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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RIchmond. N. Ami %. 1soG


Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. % hogheads; filters. u smok-
crs, Is; scrap (brighU, 0. Totas. 90 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Brght. 30 hogsheads and
tierce; dark. u hogsheads and / tierce.
nspections-Bright, "a hogsheads;
dark, 4 hogsheads.
Myers, Davenport's. Crenshaw's, Plant
ers SeabrOOk's, Farmers, Allegheny,
Shockoe, and Old Dominion tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. 40 pack
ages; deliveries, 100 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tons on tObaccOs for the city OF Rich
Hcnd. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
S20O3.96; plug tobaccos, yl,2oJ.46. Total
$3.209.42
OuT-Colonel d. Y. Cooper, of Hender-
son. n. c., arrived in Richmond, Va,
this morning and left for home on the
J. NJ train.
y large break OF bright loose tobaccOs
VIII be offered at Shelburnes warehouse
tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30

BALTIMORE ND. April 29.--Vlrginia
3s. new. 72Af72ai. 90. Century. Gii1t
q: Baltimore and ohio. II bids baltimore
and ohio Southwestern lrsts. 1Ol bid:
Consolidated Gas stock. GfaoG4A; Gas
bonds. ll2t. bid; 5's. 1914.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.

LONDON. april 29-Bar silver,
81 lIGd; Consols. 1ll4 Tor both money
End the account
$50 =. M-Paris adyices quote 3 per
cent rentes al 102 francs and 1913 cen
times Tor the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30

Union Bank Of Rich'd. 80 112 -.
Virginia Trust co. 100 10s1 1O9
Insurance Companies.
Va. Fire and Marine :. * -. "a
Virginia State ...........2o 23ia -
Miscellaneous.
a. r. co. preferred. ....l 100 20
A. 4. Co. common. 1910 7i& VA
quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten wears
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30

HOODS PILLS cure nausea, SICK mead
ache. indigestion, biliousness, All drug
gists. 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. April 30. 1896
sun rises ..........-.....,..-s- SlO
sun sets .'...'.'.....-''..... 3d.. o.oS
Moon rises ..-.......--.......... uI2
HIGH TIDE.
Morning $4,000. ...........-...... Cos
Evening ...........-....s.. O.oo
PORT OF RICHMOND. April 90 1896.
SAILED.
Schooner John s. Beecham. Stout. New
Haven pig iron. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner william i. Franklin, James,
Baltimore, railroad ties.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. April 20. 1856
ARRIVED
Schooner Lameyer, Rockland.
SAILED.
Amir. steamship Saturn. Boston.
Schooner 5. j. Kaplan, Boston.
Schooner J.. NJ. Law. Providence.
Schooner w. i. Hood, Providence.
Schooner General 5. L. Merwin, New
Bedford.
Br steamship Menemsha, Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT April 20, 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-30

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. April 30. 1896
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

0u ForItoo man Hart. bDdo bet bar
for Ell qrrior, ma bdpoe bupt meo iig
/ 6niet."
ga bu @isrsdnoers7 Sooift sr
Der Dem. lom "qadr t9ieu", oeso1rr'!
WIsu Der CT 6uub for oiSis, fer on. Sjr,
rsiicn bar BET life bet. ieQ Uilos II. Ui,n
bet par. at mango troprroige 6olf. ir1
lienoer 9pot, bar bdaoe 1et % idlt mso
8~iengangere. &c MI bare ban Gang
Grit! San blso fOrli9i meo amlno
HpTiuen ON, at Den az BEN, Der ogoe
ferit, ituIoe "oiie fla" for ben gierlss
oeroe. Sd amuuo bsoe uno. Ru CT
Gang Grit en- SiGmpefdui, peo ou;
men Gan bar rGo for at msoe I'm ufosoe
Samerat. 0enns bite fla for BAN oso
iorFiruiGe glnIebninqcr, men fl ulbris
a~rtoning til al uotale Iig. Siolir
Song, be msbtcs, bar tiotia en- Wors
gen. Grit Uilbe no | Statosn til Ses
fen fin. Der itoo amuHo I Sidlos
osren, mismooig % bIea; men lite od
bellsr baDOe Grit WIoo til at talc I'll
BAN. Sioen far Dc lite msot 6inans
ben.
Oh tisrbcr Sordlo Qdien. San ~
'c og tale msO FIN uibebs Uipr fer.
Gdr, eiterdt bun oar bob. Sum iors
talte BAN mdngt, Tom bar pGro at
otoe. SlraIO tdler dlOrig ON Reoet
meo fin aFo6oe Mor, uoen at 8radtsn
tar BAN.
5Elt bar bet nh mcb oennc Gelcs
imeocn ugoe / Slette6ggoen. Dan
buUoe moi eiOti f1lf Sd % fl life Ro
/ 8raoen. Gn Sentr bdpoe ppgit ban
inn gar ii! Barnet Iit; men Iad Ipor
ban fig fri, og Barnet mdutte bare
W]orsnaonet gsrtbeieu. Suu biite fig
for mango % rso oftra puG en- lDart
Seit. 5cntm bar for FatEia, ierou;
oerfOr iutte 6OrTIOrere fla imob."
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
sra Eprcncs Vcroen.

Gn interes5dnt 9eriqelie az 3urbs
1tdben ON be I unberioroife Sulsr eller
Glpe lepenbe, for bet msIte iulofpmmsn
bIinoe 9%predrter, bar man nDlig err
bolot fra Gan Marcos | Serus. Deb
9prin9sn til en- d~rteiiTt 8rpno iteotc
man nsmlig / en- 9Dboc df $50 SOB
pdu en- unbsrio,oit 5lpb, fom buieos
en- meget rig Sauna. - Sumtlige oens
mes Meolemmsr, faapel aoftiGige
9rebSopr ipm et meo ben eurpp9iTte
"Yroieus" beilegtei DIR, bar bIirbe
% oiite f~Oreprist e%isnbommeiige Stem
betegn.
De bar alle npe for 8ioenItdben, pg
nogle at S~rebsbprene bar oiIt fig at
bore NOR bsIlGgteoe meb 5ormer, 'pm
tilberer Qtlan.erbdpst. Oct er 'daz
leoes tGnteligt, at BEN u%nberioroiTte
S:rsm bar 'tdaet / Sorbinbelie meo9ds
ret, % at be MI blinbe HGfer er aftom
uf for lang sio iiOen fra atlauterbuDet
inopanbreoe Irter. Smiblertio bar
man | Wminoeli9bsb opfattet &c / uns
oerjprbiite 8dSora9 lepenoe 9prefprs
msr ipm nermsIt itdmmenbe fra NOR
'tadenoe 2lrter / Sno1ser pg Glue os
life Tom umibOslburt ~ubguaebe fra Sds
oct. = Oette 9jGloer nuturli9pis fsr't
og fremIt be eienbommelige "Proteus"s
arter, Tom ilet life bar Sl29tninge /
9eroensbapene pg fun fienoes fra uns
berjorbiite Steoer, {. Gr. / &arntben og
Sitrien / europa ps fIere Steoer / be
noroameritdnlfe SpoItuter. Den M
ppbagebe Dirt, iom af 9r. Stejneeer
far erbplbt Ndpnet "5ppblomolge
ratbbuni", Ipnes at banre en- Spersans
mellem ben europ9iIte og ameriiunIte
SIagt.
Spm Supplerins til open'todenbe
fan m~eobeles, Of &utafomberne unper
f"Sarbin bes plantes" / Yaris fommer
til at anpsnbes / pioenIfdbelige Siemeo.
Man agter nemiig at anlGgge imau
0amme for 8dnoopr og Siite, ipm
berpeo tpiuges til at leDe | Msrte. Man
snFter at fad Reoe puu, bpprlGnge
Spnsepnen bepdres / Werte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
&9rcrs Sorcmin9er.

Sj9re MeblGrere!
ga, iss tommer igien fra andre Sanz
ten MI --iaa ben og Bib, iom ieg bare
ian! -
Stuloe pi life tRnfe lioi pdu 2Grers
5preninger, tror s? 8i burbe ba' en-
for bper arebs, og bi fan fda oct IIiq,
bare hi b9nger os libt | bperanbre %
ora'r / famine 2etning. Spem blir
meb9 2Grerforsnineen I Winneopoz
lis &rebs burbe name os til Gfterligs
ming. De fleite at bore preiter oil
bi9lpe os, bare Ri bi1er, Of pi mener
noget. Sg life bare prefterne, men
enboer for MeniabebsItolen intsresIes
ret Wano pg 8pinoe; bet bar jeg ers
faret.
Ga os Iua billie npget. Ga ps efter
gpre prsbe at legse ct goot Orb inb
for Sueen boer / 1T Haboldg. Sa,
glenn life, at man sienrem 8repe fun
naa ubpm NubOlag pg areos paidu.
Ser Ct. @nsgur &rebS bar pi i9nft
at tiage os inb paa &enieit Menigbeo
for at fad bplbe ct 2 9aees 29rermebe
i 2ebet af Ssften; Siben bill 'enere
blipe befismt. Msb frem, 29rere, al
ri fan 'da organiieret ps Iom Gag!
S 6uab ON, at ale og enbper al Cher
tar Sanfen op til SperpeieIIe, / SiQio
til Sasen ps | fulo SortrsItning pm,
at ban, Tom er Stplens pg 3irtens
rette Serre, bill Ia bet lpttes for ps,
tesner ieg mig
Gbers fprbunbne
ariitian 9rebelon.
Horbldnb. Wortb Co.. Sa., rSuli '96.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
santom, Damfton Co.. 9. ,.

ct peleisrenoe Re9n falbt Der npfe %af
% Sebbarer fremoeles, bporfor fan pertss en-
sOO osf at Mais. SuoOe lite iibite Rats
Rssu ialot, bapoe bet NOT bleost en- rtns'
Sst at Mais; tbi ben bar alt gloHitrins
% naturlispis trrnstes 8esn | bsi 8raD'
oct Tom osiaa / betimelis Sie.
Sorpeiten er mart oper. &peoe o. SABRE
blioer paa lanst mar lite iaa COB, iom funo'
oeutes. Rut bar siort mere sller minor'
Sfaoe; men u~niseoel blir bet ct Mtooels'
oar, % Der CT nu looenbe llpfster til en- sot
Maisbsit. Wais opries meget al berrunot
men man bar pGrst minore beloia meo ben
| be fbfte 4 @ar. 5srien bar facet ben.
Yolitii er Der NOT al. Spor mon peroei
fig, ier man fcrfienise Gloite, % oa CT mol
politit bet snefte Program, Der tales on
Ole Stari.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

bar menem 80 % 40, nj par mellsm
so % 80 % 296 par unoer 10 Mar.
49,087 issIooes, 22,87S ilagoes
Nulft % 4,343 beuoifiss til Sriminals
reitsn. s Wultter inotom / oct bele
$1,139,203.
Nso Ssn'Dn til RutionaIitet bar
1887 df be drreftersbe 2tmsrifdncre,
8,106 bar Neare, 1894 par SDTisre,
5,549 bar SrIRnbere. 2,406 gplatter,
661 aineiere pg 6 Sprter. Seloispis
'piIer Gfaubinaperns en- liben Roue |
Gbica9cs os andre gpsrs 5orbrpoers
onndler.
Bolitiets 4mbulducer bar ube COOS
Gduae pad eipet Sienal, be tisrte
42,212 Drill og bra9te 4,445 ipge elIer
iddreoe til SpIpitaler og 81 bsoe til
2igIDnsfucr.
s 1895 blep Sc YolitimGnb Iudreoe
unosr ubspelien uf fin 8jernins, pe
% beoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
ut nnocriogc &unacrncs
SiIitauo.

Set paaItuaes, ut man ffdl funne faa
Hebe paa fine 2un9ers pirtelige Sils
itanb paa fslsenos emile cg for enbper
i~nterrsIeret ~tilsianselis Wddoe. Wian
braser aanben ristig opbt ca inoaanz
Der bsrpeo iad meset Cuff, ems 2nnssr
er iitaub til at rumnle, 1amt t9iIer oers
pda nciastis bet 4ntal Setnnoer, ION
meosaar. til man tretter adnSe isisn.
Deb 2unsetarins blir bet ijelben mere
eno 10 eller minbrs eno 6, idatalot
aaIIoperenbe 9Grins eIrr StrubstGs
ring me[Ism A ps s, men ndar Sunger'
ne er fulbipmmen frilte mslIem 20 og
35, berpenbe pua ben forfiellise Ses
aemsfonftitutipn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
&lortdlf ngtttgt til m,csct.

&lortalt 'ororioer Roiter, Rue,
SlRg p9 5luer, % lignenbe lloDr.
Strer mar ON Qftenen alortalt pdo
Smda6rrtter % letter / StulOen cller
5isiet og letter 9inouet dd6eni, Iors
iOinoer DC fGle Btageddnber, 6luer %
&lGg fra Rummeus. 8lorfdlten bris
Der Dem uo; men er fnloItGnoig uItd.
oelig for aierene. 5or al eosIR1ge
Wtdrt fra &aal og andre aistfenurter
6lunoer mar liot Slortalt / rigsliat
8ono o1 TtPnter msb en- 9ifp pper
Pldnterne. WoO Srm pau 5rugts
tr9r blanosr man 2 Dele 9lorfalt meb
l Del Sotnsfeot, og laber en- &rdns
beruf runot Stdmmen nRrmeit &rps
men. Srmrne fdloer ncO. "a be dngris
Der 6elerille 8ldoere pud SrRet.
Wan fan ogIau ftpufe 9uTte oper
meb Slorpuno. aottrr % Mus Itpr
bet Rum, bbpr &Ior er ubldgt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Tel soot aano igien, iOm life sr tueet / g,.
~fooslie. vi Dor baot mtsst R,pnp,ir bslr
sioen, os Der / QOlt 6ountS bleo Der it,c
iaast me9et. 6urmsrne tiger, at De ulurio
TOR bar boOt iaaoan guur, % mango eduO.
ls9ere blep itrGmts os rtiite berfru, foroi BE-
Ipntes, Der bar for m,gct 9ono. Scr er
oSiaa me9st eanO uotnom Rcisruationen
iOm CT tiiial9s for rimtlies Qriitr.
Elinn Nnlpnrinn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
WtnoeSmGrfc oner YbiIip
Welanhton

agtes reiit i bans Ssbebp 8reiien i
Baden. HGfie Iar er bet 400 @ur
liben ben fore Carer, 2utbers trpfaIts
W~ebdrbsiber febtes. Oct er Santen.
pud bet Step, bppr bans 8usse Itpb,
at laoe bpSge en- anieelig gpsnins. Der
Ffuloe blipe en- NinoebaL, boor man On
Fer at iamle faupibt muligt uIt, bpab
Der funoe Dione ON bans fore 2arbom,
bans manesiioige 9irten os fremfpr
alt ON bans eneiiuaenbe Mebbialp til
@runblasseIie og Jremme for BEN lus
tberIte airte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
SroloTab ! Color.
H..
(SmaaItubber ai Br)

III.
"qmuno Sileruo bar en- Sang ilbs
uoc I DC Iumme 8olterflepene. Sdn
tom tisrcnec fra ct 2ag OF par | 9Do
Stsmnina. Bluo'slig Iidniet Seiien,
o9 BET bar BAN life muliQt at Ida ben
az 6let!eu. qmuno nisuts ltrdr Gam
menDGnsen, itea I'D al 8drtolsu, tog
gtoiIet az Seiisn pg idu gjenuem "Sus
ldget". so, ban 1T le Gag. Oct oar
bunorrOis az Imdd % Itorc runot
BAN. !San 'dtte gioIlet pud igien bur
tight muIiat; men iostldmme ban bar
tommen up / SarioIcn iaien, BRAT Ga
get no | en- Zig itraIoenbe 2dtter, al
ban IBntes bore Den / mdnoe 9dde.
Slig Stgos, Iom ban oa III biem igier,
hdpoe Fan not alorig babt. Oct par.
SeIt % Suriol b~tpGast iig mere / quFs
ten emo paa Warten."
n
"0enuc Idmmr amuno Siueruo bar
ofte itd't meO S~rolofd6.
Snbe / SiorIt1gsn liggcr "Qurticrs
net, % fuiot at prG9tig 6iIt oar BET
men bet bar life mango, Der tunoc fau
Sit Der. Sdgen par ben, at bet pur
et "3uloerpdtten". Stob man life
pda COB 51O meo Sulorcu, nDttet BET
lite at PROBE 5iiteIptten fin Der. Yu
-amuno bible Ipiqe 9uIoren ct 9ubs.
9dn III fat pad en- Set "airteqaaros.
loro" p9 itrset ben runot 5iernet.
0d ban bar tommsn uGIten runot,
raabte 9uIoren til bdm fra en- 5t.nur
/ W~itelsbierget:
"GiGr Sc, gjRr Sci
Sdu fdar ri Jill, baabe Ou "a ie."
Sd, amuno bar tIoo moi til al oi6re
Seo Tor Sulorsn, "a oct bar not 6elTt
oerfOr, at ban ole fine 0dqe buoOe en-
omfrdm 5iFtsIDtte peb gurtisrnst."
n
Oct er en- ubpJ9eljg 3ing me6 bisIe
unoeriproiite, at be er 'aa inauls til
at fda bpttet iii fig "ariItenmanoSs
Bpm. 9et.e ian man bUg FIJI fla for.
9otS man bar SGlo pdd Barnet, en-
SpGnoe, Hddl, Snap eller liqnenbc,
bar be tngen Wtdqf obsr BET. ut Gjsre
SorIet5 3egn pber Barnet, "fnre"
runOt BET me0 en- 9runb oq nG5ns Seiu
gtdpn er oJfda ct Iitiert Wiooel. Men
'lige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er unoertioen
Bit fprIsmt, % 'dd er oespGrre 8ptz
nirgen foregdaet. 8t baooe en- fila
"8pttin9" paa 8or9sruD. San bar
rtgtig fGl, men er nu bso for mdnac
@ur fioen. Man bsrte dloria bans
W}ddl, pg bet Iaa ub til, at ban aloriu
ftuloe bs beller. Gad en- Dda, mems
BON bar alene bjsmme, bup0e ban fun:
bet Jig ct 2gg eTtdl p9 en- Sumle'tune
'tltlst Stanssn OBJ sisnnem Storiters.
pipa pg lat oens neDre Gnbe inb / 9Ga:
geItauet. Sette Fanbt Fan moriomt ot
uobreo be9eiitret: ga, 1ad er je Iuo
CANAL ipm Waaie pau 5up; men dlel
bar i: Jet idu tor 5uru dd lita 0rDte!'
2e%gbegubben bar netop tommen ino
ajpttenet % bleb / beieIte @rab for.
unoret uoer 9pttingens Iiolige Gnes
tale. "Nsi, bDao er bet, bu Iiger!"
gPen MI Iprot 8pttingen % fdlot bso.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
aorreipDnDance

,reoneer uesn Warn % Goresfe foass IN
70, errftr III. te Fir iHe ernnna aiernenI1fs az
,r.rr,r. siarnet hi iiie bliss rfi,nfliaaicrt. mets
,,p,rn rusrbe acrrsiponeent rritsr bet. men
n ,toinpnen uiaa hare aiapHet % Aoresien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Meo xofe Meserpationen

@i bar lite bsrt noset fra @eisrpationsn,
fb.n ben blep aabuet for settlere ben l5oe
Taat. 2snbst, Tom leg bar feet, sr uOmar'
let G~erminsslanb, % bee CT snonu en- bel
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
g'anee sanos 81 err Der

iont paaitaar, at be bar bet beOte 9auO, iiRr
be | Seiten Og Spcen, men iaaIGnge iom Der
fan iaaes GanO bet imuIfe % triueliae
8tseoHiiu ior irn ST. % I'll $40 pr. gtcre, er
Der life g(anJe. ION bar tor gnif III at
lutte no paa 8eltcus grRrier e1er ueo
b.anot Spocus ifiooeHiRroi9e o. ooUne
gteare. GG5 Ct. Go5 olts ADVERTISEMENT
pan CT au0?t Stco / 8laoet Sans aoresie
CT &. Hosbolt. eau Claire, 1913.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

Sanoipulist. - Wci.s Silberftin: set
fines, at let bar ist bit auf6t fsr.'
9utisn: sSst sr iltt lite umulist; iep
har boot bet bele nit 9ie.s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-01

\ ''And--and Eugenie vans1ttartT'
ooh, she was Of a swell family, and
great pains were taKen TO Keep rs from
seeing or hearing of each other again.
She married well-a rich old Italian
count - and is, oh, I dare say, very
happy"
s'Have you seen her since?" ask sus-
piciously, God knows why.
ooh, yes, he answers, ''to be sure I
have. They are in Paris now. We have
many hearty laugh over the bygones,
Chadwick.
Yes, I suppose you do.
''She will be here presently with her
husband" he said. 81 should like to in
troduce you to her just for the fun Of
the thing" he adds, with the old hearty
laugh of his which remember SO we'll.
"Oh," / cry, scared out Of my equa-
nimity by the suggestion, Il would not
be introduced for all the world"
''Why noe?''
II don't know, but would much
rather not, MI. White. Iwould indeed"
say, still very much embarrassed.
ooh, she won't rsproach you, pro-
fessor," he goes on in the same light,
tiresome way. 'sWhy, she ought to thank
you very warmly. Fancy a real count
ess, of good old Italian stock, instead
of poor painters wife!''
II ought to congratulate you, MIR.
White, on the fame which your genius
has brought to you. was anxious to
change the subject and glad of the open
ing which gave me the opportunity Of
doing so. 81 am SO proud to think that
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-02-01

I sat down by his side and put my
hand upon his arm.
Robert, I'said, 81 know why you
are here ="
ETA! thought so. -
"And, I continued, ST fear that you
have been contemplating a very dam
gerous, very wicked thing.
Dangerous, perhaps-wicked, no,
sir y he answered proudly.
"She will not come. I do not think
that you will ever see her again.
He did not answer for an instant, but
his lower lip quivered painfully.
ssWhat is to hinder me?' he said at
last.
Miss Craig-Alpine has taken her
home to her parents y
"Ohln
"She knows everything
"Oh!n he cried. sob, d-n!"
Robert, remember that YOU
"And who told her?'' be almost shout
ed. Cor did the old bag come and tell
you That but, oh, what does it mat
ter now? don't care. don't want to
know. I'm a lost man. y
you're headstrong boy--a fool of
a boy" said bluntly.
81 shall be man soon, and then
you'll II see All of them shall see if they
can keep her and me apart-old bag
you'll see-see if you dom mind you.
You IL 0 Eugene, Eugene, why
didn t you let me know?''
He dashed few tears from his eyes
and then looked fiercely and defantly at
me.
"Was twas it your doing, sir?''
eyes. 1t was.
"Then I never wish to see your ugly
old mug again." he blurted out
"Robertp'
"And shall not go back to your
school. Never, sir; never, upon my soul.
! will go home directly-by the next
train. I-I-L-oh, please, get out and
leave me to myselfl' he cried. 81 think
I'm going mad. Why couldn' t you let us
be? We're old enough. We understand
what we are about. We were so fo-fond
of one another''
MY dear boy, you don It expect me to
sympathize with this outrageous non
sense" I said indignantly-but did
II don't expect anything from you,
sir. !"
Come back with me, Robert, and
let us talk it out. Let me speak to YOU
as father would speak. 2"
IT won't move peg with you Or a
hundred like you"
| tried to reason with him, to talk it
over, but he would not listen. He was
q thorough rebel I could exert no au-
thority over him without making a
scene, causing a scandal, a hideous lot
1pf paragraphs in the marlborough Ga
zette. Perhaps it might be as well for
him to go home 1t was only a 80 mile
journey, and would write to his father
before the evening post went out. Rob-
Brt would have time to cool down. to be
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and said in a low voice:

and said in low voice:
eyes"
And you would have carried out all
that-that shameful epistle implies?'
A painful silence; then the answer
came again:
eyes. "
SIT is an abnormal precocity, ex-
claimed Miss Craig Alpine eco to
your room and prepare to accompany me
at once to your parents. Do you hear,
Miss Vansittart? At once. -
Yes. Miss Vansittart was impulsive,
hot headed, hot hearted
e oh, don t send me home Don't take
me home!" she cried. II love Bob so
much-he is so fond of me! Ill
will promise anything, Miss Craig-Al-
pine, but don't take me home! For
mercy's sake, let me stop. won't see
him again-won't speak to him again,
however much I love him-without your
permission-but don't let me go all this
long, long distance away from him.
Pray don't. I can It go, won't go-I
won'tP'
eff might be allowed to sugges''-
I began.
ST think, sir, I need not detain you
any further from your duty in this mat
ter, too, " said Miss Craig-Alpine coldly,
and bowed stiffiy in return and went
away. took Eugenie's letter with me.
I quietly secured it for the girls sake
perhaps for young Whites, for it was
surreptitiously stitched back into his
vest when got home.
l did not say anything to young White
on that day or the next. I had not the
courage-or the heart. 1t was all over,
and there was an end of it. Miss Craig
Alpine had kept her word and whirled
away Eugene from the sphere of temp
tation, and thought that it might be
as well-being weakminded sort of a
man, as the reader has already been
able to discover for himself-for young
White to find out the sequel by degrees.
l was not in his confidence. I did not
want scene. I was fond of the boy-I
even felt for the boy-and l had averted
all the mischief, all the scandal, which
might have followed his insane project.
But when on Saturday afternoon, at
quarter to O'Clock, saw him at the
station-whither had gone ostenslbly
to purchase an early edition of an even
ing paper-the tears came into my OLD
FOOLS eyes. There he was at the place OF
appointment under the clock, looking
flushed and wild, with a grave stare
ahead of him. He did not see me at
first, and I did not force myself on his
attention. The lad bought paper, too,
but it was crumpled up in his nervous
nand. At his feet was small portman-
teau which belonged to him, and l was
puzzled to think how he had contrived
10 smuggle it out of the schoolhouse.
When the great clock was close upon the
stroke of 4-the train started at five
minutes past 4-he looked ahead of him
with very wild expression indeed. and
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more rational, TO think IN day or two
that it would be better to come back and
resume his studies and forget all about it,
rs 80 boys out 100 would have done.
But he did not. He went home by the
bext train, but he never came back to
me again. He was boy who always
kept his word.
X
This is not quite the end Of the story.
If it were, I might probably have never
written it, for the love stories of the
very young are SO much alike and end
in feeble splutterings and roars Of
laughter and shamefaced looks awry
How did this end? That is what trou-
bles me to this day-ten years after
ward-when l meet Robert White again
Mt a reception in Paris. have got ON in
the world lttle-he great deal I
am old and white haired and they call
me the professor He is famous artist
The world talks of him, raves of him
already. / have no idea that it is the
same Robert White who is resident in
! Paris, who has been trained in the
| French schools, and who-despite the
name--I have always thought a famous
Frenchman. I am an old, tottering man
md he as young, very handsome, and as
| tall as a life guardsman. But know
him at once, and I feel inclined to
shrink away from him-as from some
one to whom 7 had done an injury some
years ago.
He comes straight up to me, laughs
and holds out his hand
''Mr. Chatwick-you do not remem-
Der me?''
eyes, think I do" I murmur.
| "You are Robert White"
81 am very glad to see you," he says
lightly, ''because have an apology to
offer you for my ridiculous behavior of
ten years ago. By Jove, what thunder
ing young ass was, sirr'
IT am glad You see it in that light
now was afraid came to full
stop.
'sAfraid of what?" he asked.
"Well, we'll, really do not know, "
is my feeble answer. "You-you were
SO extraordinary boy. You took things
so much to heart. y
"Ah, yes, I did" he replies thought
fully, s.but I have grown out of all
that. The world soon brings fellow to
his sober senses. You were very wise to
separate little Vansittart and me. You
did your duty thoroughly.
That is Tiny duty, and he owns to
the wisdom of my precautions now.
feel very glad.
"What else could do?''
Nothing. Mr.. Chadwick, nothing, "
is his reply. 81 was hit hard for boy
somehow. I went home and sulked and
grieved for q bit and made myself dis
agreeable all round till they got heartily
sick OF me and sent me to my uncle here
1.-THE best thing that they could have
done for me-