The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-13
BARBARA'S ESCAPE. @

-.-i-.-..-.-f.ii.-l,---,..-i Henry Mubrook's engagement Co Bar hara Esmond. the heircss. was the theme ot ccucral ciuh comment and congratula- tiou. His friend Mir Piercy wished she bad a sister with half thc money as MIL brook ,auntcrcj away Co get his picture tlkcu tur hts ludyio,c.
 Sisuor Fcrncli. che artist. was at home and very glad Co receive Mr. MnlorooAs s orlcr
 As Niubr,ok sat waiting for Signor FcrucIh to briur out some specimens of his arc he saw through the open door a dark s,Ik dress brush by and the pure, rIr1r rrndIc of face chat he well knew -Elrl1m E.monds face.
 "IIylu- ciaculatcd our hero. Fer usUi. who thc deuce is that young lady. auJ how came she hercF'
 "lt c, thc music mistress of Pauline pcl1turr up ,tair~. She comes twice of thr week and sings. my word. like ui-hf uIc."
 "\,bo a, Pauline pcatourT'
 "A punr e.rl >i-uur. who scws on Ir-.,-. hut rur lay ,hc win come out ou th, ,tl-y shr w,I sins ut the opera.
 Ilus Muurook ,turcd at Siguor Fer u,'I H>u uur icwrutrL
 "NLIth -ilr iiI NHu say. sirF
 "l don't thus e.. ndhc a selection tot.y. win DJu tomorrow.
 AuI Mr MWbroos rushed headlong Jo.u stairs. slut.y to the surprise of S. Ior Fcnc.L
 lac Jcucc,' he cjacuated Co himself as ac ~tl',i, alo1s che narrow street. WIh UL.1.y restraining himself from tu.D.in- It every other step over Che blr,. who >UJgmri iu Che cuttcrs. "A mu .c mi,,r,,,. Giving lessons u such a I.Ica- tbaC Upon my vorl I've come rr,i..-'y ur1r h.a- taken in aud done turr'
 Ia, HueI h.s hat aul wiped tho chiil lea.I. of precipitation from hts forehead. Iarbau E,mouI haJ lutt,rci lightly un tI. narrow -tliryu-. an unconscious of tbr ry,.- thlt vcrc uotins hrr through S-unr rrrur.bs partially opvucd door. amt entered small -.Um iu tlc story ut.,r N pale young -.rl with sweet, .r.-ItaciIr .ler. s.t O. her sewing by the window. Sbc bugAtcucd mp as thr deli ,at. t-urD came iu.
 "Nl.. E-mouJ. it is ~o kinl ot you Co remember wr ~n pragtI.iy.
 "N.t at au hnL ! um a ccnius wor- .l.H.r Pauline. uuI ! have discovered thr divine spark u yuu
 "liaV shall ! cycr reply you. Miss Es. moul.'
 ~I;y eutiut.a- tb- talent heaven has hr,-uWrj upon 1.u Say. nay. Pauline am hut fa'..N.U- oHt d ret Whim.'
 TLr I...au Nl. .uu.r- thIu usual that day. Pauline and Mis-, E-mOud were both I.ypg u-rr,-trA aul it was nearly usu-ut lefl.r Barbara cmcrscd from fl. u.a-. r.u.r.t ,.itA uuI wa.Arl -AIftN tar.1eh 'ht iIiAruiuc streets "Ih,r.. u..r fHr you. Nils. Bar barn." -a.I h.r '.H-t.vprr. a. slr sat down fU r..f u. ', ur two iu Che rr- e,urt.u rum uf L. own mansion before .h,I IHIl uH lrr t..l-.
 "A uotrs L,t u. ~,v it."
 It,a- ,rry br..t hat cruel as blow.
 -Ni-- E,m.uI' ], read. commencing st r.y a1I ,teru.y. iu.-,1i of che Dear r.t Barbara" >ae had expected
 N.. r. O. ....-. .l.s t.s tr.,i have phghi. rI t... I... ...r.-.i vtsH trsl-.l m,stf t.a t.t ... ....t t. 4.. u.s.t tl ia.t, r.r t. . n...... ..s...s. .r er.te strcet lt "tl s....y I- s.r. a..r ir f.l 60 rcPy Co ths lrlt.r .. .4. H.t.r. ..H.r amp tirclus.an.r' tr-.. fs f...t t.lt Has t..1 ruct.cei upon HHH. .H .|. H.a.a"H HHH a'at.Hs lr. .... 'tte,.n folr-.t and y'lis' s.u .-l....-.l. h A'-a-''A
 Barbara JrppcI thr insulting letter, with u -rlrAI. iu h.r h.lck eyes. 60 curve Co hcr up. Wh.. ncry wouirousiy rlo- gurut
 -uv rrrr..' ~h- mutteroi between her .er t,,rI "TH, miserable po.troou. How ..uH ryer have auciej f'r san. e.. -.e.uI thIt .nrrl him: Reply to ril- ..tt,e. cor fr..r-. shall uot rrr.y t' r
 Aui Ms. uo1I walked mp stairs. carryu- I.r H.Ji high .u thr air. far Cor l...I -lc Peach nt Harry Mn. D. ... ...-y -ri,c
 That l.ru- mlu wl- seated ut h0 huu.ta-t r.N.. next m"rliu. when l.l t. kvuVarI oun-..l iu.
 "U,u. NUbre.. lvr just heard Ur.r Ir.u u..lf ,.lr .aiy.Htr Ms. E-- u.uL tllr .s f' uy mind better than aI her hauI- alI uH-t-a-es What to you tluAt Slc- -.tn- -in-.u- lessons t' my Nif,'- Htt.r -tIU-fr,-- oue Pauline Dratu1r l,,au,. tl, child ha- glorious v.,.,. auI can't a0ouI t' have it cn.tiyut- ,I Really. if isn't often tt1t an hcirrss El.uI E.mnuJ', jau-ht.r ~.our- to per form ,1 tuiHu- benefit a. ,hat'
 Harry NIbroos had sgt down his ch.e0ut, cup and was staring with rI..g uye- at Mr. EonwarL
 "Why. what's che mattert' demanded that gentleman somewhat shortly.
 "N.uothn-'
 "pl-I.p,iI. cht
 'No. | t,I you I'm well enough"
 Harry had made a mistake-a mistake that was likely to br fatal Co bis brilliant matrimonial aspirations.
 "Why iln't ] wat2 What thc mis- chief wa. .l such a hurry for:' he de- u.uioJ of U.m~..t without any very satf-flciory lr.Nrr O, hc hurried along cha. street toward Barbara residence.
 Tl. boy might 1ot have delivered thc Barbara might uot have read it- th,rc we're tIol.and might nots.' aad hc g...'t.l to try his luck, even in for l0r1 h.rr
 "i. Miss EsmonI at home" be asked of the ol ho1srkcrpcr who came Co the jo.r
 ~NI,s Esmonl wished me Co say spe- ,.uy that she was never at home Co MT Mubrook any morr." vus the cold rrnIy And thus Blri1u escaped the sr.-es laid for cr.-INedauEr.
 Thought In Architecture.
 Ono very -rclt drawback Go good ar.hfr.etrr. i, iu the defective cduca- s.r f ,...... ..f .rr rrrHffrtf. some Of