The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-06
er-scentad savnnnahs of the south; and
that name Is the name Of William Jen.
nings Bryan, her best loved SON." ~
ans CONSECUTIVE LETTERS.
They Became Mixed and His Wife at
the Seaside Had Hard Time.

Y NII Tfta d 3 D.. E &
They Became Mixed and His Wife ut
the Seaside Had a Hard Time.
4 Chicago Herald: Nov Ar
thur said Mrs. Darlington, AZ her, hus.
band put three handbags In the sea,
beside her In the sleeper and handed
over SIX baggage checks, II want YOU
TO betsura and w-ta to me every day,
and tell me everything you thiait. Just
how much you miss me. ana all about
the way the servants get ;,loag--aon't
omit any Of the details, thinking that I
shall mot BE- interested. for every word
that you write, dear, will be precious to
me. Put plenty Of local color in your
letters"
oh, III keep yuu posted" he replied.
H"youF go ahead and have a good tins
and don't worry about me. III get
along some way OF course It'll be Iona
" and all that, but I'll manage to pass
the time. slt'll be rather dismal for me
to sit on tina trout porch alone whani It
begins TO get dark, thinking of you In
the gay crowd having a good time. and
never giving a thought To- s +. p
ARTHUR harrington" his pretty wife
interrupted, '.if you continue 10 talk
that way Just shan't SO You know /
shall think oil you every minute I'm
away, and IL the doctor hadn't said the
sea air would be good for me wouldn't
have thought Of accepting Aunt Laura's
invitation. Please don't fret me, love,
wflt3yol? Remember that. wherever +
may be, and ITO matter how gay my
surroundings, 7 shall be thinking OF
you and lowering her voice to a whis-
PERI my soul will sun be con,munlng
with your soul"
They threw kisses at each other as
the train moved away. Then Rarring-
ton went to his Office and began writing
letters. They were 10 his wife. Iis
wrote fourteen OF them-enough to last
for two weeks. In general outline tbs
letters were about the same. He start
ed Zach, by filling i sheet WITH eadaar-
Ing words ana declarations tina, he was
very lonely without lis darling. Then
followed the local color she wanted in
the form of comments on occurrences
Of the day in and around thelr home.
The letters were not dated, but he seal.
ed and addressed than, anu arranged
then In z bunch, 50 that his stano-
grapher could take Off the top one day
after day and drop it into the mat
box. !,
He had been gone nearly ii week
when there came a telegram for him.
or course kilograms had to be openca,
and when Miss Wildreth, tn" s:cno-
grapher, read the message she turaed
pale:
why don't you answer my Questions
about the housemaids ankle and your
liver? Am awfuliy worriyd?"
That was what Elizabeth Darlington
had telegraphed. After studying thu
matter for n while Miss Wilure,h de-
cidrd that /. vas n.ooso,r,, e.. ~.
act. she w,s clnyar ,ro,a, ~ III,
position ,hst no, mor, 49, o,a -, ;.
on, o,g rf,y t.o,,,l ,,,,o n,Iss -, 49,.
had th, h.,h,t nf E,a,;,nc "a. 49, 80, -,
ears Oman SIN oh, Ia 80 hsrS,,r. :
"The hons c,1ia's ,,,,,n, : c,n.,. -, ::
how n, m,rh, tno,y 800, 49, 49,,
his own liver IN. ~ ~. s,,5,,,,3 III
wife Of ,,p r,on,, v,,,,',,,tm - 80
ahont A., v-,u : ! -, -, H., -
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