The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-19

Scexss~ass s-;rn sgez.e-Gs,9
Sy The time ne had finished LIS lsiE
rrsly breakfast Captain CEpore hag
EtInusrsd down just enough 10 lis
cuHs tutslligsltiy the manner Of G-i
Esits evasion. 5e Was fpr motoring
hs- ont ot London ID some quiet SIR
gey riTlEgs for their honeymoon Br,
1hs Honorable John Rnftn would no.
hear q IL
Owing 10 ths efforts o. ths couno-
rDad1hag, tba motor car Is SO easli,
traced 1owa6agE, he aeld s5ut theirs
liz z practically unused sra1ion in Lon
deus called FsDchu-seh Street, from
which nooo9T ever goeg, though trains
Do From 1hs-e ron cau 90 10 tbs
village Of pitses; AID Il viii te wsefr
before ro1r pu-sne-s learn that tnsrs
Is E village called PitBea, mncn Lass
-tLat yon ara Ihsre Eonr first evasion
FROM Princes Gate. VIII, Of coprss, bs
made IN z -axlcab@
Captain Crooue accepted this plgr
with ecLarglEsm He committed ~
-auen Of Il e WEE necessary to writ
ing, filed up The letter with graft
lncs and devotion and Pol1voolr bors
y SATISFY 70 the impatient Gr.izel.
That afternoon tbs Honorable Job
Aa1fst1 deTotsd 10 assisting his f-aen5
= procure tas special license and t4se
welding ring
Al tan O'clock Ihs next nornf-g tsle
Honorable John RuGsn said 10 PolIr
oo7ys Take Tour brother 10 rou,
friend Mrs. Brown snd leave him Il
her charge Than put On y9r- foes-
attire ane prepare 70 accompany uos
TO -ae church Young women IN III.
process q getting married Ike 20 have
ccs Of their OWL sex with them: a-c
Lazy Grtzei KNOWS you. You xii,
therefore be Al exeellent person ID
discharge ths function Of brides
maid
Poliyooly made haste TO carry ont
his snstructioas Her best dress. in
DEED. CHANGED 70 be the black d-ess
she had bought for the funeral Of tss
a-u- with whom she had lived before
SIS faced the world with the LUMP.
and Il was not Of the most fitting hve
for br1desna1d'e wear. Indeed, tie
Honorable John Ruin observed that
u Vas fortunate that the reoness OF
her hair relieved its gloom.
They reacbed tie church AZ q few
minutes past eleven and after ascer-
tanning that the parson was waiting
he Honorable John RnEin and Polly.
ooly took up their stand IN the porch
Pollyooly and the Honorable John
Ra1f5n had not long 70 wait. Ths taxi
tat aas quick bringing tiae flying lor-
ere 70 The church GrizeI, paling and
flushing By turns, WAS rsr1shing TO fhe
eye Captain Croome. once ont Of the
Eteatyfng ta1icsb, presented every ap
pearance Of man who had not the
Etghtest idea whether he was STAND.
Ing on his head OF hig heels.
The ordeal az an end the bride
groom under the spur Of his new r.
sponssbilfties recoyered some control
Of himself: and after short. stern
discussion The Honorable John Rusn
decided mat be might trust him q
get lis bride u Fenchurch Etrsst s.a
ton without falling cut Of the taxi
CAB. He hailed one, Grizel kissed Pol
lyooly with very much the air Of 2
drowning man clutching al ret an
other straw; the Honorable John Rus
In shook hands with them and wished
them happiness: they got into the
taxicab and glided away
The Honorable John Rum wiped
his beaded brow with an air Of e1
trene relief Marrying people is z
parlous .ob. Pollyooly" he said. shak
Ing himself Ike 2 dog which has 5us,
emerged from the ocean.
| 'Yes. sir" said Poilyooly In polite
assent
PoIlyooly toiled up the high stair
Gaze Of rs the Kings Bench walk,
bearing on her back thst red-headed
4 cherpD, her little brother Roger. b
the time she reached the fourth.aoor
I landing the clear pale cheeks OF her
angel fare we're family flushed: and
her little brothers. nickname Of the
Lump wag not seeming al ali map
4 propriate. She lei herself into fhe
chambers Of the Honorable John Ruf
] fir, whose bousekeeper she boosted
herself, With a sigh OF relief. and az
they entered, her enployer called from
his sitting-room;
1 Tea, Pollyooly-tea for two, please .
/ Pollyooly hurried the Lump UP ID
the attic where they Tired. set hin
among his simple toyg, babe him BIZ
2 good boy, hurried down 10 tht
Kitchen, and yet about getting the tea
) II was soon ready; and she carried
IT into the sitting-room
a lady, q beautiful lady, beautiful,
Z dressed, Eat IN the armchair, facipf
the door But she did not look UP I'll
/ Pollyooly was setting the tea On tbs
table. Then her eyes fell on that an
gel child, opened wide in wilt
! amazenent; and che cried. Why
I why--its MarIoni However did shs
I get herein that dregg2%
80, no: thig Is Mrs. Bride, m,
hopsekeeper." said the Honorable Jonr
] Ruffin. 4 cali her Mrs. Bride in spI