The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-05-03

Eyes; we were there nearly q week.
All, that accounts for itl''
Accounts for whatlP
Il have walked up and down every
street. lane and alley IN Bar Harbor,
hoping to catch a glimpse OF you. I
have haunted the town, and all the
time you were away
NO wonder the captain frowns at
You; Have you been neglecting your
dutys-'
Well. ! have been stretching my
shore leave just a little bit. wanted
70 apologize for talking so much about
myself ms VIC walked from the bank"
ut was very interesting. and, II you
remember. we walked farther than I
had Intended.
Were your friends waiting for You
or had they gomez
They We're waiting for me-
Il hope they weren't cross
'Oh. no! told them had been de
talned. It happened not TO be neces-
sary to enter into details. so / was
saved the task OF explanation. and. be-
sides we had other interesting things
TO discuss. This function on the cruIs-
er has doomed so large as topic Of
conversation that there has been little
need Of any other subject to talk about
for several days past"
4 suppose YOU must have attended
many grander occasions than this. Al
though we have endeavored to make
display and although we possess
reasonably efficient band. stilI a cruiser
is not exactly designed for the use to
which 1t Is being put tonight We
have many disadvantages to overcome
which are not met with in the sumptn-
Gus dwellings Of New York and Bar
Harbor"
The girls eyes were ON the deck for
some moments before she replied. then
she looked across at the dancers and
finally said:
Il think the ball on the Cousterna-
ton quite equals anything l have ever
attended"
1t Is nice OF you to say that. Praise
'front.' won't name Sir Hubert Stan
ley, hH; rather Lady IIgJert Stanley
Is prai lnGeeI -spi nov. MIS- Am
hursa lnce ! have tnufesse my fruit
less v,anlerings '-paah iar Harbor
may not have tn Pleasure of calling
upon yoa tomorrow or next day.
Her cyr+ yes G.eamry Watching
the dances
Il suppose - sat slowly with
the flicker Of a S:.iie & r9ils those en-
ticlng lips, that sine yau we're so
verS frieaiiy with Captain IEcnpt to-
night he mar expect you 10 smoke a
cigar wit; hin, and it will possibly
happen that katherine and /, who are
very fond of the captain, may chance
to come In while you are there"
Katherine: All, Katherine is the
name of the young lady who was with
you here-Miss Kempt?"
''Yes."
You are stopping with the Kempts,
then?'
.'Yes."
q wonder If they'd think l was TAX
ing liberty IL brought Jack Lamont
with me?"
THE prince?" laughed Dorothy. rs
he real prlnce?"
'0h, yes, there's no doubt about that
4 shouldn't have taken the liberty of
introducing him to you as Prince Ler-
monitor IL he were not, as we say in
Scotland. a real Nlackay-the genuine
article. Well, then. the prince and
VIII pay our respects to Captain Kempt
tomorrow afternoon"
did you say the prince is going
with you to Russia?''
"0h, yes AS told you. intend to
live very quietly in st. Petersburg. and
the prince has his shop and pair Of
rooms above 1t In working quarter of
the city. shall occupy one OF the
rooms and he the other. The prince
is an excellent cook. SO we shan't
starvc. even II we engage no servant"
Has the prince given his estates
away also:"
HE hasn't given them away exactly,
but he is very indulgent landlord,
and lie spends so much money on his
experiments and travel that. although
he has formidable income. he is very
frequently quite short of money. Did
you like him?''
'Yes. or course l saw him for a
moment only wonder why they
haven't returned There's been sew
erai dances since they left"
Perhaps" said the lieutenant, with
slight return of his stammering,
your friend may he as fond cf dane
ing as Jack is"
You are still determined to 20 to
Russia:r
Quite. There is absolutely no dan
ger I NM not accomplish anything.
hut I'll u c q try at It. The prince
has i g.rd Zeal of influence in st. Pc
tefs''rss Witch H. viii use quietly on
my hehoT, so that / may see the i'm
porlant people. l shall be glad when
the captain ceases frowning''
Drummond was interrupted by
fellow officer. who raised his cap and