Evening journal., 1906-09-07


nave Hh-erea f-om me laiosi psvu,4a.
symptoms lately wAan1 pe down al
night I l.aye 2 rrmhilng sohpd in my
head that prevents my sleeping"
How Co you aeconnt for ity' asked
Whitney
ITS the hcastly dampness.s' Tom re
marked, "a man here last summer
hegan With exactly your symptoms and
his doctor told him n be didn't go
away from the lake quick he would be
raylng maniac"
The curate turned pale.
Dear me, I should hate to leave this
delightful place. but / cannot run sucl
a risk as that"
by August so many boarders arriyec
that the landlady turned the boys anC
bachelors into the "Annc." n small cot
tage divided into bedrooms hy thin
wooden partitions. and the curate, Mr.
whitney ana Tom were reicgnted to
lhcsc quarters. TOMS room being be
tween tho other two
whitney passed the time playing
golf with Tom. who was alngularly un
iilSc himself. Instead OF being indefnt.
igablc ana buhbling over with spirits.
lc was laagUid and dull. He said the
hare poasi5iC,g Of having n foozler en-
fer his fasn'l- reduced his nervous sys.
tenn to q pulp.
what on errth did you bring IN,
herc fory" nsssd whitney. "I can't see
anything OF ycur sister without thai
eycrlaating porsoa."
"she viii he tired OF his symptoms
before long" said Tom.
"She appears to be in love with him
aud his symptoms"
"Shs haa como Hetioa about life or
usefulness - reFacn's VIE. Shell
drep it enya he has s5ae."
''Catea h.n so.As." N'hitney greane6
u kavs so4ss," sa.d Tom.
faas E:7.ss na;,aeF :ay awake wiz
an Re.iar too... H. heard the curate'
bed eHea-s "a 80 psss fellow tosse
resdess... "Fo..es Stating IA his head,
tia0Isit V.4i.ae-. Ihes lie heard 90
ton pse.as hae.s and f5r,h. Present.
he appeared 90 tsy sleeping again an
gave rosth 6s..ds snore. SUDDEN
he spse4S oa. OF bed, threw open b.
doo-, reshea MHciy tbr5ugh the ha
and csWa ,ae rt1;.s. Whitey, alarmed
chased Gf.zg h.-l. Eeaeaing the gar
den. hs N@5 4oi..1sa % sas Seton nal
ins f-.i t..s s,~a:-..-i f5r the LAKE
Whitaey ple.'e1 pr "a a3.iie sad tAPeW
It. k.,.,ar s-.3l Ia ii.s rlaa Of tav
baeii. 10 7.e-esG eHd tesssd slowly
, aFousc. 1873 Tzsuess ssas C2sa hiin n
an ias,eas eai. sssapi;as tse eston
ished e.-e.e ...asa aal naii h.m dow;
'Iie.a; A-us -ar,' hs yelled,
"Sha, Up" said W.i@aey, "I've save
yous ike"
''N-hy. {, - .-r, v-hi;ney. What {
yea Hseaa1"
A yeaAs r@sssoa eeia9.ns near T.
shore heesc ,.ss ci.ss eac, ee.a. b.
eHaeses..ey oetnt .=n 20 TIE spoc
''Whaia ,aa saw3" 10 es.cd.
''It is tho casS,s: lie was just soln,
10 dyosva h..le-.s,"
"Deas rss," sad Seton, Il was jus
goiHs TO t@se q plunge"
AT iais ieGsi," sacegcd Whitney.
you cog5t ny wo-d:"
The cgr@ .e's biooi WAS UP; lie foagi
and s.s4sS.si T.sosoas,y, Il tea. ho
men 10 hasle.s hig.. agl Gcy SGT b.
down asa.a. Wli,esy ret oa him; T.
doctor tooz e., h.s ca.Osoforn cs
saturated G .-aa-..e.pa.., ani held
over Se.oa's f-ca Ul-,i lie w@5 u2ec
ccious.
AZ t.ey if;ad h.a, 70 carry Aim
cssAeth.as c-ee9s.., Il was b.
towel Tas eassie aad knotted
aro-ld as wais,.
'Thuacer eas seas,," ezc.a.n
Wlhiaes 'De goa suppose ha re4.
Ues only so..- Is sw.aInlnss"
'Loo..s es.i.OgaieGiy like e." c.
tho cocsss es.-.y
As .hss passed To.l'a door &c loo
oEs. enl scene ihe.r blrdea. his e,
diiatsd vita he-so7
"a told hiin he'd be d.owael CONS
by those rocks after dar.z," said To-
"fIe's been there every nigh. lately"
"Hs Is not dead-his head struck
tin can" said the doctor.
"Will It lle safe for Us 60 leave hiI
alonefp asked whitney.
! "Sefer-for Cs. he has not had dop
enough TO hold him loag."
The cu-ate left On sa early train nes
morning bc.o-e ANYBODY wcs about.
Tom too Whlircy Into tic roo-n y.
Gated By Scion. iHrred bac-- the he
af the mattress aud from u slit IN I'll