Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-30

tuncs7 know that lf were Of the
/ mold that heroes are made Of I would
hesitate to prefer you % blighted life.
I hut loved you the moment ] saw you,
and, remembering my truitleaa search
l Tor you, / cannot run the risk N losing
! you again. ! have not the courage.
She placed her hand IN bis and looked
Nun Tor the first time squarely IN the
! eyes.
Are you sure. Donai" she said.
l that ] am not a mere enigy ON which
] you aro hanging the WORKOUT garments
| u past affection? You thought was
the princess at FIRST"
No. ! didn't" he protested. AS
l soon ng ! heard you speak ] knew you
were the one I was destined a. meet"
an Donal, Donal, 90 luvcra per-
I luricH thcy say Jovc luuHhHi / don't
I think you were quite so certain as all
l ihht. hut I, too. am coward, and !
/ dare not refuse you"
Lord nunni glanced quickly about
Nun. The room was stiii crowded. Even
~, herhn express gave them a long
time Tor breakfast and was In no hurry
! Go move westward. Hin hurried guze
I returned 90 her, nni be sighed.
Mhat an unhOlY spot Tor n proc
poanl. he Whispered, land yet thoy
call Russia the ur'at Lone Land. ON.
that we had a portion Of It entirely TO
The girl sat there smile on her
pretty lips that Lord Donul thought
most tAutalizinr. \ railway official an
nounecd In loud voice that the train
vas about 20 resume IT, journey. There
was "a general stunning ~ feet NJ the
passengers rose To- take their places.
"btoihcrs and sisters Mas each other
you Know. On the eve VI "a railway Jour
ncy' SAID Lord ponai. taking adyan-
tnro OF the confusion
jennie liaNter made no protest
NH.#Ha a. all HHa
percd. Il know the lelsuruiy nature Of
Russian trains. Now / am going to the
telegraph office Co rend in my reaignn-
ton and ! want you 20 come with me
ana send IN yours"
No. Lord Donai." said the girl.
,N,,cnt you going 10 reaignf' he
Yes. ali In good time. but you are
"oh. ! say" he cried 1T IL really
impcratlvci III tell you all about II
when We set on the train"
1T u really imperative that you
should not send IN your resignation. In
decd, Donnl, you need not look at me
with that surprised air You may az
wen gct accustomed to dlctation at
once. You ala u yourself. you know
You can't say that ! encouraged you I
eluded the vlgilant Cadbury Taylor as
long as could. hut. II there l. time,
20 TO the telegraph Office and send a
message TO the real princess, Palace
Satinholmer Vienna. Say you nre en-
gagged 60 be married 10 Jennie Baxter
and ask her 10 telegraph you az Bor-
lin"
.I'll do H." replied the young man.
When Lord DOnal came out of the
telegraph Office, Jennie said 20 him.
walt moment IN 20 Into the sleep.
inE car ana get my rugs and hand bag"
III 10 for them" he cried lmpctu-
oh. MOI" she said "rii tell YOU
why later. The conductor Il a villain
and was In collision with the police"
"Oh. | know that" said Lord Donnl.
Poor devil He can't help himself. Ho
must DO what tho police order him 10
do while he II In Russia"
"i'll get my things and 40 into an
ordinary first clnHa carriage. When 1
pass this door, you must yet your be-
lonrings and come and ind me. There
II sun time, ana I don't want the con-
ductor TO see US together"
Very WE'LL" said the young man,
with exemplary obedience.
When the train started. they were
seated together In u far forward car
ralEc.
zone OF my falilngs." said the Girl.
is that act first and think afterwafd
I am sorry now that I asked you to
send that telegram 10 the princess"
'Beoause have a great deal to tell