Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1905-01-07
The Art that Conceals Heart

pcrImentally minded Wariarerl ANA a
reversed goods engine. Consequently the
passengers from the Northern Rusher'
were dccantcd. for the time being, into
The Duilboro' Slow Express They would
leave the train at Clinkholn junction,
the guard of the Slow Express had cN-
planned when asking people TO overlook
4 little croWdin".
We were fairly comfortable in our conf
APARTMENT the Nicc-iooking Couple AVID
my Noble Self They had corner and
had corner, and Spinstcr Lady Of
evidently severe morals and unbcnding
ri%idity sat in the middle of a seat. No
corners for Ter her glance implied.
We looked out OF the window at the
Northern Eu,hcr' diagorging its load
fine window opposite us was tickcted
Reserved" ard had m-t began to
wonder idly what the people might he
like for whom the compartment had been
rendered sacred when II pcrspiring por-
ter tore open on: door and began to
lombard lis with bags. hold-alls and
dressing eases. | had only time to notice
that all these things were shiny with
| excessive neWucss when their owners
followed. They bore the same brand.
from head to foot, of Il ncwness affecting
not only their garments and accessories,
but their mutual relations,
| The Nice looking Couple smiled furtivc-
". and the stony Spinster Lady became
,tonier. aal ] was conscious Of Il gentle.
ihilIating interest as | gazcd upon the
tWo souls SO recently fused in one. That
! i, gazed upon the bodies and conicc-
| turcd the souls, which ud.ing by cx-
| teInal-, were in admirable condition.
| Neither OF them turned hair under our
united observation, and both would have
! denied upon oath, if questioned pumply
having seen ii bishop lately. They Sc
iccted opposing corners and settled them
selves with deliberations She wore the
| kind of costume that everyday Young
Women are wont to do their railway
travelling in shinmering pearl gray,
with white cloth cape trimmed with
| feathers and II three coImercd hat ap-
lparently composed of cobwcbs. diamond
pms and Parma violcts She carried n
great bunch OF these fragrant flowers.
licr hair was little disordered on one
side. and the corresponding check was
much pinker than the other. But She
was frigidly calm. Too calm ii any
thing
He Wore a suit of tweeds but what
twceds, His light brown billycock hat
was an idyl His collar was n dream
his nccktics tone poem. his boots the
agonlHing acme of perfection Only upon
his wedding day could Il man wear such
boots without knowing that they were
there. His hair shonc, not with pomatle.
but with a conscientious valct'S groom
ing. His faultlcss parting, his straight.
clean cut features. his bronze mouStachc.
slightly waXed. the white. well kept hand
trcm which He had drawn the tan glove,
his whole personality cNhaled the subtle
fragrance Of health and youth and high
breeding. The modesty Of his black
pearl tie pin, the delicate reticcnce of his
slender watch chain, the studied sim
plicity OF his single rng. were set ut
Taught by the garish and distrcpant
-plcndor of pair OF ruby. sapphire and
diamond cuit links. did not hesitate
tor an Instant l knew they were Il wed.
ding present from Her Her Christian.
ramc the claimant repetition of her
initials upon her dressing BAGS and level
Christian name began with IS" Did
I"R, $. D." stand for "Remcmhcr. sara
Dear" fell, quito conccited of the
pretty fancy.
! must say thov did il >erv we'll that
-, considering. When She suue@led into
her corner and fcigucd to be Immersed
IN the middle OF an uncut novel The
1e@nheld, by John Thomas Grubhs--
l!c could not restrain Il glance al an
prevail When lie got ali the paper :
round him, AMI opening the largest held
it steadily before him. She 2lowed with
aiminion; II Was 81 like Il husband Of
at least tWckcmonth'~ standing.
when i this Wretched train yoinr Ia
start - She asked, in the coolest of level
tones. for the Dullhoro' Slow Exprc,,
vas still painting by the platform.
Week ~ ~, said lie. looking over
his paper with really glacial indifference.
There i. | fancN." said the male
moIetN of the Nicc-looAino Connie
p plenty of time To spare at Dullboro'.
Have YOU seen this :"
= lie offered an afternoon paper. /
SneW, by the langud indifference VIA
which Tie accepted and ran his eve Oven,
II particular page that an account If
Their marriage Was condensed into n mr.
82raPh. During the afternoon" | i'm.
i3@Ined. the happy pair lett for the
north. Nhll}icNha' Castle. pcrthohiro
having been Kent by the brides uncle
Lo'd ll"WtoWdic. tor the honcymuop -
! dId hope hey would not lird the ca.tlc
lamp, Would there br triunphll
l1reh And would the local iirc hrinn,ic
ami Band of llNe unite in drawing The