Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-04-14

n SA4AA NouhtlS h0e''S VI SAAht ~
wainwright, tinancier. topped
the ridge overlooking the water
in climax of architectural hid
eousness and extravagant cost. The
grounds of Charles Wainwright, finarl-
cier, stretched out into countless acres
of landscape gardening. The whole es-
tate of Charles Wainwright, financier.
eclipsed those of his neighbors in the
fashionable suburb, even as the name
Of Charles Wainwright, fnancier.
eclipsed almost every other in the city
world where none. ruled as undis
puted and absolute monarch.
Even when be turned from the bus
tie Of city and fellow money builders
and sought for a space the simple life
on his $22.500.o0a country place. with
it's modest equipment of forty serv
ants, Mr. Wainwright so far carried
into the wilds the atmosphere of bust
ness and the burden of other mems
wealth as to have Il very complete lit
tie stock brokal. room fitted up adjoin-
ing his big library and to iieep a man
night and day 1t hi; private wire.
Charles Wainwright. fnancier. was a
bachelor. No obese or statuesque Wife
carried about wish her Il portable ad
vertiselnent OF his wealth in the shape
of fabuousiy valuable jewels or made
his name renowned in opera box. New
port casino or LenoN COTTAGE His only
brother had died years before. leaving
iNI1G GO
AMI Two children to divide it. These
children - Ealias Il strii.ingly pretty
aud stiil more %tl'iiSia1l. Independent
girl OF twe5ity-fou:. and Perry. Il de
lica.rully :;;::::.:'. lo,ah!e lad Of twenty
one-iivad VIII their t:lele. who man
aged their affairs. let them go pretty
much as they chose and--as they were
mo"a OF less 0"aa:naatal and enter
tanning and decidedly popular was;
rather fo:ie OF them.
The trio had passed Il pleasant TN
eventual meath Ill The big house on the
hill carly il, the summer OF 80. when
d day ,lawnaA Y hercoa fate booked ::
numbce Of decide liz Interesting fatef,li
hasH@!lil.@s t. or..l.
Naiawri@; Himself was up beti,nc,
and ~ l.arl: in III; library, porting owe!
market reports cipher kilograms ana :!
dozen other details Of deals which hi
silnplc life cult did not prevent hin.
from operating at long range With
him was his secretary. Thompson. Il
pallid. ca..nes;t looking young fellow
whose uu9ljtrusiye efficiency had lon
since wcG The fnaucier's admiration
This nor ing affairs in the financial,
world had gone more than ordinarily
to Mr.. NainwriGht's liking Moreover
a paragraph in enc of the city paper.
that had caught his eyes had set his
lean gray face to twitching With as
near IN approach - y smile as the
great man ever permitted. Altogether
be WAS in an unwentedly genial mood
and some of his good nature so far ey
banded as to includ" his busy secre-
tary.
'Thompson" he remarked rs the last
batch of correspondence was cleare.!
away. you're looking pale DO work
yon too hard?"
NO, lnuee'fs sif repiitn lhP seer
tary, with n pronptitude that haze
something almost slayish in it,
Feeling all right went on VAIN
wright. You need more exercise. WI!
don't you get ont Of doors oftener:'
The work SIR
Get another man TO help you do the
telegraph part of it. then. r.
Thank you. sir, You are very kind