The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

necessity Of having mothers.in-law aud
reviewed all the traditions lH regard 10
thoese very desirable pcrsunages.
With ~ much instruction Adelaide
became also imluci with very positive
notions on the subject or course. be-
was an only son aud his mother q wild.
CIV. hui slie could never consent to live
IN the same house with the eldcr wo-
man. " al was o. go we'll she was 10
hpgin right of course. Ned loved his
mother, hni mnirlmnny would pui him
under new uhli-ltluus AZ her iirsi OPP
pornmliy she explained % an 90 him
and Insisted that th0i should keep
separate establishment.
Ned booked palnrl. bat be- said.
Il shall 40 a. ynu .ay la thc natter
Adelaide. thnulh had looked forward
% very hipns oumpanionsihn h'-
tween yU anal my little mother She
J. not harl 90 set along with. ! know,
aud shr cuull lntr helped yuu 80 mnfh
with hcr advice and counsel in hous"-
bold affairs"
But Adelaide showed him how q
mnther-in.hw. hy hur very inye aud
preference Cor her sun. might cause Ills.
ssnsion between husband and vile.
Trrhups be- was nui convinced hut
De- yielded the point and ihry Wrft
married Al of Adnllides friends run.
graduated her upon her gnnd sense,
nud heh'ud bis hH.k praised Ned fur
his consideration m sparing his wife
thr PRESERVE of mother lu-llw. But
DE- gave himself ihc satisfaction of sel-
ting mp housekeeping within e bleak pr
the mother be- lowed.
Sometimes at night. when be- aud 81
ela'le sat lonely hy ihe tire. hc ihnu-ht
of his mother and wished illi she
might be- with thrm; hui uu the whole
they we.c happy aud 200 murHd
thoughts entered hls mlnl. COR hc De-.
ilcypi that n time Adclaidc's own good
sense would triumph over thc pVlu.
dices aroused hy uiiclou- friends. iiui
this was bis mothers wisdom.
There were times when the cldcr
Mrs Chni.priun wrni q little that she
was denied The daily vision of her s1n e
iny. hui She said nnihlug ana Kept d Q
tears 90 herself Ncl was very faithful
and duilful hat size lil nut often go ju
the house. because hrr presence always
frccmcd 10 pui Adelaide m q m'od oi
defense almost bordering nn aggress
inn. The young woman meant % Do
understood. anl plainly understood
that she would tolerate the nlcrfcr
ence In her affairs of no mniherlnlaw
Aud sn the month passed.
ir the first glow ni cnunuhIal JOY Nel
had neglected his club. hui a. tm,
went ON and the household began {,
mnyr IN the accustomed routine De- ha
gan occasionally 10 drop Ia AMI spend .
sorlal hour with his men friends A
arSt ID was but once IN two or tire,
weeks aud only an hour or two then
Then be- went more frequently am,
stayed later
some evenings Adelaide was YET,
Lonesome. aud after while, When h'
STAYED late. would cry 90 herself; hu
she always tried to welcome his rcilri
with uncloudcd face. She believed tia
A was only thoughilcssness. and tha
after awhile, when be- came io rc1llE
how very lonely she became, he w'ul'
mo-, stay away FROM her so long
nut he did not seem tn realize.
once. when she was very lonesome
Mn Chaucrton came w and sat VIII
her They talked together. aud vislic.
themselves with some nccdlcWork, nu'
Inc hours did not seem 80 long. An'
when Ned came that night, they waikiki
nome with his mother ana nll wrr
Unht.hearlcd and happy.
nu other evening" passed when no
hoslv came IN. or when her mothC; q
Nell dropped IN 10 hnd her alone an'
hlnted that Ned was nrelccling hri
They would look 20 her simngcly, q
n they plilcd her aud wondered if sh
rerc hapra. somehow thl1 paineI
her Ned was good She loved hiu
and knew that be- loved her. Tie wa
cnly ,houghtlcss. She SAID this owe
and over again 10 herself ,and she cou',
noi bear 10 seen Ia the eyes oi her rel
- a,,yes that look that accused him.
one night when d, had been late
chan uaiual ANA hcf heart was ovci
o,ll .he ,rled to tell him how he wa
nalnlne her hut broke down and hnis
II,s face was flashed. aud he IA
ewercd her lmpatlcniG'
Nonsense. Addy, don. act IKE