Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20

MT. newton on the Otner size OF tne
fence. AS he climbed over and reached
the road he eyed Livingston quizzingly
as he continued, 'Or perhaps you have
been hunting in the lake,"
II have" replied Livingston, with
laugh. while the girl at his side hast
ened to explain:
u shudder to think, uncle, what
might have occurred II he had no,
happened to be here
$50 this is Marion" thought Living
ston, as he modestly disclaimed any
credit for doing anything unusual.
u was wondering as saw you ahead
Of me how you two had met" said Mr..
Newton to Livingston. 'T'll hurry
along and tell mother to get some Of
my clothes ready, and you'd better step
lively yourself or you'll be taking cold
1T must be lonely here in the win
tar time. 1t seems so sleepy now
Livingston said. as he hurried along
with the girl at his side.
~ don't think those who live here
mind 1t. Long Island folk have the
name of being very wide awake"
rs the reputation more than local?"
Yes, think So" with a sudden
laugh.
II do not fancy you would be lonely
anywhere"
"Oh, do not live here. only came
to visit my uncle"
BY this time they had reached the
house and Livingston was soon rugged
out in a suit of Mr.. Newton's old
clothes, while his own disappeared In
the region of the kitchen, to be dried
and pressed.
The following day 1t rained and Liv.
ingston was induced to extend his visit
still longer. Marion played for him
during the afternoon. Her simple man.
ner and dress set of her wonderful
beauty, and her sweet voice completed
the work that her eyes had begun the
day before-Livingston was in love and
with a country girl. What would the
Senator say?
But he was not one to hesitate. When
he at last reached the Beverly House
! "N "'"'S " hio uhNiS' ihS ie'eci ioh
Jas follows:
Dear Uncle-Your received. viii
be pleased to make the acquaintance of
your ward. You must, however, get all
romantic notions out of your head. To
begin with, have already met my fate.
Hope she may meet your approval, al
though but country girl. l have
not won her yet, but mean to IL can.
Another thing, although have not
much of this worlds goods myself, |
could not think of marrying a girl for
her money.
Thanking YOU for your interest in
my welfare. however, which I know il
actuated only Inv vour ar,ection for mo
and bopinp 10 see Won soon. remain
"Your loving nepbew
GEORGE LIVINGSTON"
The next day Livingston received n
disnatcb from wosbipotor which rood,
erin to New York DELAYED NV h,si.
ness Miss r stiu with roia,iy.os
Don't be foolish. nc
So Livingston found Long Island
pleasinp and fingered until one dav
Marion placed her hand IN his and toId
him she would he his wife.
GLOW will Won like 70 live in Wash.
ington?' he asked her later
"Oh. IL Is very pleasant there IN the
winter. while Congress is in session
but one gets tired of the continual
round of dancing calling and receiv,
Ingn
Have you had so much experienceg ?"
Le asked Iauphipg.
"Why. I have been tbere severa,
winters. didn't Won know How strango
that uncle didn't mention n IN Won
have but recently returned from paris
where | have been for two wears nj
school. but before that I lived with NV
parents in Washington. They died
there, They left me in charge Of Sen.
ator Graham. an old friend of INV
father"
Senator Grabam?" exclaimed IIv
ingston.
YES, On my arrival from Poris last