New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-22

Curiosity Mould be satisfied ana shs msn,1"nSi
I'e 20 ,9nle % Blaine himself A''''''
-. i hsard ne was YOUR cOusn9 -"
sbfT ne 4Iey keeps EeekSning OF such rsiat1on-
ttefe AZ lasS was one fracrOu OF the uns1enpsd
sect hs1 GiaiRs abruptly turned the convsrsa-
You You. never come over TO sursinsford now
As T you needed to be-.
sV Ws s9loTsd up, up with definite spprshension
see was silent He repeated the question hastily
Give me week" she said
h IJrI1s 1hSs Wees the hres Of life burned
tended 20 mary again. And yet
her head BUT no that was NOT o rsi, man Gu. -
q qgf. wi 81 She wished he would do something
took AZ F b0s o s s the meek drew to an End emotion
Chessington Place she hugged her present. -
as precious thing. and vet in her heart OF hearts
u the end it little thing that helped her
s9e sat alone one evening trying 70 read sud-
Sne vs. an n the dark IL seemed to be al
Happy Thought. Candles and a postcard. post
He drove over the next afternoon How we'll n.
Yes" he assured her: II have had . very pros
porous year Ihings are looking up IN Guessing
1t IS SIN a wilderness she sighed
II would not be IL You wise But ruunor
SAYS you are-otherwse. Am 20 take II rom your
rs that "a. riddle 7s for me to .uessr-
"Do you want to congratuIats rnsF' -''-
DO I look Ike it?"
Then 7 think can restore the Ugh. wttnous
He made a swift inspection.
80 that Is soon settled. And thu next tainsr
Tive no ono drive me into Chssz:nston. ana
So they drove in together
Of the woTId ' syEa ware Ly wa said sns
yoIrser go: II Is your happiness that Is at scaks
w H.; Justification had she to think al. ia
OF tnis man? He was nothing He had done
But 6s described 9 he places they passed and .h.
realized that he knew things.
People can IheszinstOn DUH h. said. but you
u thought at first"
.~ TSsday ny brain pa T.I IS an IN Whit
mainly on the sight or course. you pass through
i wish understood your u G Peadsa as' 81 n.u
20 do something: intend 10 be the uaksr oe
| 1T sounds almost ambitious"
/ $50 II Is, And isn't every woman snbftiousr'
....But Il an means business. Lady Lydo.n--
- suppose Il does
| In that field we Just passed is a gold NINE
| "A gold mine for me-"
you intend 70 do great thingsF"
am not G ver mn ass are 1 s,sas have done them
She nearly cried out a retraction o. her whip.
Wers CT she An express was due n. pig rates
pefes-TiSSs = stt fIiS sd's az tne SIDE used oy
ing c and rssros ISL as thsy drew ".
him He lsaped from The cart and aug her ps.
Hold thoser.
A little old woman had slipped through. and vss
SOW ma!Ains her way across the line The train
The gate on his side went to with a click. Their.
Ing The old woman was deaf and did not hear
/ In second he had his arm around the little old
~ GIa, "a, WalsL bur sne seemed oewtdered; she
aS sy, tae tram came Dou4eing on
she felt it rsfinE her hair She cIutched the rsns
Then she looked Up At first she nothing and
Ie!t sick And then she realized that the little old
There was tremendous excitement "A crowd clus-
tered round sylvia waited She saw them helping
the shelter OF chemists shop.
In little while she drove across.
After q few minutes had elapsed Oobrs-
TT Is all right ne said. cheerfully.
u an so glad You gave me such fright
'Proyidence walks abroad in Chessinston-" hs
4. was splendid splendid, And for stranger
He drew himself up.
No not stranger he said. with a queer look
And Ne r S Eat iA1S IA ny Po1 Per-.
reckoning OF .such relationships. His father mar
Then II was providencer' she sasa aloud ct am
me c0ngrstulate her? mean Il shs = Up TO- 70 i
She aIghted and ne led the way in
Mother this is Lady Lydden
The old lady was herself again shs flushed with
7 am grateful to YOU. my dear" .hs said. IN
response 70 Syiya's anxiou. inquiries TT Is very
trounlesou1e TO be a deaf olt woman
We ought TO be better acquainted. Mrs. Dobr-c
been drssdtug neglected. since eas 70 eSes.ns
ton by the people best worth knowing"
They talked for while Ike old friends Then
The old lady announced that she was al right and
would walk home.
STUFF and NONSENSE" she said. n answer 20 all
0 0rers 2r help TIE n9thlns The matter with
within a quarter or an hour. the necessary shop
ging done. they were driving back 70 Chesainzron
But aren't we going rather long way round--
II want to go round BY Bur,;ngrorc." re- ex-
planned. There Is much want 10 show you"
the cool. fresh wind whistlins in their ears be
poured out the story or Chessinston he chose to
every point OF the map. The place was actually
growing under his hand
Golden is a myth" he said Il am really Alone"
They passed the lodge gates OF Bursinsford Hall
he is TO De pitied snvtsd"
~. I{ Is a beautiful properJy
Whose sufrerance"
Then I am sorry for him"
DO not De too sorry He has always said that
Gould you be tealousc-.
You know 7 have mat You see what i, coming
70 me- And could show you more. But these
things a32s, do not, not count"
You know what does. SYLVIA
II may can you that9 Why the only thing thas
counts IS that a man should know how 10 and his
You have found your way into mine" shs saft
THE Sketch
NEW COLOR COMBINATION
A favorite consultation OF color seen in tho ha,s
worn at the Ascot races mauve and pink in
haEla Vnic He'd reflfr