The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-22

| ton fired ~. you know t,-urse
hasn't a son. and everything he tried
tailed. and he was going to have a
pawnshop. only Uncle Petersham put
his foot down: and he can't 20 to the
colonies. because of-because-"
so he's going" 1 BEGAN slowly.
But just then the door opened and
Miss Van Busker sat down and sup
and George Churston. with no express
sion at all In his face. followed her in.
had quite avoided coralie for some
days. but. that evening she came into
my room. as she is fond of doing. just
as Perry was undoing my frock.
Mis- Van Busker rat down and sup
ported her pretty chin on her hand
and stared into my fire.
Il guess you're mad" she said when
Perry had left the room. and I'm
sorry"
oh. not at all" I said quite coldly
for me. for was very fond OF Coralie.
SO he's going" began slowly.
Miss Van Busker opened her ltns IN
speak then she closed them.
S rs March Is, she said irrelevsntIy
on her waist-bsHd and put them In a
N,se on my mantelplece. then she laugh
"a a nttle, nodded goodnight and ii D.
The Importance OF Being Earnest
wa 70 come on on the last day OF the
Ne were all getting into a favor as the
uume aapproached. for none OF US but
N.S, NanBusker and George ThurStdn
really knew our parts. and poor Mr.
WI. who used TO be at the Lyceur
and Vas supposed to coach US. Was
Esrne Charrington had been the pro-
Hoter. out as she was always IN her
rom. poor Lady Bulstrode was go, =.
ana never could find the place She va.
20 aStonished. ! think az Coraiie -
well Irritation with Lord George. she
never mad her eyes on the book
:" things seemed going awfullv bad
~. and II Il hadn't been Tor ali the peo-
lie asked and coming I'm sure we'd an
49, s 81, :he,AS Tor the Dovecot and
M'l. on the Il KIT there WAS a iarg.
AUD .rnCe az the school and II was all
except 'oralie and Lord George very
bdG. and W. were very much applIudrt
e., Eor-i.e had lovely clothes strsig Mt
! looked too lovely m a sort ~ rose-cni-
| "itd faille with lot OF Cluny and
silver Insertions
At the end. wha, rho local rape-s
! called huge floral tr butcs' were hand
- up To foralis and some of us and
then the curtain came down and every
"nS rushed on To 20 round in front. and
only Miss Van Busker and 'ieorg. Were,
left hand IN hand
ana th"n-N"ll. was glad Esmc
toralio and said
Il wish We were going on like this
Aliss Van RusNer stood quite Stun
h'u don't mean that she said
i was In ne wings pulling on nv
Ei"N'-. ana 80 tranSiiNei at her meaning
simply stood there
Loud George laughed reck!essly Il
do. 80 said
"Ta"n your asking me TOT, marry
Hou'' Miss Van Buskeer said cooIiv.
orc George nodded Yes. he a. ID.
u didn,t seem sue. out Coralie seemed
Very we'll she -ali. looking up at
MIN. That's a bargain. BORT Won
f"Is"t a. Good-nignt-ieorge," and sac
him.
was 50 surprised ! literally couldn't
. move. and 'of.tlie ran INTO me
Vel. sa- said. % suppos, you heard
can't ne helped
Was 30 disguised I went straight IN
2" my room and STAYED t'crr I.rrv
packed tlat night. and determined to
l"aFe before anyone else thu nest d..y.
round ESme staring oHt II one window
AMI 'ic'rE" El"ouilv ont - another I
never saw tw" PEOPLE ." wrctcacd
? And lust then Co-,Ie came running
down stare she wore "a Snort check
travelling drsss and tire trIWmc~t green
tnarr!rEton. she said 20 F.sm. -; .oI
morn ng. Lord Georg.
'5"orse chHrston turned around slowly.
. and - ga E-me. but ~Hc was quite pale.
/ 'oraiie -hook h-nds with US an.
Cool hye. Lord GEORGE Iie aid
.fsut ,v-a' about f. George said slow.
. u.s. lie - not t coward aayhow
'"rali~ put nor hand on his arm and
'i,M ii'n on f" is" .o"f~tcp.
SOC more. she -lii and ,culIn'
f r"iV ot"fN"f.irCt. ! don't lslF malice.
Iff eN'g trink 5000 so been quite sptiaf.