Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-21

Come, Matte, be reasonable. The
left turn will take us to the station in
ample turn for dinner"
Promise to take the right turn end
4 will so on with YOU"
Il could not be such a dolt as to
take the right when l know it 10 be
wrong"
"Try both"
This advice, accompanied by a ring
ing laugh, dropped out of the skies,
apparently. 1t created a diversion. Ac-
rimony a swallowed up In curiosity.
Archie sent his eyes on al exploration
Where in the mischief"
1t was Matte who first deserted an
exquisite face with dancing blue eya
framed about with a riot of pale pink
roses, The girl stood upon the door
sill OF a rustic summer house, plaster
ed against the lowest terrace.
There, laughing at us from that
rose thicket!"
A second later, cap in hand, Archie
was advancing afoot towards the ra-
diant vision. Matte wheeled after
him into conversational range. The
young lady is pleased to Jest at our
discomfort, If it were not for your OBJ
stInate refusal to yield We need trouble
no one for advice"
The hong checked tears came at last.
What with Arches hateful insistence
and this girls dazzling beauty life had
suddenly waxed valueless. "0h, of
course. it is all my fault" she sobbed
hysterically.
At sight of her tears the girl on the
terrace ran nimbly down the steep
stairs andstood close by her side.
please don't mind my teasing you a
little bit. Both forks do lead TO the
station, only takes a little longer
than the other, You must stop of for
your dinner. You look dreadfully tired.
Make that cross husband of yours
Matte interrupted sharply. oh,
please, he is not my husband. He Ia
Just Mr.. Reynolds and | am just Mat
tie Haywood" The girl was regarding
her so %euTiously that she added hotly:
Il assure you we belong TO a respecta-
BILE crowd, but owing 10 our break
down they have gotten away from U.S."
'1What did you say your name was?"
Matte Haywood"
Well" A musical laugh supplied
the rest of the sentence. "0f course
you are to stop for dinner. You are
Destiny's guest. i am waiting now for
a man VINO is always late"
Archie looked ~appeahngly at the ir-
resofute Matte. She yielded with a
yexed laugh. Il see he wants me to
say yes to our kind invitation, Miss
Giles"
Come" said Eudora, quickly, and
don't play Lots wife. When 4 want
you to look back | will tell YOU" Seiz-
ing Matte by the hand, she sped with
her to the top OF the terrace. Now
she said, with another ripple of enig-
matte laughter. Took"
Matte turned and looked, but not at
the rose-framed picture of Mlss Mar
tha's lauding. A nan mad appeared
from somewhere and wal shaking
Arches hand vigorously. At sight OF
him Matte flushed and then paled. The
girl by her side laughed ~triumphantly.
Il knew It. You are telling on your
self. I suspected It all along"
You suspected what? You know
what?"
That in spite OF sone crochety no.
ton you do care for ny darling cousin
Fred. Poor dear. before you mount
that wheel again ne shall get come sort
Of satisfaction out of you. am going
to help him to what he wants"
"He wants you" Matte flashed
jealously.
Then as Fred was taking the terrace
steps in great leaps EuGora pushed her
towards him with a laugh. What a
talent you must have for taking the
wrong turn OF a road"
She disereetly bestowed her undfvib-
ed attention on Archie after one sat
isfed nod at the reunited couple. With
the happiest effect IL would seem, for
when, some months later. "Heywood-
Rogers" announcement cards were iut.
tering in all directions. "Giles-Rey-
noks" cards followed almost immsd4-
ately.
Under a bicycle composed OF bride
roses and white ribbon the double GER
emony was performed. The coscelt
was Bldora's. She called It the wheel
OF destiny.
To the mystified Matte iaughlingfy
told the story Of the tantrum on a tan
dem which had resulted In happlness
to four people. The moral was none
too apparent. but the happiness was
beyond question.
Eudora declares that the ginger