The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

had noticed thu the long line ~ he " 10.
does wns ablsgs and that the shades oi
his private dining rOom showed the
shadows - thu-s more gayly e1ga gel
thyn 90 the study 10 the Classic- ln ths
original
All. Byug sad ,ue senator ia his
aGable puITUuIZIuE Nay. better late than
never 10 h. real pleasure 10 -ee you.
And Our good Mobile TOO. This interest
ng young couple are your constituents
| ASSUME come 60 the national capital On
their houevmOOu3 Ny sinCeresG hopes,
my dear Young lady thai this particular
aud personal orb uf yUurs may never waue
nor h. oVrrshadUWe ~ trouble
4 fascinating man. Inc senator erect.
ilppsT graceful. faultlessly dres'-sd from
polished tp Of toe 20 the rrd carnatiOn
IN his buttouhoic, hs close white hair
With It's one HYPERION curl setting on
rfeCtivehy he oh zelled feaures oumplete
master Of himself AZ h. was he political
autocrif of a great STATE. and by far the
most powerful leader boz Congress Even
a. Lucille Daucomb chung 70 her lovers
arm a. II IN fear that ~ might again he
snatched from her there came into her
brown eyes a look Of admiration that was
almost faith
I didn know but I should find YOU en-
crossed senator. with nv copy Of 'Grotius
on War and Peace reloined Mr. Byng
dryly. which was glad TO give 20 your
SECRETARY lasi night on your written re-
quest NV friends are intent ON htsiness.
not philanderinR This IL Miss Lucile
LmuComh sole Descendant and rightful
heir Of ,hat Nancy McMoniEal who was
the only child Of Ralph McMOnigal She
iS therefore entitled 90 the McMoniEal
fund
Il may have been the wavsung light. but
a sudden palior -eetned ~ shiver across
the Senator'S face a. u a wound had
throbhed. yet nothing could exceed the
calm disdain Of his demeanoT
-Grotius on War and Peace BYngy'
he drawied Some mistake there. am
too familiar with that elementary work to
need trouble you for Il. My secretary.
hey? Well, you know how u 10 with these
confidential young men 81 Ours. They
Use our autograph stamps as " they were
their own
But this il hardly important for this
time q night nor ] fear ! must add. n
what you assert about Miss DaucOmb's
parentage She has my sympathy ! am
sure. hut the McMOnigal case h res adj
judimta. AZ you know. OF would know
Il you had found it convenient 20 attend
oar commission to-day. but perhaps
NRM WV NNaAiAk ANAAM N1AA lR1ANa
Res adjudiMtaP- repeated Mr. Byng
YES. I admit that thu McMOnigal case Z
now res adiudioata. But the robbery and
assault committed in Chicago on this
gentleman here. Mr. Frederick Neames.
iianoG and attorney ~ Miss DaucOmh. II
not res adiudin'a. and ! swear by tho
Eternal that II Reuben Thrall dare cash
that variant. that Il h. doesn't surrender
Il and all title % L forthwith. III have him
behind the bars.
Perhaps that h. why / was resting to-day.
a. you ~ feehhEiy suggest Your note,
by the way. which yOuf secretary brought
was in your own handwriting
I don't understand. ! don't wish 90
understand your innuendOes- retOrted
the senator. -but what you say In behalf
II your friends Affects me In a public ca
pacity. yield a. no man In devotion 20
official duty Where are these proofs
of yours? Show them 10 me-
Whereupon Mr. Byng pointed out how
In the recoria the Bible pages. the letters
voucher alike were those Identical indicia.
The spacing between words and the pres-
ervation ~ a straight line a. a ha1s
lne. The senator shrugged he Shout
ders; he sighed YEARLY.
Not pruOf. my Ingenious air. he ban
tired. -but at hest the iiimsy foundation
for endless argument; and you would
have mo engage In the chase u such
will o. wiETls n the law 40 this hour %
lhe night when even you must b. trodi
That = nOt ell. persisted Mr Byus