New-York tribune., 1903-05-28

BY CLIO GRAVES.
IN TWO PARTs-PART II

to town was to consult the dentist The momentary
ample countenance. She even looked into Cluny's
mouth at his request, and pronounced 1t to be In
Go to Gooby.'' She exclaimed He can be re-
own dentist l should certainly advise Gooby.
thought said C!uny OF tying m an AIneT,caR or1 an
compressed air. They say its uncommonly effec-
But. my dearestr' interposed Lady Beaujoy,
you who are SO sensitive 10 pain, ana such pdo
or gas, surely ought not to go aIone What myself
or your father or Rohershaw who has been Tit Win
rely. It would be quite another thing cannot en-
MY dear motnerS exclaimed CIuny. with his little
sanity air of patience IF it will make you easier
can to take out any of teeth shall merely
gb At no hdyf Hotel twG and axe the 5 train
for Beaujoy-Oakling on the day folloWfng A.,
mother as her son left the morning room, But ne
is so little accustomed 70 travelling alone and and
wishing he would take Robershaw.'
Lady Cokenharn But at that moment Cluny was
saying to Robershaw. with faint grin upon NJ. ms
bad tomorrow. Robershaw You will have rheu-
matte pains in your legs and & touch M, 9f r nIo9g9 g9
father but quite had enough to keep you from com
T up mi5 @ siT the diseTeetooing
answered with Twinkle IN ms tr0SIy & ga{ fs care
of myself said Cuny, with dry little grin. They
especially when I'm going about London Londons
wicked place. and perhaps they're right Pack my
oakiing from Milster. telegraph ofice,, It's only
half a mile away. and the exercise will bring on
your rheumatic pains. No need to tell fbs then
The morrow saw Cluny depart with flask Of
sherry and a silver case Of chicken sandwiches In
his bag and little POT PG19 m OF bs o6er reposg
in his waistcoat pocket When the uS.ln Rzo "a,
,e be ZIISeet n T-kfsh cfragettes:
now from well filed case of colossal proportions,
he produced long and str9ng &c egar ana an gs av
fTeer in q
'"The cat he Concluded, as the train reachtd
Taggarts proud fellow. and the hints my mother G
b SFHpPes s6es are for ey Ky pp ah PAIN and
tell her ladyshp that she's she's got a legal NO"
rank Cluny gave the address Private Entrance,
welcomed upon the threshold Of bright knockscsd sd
green door by 6aona, nyHy ysytired IN Workman
Beau" she cried. and hugged him Cluny re,
ceived the embrace with complacence and returned
TVe Tlse come up to see the dentist ne explained
You're the dentist Al c9uIo I1a 90 6er 70 nsfd Paid
and my mother from sending the goDHr4pr cove t man sdt
70 look after me. However. airs wen IhaL ; eI!lS
Ktfyt' Kit; and heFSS your HlsD4l-0' ., - -. 49,.
4ugai salute demanded. and led her lord and mas
ter into pretty dining room where ys Was + Ia1G
substantial luncheon. TO which Beau" did extreme
How are things going at BeaujoyT'
A54 EdRd UP for and e 5s4a othr are pIottns with
their heads together. Want to marry me. and; as
Can't say havenf been good: opedient IS son n
NV nG5s hand First Ethe Crompton. with bceps IKE
varsity boating man, and freckled nose; men men
Fnctace and her tongue forever going about the
Music the Future Then Pam BlnqieS9a%g sd " bair
and Morris on Metre her fingers, ends and
and saw you in the paddock. taking Lady t,eorg-
anas gray cob over the high bars You'd horse a;-
| cIoth 9inned over a walking skirt. and your 4alI
was coming dovr-really down. and not off as ye
seen ether w3neng 81 in nv {ne g ciuny Beau
10Y. And used to come round and smoke my 11 c,
sstnck sta We down to Cigarettes at home ,.,.-.-
And Used to aug9 gbeca9se at y0u YOU were SO unlike
the other I'd known And then o,Ider Ie1e ON and
.nEy shs Efyfsd sdueszed esE fpfha his Rand H Oh I
and then we t gGf h93t Edwina S IN S'
Square and you were in lodgings IN @ Sl9ane @
beCk man and wife and Taggart nearly Jumped
into the next county when we broke the news.
.aFSrea5ened to go up to Beauioy then anQ there
an end nny TnaSs nn T we told him that he did Aunt
Edwina would alter her will ana MS sraa00i-
"Rubbish." said Mrs. Cluny. .,s.s
His grandchildren would be paupers' ehueo
And then dad said I must go away: he lf would
sc came up to help Uncle George with the school
0nen Lou and girls through the Park morning
said Kittv THE Americans are the most Iun
Eide him on the snafier called out the other ; gay
to solid block Of dollars who was hanging 5n & on 6e 6
grim death to her horses mouth fdos @ H Ita W se
much as I can to ride him on the saddle sadie +,r+
t5a aaqther her sitter corsets we're too loose
Ea'aft Ha! har' And Mrs. Cluny SeauJoy Sh9weo
a complete double row OF very Wnlte teeIh III
She was sound hearted wholesome sunny teT1 en-
Tyfsfon of Aunt Edwina's testarnentary hundred
and +ba 6o mental photogaph Of the
house in Grosevnor Square had risen IN kiLty Ids az
CARTS mind when the expectant heir OF these ba Ge
sirabiltties had asked her to marry him BuJ she
honestly believed that IN Ina6Tyng I9 heI Cun
had done great and noble deed and shs olo @ noI
dered now when her HUSBAND spoke of Lady Coken-
ham Of her testiness. Of her strong VIII anq ne, nea
strore +ernner and knew that IL she could aCnleVe
the giarngIv impossible feat of gaining the good
graces of Cuny's august relative all might yet s'
don't know the old LADY s4 b. sIghtI sIes1e she
"Ho ho'" he. ccthuckled If she could only near
Wen 'q she is sixty and I'm twenty-five said
Kitty "and the difference makes her an old LADY
Bur sRa @ see see heT eeE Loi d6n;t mean to miss it.
and rye told dad I'm coming: so mind you're very
- the grounds in the T-cart, and I suppose the
party from Beautoy will trunde over IN the pa
NO: the barouche has petered out at last. and
Lady Cokenham has lent my mother Vlctorl&-
The Reaujoy -oakling Flower showg; held in a
noassed annually together a large number Of per-
sons who would have been happier In less M mixea 20
order were the vegetable products OF he county;
and owners Of hcthouses, whose gardheFs ndd
vrathfuny denied them a single nectarine. melon
or straw berry through the early part of the season
now rea ped the exquisite reward of abstinence in
seeing those unbending horticuturists decorated
with silver medals Cottagers who had sacrlnced
light and air in the interests Of sprawly w1ndoW-
reared peIargoniums, colossal fuchsias now ap-
reared enerVated and palefaced, but triumphant
staggering beneath the weight OF these eXactins
protsges and the biggest dish Of turnips. or the
most colossal gooseberries, invariably came from
the smallest garden .
the Laurel Bushes breakfast table on the morning
of the flower show. That counts 10 me-
Happy's the bride that the sun shines on she