White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-01-07


cven Jephson insurea Lord narrowly
that Cynthia Aieyrick shall not change
her mind about marrying him. Richard
Hlnot, a clerk. is sent to Florida to save
the policy.
Ninot tries to board the yacht Llleth, on
ubich narrowly left for Florida, and Is
thrown overheard. He leaves on the Palm
Beach apeosal.
inc TRAN at Jacksonville Minot
meets a besutiff. girl. He falls In love
With her. She = ives to be Cynthia Mey-
nck.
Cynthia neyrs k tells Minot she Ia to
marry Lord He ewby In q week. Henry
trimmer. an a 'srtising specialist. tells
uinot hen bus , the wedding.
Trimmer p~rodsce another man, who
says he Il the real Lord H~arrowby. Minor
eyerheau . conversation which conyinces
him that Martin Wall. Hsrrowby's friend.
IN q iewa thiof
Al a house parry Chain Lghtning's cob
ar, a Harrowby Jewel. 10 stolen from
Miss heyrick. Lord Harrowby admits the
sheft and gives Ainos tho Jewel
Trimmer again produces the man he
tkims to ~ the real Lord narrowly
ninot plans 10 aidusp aboard the yacht
iLleth Trimmer Lord Harrowby.
'au'leHe hose, an actress and an old
fame OF Lord Harrowby's. arrives In
San Marco. So do two newspaper men.
who get a job on Gonzales paper.
sister cried O'Nein weakly the
fairies are abroad tonight. | HEIR the
rustic Of their feet over the grass"
Friday morning found Mr.. MInot
ready for whatever diplomacy the day
might demand Of him lie had a feel
ing that the demand would be great
The unheralded arrival OF Miss Gabri
ellie Rose and her packet OF letters pre-
scented no slight complication What
ever the outcome OF any suit she might
start against narrowly, Minot Yves
sure that the mere announcement of Il
hopes for all time. Old Spencer Mey-
rick. alfeady infamed by the episode
Of the elder brother. was not likely TO
take coolly the publication of Harrow
by's discriminating letters.
After an early breakfast Minot sent
a cable to Jephson telling Of Miss
Roses arrival and asking for informa-
lion about her.
Lunch time came-2 O'Clock. Al 2.30.
out OF London. Jephson spoke. Said
his cable.
Know nothing Of @ II except thai she 8
been married frequently. DO best you can.
And what help was this. pray? Dis
gustedly Minot read the cable again.
-Four o'clock the respite he had asked
from the Gaiety lady was coming on
apace, and with every tick of the clock
his feeling of helplessness grew. He
mentally berated Thacker aud Jephson.
They left him alone TO grapple with
Wild problems. offering no help and
asking miracles. Confound them bothl
Three o'clock came. What-what
was he to say Lord narrowly. in
%ierrogated. was merely useless and
frantic. He couldn't raise n shilling.
lie couldn't offer a suggestion. Dear
old chap" he moaned. ~ depend on
you."
T~hree-thirty, Well. Thacker and
Jephson had asked the impossible. that
was all. Minot felt he had done his
best No man could do more He WINS
very sorry for Jephson. b~ut-golden
before him opened the possibility OF
Miss Cynthia Meyrlek free 10 be wooed.
Yet he must be faithful TO the last
AT a quarter TO four he read J~ephson's
cablegram again. As he read. n plan
ridiculous In It's inerectiveness oc-
cured to him. And since no other
came in the interval before 4 he walked
into Miss Roses presence determined
to try out his weak little blum.