Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-06-26
CHAPTER Mi.

witbout success to establish n fair at
Tnsbkend which would rival that of
Mini ovrorod Some twenty wears later
tho attemnt womb bovc succeeded. and
,s q mottar of foct tho fair now exists.
owing tn tbe makint, of the Transcaps n
to ur;te S,m.rls.nd and Toshkcnd. We
loft TasbLopL ,t nreciselv II o'clock in
thn mornin,
As 500, az wo ora on tho move I be-
Gin 70 ,hinl IF Kinko His little love
romonce has touched me to the heart
tbis sweetheart WIN sent himself Off.
This other syaetboort who is going to
nav tho oxnenses lam sure Major Mol
itz would be interested in these two
turtle doves one of which il in cage;
he would not ho foo hard on this de-
f,audnr of tbe comnonv he would be in.
canoble of betra wing him. Consequently
I have great desire TO tell him of my
expedition into the baggage van. But
Tho secret ia nor mine. I must do moth
inc that might oar J<;nko into trouble.
And so am silent and tonight | will,
If possible. tole few provisions to my
hacking case-to NV snail in his shell,
let us saw And il not the young Rou-
manian like a snail in his shell, for it is
as much rs he can do to get out of it ?
We reach Khodiend about three in the
afternoon. The country is fertile green,
carefully cultivated. 1t ia a succession
of kitchen gardens. which seem to be
we'll kent. immense fields sown with
clover. which Weld four or five crops
year. The roads near the town are
bordered with long rows Of mulberry
trees, which diversity the view with &C.
centric branches.
Beyond Kokhnn we shall run due east.
and by Marghelan and Och pass through
the gorges of the Pamirs 80 as to reach
the Turkesto-Chinese frontier.
The train had only lust started when
the travellers took their seats at the ia
BILE, where l failed to notice any fresh
arrival.
Ephrinell ia in his usual place. With
out going "a far as fnmilia rity II Ia
Obvious that close intimacy. founded
on similarity in tastes md ATTITUDES.
exists between Miss Horata Bluett and
the Yankee. There is no doubt, In our
opinion. but what it will end in a we'd
ding as soon as the train arrives. Both
will have their romance of the rail.
Frankly, like that of Kinko and Zinca
Klork much better. 1t is true. the pref
ty Roumanian is not here.
The dinner lasted till rather late. and
te'iiilniatei Ill an unexpected manner ny
an oHer from Caterha 10 recite mono
'csue'
omr traih more ana more resempied
small roliihg town. 1t had even It's
casiho' this dining car IN which we were
gathered at the moment And 1t was
thus III the eastern part OF Iurkestah'
four hundred kilometers from the Pamir
plateau, ut dessert, after our excellent
dinner served i'll saloon OF the Grand
Iransaslatic that the "Obsession' was
given with remarkable talent by Mon
sieur Caterna, grand premier comque.
engaged at the Shanghai theater for the
approaching season.
cere compliments. have heard Young
Coquelin-"
"A master, monsieur: a masterw said
Caterna.
"Whom you approach"
"Respectfully-very respectfully"
The braves lavished on Caterna had
no effect on Sir Francis Trevellyan. who
had been occupying himself with enoma-
topic EXPLANATIONS regarding the dinner,
which he considered execrabe He was
not amused. And yet nobody took any
notice of this yrumbling gent tenants re-