New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-07


scUllions' can't run forever"
III
Later on IN the day some prstext OF washing
teacups had led vans Kingston and Miss Lily
Boteler down TO the backwater where a boat lay
under the dropping willows. The red light OF the
| sinking sun tinged the tops OF the trees with a
warmer glow Swallows skinned low over the
water. and nov and then in fash OF blue and
ne stream his glEl al IsasJ nad some oElsnallJy
Sae coud TAX q otner SUBJECTS than the stage and
TONED II, her dreams and asl irotOus being quite
10 make them sober the tssE-her method club
Here scientific lecture on the deterioration OF
frightened by the lurd lights Of The BOY stood on
admonitioh should Be hePed down ty The JAM Of
young ladies' tTesh y0ung voices . - -.
than is 70 be locked for IN raidsns occupied with
cases be satisfied Win The Le7y,+T 3f the mind
Esne had been much attracted the first time they
OF the CLUB meetings. bit the result Of that visit
IN sj1s11e5 stae 81 -11s-s 49, ~ w" z rl -
| think harmony would be best promoted by a stand
Miss BotaIer until she asked him to sing. and ne
/ had quite ruined the good effect he had produced
| upon her mind while he acted as buffer between
| and Ne Eel Out after which the cabmen voted
| Now, the result OF this ualucky evening had been
/ 70 impress LILY with the idea that Nane vas
well above -Isumscgllions.' but with the true
Christian spirit she felt that the more frivolous OF
| degraded fellow creature might be the more was
et a n p pTgn 5o 2{ {ns 1d@ 2 Bss
Nane Kingston was not the first person who has
| him IN kind hearted person Of the nobIsr He
thought as they sat in the boat dangling cups and
! refuge from his troubles which he fancied within
/ his reach Lily said he softly, as he fixed his
eyes on her. do you know why have come here
with you; can N you not sues, -
| Nay. you pretend 70 misunderstood Don't you
sier ail is sa6ss are RS reSovs? Re Esve Il
| swirl through the water and it slipped from his
50 dear Lily long TO plunge into the clear depths
| Miss Boteler was startled. and her presence %
mind quite left her The only thing that she could
backwater which bore ths legend: No bathing al
be making the appropriate remark by quoting ms
nT 9sf r 9G2[ 20 70 5ne zen DICK ASiS Oh %
| vane mad drawn near her. and. SEEKING her hand.
had c1ouded the issues between them, for whether
her remark applied 70 his expressed desire 20 ex-
perhaps equally to both Lily love you; won't
you give me the right u tins little 1anat IS
young lady. for she thought there might be many
| lively at him he f5oJrht fashsd through her
brain. To be called Mrs RurnsculHe17r' $500 o..
Il sorry. very sorry Mr. kingston
she said. and this was partly true. but could
! She disengased her hand from his. and began
'fWilI You give ne no hope At aue' he asked.
Piled as She climbed the bank 70 join the rest q the
party. yans tried hshing up the lost saucer with
wise it is easier to spar the prey. So kingston
| found
A dozen years had passed since vans Kingston
| made his unsuccessful bid for a wife He had
struggled hravely strike out new lines in various
paths Of literature. but beyond getting very n
forming article Central Africa accepted BY one
OF more serious reviews he had been uniformly
failure. And yet managers Of theatres constantly
asked him for farce Finding that ne must elsher
comply with their request or oe forever A0@4l =
IA MI Of 7rv~7=- Irr
temptation have the name OF some oLner NgEA
as such performances were now called. was awaited
with eagerness and seats for the hrSI ni s o.
the applause and laughter. success again waited on
PAPERS praised the piece for its extravagant fun
but whether they praised or damned there was one
comparing II with '-FsunnscuIons though with an
each and al decared It could not bs empared
From that day Kingston huns down nls PEI Ice ge
termined 10 devote his whole snergss 20 as oISal
career. And here at last. his work began 70 VIII
IeSRsd uDon MIN lin as no mean authority,
/ Lately some mischievous newspaper man anxious
incident with the rnagnincent persslence OK na ,
penny ioErnas CeT ,s f fa hT 5y Wsr5
slow to follow up these atJacks y thal Roro1
money down. to instruct the nations as % the deep
assgps OF GTsas 1ia Ts Colonial
/ secretary paced up and down his room. while the
S Gnff tsa 5sSEs ss s sps q eathsr from @
We shah have g send out zooo nan a. once 70
got mat is not too old yet old enough TO be
/ lied on
| me Under Secretary drew forth a list OF the IS
I tabIishment and ran his finger down 10. 7 think
that is the man." he said with something slightly
I apolegstic in mis- manner.
I chief.
/ well he did something 81 that kind years ago
/ remember "Tiliy's Cfran'pa.' a silly thing but
rather funny. though" and the minister smiled to
himself at the recollection Suddenly bis face
/ ciouded
i Hang it. no! Don't you see It's irnpossiblei He
/ wrote sRumscuions-' Why. every hostile paper IN
/ Europe and America would have articles on the
studied insult intended By sending him"
vane Kingston ala not 80. Another man was sent
and since be has attained hOnors may believe he
was the right unar- Nane took holiday soon after
/ He also took typhoid fever and was buried a.
But no! AZ present. chatre-inx guide -oints out
the last resting place OF le grad ecrvain aEsais
Six Rhi1A -Sc1llon--lElsck ard White.