The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-01-14

There was TO hs 10 fnas, tnsiaAsd
6ir Robert, and no iuaaR1ayanoe. Al
that Bester had 70 do ves to follow
Lady Lksbufn end II ohe vss IA any
danger to wire CIR BaAas$ ID onoe
end hmssi9 take szeA eAape es ks
might t1ank we're ns@xg.
THAT'S the way" sasd M1. Bes-
ter, with aYprohations "teke things
eai1n3y. hueh betser tn the long
run- I ought 10 know. I've hean
ct 1t IN the Yard and out Of tho
Yard thirty yea9 come next Peb'u-
ary::0
II suppose you hevo had como in
teResting cases 10 deal With" TO
marked Sir Robert politely.
DIR. Better stood UP and looked
at himself in the mirror for o mo-
ment and then eat down sgain heav-
ily.
'Ihs most l. teresting." he eaid,
"are them that nobody don't deal
with"
Mr.. Bester took another sip from
his tumbler and osaayed to rest one
knee ON the other, but found the
position for q gentleman Of bis ro-
tundity uncomfortable and zelka-
quished the cndearoT.
look hero, Sir Robert" eaA Mp.
Bester, "heres oAse IN point. tuat
what you may call little inMdeas.
Look here. Thfa," taxing q wax
match from the boa and stlcking D.
upright ON The table This ID Er.
Bsrtie Enmborough, and thia," TAX
ing another and sticking Is upEAgf4
this Is Nias-M1es WhaAahar-
name. Really, I fmgis tbs pame.
However. tha2 aoaat znattsaL@
Tho Door opened eoaSly. hzs uni-
ther Of the men noticed f.
Every well then. Few yeass Qao
M1- Be8e Ellenboeough {fha&Ao tAas
one) knows Miss Whatahnruazno
that's this onea, and che loves hin
and writes him wezme Eap4aFous Leo
ts1s- Letters thas ehe would bo
ashamed now to read or Coz eayboAy
else TO read 66ll good gAz, mod
you. Mr.. BeFhe comes uptown, fog
gets her, gocs to had, alps hluasM
of to America and gets worse azad
worse. BE becomes hard up, arA
what does he do then but blaeAmaO
Miss Whatshername.~
"Sooundrel!" exclaimed Gir Bob
eTt heartily.
'Blackmails hea I hsppens TO
60 out TO trace a chap, and I meets
Mr.. Bertie in bar, and be tells me
all about it."
Sought 70 be hangear remarked
SIR Robert.
'But that ISN'T tho worst. I &alls
him for q lark that I'm bsa Of q
scamp myself and brags .h&, end
bhen MIR. Berthe goes one hester and
assuzes me that he burned those let
tsFs long ago and he was en3y pse-
tending hed still got them That
beasts anything, don't isp These's
o eaaznp Tor youS making q regular
inaome out OF It too."
e'GSa married, I woaAarPs'
%80 I unaeqstama," eatd Hr. Das-
ter.
'.Roes qua" saia Sir Behest.
"aWmRer who her &ushanA ssY
sGE Bobe9A" said a vo6ca 9Aay
Asa n@ eesGa ca sAs ESeaa, caa
dhe Rema vas growing Aas&.
y love" he eniA.
'HHaay toaa me yoa vaamAaA 10 ECO
Me," saSd Lady .uSbnzR, seaaA, zag
9DaS, fw-E@ z'e4 going I eaAaa
Rat Aesae knosn wsaS I was AaRAaae
1Aaa1 Just nov"
Nly dear haasA" ezeAainaa Or
Rshss$ AsNaAaaH tHdA ms what Il
wzas @aa$ Was uaayiAg yaaS
'RN, ahaaaaAasy nSx1ag% en-
DReSed us wAke daaeaaedS. NE1rare
was no osoase Aer !" !"
'Iaay toek eaah oahaTe hanAs.
haa lock in agaia, G7s Bob
eBsr aaid 1ag. BeaA@ naspeaA8u1ag.
HE had been SaanAzag aas,a1s and Pre-
tRniEmg with esaezAaat aavoir &zlke
30 loek out of xhe winAow.
'oh, beg your pardon, BasAss,"
sand Bar Robert. SO, you needn't
1anh IN agaSR. FA send your people
q eheok for yonr GesaAk"
A Bse Of eeage Reasena.