The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-31
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4 dining at cafe 80 Paris The yvaitet
Il presented the bin. which was duly
I Maid. with an extrR frame by way q
tip and the lady was "a ~ eritlE her
wraps when her husband saltts
.'Ibere Is Gambler whoul I have been
tryTng All day TO lind Renlain here,
and VII rejoin SOU il a fey.- riilii-
! ates
4 IsiSji= he hlrTi u toward II. Cam
bier. vito was leaving tic cafe and
only caught him on the sidewalk. The
two tliketi together f5r some time
" iis.n Ike gentleman retuElied for his
/ VIE lie found her with : crimson
face aad eyes dashing aligsr
Z yAaG is tile lnGtter my dearz" ask
ed tile astouIshed hlisbanel,
.Tbe beast. exclaimed his wire.
What benst
Way die you stay away 50 long:
! he has been gone five Minutes:
Explain
lyon had scarcely gone out when a
m,ln pissed the table stopped In front
1 OF me. stared n I me and said:
:. Well. well. Julie. You have got up
| In the world since our cscapades in the
Latin quarter
II turned my back to him, and he
went away. 1nuttering Very fine. very
/ fne The model has become n lady +"
(Which way did he go:1 cried the In
/ ciignait husband.
'4Out OF Tint door. But you are too
late One would suppose you had for.
gotten your poor wife to be gone SO
long. He is FAR down the boulevard
by this time
Describe him
ne wore Il fur overcoat-the only
one in the cafe
Going to the desk. tile husband asked
who had dined there possessing fur
overcoat and was told that It must be
n. Ciguoux His address was Il Rivoli
street.
The husba nd took his wife home and
went Immediately to IL Rivoi street
It was a large store. at which fine sta
tionery was sold weIdInG cards en-
era we'd etc. Tho gentleman asked for
Nj. Cignoux and was told that he was
dining, at his cafe and would return in
an hour.
"Give him alat sail the caller
throwing down = card on which was
the name NJ Henri Cartier. He will
understand
Returning to his wife, NJ. Cartier
told her that he had left challenge for
the man who had iuSufed her By rhls
time her Ire was somewhat inclined
and now quite vanished AT the pros
pect OF her husband losing his life In
a duel In her defense
'T'IT teach him to be more careful"
said Cartier stridinE back aud forth
tvFirIing his mustRchios viclously.
Midnight came. and no communica-
ton from the challenged party had
been received
81 must go to bed.~ said NJ. Cartier.
'aTomOrroVv have a case In court. and
I need rest
'eDo so,'' said mudame. Il VIII re
ceive the message.
In the morning the husband Gwoke
and asked his wife II any word bad
been received during the night. She
replied that there had not. After break
fast but half an hour remained before
the court opened H. Cartier. who was
an attorney said he had case to como
up, and, tnIking a bag containing his
papers he hurried way. He did not
return to his home tin ; In the after
noon When his wife told him that no /
word had been received from the ehal-
Ienged man he swore that he wOuId
take a whip and give the coward
thrashing. He was about to depart IN
order to put his threat intO execution
when a servant entered with a little
pnclIet neatly sealed 1t the ends ON
silver salver
..Whats thisY'' asked the master.
''The boy who brought It sRys ct IS
from 81. GignouN.''
IN. GIgloux: What c,rrfous doeu.
ment"'
Tearing or the pafer he displayed a
package ~ neatly engraved cards,
each bearing rtIF nRnFA NJ. Henri Carr
der lie looked at tliA cards. then at
his VIE. dg;.nfoT;nded.
''EFerr. L. ti,S- bill said the servant,
presenting Il ss.tsen'cut for copper
plate and 100 printed cards. '',rhc> boy
says that since uloaS!eltr is not known
TO the frrs he Is To get the money or
bring. back ths. cards
Husband and wife loolie;1 at each
other with wide oI1sn eyes; then both
burst Into laughter.
my faltn.- eHcI3i;ned the former.
eThe Fellow thought left my c.rI'd for
a sample to. III! Hn order'
Turning. he left his wife, ll,sr lamb
rtnglng lu his eIzs. and made straight
TOR n Rlyon street. There lie ASKED
for NJ Gienoux. The gentleman MP
Peared.
81 am 81 Henri Cartier. last night
you insulted my wife in the Cafe Lodi.
[ loft my card for you, and you sclftl
Ne''-
II insuIted your wife. monsleurt'
Eyes; you called her Julie unIl re-
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