The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-30

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''In get my things and go into ordinary first
class carriage When l pass this door, you must
get your belongings and and find me- There
Is still time and don't want the conductor to seq
us together"
every WELL" said the young man, with er-
emplary obedience"
When the train started they were seated together
In far forward carriage.
"one of my faiIings" said the girl. sis that
act first and think afterward I sorry that
asked you to send that telegram to the princess"
"Whyp
Because l have great deal to tell you. and
perhaps you will wish to withdraw from the rash
engagement you have undertaken"
"a likely thing!" cried the ardent lover "Ih-
deed Miss Princess If you think you can get rid Of
me so easily all that. your are mistaken"
We'll. want to tell you why L did not allow you
to resign"
Slowly she undid the large buttons of her jacket
Then. taking it by the lapel and holding it so that
no one else could see, she drew partly forth from
the inside pocket the large envelope until the stan
of the embassy plainly visible. Lord DonaI's
eyes opened to their widest capacity and his breath
seemed to stop.
Great heavensw he gasped at last DO You
mean to say you have It?'
yes she said buttoning I'D her Jacket again
II robbed the robbers. Listen and 1 will tell YOU
all that happened But first are you armed?'
yes he replied; 81 have a trumpery revolver
In my pocket. Little good it did me last night
very well; we shall be across the frontier by
noon today. If the Russian authorities find before
that time how they have been check1nated and if
they have any suspicion that am the cause of
It, Is it notAlkely that they will have me stopped
and searched on some pretense or other?"
Lord Donal pondered for moment
unit
Jennie wiliTfght for you against the whole Rus
sian empire and somebody will get hurt if YOU ar
meddled with. The police will hesitate however
before interfering with messenger from the en-
Dassy or any one in his charge in broad daylight OH
crowded train. We will not go back into that car
but stay here, where some of our fellow countrynan
are"
That is what I was going to propose" said Jen-
NE. ana now listen to the story l have to tell
you and then you will know exactly why 1 came to
Russia"
Don't tell anything you would rather NOT "
said the young man hurriedIy
81 would rather not, but it must be told, answer
ed the girl
The story lasted long time and when it was
ended the young man cried enthusiastically In
answer to her question:
Blame you? Why of course L don't blame you
in the slightest 1t wasn't Hardwck who sent Won
here at all but Providence. Providence brought us
together, Jennie. and my belief in it hereafter will
be mistaken"
Jennie laughed contcnted little laugh and said
she was fattered on being considered an envoy Of
Providence
II Is only another way OF saying you arc an
angel Jennie" remarked the bold young man
Ihey crossed the frontier without interference
ana once Ia Germany Jennie took the object OF So
much contention and placed it in the hands of hoy
lover.
There she whispered. with a tiny sigh for
she was giving up the fruits of her greatest achieve,
ment; put that i'll dispatch box and see that n
doesn't leave there until you reach London I hono
the russians will like the copy of the Daily Rur,a
they find in their envelope"
The twQr chatted together throughout tbe Io,.
ride to Berlin. and when II D. NJ and the Scbesscbo
station came at last they still seemed to have only
begun their conversation. SO much more remaIna,
to be told x7
The telegram of the princess was handed to Lord
Dona al berin. Il congratulate you most sin
eereiy." she wfted. "and tell Jennie the next fins
you see het''-Eofd Donai laughed as he read This
hioud-"that the Austrian government has awarded
hef tSoooo for her share in enabling them to re-
cover their gold, and little enough l think It Is
considering what she has done"
Now call that downright handsome of tb,
Austrian government" said Lord Donal 81 though,
they were going to fight when l read the speeci,
Oh tnelr prime minister; but instead of that they
Rre making wedding presents to cur nice girls"
All that comes through the good heartedness Of
the princess and the kindness of the prince" said
Jennie. Gle has managed it."
But what in the world did you do for the Aus
tran government, Jennie?'
That is a long story. DENIAL. and think most
interesting one"
Wei, let us thank heaven that we have a long
journey for you to tell it and to listen"
And saying this, the unabashed forward Young
man took the liberty of kissing his fair companion
good night right there amid all the turmoil ana
hustle of the SchIesischer Banhof in Berlin
1t was early in the morning when the two met
again IN the restaurant car. The train had passed
Cologne and was now rushing up that picturesque,
valley through which runs the brawng little river
Nesdre. Lord Donal and Jennie had the car tn
themselves and they chose table near the center
OF it and there ordered their breakfasts The sjtu
alton was charming one. The broad clear Mate
glass windows on each side displayed in rapid sue
cession series of pictures well worth yIewing-the