New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

On Sunday she would take the train for New-York
and might fill her Pace-if l could. Meanwhile she
would hold no communication with me. Our contract?
Nothing but bit of paper.
The whole thing had grown out of a caprice
on her part which had seen fit not to humor. But
some Caprices expensive. This threatened to
cost thousands of dollars.
On this account l blue when Field and went
into restaurant the theater after the performance
the next night to get a sandwich. Mademoselle, with
her chief supporter in the eud sitting
table. She bowed to Field, whom she greatly liked
and glared at me. After period of one-sided
versatOn, he suddenly said:
Jimmie, it's a shame to you two good people
sulking in opposite corners of the temple. Blessed
IS the peacemaker I'm going to make peace with
her
Make peace with the deuce!" blurted out.
We'll that's my forte you know" answered
Eugene with gentle smile. Excuse me while go
TO hold out the olive-branch"
My chair sidewise them; but out of the
of my eye watched the process.
MadcmOiselle raised her dark eloquent orbs when
my sclf-appointed emissary approached her, and
smiled sweetly at him. l suppose this particularly
gracious manner to further emphasize the frgid
looks she had cast in my direction After moment
of the light banter they accustomed to exchange
Field drew his chair little to hers and leaning
forward began to talk earnestly.
Rhea Immediately drew back her queenly head and
looked haughtiy. She frowned, knit her eyebrows
made dramatic gestures, and spoke out in quick
cited tones. She tragedy persOnifed. You
would have thought that Field suggesting
dire deed. Through it all he talked quietly. At
last her demeanor became calm. Her face
sruned a listening, thoughtful look Her eyes were
fixed his. | could that her expression
growing softer Finally she smiled outright He
laughed and She looked up at him with another
smile, and a shrug which seemed to mean: As you
will. my lord
Field came over and touched me on the shoulder.
It's all right now, old man. She fOrgves you and
thinks that perhaps after all she herself may have
been a little hasty She's consented to dress salad
for us in true Belgian style The oil from my olive
branch will be in the mixture Come over and treat
her if there never had been any yawning gap be
tween YOU"
Thus a disastrous parting of the ways avoided.
and for the remainder of the Mile. Rhea all
graciousness. When, a the end of the week, Field
departed for Chicago it seemed almost if there had
been death in the company, he left such vacancy
I remember another happening of the Rhea season
which, while had nothing do with my star always
have considered interesting Incidentally it
overcoat Ahead of the company, was travelling
alone in one of Western States of great prairies
1t late in the afternoon and tired of reading AID
of gazing the trackess plains, was halfdozrg,
when | heard the door open and shut quickly and a
mans voice ask anXiously: is there doctor in
this carr"
Everybody glanced up, but confessed to
medical attanments y stalwart young fellow in
boy garb had made the inquiry He appeared If
he could keep his most occasions, but 1t
plain that now he was excited and distressed. He
pelted his question, and gazed all If somehow
guilty in not being doctors Realizing that
could be of assistance, he rushed without giving
any of a chance to find out what the trouble
was. In the behind the sound of his urgent
question family to is there doctor