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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-29
NEWS OF THE WEST.
Dr. David Starr Jordan Joins the
Salvation Army.
DEATH IRON ruxoR ON THE BRAIN
shortage Of al Insane Asylum Treas
ur,r-iwins Marry Twins - Car
dlnaI Gibbons aud The Indians.

The Tfiday hhfoNI, Whsu'i thinU
naek OF 10000 ca,ts Will be shipped
Ioud.n.
The Brst four miles OF tho La
Ang.le. Electric Railway company
new electric line nom Los hnge q I
Inc SEA was opened to travel Sa1ufuaJ
On Saturday thirteen prisoners -
c.psd from the county jail at Sscrs
n,snio. ali OF them succeeded In leay
ms the officers Without trail 4
follow.
Tacoms, Washington, dog fancleS
ara arranging for q kennsl CLUB an,
bspen show. There are BAld TO b,
ABOUT 500 thoroughbred dogs In tina
city aud Vicinity.
The board Of supervisors Of San Der
uarIino county, Cal, has made at
ran. ements whereby employment will
he given to tfamps. A fock.plle hA,
been created for tnoif benefit.
DIR. DaviJ Starr Jordan, president OF
The LELAND STAFFORD univefsity In Cal
form, and heretofore regarded b.
many as rank uubeiieyef, has btcomt
converted by Mp. Maud Is. Buolh's
preaebing, aud has Joined the saliva.
ian army.
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n douole n','ake A'iug Ia'net
p,cuhAt isa,u''s soVA p,.os " On" Lu
Oblsp0, Cai, ~" .wl,, Two
young menih a"u i,uesuaI
anu 'No gus .''a ."u IN oIAlns'
her Nev w. osouhH pst'itt'
Tue oIys "s '"'"' snu 30 hfo the
Elff'
LILLIAN Mason ana her troupe oil
bicycllsu, VINO leit Los Angeles ON
september 2lat Tor the Atlanta EXPO
alton, arrived st ~ "a III, ArlhJns,
Monday, Oc1.sl anu have been stranded
tyer since. They have enlisted some
49,, =, ssi an, of Town :"
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: ". ,i.u W 's0" '"o isi0Au anu
VIM 'o"u'
Bin Gay, tho AfeaRhsr county. Cal,
fugitive. who escaped from n posse IN
the bills anu with his partner. Joe
Gfoss, got away and was afterwatd
captured in California, will be- put on
Iual November Alb. The charge
igainsl Gay Ia the killing Of n deputy
sno Mas iu 'he posse win whioh 'ne
us'"'e nsu running nshI
Major N, NJ. Orr. sectotary and
Of the board of directors of
he California state ssylum for IN,
nsans nj Stockton, 10 short In bIs nc.
,ouni. about $4,000, This IA the ag.
tsgAts Of tho many small sums Of
money belonging 10 in,aue patients
,hich have been entrusted 10 his keen
ng during the last thirteen yeafs.i
m.
ne hio anu SLOGAN oiAnoh OF the
~. nAu racine Isi,toau, extending
lD. nao, on hase hoo'enai, Is. ",
".s.sy W oioosn anu Couy,
ny 'e Instant mas oesh com
,ou snu WI. .e openeu III lew
Iosa WIN sI'o siesmooht
'nn'o.,vu w" 'no .susoonunehhI
~ a"I v,ns eIoss' 20 ,he outside
o'iu ''on nn'neIh' oh,Iiot contAib-
y nsny "i'her hhu groups OF mines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12
A VERDICT OF GUILTY.
In tho CnSr Of Gsorg" aIhger, n. Mounds
riilo-Thp Other. Accused to be Tried II

IN tho Cnsr Of GsorEn Mngrr, u. Mounds
rlllo-Thp Others Accused to be Tried nj
Once.
The trial Of George Mayer, o tthis city,
Indicted for assault on Thomas O'Brlcn,
IT,, on a baltimore & Ohio train In Mar
shall county last fall, was continued
Yesterday In tho circuit court mt
A~loundayillc. Thodoionso attempted to
show that Mayor was not concerned In
tho assault, bnt that II was committed
by William Harrison mud j.. j. UDowi
("Roddy Dowd"l. Tho result OF this
pnlicy was that a bCncli warrant was
issued for freddy" and no was taken
into custody.
Tho evidence VIVA worry direct ns to
Mayors participation in tho attack on
O'Drion, and tho Jury found him guilty
OF unlawful assault. a motion for anew
trial was entered. Tho law gives tho
court II wido rauco OF discretion rs to
tho penalty ioe this %oIIsn4c, which may
loo q jail or ponitontiarY sentence, with
or without fine.
Tho capo Of Harrison will DO tal;on up
to-day. These cases excited great IN
terest in Wheeling, and tho ncws OF tho
verdict Inst might cnulGd a good doul OF
talk aud friends OF tho interested par
ties Ind several warm arguments on tho
subject. 1t IL the understanding that
these cn'cl do not lIavo any effect on
tho pending indictments for causing an
ulIray and tumul. on Il railroad train,
md that those cases will alao DO pushed
to trial rs soOn ns possible.
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AID FOR CAMERON PEOPLE

May bp Left mt the I~ntrilignncer Orlco
aud WIN bc Forwarded.
Persons desiring 10 contribute 10 tho
relief OF the sufferers by tho terrible
disaster at Cameron may have their
donations forwarded promptly BY lcav.
Ing them at tho lNrELLIGENCEE Office.
Several contributions OF cash and few
packages Of clothing were left Yesterday.
Those will bu sent out to Cameron by
the U. S. express limo at ) o'clock :hla
afternoon, together with any other do
nations received before that hour.
Those who can afford to aid tho desti.
tuie victims OF tho fire should rcmcm-
Dor tho old and truc saying that "lIc
gives twice who gives quickly. Money,
clothing and provisions aro needed, aud
will DO placed By tho local committee
where they will do tho most good.
The pupils and teachers Of the Bon.
wood public schools sent quite m
amount OF catablcs out to Cameron yes.
tcrday 10 the fire sufferers. Each ono
donated ono small article and it was
brought to tho school building, boxed
up, and It made quito II showing.
The peoploot Moundsvillc aud vicinity
arc taking active measures for tho relief
Of tho people who werc rendered home.
less by tho Cameron fire. 4 mass meet
Ing has boon sot for tonight at tho
court house when some systematic
course will be decided OF. Tho B. & O.
railroad will carry anything destined
for the relief of tho sufferers FREQ OF all
freight charges.
The following telegram, received last
night, shows that much more is needed
by the victims Of the fire than has been
donated:
CAMERON, ". Va, June II.
!. 4. FrIr:hdHl, ~iheyiiRg.
We have moro destitute than We ex-
poctcd. Assistance will be appreciated.
=. G. PIPES.
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THE CASINO OPERAS

Continue to hinH. Decidedly Favorable
Impr-sSions-rwo rertormancrs To-day.
Last evening :hero was another largo
audience at the Park Casino, one OF the
largest during the engagement OF the
Robinson Comic Opera Company, 10
enjoy that old iavori.c. "Pinaiorc.'
This opcEn. ono OF the prettiest and
most t%umciul ever written. is presented
too seldom 10 emit the public tastes and
always draws well. It wa as well pu,
on last night as cver seen in Wheeling.
and the largo auc!iencc showed Its en-.
thusias,ic appreciation in no uncertain
way.
Tho opera at tho matinee to-day will
bo''rhe Chimes OF Normandy" so vel
done last week. This evening tho con.
pany will give its s%tronGcs. opera, Fra
DiavolO.' Its not usual 10 give u nigh,
performance on the same day az n matt.
nee, but owing to the fact that II rer.
iormancc was missed last week. and tr
the general de4irc that Fra Diavo!o''
might be seen again, it was decided 20
put il on Tonight.
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Tho festival nj the Y. NJ. C. 4. build.
ing on Friday evening will be very ut.
iractivc and will OF course draw TO,
gethcr q large number Of friends OF tho
association Supper will be served al
$50 O'CLOCK. The ladies who have
charge OF 1t always do things in nice
siylc. In addition to tho supper light
refreshments will be served. The en-.
;ortGInmcn, in the hall NJ 7:4J O'Clock,
will BIO shor; but fine. The price OF sup,
per will be p cents and tho entertain
mont 10 GEMS.
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This court mot ut 10 O'Clock yesterday
forenoon, all tho judges being prcscn,
State Of West Virginia w. Peter
CohbS, upon 4 writ of error, from Mcr.
Ger county: submitted.
Sniicr va. MonDn.Rhela Railroad
Company, from Marion county; dis
missed, agreed.
DcIaplain's executor ". Dclaplain.
from Ohio comfy; dismissed BE- plain.
till in error, he declining to prosecute
furLhGr-
Kocn va. Bartlett. from Marion coun.
ty; partly heard and continued until
TINS morning.
Adjourned to 10 n. NJ.
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TIE EYES

II haS been drmouStrut oil that thrrc Is
more csc nnd lIuad nchca from tho defects
Of rrsruciiOu and tn" use OF giaSso4 NOT
properly adjusted ilInu from MI nthcr
causes, nnl that II i absolutely nrcrsSnry
nhnNr ihr eyes sricn,iilcll Iy aud skiilruIIy
c,nm'inrd mud iltiui with glasses to secure
rclirt und prevent ininry.
Those uc"iing spr"inricE. or thor cyc.
tir" ur hcnd nci,cA when rrHdlus or sew.
In: can consult aud lnv" thclr ry"S exam.
in"d Tor glHs,Cs without Charge hr rror.
SlIrr, tho Scientific OpiiClnn, mo Main
street., next ,luur to snuulI ~ co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Yesterday tho fires were lighted in
the nov Top Mill blast furnace OF the
Wheeling Iron & Steel Company, and
within t%weniy-iopr hours tho first cast
will 90 made. Tho capacity OF tho fur.
mace is 22j tons Of pig daily. larger than
II other furnace in tho Ohio Valley.
This furnace has not been in operation
fOrtWo years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Intelligence was received hero ycstcr.
day that G. Will Mnbi4 had died sud,
denly Mt Washington City. No pnrticu,
lars were received. Milton Mabis. his
brother. lett at oncc Tor Washington,
Mrs.. Mabis, his mother. is seriously i'll
ut Asbury Park, and her daughter. Mrs.
6. W. Eckliart, it,. left Tor that place.
The romans will probably arrive here
tomorrow morning. but tho arrange.
mcnt' i1r tho funeral have not been
completed. Mr.. Iiubis was 4 popular
man. having II host OF friends in Wheel.
ing, and his death caused genera! regret,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Yesterday another case OF smallpox
was officially reported TO tho city au.
thoritics. The patient was in IL house
in Alley G just south OF rweniy.second
street. The place was quarantincd and
guarded. and last evening tl.e patient
was removed TO tho pest house, and the
premises whero tho disease appeared
thoroughly Gisin!ectcd. All the other
cases arc reported as progressing favor
ably. and the Quarau:ipoartansemen! is
working we'll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

At the bazaar and lawn ictn 10 be
given at Elm Grove Thuraday afternoon
and evening ihero will be n fireworks
display aud dancing, 4 platform having
been erected for the purpose. beside,
tho numerous stands Tor refreshments,
etc. in charge OF 4 large nun Der OF
young ladies. Meyers orchestra will
10 present both afternoon and evening.
aud all who attend will find an Nbun'
dance Of everything good 10 en-. and
plenty OF amuscments.
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4 BAD Practice an tho streets.

There is much just complaint OF the
profano and vulgar language constantly
heard on the streets. |; is scarcely safe
Tor II woman TO pass along Market
street when there arc many men and
boys ont, SO almost universal is tho evil
referred TO. Tho police frequently
apcal to offenders. but there arc not
enough officers to break up the habit.
Some person should %inaugurate y Cru-
SADIE against the nuisance. 4 few stiff
iucs would have n salniary effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12
Wh;ta Dress Goods. Laces, Gloves,
"ililG Fans. Hosiery, etc. We
never had better lines.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.

The New Valley star Stove and Range.
Cooks the c~nsicst.
Burns lcas; iucl.
Has perfect draft.
Requires least repairs.
Has largest oven.
Greatest durability.
Every practical improvement.
Bullt to satisfy.
Cheapest and best ever offered.
Wc guarantee them to give pcrfcc.
satisfaction /! properly arranged and
used.
Main b: B. FISHER.
Sold by all dealers. MwAF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Tic pleasant elect and perfect safety
with whioh lniics may usG tho CalIfor.
mia liquid laxative, Syrup OF Figs. undor
Nil conditions, makes 1t their lavOrito
rGmGdy. TO get the true and genuine
article, look Gor the nNmn OF the CAIiior.
nia Fig Syrup Co., printed near tho bot.
tom OK tho package.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Public Sale.
Jos Horne & Ch-Siy,h PAGE.
SiouO Il Th0mgS- SnaSolIablo G~oodS-EIShil
page.
muErs K irNcSc-Du'y Corner Merchandising
Eighth pngo.
%Conlclc' ~Narqutc-GCo, n. Shook & Co.
Eighth page,
Wuutcd-sHlcSmnn.
SOtIcr Ia LicnIulhcrS.
State OF WCSt Virginia, Ohio County, etc.
Feather D~n'tcr'-tswlnc llrnL
Tho Mutual LIii iRIuunco COmpany-Copp&
Devon.
w~nntcl-Gltl for General Homework.
WRnlcd-Girl IN DO General Homework,
For sHlu-tifOcCry.
lOit-lIcsrtt mud Iasc ball Pass
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In the criminal court yesterday D.
Good;riend was tried on tho charge OF
selling liquor TO minors and found not
guilty. lilo was then tried on the
charge OF keeping Il house OF i'll fame
and convicted 4 motion for q new
trial was made
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Iwant every man and woman in tho
United States Interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to lavn ono OF my
books on those diseases. Address Il. NJ.
WoorLTY, Atlanta, Ga, Box $50. and ono
will bn snnt you free. E&wy
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cLorHIno-rHE HUB cLorHlERs.
No Matter

If you have looked everywhere else and failed to find
what you want in Mems or Boys' Clothing, come HERE
and you'll be suited for both in and out Of season. We
have variety enough to give everybody u satisfactory
choice whether it is a Suit for dress, n thin Coat and
Vest, or an odd Coat, or just q pair of Trousers. We
can suit and fit you with Proper, Stylish Garments,
and at the very lowest prices, too. If you are goin.
away you'll find u Blue Or Mixed Serge Suit in.
valuable for most any purpose. 1t is neat aud drcssy
it is cool and comfortable, and is very scrviccable
AT least OURS are. We have an especially good opc
at $40, better than we ever had before at that price,
Other Suits from $40 to 500. All of them salts.
factory or you can have your money back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

tins annual commencement cScrcises
Of Mount dc Chantal will tnlIo place on
tho l@tlI inst. at $50 p. III. 4 spccinl
train for invited guOstB will loavo tho
Baltimore & Ohio depot nj ! o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Water rcnts for tho six months ond.
ing September 80, 1895, aro now ready.
IT paid on or before Juno 30, 1895. n dis.
count OF 10 per cent will DO allowed.
Tur CirY WATER BOARD.
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OCooOllQOIC SSOoE ( Co.

60 20 tho Ladies' Of Honor aocinl nj
Odd Fellows hall tonight. kiIlrnycr's
music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

When Haoy We; slck, wc gnTo her Cac;orl.,
When 6ho was q Child, sho cried for Cagtcri.,
whca S,In hecanc Mir, Eho chung to Cas.oria.
whca che had Children, che Eavcthcm CaSto7.a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

CrocioI 20 per cont Discount Sale
oPGNld! of Caps. Hats and Donncia.
Embroidered Cans. l4c; others in pro-
portion. BE OIL hand early.
The LEADER, 1920 Main street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12

Go to tho Ladies' OF Honor social at
Odd Fellows hall tonight.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS ~ 50. 90 THous.
EitISGS.
Just received another elegant line, which
we nro prepared to make To urilrr III short
nntlcC. G. JJt,S & sos,
fnslIinnnblo Tnil0rS md Gents Furnish.
ers, 1891 aud i:I!3 MnrlSUt street
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


omcor Nos. ~ nun ~ Fourteenth street.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-06-12
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
A SUMMERS FILTRATION.
BY WINNIE HOLMES.
eau RevOir I"

the warm summer night air, in
Gwendoline Winston's fresh young
voice, and, eau Revoir," came
quickly back in the rich, deep tones
of Guy Brandon.
The girl ran lightly across the
broad verandah of the hotel, up the
wide stairway and disappeared in
her room, and the young man
turned slowly away to the enjoy
ment of his evening cigar.
''How very beautiful she is" he
exclaimed half aloud, as he leaned
against a shade tree, and, for just
one moment, an intense longing
took possession of him to be free
again to win the love of the lovely
woman he had just left.
Then came the thought of the
gentle blue-eyed girl to whom he
had plighted his troth, and, with a
blush of shame for his disloyalty,
he fastened to his room.
Two weeks before, Gwendoline
Winston and her mother had come
to spend the remainder of thesum-
mer at this quiet summer-resort
among the Adirondacks. In the
early fall, Gwendoline, although SO
young, was to marry wealthy law
yer, and her mother thought 1t best
to exchange the excitement of Sar
atoga or Newport, for this seclud
ed, homelike mountain place.
Gwendoline readily consented to
this arrangement, as, since her
engagement to handsome Frank
Neylanas, the gaieties of a fashion
able watering place had somewhat
palled upon her. 90, Mamma
dear, what lovely, lovely place,
and SO quiet! | shall do nothing
here but roam around all day,
dream of Frank, and write him
long letters.
This was her verdict at the close
of her first day at 1.-The Mountain
House," but ere the next night
came something had occurred,
which changed a little, her loyal
decision.
A very beautiful girl, Edith En-
merson, and her distinguished look
ing father, were boarding at the
same hotel with the Winstons, and
accident threw them together at
the table. Just back of them sat a
party of young people, trimming
over with fun and merriment, who
seemed quite intimate with the
Emmersons.
"Ah Miss Edith" called out
one of the young men at breakfast
the next morning, "when are we
to have our absent Nimrod back
from the chaser"
"Your lordship speaks inriddles
and I must crave pardon for my
silence" Edith gaily answered, but
the bright bushes denied the as
sertion."
During the morning, Gwendo-
line found it was quite generally
known that Edith Emmerson and
Guy Brandon, the young man now
hunting on the mountains in COM
PAW with several other Sporrsmen,
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back into her eyes with undis-
guised admiration. He knew it
was wrong to stare, but the power
to control his eyes seemed to have
left him as he sat opposite the
beautiful vision that had burst
upon him.
Eating was a mere farce He
scarcely did more than taste the
appetizing supper, and his chances
fell constantly upon his tair neigh
Dor across the table.
Gwendoline had never been
more brilliant. Seeing the light
which leaped in the young mans
eyes, and the hushes come and 60
as he gave his whole attention to
her wit and sallies, Mrs. Winston
moved uneasily in her chair and
made several Intellectual attempts
to leave the table.
1t was useless. Gwendoline
seemed destined to captivate all
hearts tonight, and Guy was
wholly infatuated.
When they at last arose from
the table Guy followed Gwendo-
line to the verandah, where they re-
manned until Mrs. Winston's voice
called Gwendoline away.
Edith, of course, was with them
and Gwendoline deferred prettily
to her in all their conversation,
but Guy had, for the moment, ap-
parently forgotten her existence.
From this time, Gwendoline was
the life of the place. Everyone
bowed before the shrine of her
beauty, and all felt the charm of
her gay repartee and merry
laughter. Her manners were
faultless and none could bring the
slightest reproach against her con-
duct towards Guy, yet all could see
there was something wrong. He
was as one spell bound in her pres
enCe, and while he would at times,
in seeming deep penitence, devote
himself wholly to Edith for an en-
tire day, at smile, look from
Gwendoline, he would surrender
himself hopelessly to the wlles of
the little violet-eyed beauty and
become again her abject slave.
And what of Edith? She bore
with quiet dignity, but without one
word of reproach, her lovers de-
sertion. None dared hint of it to
her, SO proud and silent was she,
and yet so gentle and patient, but
the roses were leaving her cheeks,
and her eyes seemed full of unshed
tears.
Mrs. Winston was restless and
unhappy, and often demonstrated
with Gwendoline, but to no avail.
Why Mamma, we are both en-
gagged" she would protest, land
where's. the harm? Edith doesn't
care and I'm sure Frank wishes
me to enjoy myself.
Mrs. Winston would shake her
head gravely, silenced but not con-
WINGED.
"Where is your engagement
ring?" she suddenly asked of
Gwendol1ne in one of these talks.
EkTxo 49,, l. L.
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|
Edith bore the railery of the
guests so pleasantly and proudly,
it was quite evident that her hand
had not been given without her
heart.
All had kind words for Guy.
Today he was coming home, and
there seemed a thrill of pleasant an
ticipation running through every
body at the thought,
"Guy'll be home today and I'm
right down glad of it,"
"Guy'll be home today and he'll
help us about our tennis party"
CHOW we can plan for our pic
mic; Guys coming back"
Similar expressions greeted
Gwendoline's ears all day, and be-
fore night she was as keenly anx-
ious to see "Guy the Indispensa-
ble," as those who had known him
the whole season.
After long, refreshing nap in
the aftern Don, she rose to dress for
supper. What was 1t that brought
the thought of Guy" so often to
her mind? What was it that
prompted her to select a dress
which she knew frightened and
wildly brought out her striking
beauty? Was it coquetry? Her
heart was too true for that.
1t was simply the mate desire of
every woman's heart to appear
fair in the eyes of beauty-loving
man, especially when that man is
young and handsome and-rich.
Her dress was simple, only a
pink NULL Her white, dimpled
shoulders and beautiful arms we're
quite bare, save for the exquisite
lace which fell in soft folds over
them. A slender chain was
clasped about her neck and a sim
gle star of brilliants gIistened in
her black, shining hair. Her
cheeks were flushed and her eyes
flashed and sparkled in happy
consciousness, as she blushingly
gazed upon the vision Of loneliness
which her mirror reflected. She
was beautiful, and she knew it, but
the knowledge did not render her
vain or naughty.
"Mama dear, will l pass?" she
laughingly asked of her mother
who had just entered the room.
Her mother smiled fondly upon
her, but SAID nothing. Her
daughters great beauty almost
startled her sometimes. A look
of absolute terror crept into her
eyes and she turned hastily away.
Gwendoline did not see it, and
taking her fan and flowers went
down to supper, waiting at the foot
of the stairs for her mother.
AS she expected, she found most
of the guests already seated. A
stranger was with the Emmersons
and she instinctively knew that
this was Guy.
"M1ss Winston, this is our run
away hunter, Mr. Brandon. Guy
we were telling you of Miss Win
ston's arrival just before we came
in to supper.