The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1900-12-16
LADY ESTELLE.


visits to her, Lady Estelle noticed n bel
conversation with him, he seemed like on
in . brSWn study, and not tho oughll
master OF himself. She even notice chi
great change, and asked him one evening
IL his health was not failing him again. b,
said no, but IS he thought ssriousN .
their marriage, . responsibility 90 whs
might como to her in future year9 bu0noi
| himself, for At that moment he cSree a0
/ for what was In store fer hiRDwz happl
ness, but In his Utmost mine. he wal
thinking Of tbs I've girls, for he Mew D.
could only make enc happh which meanl
unhAppiness for She other. Whch would
be the miserable one Nrnmsntss elm
mere, than tks jon Of making che othr
happy, fer misery makes one IsborA akie'
than joy does, even In AHitsG oiLon. eGd
exticies, that Iollo% . grand secceHS
where one puts forth thei8 bed 60 ,rsD, chi
carry 10 psriectioR cue 6ies 8tae 0Dir,
whether 1t 0s - 1asncIal, hdSrsey - .
loVer'sSucceSS OF the 6naIebiect 10 pursuit
and then crews enc 0ams o. our Aii9
greatest Nctory. MiseD Ailla 10 inches
and takes . time sudden joy ehsS te q u,
Uomstimss ellie ct endA GHt usSer che
it eomeS slowly Sna ID degrees, each
heaven AGs 9iseD ey right % oil crssOon.
She had . lCselg sOlcss and sang hlm Of q
time melodise when be fel8dallRna sAeeeh
IesS co . she h@ghts thinkisg parhaSs
her Noice a ENG SOul6 soRnA Gee &c to
ME ears than che @Oras aom her dps, tOr
ethers bUsid~ 0imsel6. hsd OfteO thought
they oWerS she SwSetese COR y 0a4 Cell
from mortal Ang@. On One sAape q eco
nave toAgue. unlike, ten membaB Geths
woman IL che Bible. @hich WOoa sayp"eS
man cen tSmS,"Or eomesIma . 10 m40H OF
deadly poison. end like @ins - 40nKath
like a scorpion. Snd biSetg liks!en add@
Fhis wsman had ne tongue axe Mias anA
even in after yearA when oOub eeame.
her tongue wasrptill. only WheD she could.
say something good, and not cruel A4ousl
friends or foes, that she ever spoke. 81
you must know she was good. ondN 8Iend
indeed to ell her friends, and many o.
them did she have, and her life az eAst was
. grand success. Her home was not ero-
eisely on the corner, but was situated be.
tween GsnslH and R-Veiatlon-the Qua
gogue on one side Whereqhe children %
Israel worship the God OF Jacob end the
other was an old Christian chuYsh, where
the people worship the God OF Abraham,
Isaac aud Jacob with . IOwly and humble
God to the GENTLE, for it seems be needed
two Gods, for the GENTLE was . savage
and Barbarian, when King Solomon Ia ali
ais glory ruled the eivlnzsd world in
wisdom, power and might. We doD't
mean this in . sacrilig Gus sense. but in
novel way for no one believes more firmly
mat . great hsh that swallowed Mr..
Jonah, and large fishes are still swallow
Ing small fishes today, on Wall and Lom-
bard street, and sometimes big fish has
10 turn = small fish away, If he should |
prove good schemer. In fact we believe |
10 the book iron cover to cover. The resi-. |
ience sat back from the street, distant
enough to give nice front gard, adorned |
with roses, gsraniums and lowers OF va
'ious eolors and shades, from the delicate
'Ink to the gay red rose, that was ut one
line the emblem of Wharf.-The war OF the |
eses In Boglish history.
She loved dearly flowers, birds and \
music, and cared little tor gushing admira
ion, her mother was like her in many ways,
he was quiet and had very little to say,
lnless she knew you well, but to friends
md always gave the best advice, The
ountssa and her daughter, Lady GstelIe,
lad gone from Ensland to Spain, in search
II mllder climate, for . great portion OF
England, 10 damp and fnggy. Having
and friends IN Portugal
hey went to Lisbon, which 10 right In
ront of the ocean, and there purchased
ISme which We are attempting TO IocaIe
nd describe. They were members of the
hurch OF England, and often attended
MS little church, as it was the nearest
mt to them, and sometimes they would 90
yer to the synagogue and hear the swest
dice OF tie orgRnIst, and the soft tone OF
be organ. as it pealed forth it's notes,
iVen out by the touch oil the stylish and I
sndsvme orgAnist, Princess Clara, that
n certain great religious days needed the
nishlng touch Of the artist, to sen forth
D heaven, AMI atonement days offerings,
Or the sins of the whole people. As she
at there, looking as sanity as St. Asry
erself, and as handsome IS picture, she
Vas the admiration Of the church, that
art We mean that loved beauty aud
indness of heart. Her hair luxuriant rich
a color, and OF an auburn brown, her
rofile features like some queen of Eng
and, who broke as many hearts as che
Tas cruel, we do not mean this eTganist,
,r she loved everybody, both young and
Id, and lad q kind word for ali, tn at m ade
er friends among young men and ssvsralj
lder men, that visited her once a week
nd sometImes oitener. Three of these
ldsr men often met there together, and sat
D silence on a winters evening, when all
res blustry and WIntery outside, and
stoned to the sweet songs and strains OF
or Strauss, which tapered
ngers bent upon ivory keys, brought
nth te cheer and please. Sometimes her
retty cousin would delight the three
nth some sweet, and sometimes funny
e. ahao- tho a. Urfr,a fhair |