The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1901-09-28

sailor who has taken the greatest care
of her property She was an heiress
already WHEN her father died. That
was Is years ago she lsnow 49,
Us she passable 90 look att A hoi-
den Will q high color I warrant"
a cream colored complexion touch
ed with red and pink. light hair iii curls
and blue eyes the face aud figure Of a
Venus tie sweetest mouth IN the
world ma tlie fondcst mannor
'1Iang mc II the fellow isn't In love
with her himself II size Is all this
man why NOT apply yourself for the
pos of spouseT
Because her guardian keeps on all
would be lovers AMI destines his ward
for gentleman u least for a noble
man he hopes
"itc Is ambitious. now as to her
fortune
"She has fleet 81 half dozen tail
vessels nay, there are more. but /
know not how many / was formerly
q clerk IN counting house Of the
town. and ] learned great deal what
each IS worth ana what the freight Of
each voyage may produce hut not MI.
The captain her Guardian. keeps
things close My lord. | can assure you
from what | learned IN that capacity
and by looking into old books that She
must be worth over 100000, over
f100,
II can take this fortune without your
assistance.
with submission, my lord you can
not ! knew too much Tie girls for
tune when you have 1t VIII 80 the same
way as your rents and woods have
gone. Provide for me. therefore be
fore YOU BEGIN to spend that money
II VIII give YOU a Ire position, with
f2o0 year. The girl, YOU say. has no
lover
"She has no lover Your lordshlp's
rank. your manner your appearance,
will certainly carry the day Ky con-
trast alone with ihc country pumpkins
the heart OF the girl win Dc won"
Mr. Soinple, his lordship yawned.
edo you suppose that the hcGrt Of the
girl concerns meY Go and complete
your scheme"
The Lady Anastasiawa "a her dress
INK room in the hands Of her friseur, the
French hnirdrcsser ana her maid She
was the young widow 81 nm old baron
ct SHE was also the daughter OF an
earl and the sister Of his successor,
She therefore enjoyed thc freedom Of a
widow, the happiness natural % youth
and an the privileges of rank NO wo-
man could be happier. It was reported
thar her love OF the card table had
greatly impaired her income. The
world said thnt her own private dowry
was wholly gone and large part OF
her loiuture.
SHE kept n small establishment In
Mount street Her people consisted or
no moro than two footmcn. butler n
ludy's maid a housekeeper and three
or four maids with two cha.rmpn She
did not live as rich woman She re-.
celved. it d true. twice week, on sun
days and Wednesdays hui nOt with
any expense or supper and wine Her
friends came TO play cards. and sbc
held the bank for them 0n other
evenings She went ont nnd piaycd ~
The houses of her friends.
While the frifeur was s.'ii comr'at-
Ing her head Lord rylnelsle was an
nounced The lady hlushd violently.
She sac up and looked anAiously "a the
glass.
"Bottv," she cried "a touch on reds
not much YOU clumsy crra te Nll
sou never lcarn 90 have d lall brnl3
SOB That Is bother. Gm ha~
Ills lorlsh'n earn wait ia Pr
room iou hnFe n tui
aieurg Quick then tie iast tochc.
nciy Gle Powered satin l.oat'
FAM Tic pearl neckie soe fhe
looked Grain at thc class. aa \ look
ine t1lcmblo Eef
lhdysh'p IS rgvisa nid
Betty hing the toilet.
Lady Annstasln SWAN ont III thc
room with a gliding nmFomeut. then