Arizona republican., 1899-01-04
Number Six s
 Sister.
BY BERNARD BIGSBY.
Continued From Yesterday.)

HARRINGTON, FART. OF (Sir George ArUndcl.) Baron Arundel of the peer zee Of England; and a baronet; late Capt. Royal Horse guards Blue; of Nfillington Hall, Dcrbyshirc, Torbay castle, Dcvonshirc, and 1O7 Park fs.faco, London. c. May 1, 1908, sue coed his father as 10th earl, August ?, 1920; m. June r, 1850, Lady Mary Arabclla Eugcnia Cecilia dau. of Phillip, Sixth Earl of Newton Solney, who q. Decenber 1c, 1882, leaving issue Am prose, Q. July 8, 1881. Title of courtesy, Lord Arundel
 His lordship married secondly Wanda Vincent, dau. of Julius Augustus Vim cent, Esquire, May 20, 1853, by whom he had issue George Archibald, Q. Ap- Til 1G 1854, and Wanda, .. October II, 185G"
 And do you think, Dr. Forester, that the Wanda named here is our Wanda?" Harry asked with his lips trembling with excitement.
 Think! Why, man, an sure of it. :" Dr. Forrestor cjaculatcd, sweeping the air with bis pipe. Perhaps you never had the honor of meeting his lOrdship the Earl of Arlington"
 Not I, indecd.'
 Well, if you had, you would not per haps be so surprised"
 '-Yo.1 knew hin, then?"
 T know his history. You see before you, sir. q man who is walking-ency- clopcdia of information about the great families of England. It has been a re- mUnerctive-I would say, an interest ing study"
 And about this lord? Oh, pray proceed, sir. 1 am burning with curiosity"
 Well, you have told me one good story, it is but fair that I should re turn the compliment. First let me fill my pipe, for I, like my poor fricnc Thackcray, am man who can talk anc smoke at tho same time"
 Harry thought he never would begin. At last he commenced:
 Lord Arlington always was 8 mGurGts saJct. As boy he was always up to tricks-I knew his tutor we'll the present dean of Stockton regis. By. the-by you ought to know the dean. am sure MT. Hardcastle would like you to meet hira before you-''
 ''Oh, please keep to your story, doctor," Harry pleaded.
 ''Wcll, my lord went into the horse guards, but he did not stay there very long, for he was requested to resign for q series of misdcmcauors, which in man, who had not strawberry leaves on his brow, would have insured his being cashicred. Then he married Lord Newton Solney's daughter, about whose death there was considerable s+
 No" Harry smiled. II don't think I was born when it occurred, if Burke is accurate
 True, I had forgotten. I never could quite get to the bottom of that affair-not that I was likely to do so; for if there is man who hates scandal it is myself"
 And Lord Arlington, sir?"
 ''Well, after her ladysIips death, he kind of sobcred up for awhile-I be- lieve that is an American expression, but it is very forcible-and led a re- spectablc life till he was forty years of age, when he startled society by run ming away with Miss Wanda Vincent, of Drury Lane theater. whose real name I think was Peggy O'Rourle, but I cannot positively say"
 Burke says she was the daughter of Julius Augustus Vincent, esquire,' Harry corrected.
 ''Ah, mere fiction, my boy. Of course he treated her shamefully: but she was in the end too much for him; and, twenty years ago, he ran away from her. I don't believe she has ever heard from him since.''
 ''How strange"
 ''Yes, and the brutality of it was, that he carried off with him her little