The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-13

married Hfe there in Barcelona, ne would
not now be a lone, trist0 man, without
home, chick or ohlld-oniy the mOney.
Bor though money Is good, It DOESN'T al
ways MI every chlnk Of the heaytl
Z D0na Lolita, in spite Of that sweet, Shy
occurrences Of hers, has noted the effect
Of her costume Ia EgpanOia; she re-
1olees within heTBelf, even though she Is
beginning to tremble q wee bit, and
wishes that II were not YET time for her
husband TO kill the bull She again
measures the distance between herself
and the ground 1t Is seven feet-quien
sabei
She Is trembling from her dainty head
down TO ier tiny, sliiI-bOwed Spanish
slippers all the time that ga Largo" Is
torturing the furious, paving bull with
his sharp banderllas. She clpsps her
hands tightly together, as finally, firing
OF bhe banderiaa wurl-which, in fact,
has been somewhat lOHE drawn out, ''on
account Of the matador, 'El ChR:tp's'
sudden sickness ard faih4nesS' - the
public Of the sunny tide begin to ciamor
for FL matadOr! Mate el toro! Que
Venga q matadoT FL matadorn'
The gate swings open at fa1s, and IA
Largo" still leases the bull as FL Chat
to" moves forward slowly and bows first
In spite Of his magnificent silver and
velvet costume, the gold lace, ard real
buxton trimming, with caps Of gold
brocade, he looks deathly ill-his face Is
white and drawn, and unNer his eyes
great dark rings show. that extend al
most halfway down his face, Everyone
remarks Il, and a foreigner who looked
ed keeniy nt the huE-hghter says,
sharply. THAT fellow ought to drop out
and go hoHss; he's in no condition TO
hght!"
But eel chatto" Is game u he ls sick
perhaps the presence OF his wife in
spires him with fresh courage, for he un-
sheathe5 his bright, keen sword. mods
briefly TO "EG Largo" who gets out OF
the way, smiles once at lolita, who is,
beneath her mantflln, whider than he;
then makes a taBtalizlng movement al
the bulk
The anIuat--oue Of the huge, hery An
dafusIans that are the very terror OF
Mexican buH flghteTB-comes on With a
roar Of fury head swinging low TO the
ground, and the angry foam fying. vi
Chatto" lodges, and places himself
nearer the wNif to met the bulls return
rush on he comes again. with an an
cry blow, and "Ef Chatto" shakes the
sword p.ayfufly In the brute's face, 40 ID
the Spanish custom six or seven fancy
passes and then the ALL!
After oil, no one can fight bull a.
does the Spanish maandor, Az le1lSt, dur
inq "F5l Chatto'S' splendid work OF the
next seven milnuteT that ID what the peo-
pie think All Of them are on tltlr feet
shHeiSIng, some breathpeFz with delight
Silver dolhrE and hats ana flowers in.n
down into the ring. but III Chatto' has
no time 70 bow his thanks, he - TOO
FafuN NJ
luaian; "furiOuSer ard fuTlouReT," US
Alice in WONDERLAND might say, the
beast 10 making :. quick for the mata-
dor.
on her feet, as Is everybody eise, for
that matter. Lolita 10 watching every
notion her heart beating In great leaps
and No excited ard wrought up now that
Bhe has forgotten to feef afraid.
Iafi and TGatndOr are Just underneath
her. aid twice her husband has glanced
ut her significantly; che Is watching
with her bart Ia her eyes. ORE pass Of
The sword backward over the shoulder
now then, Dios hesp-a-h-h!
In The tWiuit!ng n an eye there goes
W from the thouraEds Of people loud
gTOan Of horror. pity terror-they are
NJ on their feat watching,
For al In 4 SECOND Il happens; the
mEfnGGF. suddenly reellng aSfsT q fancy
paEg nj the bus, has cast one HgohIzed
look up at his wife and has fallen prone
on the ground The bull does not see.
FOR the furious Impetus OF the last
charge has taken him several fet beyond
the mntador ~ the latter'S side on the
ground ls the bright sword That now will
rot faYe hlHi The man wac sick, una
be 10 fight.
Put before the people have wei seen
that, however, there Ii a quick leap and
s. sash; q sNBht childish figure n in tho
ring. her MANILA - cast back, the pink