The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-17

on Nrntlge's las birthday l,otY uncle pre-
| scnted Her with IL token OF Ills love III
,hf share # e n yeX me- ca md
necessary ror successful amateur photo
1snst u 5olly16 cried Nudge s eom,ng
to md me lying the ltw ys, aIen ,en,i M"
s If! rsps;istsSS% gieefdlly''I'vs R0t one
S"Let's have d look, dear sald !, I, en-
dcnvoing to be plea SAINT In spite OF my.
ISL Sic handed mo The negative, and scat
ed herself beside mr.. 3 I, y. I, I.
yo ho slssys sSs she III islnaiy expiSlnsd isni
could msas & noth fig aly Sit %,pys Az
ill7nntured enough TO say 80 | ran over ;, :
see ~ heT taakt, ana Il !hei p1nnssd q,
stennlera comes out 50 "a y" -.
so L AMI ~ OH, / soc Il now, Why.
It's the, old churchyard we saw on SUNDAY
MadEs s saR'' i VAS trao cold
"1Ixcuse mo mentioning II 11pghi but ut
It is n group Of father ana mother anu
Mr. Samson and yourself
say undcr( the circumstances. 7 felt
raj her foolish, and that did not neip my
ruffled tenH,per. M9'ying tho negative, saw
aIs'ns gm tiys eHr iathe wh nS
is Samson and which x,,sars y IN we ,iuv
= "Thkre you nre-both Of YOU
"6i MH wwe Ii You Oh might Know yourself by
tho way you wear your wa 70 chain. y, 1,
''Iys certainly a unique photographic
sonlewhat vague" observed after mo-
Il think 1t splendid for a beginner Z she she
returned M ~ slf ias
SsGlad you're pleased, N1adge.. Person |.
hllv,I consider you We been wasting your
ainio as well as your plates. = e Y
IT'S al very veil s ii splkaiy I. ! Ut
h thi Is ~ asss
.know--and I've had scarcely tlve minutes L'
Of your company. 3s
I'm I; sorry YOU &! don y care for pho toy
pnotog f g But iris" held Up the
offending piece OF glass, language falling f;.l
9 e. =. (,
Mr. Samson says ITS quite good-much
better than amy first attempt nc ever
saw \; A.. 4. 80,
has got 10 do with It." I haid, with irrita-
ii Mr.. Samson has been exceedingly kind
explaining and a ndrseshg a dark room
he has fitted up for me, put you o s'''1lSy
&s'pld you ask him to 1T up your dark 'llsa
not. He offered-whioh was
I''ASi confess ii never occurred to ne .d to
you In daylight" Madgo was silent.
&c ouldnt you haye kept samson I, aw ~
till to-morrow? He'll be here 2, al u, 4 Lne
month and I must leave IN the morning
no, I'd be tier go Tonight. , X Y
4 At that moment. through the open door.
I caught sight Of Samson coming down. 's,l
aIone, for s he ' called out: Success you've
come out beautifully.
He was litsle taken aback ,. when ne
found US together, but ne qaifjvy ree0vefeu
' "This his ' IS Your own. he said. "1'll take
some ~ prnts presently. I'll Just run up
*z Ssaay. again gain and see one q sW0 e"'As'
When he had gone turned 70 n, 9'!s
Hasn't, he heard we are enga geo O. 81 =
asked her. No !,
a"Oh, I suppose So EYcryaooeiy mas. ioid
II tell you, Nadge, I'm not going to SUP: sub
nit to this sort Of thing. samson,s q good
Of tie family and all that-but he Is not
10 moopolzo you on the mere excuse Of
some wretched photographs # he has
FORGOTTEN that we arc eHSustu, mus :
remind him. In the meantime 4 wish
you'd come up the glen with me-. 800
Gin the meantime I've got to- 90 some
developing" she replied. without moving
how yer. 3 Hga5
tyo,t two days and a half, dnresay L
can have patience for an hour. But what
tern, .real''Sin my letter to Mr., Ha.mil-
ton, Of PETERSBURG. =. : ,>-,.ron