The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-11-21

CHAPTER II.
The golden glow was still resplcndcnt
in the west. but the light of day was
gradually fading. and here and there
lamps tWink!ed on the rising banks of the
river.
I'VE shall land very soon" said Stella
to her companion. as they walked I'D and
down the deck, stopping now and then
to look ut the men piiing cargo and lug
gage in readiness for Decentralization. or
At the vessels that passed them by.
You have been abroad. | think Won
said the ether day" remarked Hanning-
ton.
Il have been at school in Brussels. In
the holidays | travelled about with Mad
anne Beauvais and the other girls. We
went to Switzerland one summer, to Ger
many another, and To Paris. Then in
winter, to Italy-Florencc, Venice, Rome.
On. with pretty smile-"I have seen
great deal of the world"
Ana now You are to sct,le down in
DHnde". Your fathers house is ut tn,
west end Of the town, ! believe? You
viii be out of the smoke there"
eS, l SuppoS" 50. | have not seen il.
Papa removed to Thornhank when was
away. We had dear, gloomy old hou,n
in the Nethereate before"
And You will be mistress and oroo,,
of Ihornbank, | SUPPOSED" said Mr.. Ham
Hington. pensivcly
Stella hIrShcd y little s.Nrv aunt r;,.,,e,
there. think She is queen of the bousc
Dear Aunt Iacky. l have not seen her
either since l was sixteen"
"You will allow me. perbons i" Gotta 3d..
companion. in = very fnrrmal +a,'a ~. ~.
call and inquire how Won bova hon, a.,
fatigue of your Ion,, tourney rro,, pn,,,,
sells and to make accnointaIcn Vii, Ne.
Miss Racbur.u:"
"NIiss R9aburn9 Nriss ro,o,,o..,
bur,," said Stole r,a,.iI,. w ID MI
remember thar i i nnt NJ. na, mus,
She is Miss Jacnnatta. sLa :, I l'"r"uIH'
ticuIar obout tho titIn on, 1 pa
win bc nvcandincI,. ,InasoI =, - n ;,
"And vou " soii IIar,;nc+or, ,r.,,;
his vnirn almost :, y.hi,Ta. ..;I fp-iis
,o ,,Ioa.od -. s,,, ~, ~, :" -"
SLn .t,r,o,l a,,,i $500 10
,,,.,,. fr,,,r, hin, rri,a,. -, ''sP vi ,No
sin far IN last Gov. ,,i,,,+a. ,rtl,
foIIou.ad hon ,I',.,l,. IT,. No. ''!,'''
+, In+ bo, o..,,,,, 9'S
81,
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tbat h. had .,,,.,,,i -,
:, ba,, tin faj,,ti,' ,,,,,,.,,.l,,.,I
fou from, S:+,u,. H.. ~ '""'
,.,,,,.oI I,,,l l,,,,,,. - nm "'l
rasv in tha cathsri",, t,,;1,.I'+ vas
unohsarvad in hi, own and -, I.,,rI !.
\ mfnuto a., two IN ., ,or, t..,,I,',.. iI.'.'.
To S+elIa,s sfn,nla s,ul tho ,,.+;,, .,,.,,i
IIl,, 4 ceremony If betrothaI
Was she very quickly won9 Sbo had
known John Huntington for los ti,on
s;X-aud-thirtv hours. She had como ~,
board the britannia with har friand Nh.
Muir, on "Wednesday morning NJ to,
O'Clock. and it was now Thursday night
MIR Harrington and Mrs. Muir ,y.ra an
acquaintancps. il appcared. and Lo had
ut once attached himself fo thcm-or nor
hapS it should be said that Mrs NTuir
had at once retained him in her service
Ever since that Wednesday morning no
had been in their company at every nos
Sible moment. And the DAVIS nj sen AFRO
very Ionyr NV, whole ,,,.,~,,;,,,,, oetan
Moons EVENINGS h,l I,hn IIan,,i,,,..,,,
Sat a+ Strll, R.cbrrr. "a, ,-.,II-I,i i7...I,
her ON deck. yvbisnar.I s,,ft ,,,,tn,,,.,s i,,.,,
her cars unJar Tho .bo,lo of +L, .a,,,.,
rroat white ur,hr,lIa. :, r,'+ ~. w..
Nrir ,,.toJ VII, .I.I;',L+ r.I,
Iotal,- lgiJ hi,,.,If ,,..tm,,..L
f,ard serfn,,s-o,..,,1 S,,IIa ~ -,
" he had snrcar,IrJ 49, ''l-' "l'''''' '''''-
Of course Mr. ITaDni,,,+,,, IN
NJ Dundee 4 ,onrIar.;or .bi,, ,,,,;1.,;'
v-ea,i,,,r t.,,.,, J,,,1 =,
hin, %. 10, ,,f ~ '''' - 'io" l"'
Iondop man , man aI,a,,. 49,, d u
with , small rriva,n f,r..,,,, '''.1,.
im,,oirad L,- canine -. o,',I
lion that VIZ r,t ,,,,;+, 4.,,,.1z q
lie had friends - . ,,rl',t - =,
uci.bhorh,rI nf DnE,I,,, -, =. - Wv
bort's s.,..,,J ,.,,,, n, i'i"-
nj. ,ar,ic,,I,. ..,,,,, 'o''hcI' was
Miss R,.I,r,rr a,,,i b." ny ll"IlItH 10
+, sr.r,i d, VOL 49,. .,,..i. - !. M ecu
some Sbo,tipe ~, I,,I,,,.,,- !, ~
urolIv no- IN 1Ic ~. Il'l
pfn.,ron was rorn,.,r..I,.s l,.,-,,,il i'!'-
pursue his a,ouaint,nra Win ~ ,,,,,,,,
f,r-r,r.r' 1,,,,-L+,r eli
would have money. and Harrington con
Sidrrcd himself poor
50 he held her hand. and She stood
silent. with downcast eyes. not drawing
her fingers away. Huntington felt them
CULVER in his hand like soft. live bird
At this movement he himself had mo-
mcnt IF tender feeling: il was moi very
lasting. but while il lasted il WAS real
lie thought to himself that She was 4
dear little girl. and that he should be
very fond OF her. He rejected the impu-
tation east on him bv his conscience of