The Cairo bulletin., 1906-04-08

Not really IN love.' said Mrs. Mer-
rFwcather turning.
"Oh. / doat believe people do that
NOWADAYS. 40 thew" said Daisy with
All innocent air
The hostess, yon may believe in the
meantime was Gdgetjus. Never was Il
hostess i'm greater dilemma, ana
when presently the GrotIjuS aud Miss
Chatwtnd entered she had THAT vague,
helules~ feeling that she wished the
floor 10 open and swallow her although
she was usually capable of standing
on any floor. even did ID open,
Sir Arthur came across with his for
elgu office manner-an exaggerated
manner of having done thing which
hid his minor achievements and Lady
Grofin. quiet. red faced important and
behind a tall slim, fair girl, who look
ed M suddenly with 4 little gasp,
drouued her fam to hide heg DHalt-
rassment. which Diekie Burton pick
cd up in his ELUSIVE way, she 'rgat-
ting Ia thanh. him. Her cyes were naW
on man in the corner across tne rqomi
now away from him.
Mrs Ne.qvweather. stil beside
Daisy. leaned over and fin her deep
whisper that tells all the news Of one
world one wants to know said.
"You know, they say, il va that
girl who ruined that man.
Daisy leaned forward to hear more.
"Do tell me" She said.
But the hostess was arranging the
couples, ana she ala not hear them
How that dinner went on is one of
Mrs. van Brula's deep ohagrins Never
WAS aluuci more steplu, nat d.d ,nH
wine seem to raise the spirits As for
the unexpected guest, he said nothing
id particular and then suddenly after
the fish. | believe began To talk with
calm. admirable self possession. h'
looked across at Miss Clatwiui and
remarked. 81 haven't seen yoU IN Il
long lime" Miss Chatwiud. usually
SO self possessed, said nothing in par
ticular. She seemed frozen. She WAS
not often thar way
After diuapr-thc hostess than6ln-
her stars that it was over-1rlaM
was alone for a moment Whom ia'
men had come in from their cigars Loo
loitcrcI behind. and whom le ra.o o1t
De met Miss ChalUul n Obj" ball.
Il wa waiting for y0u' she -I.t
cob. were yoJ:' Dc replied co.a.%
81 vau'cI 90 ta.l you again
sob. G,u't let's Tails about r. h"
saH "Come. l1 Dot me tHk' .1H il'.
in"
They entered the room in2 Ha. aH'
fbc hostess Tor tho first t.Ha Sol. %"
T uaf ,ncr. auc- a.. perhaps ae Boz
not made 30 bad q rauy u. a. f.r
what happened aftcrwgra Z l.9ft
very c.o1r evidence From what u'"
know about # I arm quito s-r. -h7r
conversation between those two 5a1nc
people was not very am.anic.
( Ihasc started this story with thi- ae
count OF what happened at lir- Nan
EruIcs dnncr because 10 maa.s plain
mo..e easily tuau Otherwise sHl.I She
Z strange events That followed aul winch
are only cyp.auah.e 900 sae ground tlHt
I TIFFANY was mm I.,s 800 other maa-
! % man who would san hacS, although
+ The world v3s against um.
IL was after most ~ The appoint,
meuts bad been made that u'y ran
arr5-s hm in Washington. IT, hil ap-
Piled for the Glance ef retrieving lu-
+ -c.l-auy e1-t ~ appointment n i.e
/ service bur the administration and
I tire department. which bad $50 Ha1f
/ appointments at thc.e daIr . iad up
7 .enfouer f.r man Who hal gone
Il. through SD uttor q dizgraee- lie seemed
10 have uo chance at 3u. au1 fusls be
believed that De had none save suea 3s
!. De could create out of bis own i0raeful
/ will
s.me time srfervard General N.-Iel
+ de Gonz8Ie-. commaulaut an SAN Ter
nandez. received "a visit from ran Do
bad known. though this man was COM
rle-eIy worn down and Er-. 20 VI bis
former SELF General 70 -isi So Coma
les. son mar remember j. f-l were
|. about Washington eu.r years before.
Oh DIS upward career n spanish poll
ties and diplomacy bad Hocn military
attarhe ~ the Spanish ie-ar.Hn. ana ~
that time Do had known Lieutenant
| Tr.lauv. vb1 was q man iu evidence
about the clubs when Dr. was or duty
and a man OF considerable wealth and
social position who I'D q great dell Of
very charming eutertalniug man al
thar tine 70 know.
General Gonzales knew the snbsc.
ggg1e-eEe7ts Z ~ al 80 y b