New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-06-07

going to be. and people will 90 to it Miss
Dome caught onto the scheme right
away: 50 You see she's not going to leave /
the stage anyhow. As for her accepting /
NE, cant tell YOU. because | dom l-now /
Maybe she will, maybe she won't. That |
ism going to interfere with the company /
either way. Good scheme. isn't it?
You're wonderful man" said Lady
Maud, with genuine admiration. Do /.
YOU mean TO say that you have settled +
al that between YOU already:
She signed tie preliminary agreement
II Bayreuth. and the papers are being
made out by my LAWYER in New York
They talked few minutes longer
agreeing that she should tell Margaret
what was going . happen; but that Mrs.
Rushrnore and hralinsky should be kept
IN ignorance Of the plan. 1t was not likely
that any OF them would be on deck much
before Logotheti came on board
THERE IS q good anchorage out OF the
tidal current at SCaletta, some few
miles below Messina. on the Sicillan side,
and toward this Well known water the
Er1nna led the way, followed al q short
distance by the Lancashire Lass.
LogOtheti and Baraka watched her. and
\
OF his Yacht. without even using glasses,
for she had ewes like an eagles, and the
American millionaire stood alone at one
end OF the bridge looking toward her.
Logotheti had told her that hrallnsky
was on board. and that she should see
him as soon as both yachts could anchor
He explained that il was an unforeseen
occurrence. and that Van Torp must
have taken him on board somewhere on
the previous day. To the Greek sur
prise Baraka showed no outward sign OF
emotion He had promised TO take hel
10 the man. and had said that he was near
at hand. that the meeting ShouId LAKE
place sooner than had been intended
hardly surprised her, because she had
been 50 perfectly sure that II was near
All al once kralinslly appeared on
deck. taking of his white cap TO Lady
Maud. and they stood still, facing each
I see him. Baraka said II . low
voice. raising her glasses Tor clearer
view. " L IS he
Iooo-heri. who had been much alb
sorbed IN thinking about ms coming III
-e-zjew with Margaret. raised MS SIaSSeS
TO for he was curious TO see the man al
, last He had known LeEen lot "a . >
2 -ho77qT never Intimately. as ne hl4e" q
E vast number Of people II LONDON al4o
! was struck al once by the resemblance
E u Size. build. and complexion
! He j. farter than he was. and I7aIeTTi;
b Ri, aid quietly: but Il IS he ne
! : er1eabirg earnestly with the oeautl1q
wo-nan IN black, | can see 5.,- vel. he
d MS her. but she does not like nm;
- think she IS telling him 50. am sIau
b B.- she is more beautiful than Baraka
+. cen IN those poor clothes Nhen me, ne see
/ me he viii deny me, because ne likes Ike, TN
y f.aa-3rif1ll woman IN black. VIII lel
S-5l-o 70 be ready. Il is a pity op! Sc, Sc,
y there viii be no other way, II , Is ms fPr pr
: have teen happy with you. 7.,.-.
Instead q y Look Of f s4S EsFoa nof9 955ia
:. -7arion n her lovely young. features ,t@ =
= ~ -, had been less anxious about his ow
y ~ - ---c 6tl would have smiled at her sim
Il plicity- 49,. -,,;-, ,-,,, will le
: no III with him a little apart from IN
d rest. and sPro shall g 2shl 5s; nm 1ne an
- - e,C-7 and Spl-0 shall ShOe