New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-01

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If M. rui,.s arranged their stock az photo .
n ""l %, and 'o. books rs ,hcy saw first one
r,%rias. ar,roaching ON thu coventry road. and
presently a second carriage coming from IN" III .
ia,o.,I IN trout Of the hotc' doing: a young
,.nr,ar i'm reasonable skirts and a soft hat that
seemed 10 have been invented 10y some Conduit +.
ST r,nius for tn, express purpose of suting her /
M, IN face shaded her eyes az she stood at the
hotel doorway and watched thc approach of inc
,,r,5,o,. from Icamington Each carriage was
rnr,in,, in . cloud Of dust: for some time it was
doubtful which Of the two would reach the hot"i
first Tho iNo cuachncn. alert for any tning IN I
tI, form of sport inrr, ascd the speed Of inc
horses and thc horses entered into the spirit ~
the game with great oarnostncss. When with
a clattcr they pulled up at the gateway leading
&, fno ruins the result was 50 much like dead
n,t ,h,t n.itL.r could brag Of victory
.t,,i,,5 al last aunt said IN" young woman
in REASONABLE. skirts
81 last r..poatod her aunt sharply what
H.. y.,, mean NnraL? Surely YOU have only
inst arrived"
-Rrrn here hair an hour said tbs young
Woman chr,rfuilV "lhe road Wa good ana
,.,rr on very ,,u"
wonder To- me-" said her aunt STEPPING ont
carefully. that you don't come Off Twenty
Years ago no girl would have dreamed OF riding
ri...I. or rather sh, might have dreamed
- IL nn, she would never hav,-Oh, how do you
10
The whit. haired white hattcd well preserved
landau from Coventry lifted ms hat in distant
.t'.rt .inhtod l,ro,,loda,lucnt Of the saluta-
,i, w. ,rq. ,i,ing dirertinn. to his Goa Imam,
. ,"H tb,n, in sbarp pcrrmpt,ry way as
one ,Iho Mas in the habit Of being oheyed.
.,. r,,, .unt door Is # the
'ou az ''''
sun o' ,.o am, ,,,,, L,,,, who
NY Geari III " WIZ" nr Oh, ,",,sr,d her voice
ihdi Is nay - , Hel' S
IIlll'SSNeiN) ~ 'a'''' ; g., . mo-
The coinlhrXioh OF the youI,s "' ~ .n odd
ln'nt nat'htd ihdl ol "'i "u'', ,,,,'. - hite
that the mere presence o. ''e bi "anb
EaIred Eon'i''""i J'Ht li5 5n , ~ rct
man ho' 20 ne .oo'' snuu'u n'a fannin,, her.
S'rnS, Sai i t tt WV" -, na
f'n ~ th"usn II VS. - w. oun,2,
y r'"H'' "i WI, W. ,,,oo,in,s
~ iuh vco hadn't met him :" said the niece
90, VIZ. I'm W., + mo ;" ono etonncd forward and
v.rod her sfrined sunshadc. DIR. Fraser! Don't
"itr" i -, ,ha, 500 havc nnvcr net before "
"t u' r. vn're minute late" said DR. Fraser
:; ~ .i,I s,d vnu off cir ronfound YOUR
'"'o''!, shnr.',r hoo rardon !
'l'1, "'' "
h"uam- ,.,,., r,1 ,,o,,, |
'"m Ii,n .,"nG man and inf them ON and
80 ,d coz .Wrs NrII,sh I'm delighted
,'''h al ,l ine anu '"' ''' ~ "
y" ~ 49, 49, twin, his innocence look.d AT the
h,xn,, woman Who had furled her striped para |
cal and stood win rather an anxious sinil. wait
Ing for recognition.
fcod tIess nv soulr' said DR. Fraser
So, mind ,bout tina, " remarked Mrs Mel |
,ih &C. ubat ! osLod vo,, tn say
~. 5o ana -,
.No NV"
NJ dnar nre Nollish nc SAID grudringiv
.I.mS my d.iirht,J (" see YOU"
"Good said Mrs Mellsh cIappinc her hands
c,ftv "I otter ntrf.ct first time Yor alNays
y..r. q, uuick stuJv This is my niece"
mr. Irr ,s.r's u HIT. hat came off with tn, best
bow that Wigmore-st. knew Mrs. Mrsh's
niece seemed for a lady ryclst unusually shy.
and having bowed took refuge near her aunt.
"Ouc Of our athletic Young women said Dr.
Fraser. approvineIy cad, II the young gen
GRAFTON 20 on Tx, ms thor. VIII hc no need for
doctors'
"rhe young generation viii mary sand Mrs
M,llish WIN hor pu'i So open