Fort Wrangel news., 1898-08-03

rGht-Ila, Ia that yield 10 you entire l5. beleye a child belongs 10 his mother h-st and tnsfure all othera Therefore give him 70 you without asking what tho law m.ght sav about it- But do ask that you VIII let me sec t.m aA often Hs l may wish, for ] love h.m. deag-yoS, though you may mt bd,eve l. Kate. love him next D his upJher, who Ia s,!ll the dearest oa earth to me. Therr, I d!dn't mean b say that; hut T B written, nIli lnt f stay SD will not offeuA yOu again. but be thrra on Npdncs.lay. nny timn before nnn won't be la'er than IL md VI ean arrunEe all the has'ncys do. ta,,N=the tawy,'rs VIII do tup rest
 Ard nr th!s t.-ua t1o tcar5 were hr'r- ming over lut she v4pal thcm softlY away; and. nstea1 Of crushing the Inper Rs before sae foHei f vn'9 smn4tlv and slipped Y Inside her cor -age. where she reull te" fl rtse nn1 fall beneath tbe hurr.el beating of her hnart
 Nm glad hes hte," she repated: I'm very glnd b.''s late" And then she looked at hnr watch and found it WAS not quite 1O.30. ''O. hp !Su't late, after all must have been very cariy-I will go and find Annette and the child.7 And as shc rose Lhpre W-as the crack ling of tWig under a haSty footstep and Kate Seldcn stood face to face with her husband. He was very pale, and his lips looked pallid and drawn with the effort to keep from trembling She had flushed deeply when their eYes net but now the color eNbed away from har girlish face and she sAid cnn- fusedly:
 Ai am so SlAdLl mean not to keep you waiting. You see aIn here first"
 You are very good" he said; but yon are always good You got my lettprY
 -D, yes. or wouldn't have known you were coming here" She moved hackxam c step and Wss very glad to drop into the old rustic seat Tt is very generous Of you. Sidney, to agree to everything, and particularly about baby"
 Tt is all I cnn do, now-to try and please you he answered weakly; and the precipitation was Ike dew on his brow He cook of his hat and stam- mered something about It's being nv fully hot"
 "Yes, perhaps you have walked fast it Is very warm and you look tired ! little further away to mako room for him. and he dropped into the place be side her
 "We used to say there was just room enough fu. two" he added with q smile, and she turned her head away-per- haps to pluck a rose, for she snapped one ofY short and then threw 1t away.
 Am I to see baby to-dayY' he asked after few minutes of awkward s!- lence, T haven't seen him, you know. 1 since
 '4Oh, yes" she answered hu17iedly, and. looking about there they are he and Annette, wonder In the woods; they are corning this way; oh, Sidney" she cried suddenly turning toward him, Tow could you! I can never, never forgive you"
 "I could never dare to ask you.e
 They were almost the very words of Pauline and Claude. She remembered in q moment that It had been the first play Sidney had taken her to see after they had married; and how often they had laughed at that pair of lovers, each dying to forgive and be forgiven, and neither daring to say the right word She used to think she could never be so foolish as that and now 1t was getting very awkward. for this was far more serious matter. and she knew that she could never, never for give. What woman could?
 And then she heard the laughter and shouts of little Sidney, who had just caught sight of his father and was now running wildly to welcome him It WAS a fortunate Interruption to scene that was nearing q painful climax, and she was very glad to take step or two towards the laughing boy. who WAS already flying across the bridge, fol lowed by his nurse; then there was a