New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-26
a JesOeI Case.

This is a story which Will point moral Whether
II will adorn a tale let those who read decide
The Grain Won BIubberin (she was an English
who had once been on the music hall va
riety stage and her fatal beauty the Graf had
fallen too susceptible victim when a student Of
the Rev DR. Bagges. Of Noting HILL he afterwaFd
espousing her in lawful wedlocD stood upon the
platform Of the Station du Midi at Brussels wait
ing to enter the express To Paris. IN the cOrruor
train. now ready 20 depart. her seat had already
been taken her wraps were disposed above in the
rack her Jewel case was the seat. and ner malG
Phoebe gazed down on her mistress out OF 'le
lowered window. That mistress, after casting
nervous glance up and down the platform whls-
pered now to Phoebe:
Not a sign of him; not Sign NhaIeNs' '
have become Of him?'
He's in the train somewhere. tell you Sd"
him taking his ticket" replied the maid. "ho'
having once been a trapezist who mad broken nei
legs and was afterward only too glad to take 'Aie
place of maid to her old friend and chun De we're
Mortimer now the Grain Won Bluboerih' ulu NO
feel called upon to testify very great respect "
her except when in public Then she added
In the Buffet, her mistress replied he's gone
70 Eee a harsh cultural voice said this mo-
rnent behind that nymph The tIraI nad lev in
spite OF the eccetts of his wife and her friends
the beautlLQi dcce i VI -,isqez FSeepv what
you looking out Of the fnteT vor Do Sou
NO one will steal the jewel case wHe "a Hg 10
r1ocb Geboren" Phoebe replied, getting ouL ING
81 could have stolen IT. the Graf replied Zen,
pushing his hand out OF the windoW-1 ~ dr1Irs
!Feepv7' aside-he said. Come INTO ths ui''i'
Yvonne: it's going to start -, .,,-ass few
Which the train did, and. being an " So -
along at twenty-five miles an hour on us way ~
Paris sa not stop at any station-though it stopped
betD G a good many-until it reached mons b an
Ign,,r 1r 60 Later as well as an hcuI oellLL.4
~ 40 that the Graf had plenty OF, OpRSol
ir ba5 +vvo glasses Of beer, one or AuIlLiel'
and then a coffee and brandy. TO go 20 sIeep ,n1
while the Grain sat in ner IN tbe
" tTa Pa -Rosse:tf-PhH May pictures ~ .-.0
,1tr,a1 Anusant and whispering behind rs en-
ryeninp sheets to Phoebe, whom she aWdyS i4l94'0
~ haying in the same carriage with heI .-.4 81,
-. 80 ia French lady accompanied oy 4 SOsur az
Sbart9 and an idotic daughter snou4d noo
thnugh hearing they would not nave unuefS'O0N
where ,a we fear re He'll do It right enough There
tan minutes at Mons and twenty az t5o ave-
place What do they call IT. e s say him
Wna1 rbiskev gbottIe out OF a second class WIN
how next carriage. and II nlr one o. -t-oIIe,
the line on chest Don = you sSI a. II
| .srrst fancy II I'm found out! On! "lAl7'7- 9
pc" DO Fling It out yourself or will We mns'n
De f9Hna p pun later the GRAIN who had travelled
EtaLL a. bsSore said to Phoebe who was also
veil ar0uaiuted with the route. oWiEg 70 - iasz
Guent visits Germany to tne S5Iaa ii 40 hons
p NM raodv Mind and be ready with the DIS
| You bet" said PhPbe. -. - 49,. .car,r IA
| Vow at Mons the French lazy anu ~. 49,
SharlLe, auii {, the vyav which makes our Fellow
jewellers so happy, since the per U .4o, ~ a
we are going leave them IN Iutt p s1r1.Tt citv
rar-iaFe 10 themselves; and al IhaL -, Tbs
| ont they went. being met by two priests 0A 'A'
platform bcabs let the window down again. and sat