The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

cine that mas GI16 Fe00F'0
of the largest number of
CuI'9Ss
Lydia E. PiathaH Ned Co, Lynn, Mass.
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time, and thought I'd take little cx-
cursIOn and see that you got home all
right"
81 guess ID b. safe enough without
company" she observed frigIdly."
Il hope you amt mail" he saia an
xlously. II didn't mean no offence"
But Rose turned away hcr head aad
looked perslstently cut Of the window
In few moments the conductor came
through the car ana asked sim for his
ticket.
Didn't have time to get one" he said,
bringing out his purse.
Where are you golng?"
TO the same place whore this young
lady's galn'," was the reply.
Il guess l don't care to have every
body know where I'm galn', remarked
Rose, giving the conductor a meaning
look as she handed him her tIcketwhich
was doubled over
We'll, gimme a ticket for Edgewool
Junction, exclaimed Sim IN d?spera-
tIon, "and when we get there II this
young lldy's goiR' further you can give
me another for somewhere else"
As the conductor passed IN Rose
turned to Sim with the evident Intention
of being agreeable.
How did you know II was Edsewood
Junction." she asked.
Il didn't know. l jes hit On 1t by
chance"
You seem to be a pretty good guess
er," and she gave him 4 clqu- ttish look
that made his heart beat -everar de-
srees faster
Funny 1 should have kit on 1t,
wasn't it?' he murmured m-ll n lively.
What some folks would call inspha-
ton"
4 hope fathe- will be at the depot to
NEE; me-" said REESE i few minutes
late'' / shou'1a' carr aDou, M"'N'"
mons TWO miss mostly up''''n
Nearly an hour had gone by when the
brakeman opened the door ami called
ou., NeN' ''1''O''' f'Ue'"''1
II do hope thare'll be somebody there
to meet me- repeated Rose. who had
Become VislpIy uneasy AZ ,aS' a.
f-asewo0a s'"'on eatHe ~ S, ,s 81
-, 80 ~ '''"' $50 So ~ -, ,,
,'''' - ','y inns - 80. 80 Y :,
there's OLD Mr, smlta leS ar!Nii away :,
,iv't Wv ~, ,,, w." - os,, ht,a 80
Dalore '"e ',''m stops anu ''SN MI" ~
wan lot M mt olu ".'n , wy" ."s
Two So''-' nor - L'' "'"' ~ "'P
me our OF no II oe gone.
s'm was GU I'M, d s"o'' ""n " titv
time inc tram n'u come % q S'a''uS .,'
was pursuing inc soFre' mo,s+' W 81.
road but ths loau was ''gh'' aug '"5
horses heaas turned toward NUNS anu
they HAD gone nearly an elsn'h VI d
mile before ne was ao'c 70 cl.'" w WIN
them. me olI i,'u'' ,,iu pay ~ ~ , n,,,,
ton to his repeated shouts Dut ne pun
ed up when he saw sim running n'ohB
beside the wagon ana sasaeuiatiHs Vio-
lentIy'
What's the trouble! ne 'sNi' IN l
thin ,querulous voice
Mics Rose M'.cntlh SCI sa'''eu '''"
at the top OF his lungs sh1 GOWN ~
the depot and wants 10 rlde up win
you"
who wants to rider
Miss Mitchell-kose'' beloved the
young man,
"Pshaw." was the answer anu 'he ota
farmer touched up the sorrs's anu Gun
unued on his way,
sim hurried back to the depot ana
found the tcket-aEent locking lhe
office. and about going 10 his dinner
Where Is the young lady who came
on the trainY' he asked a hoFt'o,' Su',
plcIon creeping over him, and he looked
first around the unooeupiad w"luhs
room, and then up and down the empty
platform.
q don't know. She dIdn't get OF
here" was the laconIc answer,