The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-23
UNHER0lC VICTORY.
Nv Gertrude Halliday.


dressing table. She has been married lit
lie more than a month and her first quar-
ral vrifb her husband had taken 7lIsce not
g.. .....-- &c.,. g. t,a Lao.
N"i'0 "'S i'''N0
the scene OF the conihcl win lhe pio"u "'
of a victorious general withdrawing mis-
troors. hint NOW as she sat down to review
.., H.. ,...
the pa'ue' H+t He"It s""N WIN 'ii' ~
consciousness that she had had oeeld3"l'
the worst Of H.
II M. mi. .bet sbe ro1 NOT a glorious
~. -z. b..1
cause MOI o"uiu s''e N'a'i' ''i'' ''
been taken unaWaros. Pauline had i'rs
foreseen and been prepared for this strug-
ole Her array, r,f are1ln1euts firm and in
~-,,,ror.i,o IA 1,l,,, .7-o,.,, ,,, 81, limo of
49, - N--t-.l - ,tr,.s Words
80 , - mr. The
-, - -. 49,, --ies Of her
an" s.,l,. t1..-5 Thor.
6o,ta ~ ~ e,tr CorIeet /, which man.
sN5i'i.Le, - .-,,.,.. "a 5neraj.l-
-, ~ 49,, j,-,Il D. .,,er.oroa on mis-
go II, and vim his own rnt.tn-
~ e e., i,'t %, I,rtgo,,slv ana
v+t.h e. lit,.o e,-l,{i,,, ~ arms and war of
Win 80 ,ie, b l,'-' ia sorrliv Know MIN?
- - ~, - - No. 10 fof-ou. i'm
i,i''.'' - - -,
r., .,rn,,aig,,s Io,,a,er follow the ex-
- ~ - a.. a., ,b.r,, The attack
- 'l, ~ .,,55e,,f,., ,r,at plittering line
of argument so inviuciblc when on parade
had fed heltr-skcller. A hOrricd sense
- ~,f~si,, ,ts eba,.r, etfre, of +. wound
tIiy,li sl,irr,tst Win I.,isored arrows ooh
Dtlnu sNii iL9n ~. ,.,t and he
tt % ''a ~ l,.l,s,' ,., IL, a,ony, and
go, - -, o,, oore ,.,n.i1ishad
by herself.
Pauline drew sharp breath and turn
ing quickly took up her husband pho'o
graph TO study il intenty and curious y
as if she had never seen it before. She
herself was %. She had married man Or
60. She had secretly feared and adored
this man, her fathers friend. all through
her girlhood; admiring him Tor abihly
which had brought him typical SELF
made" man, from GRAND boy 70 Owner 81
one Of the largest dry goods shops In New
York; plying him for his mistortuheS, we
hystericaL weak minded wife VINO Add die'l
five years ago, aud his two sons Doth
weak and pad, VINO had done thel uI'I a.
matte worst TO ruin MN ana ms fortunes.
The story was commonplace enough puu
1t had come very close TO FauIlHe' VINO
had watched the torutude ana stehs'"
of her hero from day to day Tor so many
years.
There had been plenty OF people az 'he
announcement OF Mr.. seven $ second en-
gagement, who had Whispered Oh uotlis
old men, and poruonless girls VINO mar
ried FOR money; nut Fauhne mao no nv
slons as to The position OF thlhSs' She
knew very well that ne was marrying hei
for nothing more sentimehtal thah ne
wished a sensible ana asreeapIe cohli'a"-
lon for his old age.
during the past motlth sne hdu "atcieu
and STUDIED nm win an interest sIeateI
than she had ever ielt beIote She hau
been amused ana toucned pE 'he SVldeh'
relief ne Ielt at lht oIuerlIheSs anu iesu-
larity OF ms househoia arranseIhen's ms ms
surprise az tnS Iiioue9'3 % 'iiSit ~ %
month Dhls had oeeh PosltiNeiy a'Heslo'
Are these aH ne n"u sail; 'aP2,ns
the pie she had presented win pr
emptory IorehhseI, ana iookIis up rom
under MS heaVy pIo"s III MS searching
way
are you 50 ANXIOUS LOT NOR
had retoIled Iausnihs' anu ne ilau col l
menteu shoiIE A'' VIC nave iiFeu 'Si'
well -
once or twice she mao causnt an aPl pc