Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-29

50 lOftn III OH, you see, 10 view
York-for a day only, mother-baCk
tomorrow! important business-just
mrmDered II, you know-ahem!
GoOd-by. mother! Goodby." He had
kissed her and was in the hall before
she fairly understood what he was
talking about. Then she ran AFTER him'
gaming the halfway In time 10 see MIN
pass through the street door' MS nat
on the side OF his head his overcoat
huttering furlously as he showed MS
arms INTO the sleeves Inc door
slammed ana ne was OH 10 New hork'
Inc tram was ready 10 pun out when
ne reached the STATION ana IL was only
by nara run mat ne caught the last
PLATFORM painting Dut happy. Just
lwenty-four hours before she mad lett
washington ana II was rlght mere that
she had smiled ana sara she woulu
expect MIN 10 come 10 Edeiweiss' lie
had had no time TO secure Derth IN
the sleeper but was fortunately aDle
TO get one AFTER taxing tue tram Greh-
fall went to sleep Keeling both disap-
pointed ana dlsgusted-disappoih
because OF MS SUBMISSION TO sentiment
"'ss"s'eu oe.auSe y, .ne man "no ",
up" '"o - S..o", """
10 III io'e "''u ~ uouo' ""S Nv p'', -
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AFTER nasty breakfast IN New hork
he telephoned TO the steamship COM
panys pier ana asked the time Oh SAIL
ing FOR the Kaiser Wilhelm' on Deihg
informed that the snip was 10 cast on
at her usual hour lie stralghtway call
ed a cab and was soon Downing alone
toward the busy waterway Dire'tly
10 ma himseli more awakened 10 inc
realization OF MS absurd action. Again
IL entered MS Infatuated head that mt
was performing the Veriest schooiDoy
lilck IN rushihg 10 steamship pier III
the nope OF catchlhs maj ana NJ pes'
unsatisfactory glimpse OF u young "o
man VINO mad Appeared 10 MS SENSITIVE
admiralloh' loVeslck boy couid De
excused Ior Such uiSpIa! vi iihpeCii.
NY put hah-a man oi tue "orlu
Never!
THE idea Of chasing down to the
waters edge to see that girl is enough
to make you ashamed Of yourself foI
life, Grental Lorry,' he apOstrophized
ITS worse than any lOyCsiCk fool even
dreamed Of doing. am blushlng, III
lao hound rho inipgy tho rnulg ID
iocy OF the thing! And suppose she
should see me staring ut her out there
on the pier? What would she think
of me? I'll MOI go another foot!
won't be FOOL
lie was excited and self conscious
and thoroughly ashamed OF the trip
into which his impetuous alteration
had driven him. Just as he was tug
ging at the door In the effort to open II
that he might order the driver to take
him back to the hotel a sly tempter
whispered something In his ear. His
fancy was caught. and he listened:
why not go down To the pier and
look over the passenger list just to see
III she has Deen booked safely? That
would be perfectly proper and sensi-
BILE, and, besides, 1t will be a satisfac-
ton to know that she gets off all right.
Certainly! There's nothing foolish in
that. . Especially as am right
on the way there. And as
have come so far " there's no
sense in going back without seeing
whether she has secured passage.
. can find out in a minute and then
so home. There won't be any
thing wrong in that. And then may
get a glimpse of her before the ship
leaves the pier. She must not see me,
Of course. Never! Shed laugh at me
How I'd hate to see her laughing at
mel" Then, sinking back again with