The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-22

| wish that had spent half the time at
an Industrial studying mechanics, that
was wasted at Harvard Berlin, Heidel-
berg and Others too numerous to mem
tion." as is said of other unmarketables
shovel holds market value, my
learning does not, 1t seems. There
sit in my office killing time by reading
Hugh Wlnthrops novels and nervc1sly
listening for the footsteps that never ma
terialize We shall never be able to
marry; 1 ought to give you your freedom"
DR.. John looked as melancholic as his
words sounded.
Now, dear you are not only in a pessl-
mistic, but also in a cruel mbod. I don't
want the freedom that you so lightly Of
fer me. You can succeed; feel that sue
cess is only deferred. Look at DR.. Hugh
Winthrop's success, both as a physician
and bookmaker though to-day ii seems
phenomenal, It was slow coming. Bright
en- up, my dear the tide will turn your
way some day, and now let's go for walk
and make our wedding call upon Mamie
and Joe"
yes, and envy their happiness, and
think Of our own as hopelessly deferred"
said DR.. John gloomily
"Oh, cheer up DR.. John, my dear. What
would you say to a patient who talked so
despondently? You'd order him to a SAN
itarium at once"
That's a suggestive word We might
marry and open q 'sanitorium; notice
my better sounding word, 'orium' ANY
doctor too lazy for general practice can
fill his home with boarding patients. :
Pshaw. what a humbug this world is"
Come. John, rouse out of this A
brisk walk will do you an immense
good"
Marion. and Mamie, the talented and
noble hearted president OF The When
sewers" left the, two friends to discuss
the several wars of the day and carried
on an earnest conversation over matters
nearer home and seeming to them to be
OF more vital Importance, at least to them
selves. Now and then their, low. but
merry laughter. caused the two men to
look across the room with aroused curl
osity, but they did not offer to share the
merry thought, and so Joe, and John had
to return to Manila. or Coesburg.
'By the way, DR.. John, am coming 10
your office tomorrow with mama Moth
ing particular the matter, but she's al
ways ailing, you know, and change of
doctors helps her greatly; though fancy
that she has got into the habit of being
sick so deeply that you must not expect
to cure her" said Mrs. Joe just before her
guests babe her good night at the outsr
door.
'"rhe tide Is turning, John dear. Mr..
Mason Will prove bonanza and q mascot
both. for you II you please her why,
within a month she will have talked over
10 your oficA more than a score of her
friends who, like herself, enjoy making a
fad OF a good looking doctor with for
eign diploma, and manners sufficient 20
make him presentabe az high teas. Ana
IT, like yourself he waltzes. his fortune I,
makable as fast as required, II not made"
chartered Marion on their way
"Maron. did you ask Mamie TO bring her
mother TO me professionally" asked Dr.
John sternly
Positively, no" but she did not tell him
the plote she had concocted with Mamie's
help and which she expected tho club
members 10 enter into with spirit
Promptly az $50 the next morning Mrs
Mason's elegant footman was opening her
carriage door In front Of Or. Johns Office
ana she and her daughter descended. AMI