The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-03

does ne! Rather shy. /! shouiu say, , nhu
hod-oT. but spiendld iigure. Iheq
Irenchtnan is ac.ualiy the famous
Marioi, whose DOCKS are my oeLsht,
though mes wretch the way ne writes
apout women. hes Clanooihlu great
chum. and they nave been travelling
together.
nelehs lace had nghted
Know only one or Two DOCKS OIL
Nlarlol s-essays prlnciPaily, :, pul they
are perfect OF their kind
ADVISE you 10 keep 10 inc essays,
SAID MISS Bleecker, dryly. lie mas an
enormous reputation IN the literary
world, ana one ilkes TO meet .hein, now
ana again, II they are not lrutnps.
Anu proVldeu ne is not ea-slch'
sald fieien, smilihs.
IN tnlS BOAT, IN an Ordinary sea,
there,li De no excuse Tor IL. Why, one
hardly KNOWS we are moving. 10 re-
turn 10 Slahuonaio, doht you LINK
people one reads about and hears about
are always disappointing! uoti say
tnere was anything wrong attributed 10
mn, ti'eS saiu nc was rather SsuiNotic
IN MS treatment Oh the Worthless creh
ture, VINO Iau 10 give up MS Name anu
60 u''uei' but ne IS 80 nluGh lihe
other people. Nothihs TO SNOW lie WIS
IN such notorious aiVorce sutt-rleleh'
what are you smiling at?
Ihe thrilling thought that mad NJ
de Maflol TO NIX my salad dressing,
replied MISS tCarstalrs.
was IL good? am always careful
tne ilfst DAY out. On! must tell you
ABOUT those queer DICKS, the South-
erners. 1t seems that Lord and Lady
Chahhel fleet came on board at the
last minute, ana TOOK quite an ordl-
nary room-tnat heaVy-looklng red
faced man and the dowdy woman in big
TURQUOISE earrings, who sat at the cap
talhs taole-they had to have those
TWO seats, so the Winstanleys were
transferred to us II we had only Sc
cured the Channel Fleets, we should
have been so complete! Perhaps they
and Clandonald don't speak, though. and
the captain found 1T out, or the purser,
VINO always hears all the gossip. At
any rate, we've got to put up with the
Winstanleys, and III give you my frank
opinion, Helen, that before this voyage
Is over Well have cause to rue the day
when we laid eyes on them. The old
man is simply too absurd, Treats her
us l! she were princess and he her
courier. 40" you could stand ms bab-
ping IN your ear, can't imagine. But
Bhe! she' The worst specimen of the
travelling American. who makes one
blush for ones country when abroad"
one must own to her good looks"
Helen interpolated bravely.
My dear, that is unworthy of you. a
Iwenty-third Street shop-girl would be
ashamed to do her hair like that; and
her frock-bought in stock, and fitted
IN half day. probably. But even that
uoesns count beside her phenomenal
assurance and self-conceit. Fancy now,
hcr addressing remark to me. before
had spoken to her. | never heard
such a string or words from young
person IN my life, and to take 1t upon
her to entertain the whole table! 1t
really silenced me. One comfort is that
Everybody Will put her down as 1 did,
tnd sooner or later she'll be left severe
~ 70 herself
II noticed that Lord Clandonald and
h. de MariOl seemed much amused and
the others couldn't keep their eyes from
ner, saiu tiuthiui lieien, VINO mad her
r c,'n., ea"se hor piunk "onderineht at tne
~ NE ueveiopiieht Oh 'ohh 1iyhhs
.!n,,, .i..
~ .la. - 'nu PROVOKING part OIL
men, als"ereu MISS Bieecker, tossing
Her heao' give them a pretty race and