The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-04-24


Lawdy man lsSgcn alloWin 10
take q ba-aih n tie mi Nnlnsls
.t0f course afil.s
Didn't yon have one hefc YOU
stahted
How dare YOU OF cagEse did Y
that All you u
fo you neal ID tell me TINT asre
ssno Tub on this ,beastig ttstng
WedBewood almost fell oat 81 bed
With dc siiock 81 this news. IS
do not carry tnbs no, sab
There's lot Of tubs III san Franz
cisco thoug III 81
mo- tub ont this train Tor four DAY i!
WedgeN0cd bighsd. But Whatever
does tone do IN tue meanwhile n s
one Just waits. Yassal one and
all watt s. Il 4
ghahstiy, that's what II III
ghahstly "
.yassah. said the porter, and
muhbled as lie walked away g.but the
weather Is gettih, cooler
e he finished bfepsfipg Mar1orie'
bunk, and was lust suggest Ting that
Mallory retreat ito the smoking room
while Number three was made up.
when there ewas u cotnmot don ID the
corridor and q man Id che ised oyer.
ais dashed Into TIE car.
His ear was slightly red, and he
shbldsat arms length, as II It were !
sehotnous monster, sn6osle tim I. Ana \
he yelled y
Ssay whose durn dog ts this2 He
BIT two men and sShe makes SO much
;h6ise We can't Sleep IN the Bagsage
carr 5 =. L. q, 4
Marjorie went lying down the aisle
tosreclaim her lost slainbs in VOLTS
clothing, and snoCzleums. the returned
spr6dlgal, zyelped ana lehped, and told
her ill about the indignides ,he3 had
been subjected To, and his valiant
struggle forghbefty I'M
MARJORIE. seeing only snoo5leums,
stepped into the fatal berth number
one, and paid no Heed to the dangling
ribbons. Mallory eager to- restore,
himself to her love BY loving her dog,
crowded closer to her side making q
hyp6critical lido over the pup, Il
Eyetyb vas popping HIS or her
face out TO learn the cause Of such
clamor. Among tie bodiless heads
suspende along the curtains, like
Dyak trophies, appealed the great
mask Of Little Jimmie Wellington, He
had been unablsto sleep for mourn.
ing the Want6n waste OF that 1SvelyiI
ricetrap. 4
81 When he pesred forth, his eyes
hardly believed themselves. The
elusive bride and groom were dctu-.
ally in the trap-the hen pheasant
and the chanticleer. But the net did
not fall. He waited to see them sit
down and spring the internal ma
chine But they would not sit
In fact, Marjorie was mutterihg to
Harry tenderly, now, SINGS he had
won her, back by his Efforts TO con-
sole snoozleuns +she was muttering
tendeflya '.ss' 4
sWe must not b seen tssethersI
honey. Go away, ~ ses yod IN the
morning.. ID; a
And 4 Mallory was saying with btt.I
terest resignation: Good night-my
friend.3'
And thsy J,iara ahalFino bandai. TrhIo
Incrsdible bridal couple was shaking
hands with ITSELF disinteE grating!
Then Wellington determined to do at
least his duty by the. sacredsritess
The gaping passengers sawawhat
was probably the largest gpaif oflpa,
jatnas in Chicago. They saw Little
Jimmie, smothering back his glggles
like,a schoolboy, tiptoe from his
berth, enter the next berth, brushing
ths porter aside climb on the seat,
and clutch the ribbon that pulled the
stopper from the trap. \ ~
Down upon the pnsuspecting elop-
ersf came this miraculous fcloudburst
of ironical rice, and with 1t came Lit.
tie Jimmie WELLINGTON. who lost what
little balance he HAD, and catapuIted
Into their midst like the offspring OF
an iceberg.
ut was at this moment that MRS:
Wellington; hearing the loud cries OF
the pantc-strickeh' Marjorie. rushed
from, the Women's Room, absehtmlhds;
edly combing a totally detached yssciI
ton, 81 her hair. she recognized IA: .
imiiar pyJamas waving In air. and
With one faint gasp: sJifnmie! on this
train!'' she swooRed away. She would
have fallen, but seeing that no one
paid any attention to her, she fecoy:
cred consciousness on her own hook,
and vanished into her berth. to medi.
tate on the why's and w6erstorss ot
her husbands presence In this car
Dr. Temple In d nIghtgown and
trousers; Roger, Ashton, In collar.
less estate, and the porter, managed
to4e1tricate Mr. yNsIIing ton from his
plight, and stow him away, though I'll
was like putting a whale to bed.
Mallory. seeing that Marjorie had
fed, vented his wild fage against fate
In general, and, ce5traps III partleus
Lar, by tearing the bridal bungalow To-
pieces, and then, he staiked into the