The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-11

1fIu. D1ShhAo 100 S't' - - - - s3FE ls
inc. Ii Was a delightful ride. The Dir
was cool ana perfumed by the fields
and TIC rapid motion brought in q
s,oaayS current against the faces of the
g1a.rta! passengers.
Durham Greer took of his straw
hat and leaned q llttls Forward 70 meet
!. the pulslns waves OF afr. He was
stalled Tor a day or two iny the city
waiting for further directions from
headquarters, and had taken the troi-
lev ride ai,nlessly, so FAR as direction
went, only seeking Its cool reward
after the heat OF the fierce July day.
K Besides, these rides gave him chance
10 study human nature under new con-
dl,!ons, and this was always a pleas
ont pursuit with Dunham. -.
4. AS he leaned forward to catch the
breeze he caught at the same time q
little OF the conversation Of the young
man and the young woman who We're
sitting in front Of him. The young
man was quite young. %. perhaps, and
the girl seemed year or more older.
She was bright faced girl with snap
py, black eyes and decidedly agrees
sive chin; a pretty girl in a pretty
summer gown, Hack hat. The youth
was somewhat pale and not at all ro-
bust Of figure.
IT tell you. sis" he. said In o quer-
ulous tone, "you can't do a thing I'M
less yoa have capital"
This was the remark that Durham
Greer overheard. It drew his atten-
ton. He leaned back q little, but con
tinued TO listen. In q certain way he
was the representative Of capital. The
remark had personal bearing. He
mean. to hear more. zS3E,.S2
e"But. Joe.H the S!rl demonstrated.
'"you give in too easy. You haven't
enough pluck"
PLUCK counts for nothing" said the
young fellow. dogSedly. when you
have neither cash nor Influence you
might as well throw up your hands.
Haven't I tried. and doRtI know By
bitter experience
Il wish I was 4 mani" cried The
black-cyed girl. with sudden: fercensgs.
The young fellow laughed. =
How do you suppose Jim Edgecomb
would like that, sis?" he. asked.
a faint flush stole over the girls fair
cheek.
!. 1T doesn't seem TO be question OF
what Jim likes" She said. Jim would
like to Sc. fair return from his half
Interest in the cut off. but that won't
{. bring it,
q Let Jim get out himself and try his
luck at peadlIng tins thing said the
young fellow a little warmly. gs
Jim is just practical-he can't talk"
said the GIL.
And nov We are back TO first princi-
pies" grumblrd the young fellow; "Its
money that talks
The g!sl shook her head q. him.
You are so stubborn. Joe." she said.
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