New-York tribune., 1909-04-18

Princess followed H;m. and q tall gray haired
gentleman IL, glared II kUsto1 md 'i'
y,,.r.,r Count md SAID something ~ kl--,an
They stood with Their heads b we'd and silent.
He t-d not spes}- AGAIN except - Lord irt-~4e.
who bowed very low every time hr ~ cd
dressed
his H7gbne,s has sgreed that H.. .I-
appearance Il the Princess would solve all
difficulties " hg said " but he wlshes pT"'t 80
her intention 10 remain q Pr te person i'
hest proof be thinks. would he ner -HarTi#t'
too some on, II "A lower ~Pn,Te
To N Alexis Rusto1, sand the Princes
His HIghncss dId not name the gent eT-"a.
Lord lyyd-le remarked dryiy-
RI.-I dja The Princess tossed h.r head.
co. II Il Is not unpIe,=lng 70 You. Aly>t-
Ryst1ff took her hand silently an" lowered
his lips TO u You know he ~,.'u
knew AleEIs, she agreed very gch'lF.
Then She turned TO the gray haired gentleman
Count Ivan VIII accompany rs abroad oi
course, she added. n Rustofi and would
not accept our safety without has
The old gentleman nodded WITH e. gesture
Is + h, wIued the Count from H., earth
Then, " ssid Lord lvydalc. hi= HlGHn'-#
chaplain VIII marry you
wTE went INTO a. large room ana IA ''d
w 1.-5,st married them there and then.
and afier that the greet pcr~oHage went .-hd
IT o. few minutes Lord Ivydale ana followed
them.
The Prince kissed me a- ltiI- --t',-l anu
The Count held u71t their hanG= heslta'ingiy.
-hool, Them They looked IL Lord lvydaie
and be Looked at them. There N"1 no eAlIes-
son on hiz face but hIs eye tieke-el
Il You had harmed this lady should have
killed YOU 90 h. said a. Il he = 'ec O. common
place fact He gave ne nfa sTEa- .-l.4 We
walked down the steps together
Ii Is Ike a play ! erred rather uIi~t'z,ilJ
Tn. r,14, lt not over he told ne here
is NOR thai concerns You have pledged yon
20 secrecy for three years gwen my name '''
-o7-- good faith You hold my honor
Nv Il-d p. ,..id '' your honor is my honor
90 Amen The story IN short is this kIs-
taf and The Count were n the pay 81 tA'
Russian police but Kustotf loved TIE I'M
y. Ard the Count loved hln -a'd
know They told ne 50 much u the -'-'Ii-G'-
~Other~ Of The Princess sulte we7e po.l-l,Se p.-,
s,,-rr- too. but they did not know that ~ ! ne ne
others put the plot INTO l<ustca he"H n,
,yr7ref 10 draw off not the Russian gent pl'O
our. who were guarding the ladE men sIl'
..,r,e,I with her supposed tr1ends-n shy
zp,-if have. gone without Rustoif. "m,h ]
g., much da1ilt-sht would have found htI
s,If m the hands Of her enernles-1nd ~! the
-. - R,,taiti When vou reached tn, Prln-
80 house YOU would have found Enuf-,IV'7
| m the hands of the Russian police lhey D"' :
no resentment against you personally oI'
they thought II advisable that YOU Ni"t!" ~
| removed ! nave ptIHusi'4t'l 'i'
mn whom YOU must not know-"thcT"lse
| .. He IS rnagnanim0us, ! sad *,
Lord Ivydale Laughed slowly ne lne 81
death Of Molly Carew meant Pe.-'e - var var i"i
| b.lf an hour tonight he stated DO
think 50 poorly Of Molly Carcv
| Nv Lord, ] cried, Molly S@rt% POI
| llest Is yours to command Why did ne thlnf
| That rll.tttered 50 much,
| He could take the word ci the Test 70 hoI' hoI
| their tongue He had 70 take mIne l'i you
He took i because ] promised that your hgllol m
should be rnine and mine yours t"id mn
that YOU would marry me-and marry me YOU
must, Molly 49,, o,
vour' Nv voice broke httle. !" MARI :
poor minnie 5,a
i loved YOU at sight Molly, lie deci"Ted
and he looked down al me, and iooked up al
the dear ugly man.
| There was never taTew but ieli IN i"E'
Il sight told him. and | am one 81 Inc
lCareWsi You have my heart, my LORD .'ii'
nv b..-- - no raimici Your honor shall -
mine and mInc yours
lTHIS was Yesterday marry h'm 10
L morrow. and have rcd mixed the daJe Il
every calendar that ! possess Today an
vyritin, down this story. a. the lest WAY /" &c
- out OF nv mind for three yeaTS-and II m
wills 50 foreyer after ! shall give the writing
a. Inn, 70 keep and Il other ewes ever see IT, j