Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-04

again There was 50 m4e or SO of driyel about Amhpriaic and whnt ae expected Co do at the New fork horse show. few lines rUIccrnin. Rose mary. and a brief gimOst curt inumn- tlon that glimpse cor two of me wou'd not be altogether G.-pleaslng Co her if ! happened Co bc coming that way
 It may be regarded as a strange CO., incidence that | Instructed Erttun that very evening to sec that my golf clubs were cleaned up and put Into good shape for a little practice on course near London. where ! had heeu put up by an English author, and who was forever dincdoneing at me Co come out md let him "uut it an over mo. ] went ont and bought a new hrasSie to renlace the one destroyed hv the ex- perimentirc Wordsworth yonth and before l got through with it had new butter uibick and a spoon. neither ] of which l needed. for tue excellent reason that ! already possessed a halt dczen of each.
 Keyed up to high pitch of puthusi- asm. l played golf for ten days aad found my friend to be 30 Gue sports man. Like UH Euglishmeu. be tuuk a l beating gracefully, but gave mr Co un- ] derstIud that he bad been having a good deal of trouble with rheumatism or ncuritis In his right elbow. On thp ] last day we played he succeeded ia bringing me iu two down. and I've never seen ueuritis dispersed SO quick ly as lt was in Lis ease. | remember distinctly that he complained bitterly Of the pain in his elbow when he start ed out and that he was as it us a tid- dle at the eighteenth hole. He even went so far as Co imUlore me 10 stay over till the next sailing of the Mature tani0.
 But I took Co the high seas Nlr. Poopeudyke cabled Co the Homestead at Hot Springs for suitable accommo. dations l cannot remember when had been so f0rehaudcd as all that. and wonder what my secretary thought Ci me. My habit is 10 procrastinutc.
 | almost forgot Co mention a trihing bit of news that came to me the day before sailing Elsie Hazard wrote in great perturbation and at almost un feeling length 10 tell me that Couu, Tarnowsy had meJrthed the supposed Iy mythical RothhOefon treasure chest. and was reputed 10 have found gold and precious jewels worth at least g million dollars The accumulated prod
 ucts of a century's thieyery. The hoard
 of all the rObber barons, Tarnowsy's
 Strange Co say. l did not writhe no
 snarl with disappointment and rage.
 took the news with a sang froid tha
 almost killed poor Poopeudyke. u never quite got over it.
 Nor was J especially disturbed or 1T ritated by the telegram of coudolenc I received on board ship from Tar nowsy himself He could not resist tn
 temptation 10 gloat shall not repea
 the message. for the simple reason tha l do not wish to diguify 1t by putin
 it into permanent form.
 ! We were two days ont when l su' Q ceeded in setting my mind at rest Q respect Co Aliue. Countess Tarnowsy 3 I had not thought of lt before. but ! remembered an of sudden that hel decided srrupIes against marrying Q divorced woman Of course that sin | plidcd matters. When one has precol ] ceived notions about such matter b they afford excellent material to f0 - back upon. even though he may haV ? disregarded them after fashion whi ! unseldshiy thinking of some one els 9 As ] say. the recollection of this we r defined though somewhat remorseles , principle of mine had the effect of pu ] ting my mind at rest fin regard to tl ( countess. Feeling as strongly as l al - about marriage with divorcees, she b came an absolutely undesirable persC \ SO flr as matrimony was concerned
 experienced rather doubtful feelir
 Of relief lt was not so hard 10 say
 myself thut Lord Amberdale was wC
 come to her. but lt was very. very di I fcult to refrain from adding the u ammbIe words. damn him."
 THlS rigid pnrilauenl principle mine. however. did uot declare agnin
 thr uur.a .uru1su.~- of ;uIiiug in lo'
 Wit.ia a.rnr.,t
 (To be continued)