Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-29

we hditeu AWO uhgs TUT WOfu IIbu tue fugitivcS. Late in the afternoon Of the second day Britton returned from town with a telegram for me. lt said:
 Cargo safely aboard Pendennis, Captain Iardee commanding. Clear at today Everything satisfactory C. C. RAFT
 No sooner was this reassuring news received than Mrs Titus complacenty srt about having her trunks packed ihe entire household was m a stew ui artivity, for she bad suddenly decided io catch the o'clock train for Paris. 1 telephoned to reserve accommodation on the Orient express from Vienna and also 10 have it stopped at the town across the river, a concession secured at no inconsiderable cost.
 She was to travel once more as my mother.
 You will not fail to look US up when you come to New York. will you. Mir smart? Mir Titus will not be happy
 until he has expressed to you in person nis endless gratitude. Ton have been splendid We shall never forget your kindness, yony thouEhtfulness. your yOnr forbearnce. l-l''-
 Upon my word. tbcrp were real fears in the dear adys eyes, | forgot auu Iorgave much in recognition uf this ln- stant of genuine feeling on her part it was not necessary for her tu rom. niete the sentence SO lnmhly begun
 Their departure was made with some dtlgree Of caution. Mrs Titus rather consldertely reminding herself lhu my interests were at stake. snw lhom aboard the train She played her lart ndmlruby-i will say that for her Spe lifted her veil 80 that [ could bc STOW a farewell dliul kiss upon her check. Jnspcr juniors eyes popped Nrry wide open at this and Hs hr slook my hand warmly at parting he said:
 "You are wonder. John sure adough wonder. Why, hang it all she loesr't even let dad do that"
 Bnt Jasper junior was very young nnl be couldn't understand
 AT last We were to uurselves, ny ex. trnsive household and r. Late that l night SHt in my study considering the lest means Of reducing my stan Ot servants and in computing. with dis 1 may, the cost Of helng 9 priurrly nu~I io people who had not the least uouuu what it meant Co do sums tn ccouUm'c subtraction lt was soon apparent Co ue that Hetrenchmrnt, stern and re~ lentlesS. would have Co follow upon my wild though brief season of prOhigucy decided to dismiss the scullery maid. was iudeSCiibably lonely. l'oupen dyke was worried about my pallur. my lpssltude. At the end of week be took 1t upon himself to drop d line to the Hazards. urging them to run ou fur a visit in the hope that company might take me ont of myself All at- tempts to renew my work on the ill | flted novel met with utter failure ! The power of mental concentration was goue. spent most of my time ln I ihe garden.
 The Hazards came and with thpW 1 tho joyOusly beauuful Betty Billy ! rOopendyke must nave prepared them l Tor the task in hand for they proceed | ,l at once 10 transform the bleak
 ireary old castle iutu a sort of nliar 1 llus merry go round. with me in the 1 -4ry vOrteX of it all. They succeeded
 ln taking me 'out Uf myself" | will -ag that for them. My spirits took an 1 upward bouud and wonderful to re- ! Ute. retained their altitude in spite Ut l tn ] could do Co lower them did uut | cant to be happy. hgmed thut 2 owed 1t tu my recrmly aroused tenn
 perament to be permanently unhappy.
 Rut the wind blew auothV way, aud | drifted ammbly with it. as derelici drifts wlih the currents ot the orenn.
 Lut preferably wiin the warm gull stream.
 We had word from Mrs Titus iH
 London that npgutiutions md been ru. opened with the ruunt und tmt rum.
 promise might he expected. The Ub. durntv nUblrmnu had agreed it seem
 ed, Co ineet 1asper Titus mwyers in
 Paris at nc distant date My chlei
 concern. however was t,ii lhr countess
 herself. That she nad sucrpssfuly
 reached thp high sens was apparent; f not thp npwspupers, which [ read ! With enHernpss. wuuld nave been hlleC
 with nvounts ur ner seizure W.
 eagerly awaited line promised cable
 gram from New York announcing hei
 safe nrrivu thrrr.
 [ Smith joined us at the end .of the
 week. ueved myself to quesuou
 ninl uhuut the Eugllshmnn
 "Snlpndid fellow" said he. with dis
 enurlglug frrvur; zone Uf the nnp.t
 rhaps know. eh. GeOrge| "For ah Englishman.' admitted Huz.
 sBrd
 "He's a gcntlemuu. and that's more thnu y0u rau say. for thp tagtag Of no. bility that paid court to Aline Tar.
 nowsy He was in love wiib her. but he was a gentleman about t. A thor
 OlisnDreu ] say
 Good looking! Inquired
 Well. ntner- rhe sort of chap wom
 eiI rave aDour Ask Betty She wa,
 biad abodt him. but he couldn't se, angthing in her | thiuk sue hates hlu now He bod eyes for go ope but the