stamp on it.
Whats this2' he asked.
Read it, dear"
He did. and in it was everything he
wanted to know and everything that
would have made the place Of meeting
clear and everything else right. and he
bad carried 1t around in his pocket all
day
NV dear" he said very humbly, "will
you call il square?"