The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1895, Page 5

LL WE WELCHED, Mpiiy”" Connot Bayo Connor Says the Starter Lent $20,000 and Wouldn’t Pay. Hard Luck at Fare in Hot Springs, Ark., Early in January. ‘ Got Angry When Refused More Credit at the Arkansas Club. ‘That James F. Caldwell, the well- known starter of race harses, could lose ‘$20,000 at faro in a single sitting might Possibly be believed by the sporting fraternity, but that he could turn “welcher”’ is something which they can- Mot reconcile with his past reputation. Buch, however, is the story going the rounds to-day, and it is given in such @etail that it obtains general credence. Caldwell is at present in Chicago on his bridal tour, and, so far as known, he has made no denial of the story. William J. Connor, better known as “Billy” in the sporting world, 1s respon- ble for the latest story. ‘concerning Sy ee Caldwell, Connor js one of the pid fine woue of the Arkansas Club, a house in Hot Spri a Sther partners ata Beitk ‘Gunn sso if Linn, of Cincinnati; “sayhen of Chi- and Henry Turner, of Hot Springs Rivarin i th club, according to Connor & ell lost the mone: STARTER JAMES F, CALDWELL According to Connor's story, Caldwell @rrived {n Hot Springs about’ the first ‘Week in January last and was a frequent Visitor to the Arkansas Club. He had n in Saratoga last Summer and made Then he went on to made $9.0 on the races, le was equally fortunate at leans, The break came at Hot fe used to sit at the faro ts times aay!” said Connor in telling the tor: ‘In the beginning he was suc- 1, and when winning he was al- careful player, rarely betting jore than $25 at a time. When losing, jowever, he was reckless, and frequent. ly put, $200 worth of chips’ on the turn of ard. Only on four occasions did he q@uit the table a Iser, (Once when he ad no money he lost $10,001. He gave me a check for $5,000, and I accom) fed him to the Arlington Hotel, stopping, and he got wher me the ight ani he had no money but wanted to He said he would make good if lost. We decided to let him play up 000, He sat in, but luck was) him, and as he Jost he drani to bed at 2 o'clock in the morn ine cautioning the dealer not to let dwell go above $20, Early In the Morning T was awakened by the dealer, who sald that Caldwell had lost $19,900, in that he insisted on playing on. “I went down stairs with Gunn and told Caldwell we would not let him play longer. Al right,’ he repied, ‘it you a ing to stop me after I ‘have lost T'll not pay you, and that’s all there 1s to it.’ We thought he was joking “He was there that afternoon, er, and lost $8.00, which he pald. "Phe st'night he was there he lost $2,200 Which he paid. and then he borrowed $1,000 from a friend which he also lost, Then he said he was leaving town next day, Guan end Titalked wit niin and he sald he would make good his losses, He promised to send an order to us, but aid not, and I have just had a telegram from Gunn, who went to Chicaro after Caldwell, and the latter refuses to do anything. “Of course we cannot collect the mon- ey, as it is a gambling debt, but ms to me that Caldwell holds his jonor cheaply at SSS Col. nt on # ' Pollro Commissioner Grant, Committee on Supplies and Repairs of the Police Board, calied at the West Thirtleth street potice @iation, last night on a tour of inapection. In company with Capt. Pickett’ the Commissioner went over the statinn-house, to ee what ime rovements are nveled. Commlesioncr Grant eal je wat well pleased with the prison, but thought ing-room for the men off duiy waa in- wate. “He will bring It to the attention of ‘the Board. ——————— Children, Matches and a 875 Fire. Children playing with matches started a small how- eat 8.15 this morning, in the rooms occupied Dy Mra liza Daggler, on tho top floor of @tery brick tenement at 8 Weat This ‘Btreet, The loss was about ———— Mas Wixstow's Sonora SYRUP for ent teethiingsofieus the guuinandallaysail pale oie ity © Of Inspection, ; Chairman of the | WILL COUETT FIGRT FITZ? Nation! Sporting sting Oi, of London, May Substitute Lanky Fob. Peter Jackson Appears Not to Have Been Asked to Face Jim. Tt fs not at all uncertain that Bob) Fitzsimmons may fight Corbett before the National Sporting Club, of London, from the drift affairs have taken. One! thing is definite regarding the plans of the lanky middleweight champion, and given the preference over Jackson. His contention is that, under the agreement signed by him and by Corbett, if the Florida Athletic Club finds It tmpossible| to hold the match tt may be fought un- | der the auspices of the club qffering the largest purse. In an. intel Fitz expresses ignored for ac! Where the Corbett. party can find a reasonable excuse for the actff.on taken, To him it appears an evasion, since he is willing to. meet Corbett anyw j Whenever the fight can held. His $10.00 deposit is ported and that binds | so far as he is concerned. | ett's deposit equally few at Chicago last night 8 indignation at being on and fails to see bindin Th the minds of the better posted there | is hardly a possibility of Peter Jackson fighting Corbett elther before the tlonal Spjorting Club or elsewhere. His previously Insistance upon that club, it frclaimed, was only made wien he Gilzed that Corbett would not accept | such a proposition, and as a means to avold a match. ‘In the matter as it now stands, Peter's voice has not been heard at all, and all that has been done towards the discussed match seems to be the petition of Manager Brady ask. hg ‘hat the club offer @ purse. tis only reasonable to preaume that Jack- son will have to be asked whether he 1s willing to fight or not. ‘This argument and the fact that Jack- son has not been well recently, together with the proposed tour of the Brady combination, has given the impression that plans have been carefully laid for @ rejuvenation of the old and threadbare Jackson-Corbett flasco. But Supp pose Jackson refuses to fight and the National people manage to get! Fitzsimmons to consent to a meeting before their club? Corbett will then be placed in a_ post of having to ac cept the match or fall back upon a ver flimsey protest that he is matched wit Fitz before another club and must wait an eternity, If necessary, until that club ean pull off the fight. In fact, Corbett’s utterances in Chi- cago last night give rise to such a sus- picion, He ‘cannot affoni to wait, he Says, while there are so many ood, ¢asy Gollaes walting to be picket. In att his iacourse there Was no suggestion that Fitzsimmons be asked to fight in Lon- den. — = THE ULTRA NEW WOMAN. Laura Meighan Usa flewe of Sleeping on “L" Tra The Sixth avenue “ train that pulled into the terminal station at One Hundred and Fifty-fifth street at 1.30 o'clock this morning contained a soll- tary passenger in the front coach. The | occupant was a handsome, well-dressed young woman, and she was sound asleep. Contrary to custom, the guard gently awakened this sleeper and informed her that she was at the end of the road, The fair passenger rubbed her eyes, jlooked about her in a startled manner, and then kicked up her heels and yelled | like a loon, | The guard wan in an extremely em- barrassing situation, and the more he | tried quiet the young woman, the more violent and pyrotechnical her hys- terles became. Finally an ambulance arrived the Manhattan Hospital, and Surgeon | Hill succeeded in learning from young woman that her name was Laura Meighan, and that she lived at 223 West xiy-lirst street, where she earnestly | desired to be taken, | “Instead. she was removed to holic ward in Bellevue Hospital, Dr. | Hill adding, ungallantly, t, while fear had caused yeineal condi | tion, an indulgence “in som stronger than soda water had aggra- vated It. FIGHT WITH A BALD EAGLE. An Eight-Year-Old Boy Loses One Eye and Is Badly Lacerated, | UKIAH, Col., May 10—A big bald eagle has recently been destroying lambs on the nch of J. B. Brij in Bach- orville. Brisgs's sons, William, aged | twenty one, and Edward, aged eight| years, cilmbed the rocky crag where the| eagle had its nest, with a v to kill- ing it and destroying the it, when the bir). guddeniy swooped down on them and fiercely attacked the younger boy with beak and talon. Tt destroyed the boy's left eye and |injured the right, beside lacerating his head and face, The brot powerless to, render have been much “1 had not the b ‘8 father arrived at the scene and driven off the Manjs Priv- from e aleo- ni Beecham’s pills for con. stipation 10° and 25¢ Get the Book at your druggist's and go by it, anal asies more than 6.000.000 boxen, that is that he will insist upon being fy rand, day Tenn testif the! hing | Fea THE $3 RATE FOR NERVOUS DISEASES, The first week of the cerios ty which Doctor MeCoy and $t, Jona are demonstrating the power of (rue Homoeopathy closed yesterlay. But one Announcement of Hie opporiunity was made In tie dally papers, and that on te day tn which the week ben y, May 21%, The crowds of prove ay #3 rate sotrers ur the Mecoy ss Ar Tullest eapacicy ment could be made, t m Many were tur iter holds ee ig fron Nervous Disens i vive ‘ruin Doctor wid CAR pouth until Divine tie! te Job tri Howe pal mye rm rate of $s & CROSS AND IRRITABLE. “Instead of being alternately cross, trrttab melancholy an Twas when 7 a was leit a (race of tne miserable forse long & TIRED, NERVOUS SPELLS, “T felt tired and tion of appro: there were spells of ched. There was always anid dang we That tights wer Your me RESTLESS J AND NERVOUS, Misa Sovephine De Gandy, 40 Dougiae st, Brooklyn. ‘Tam very thankful to you for ty wonderful tinprovement. 1 felt wretched when T came to Twas restless and nervous; Lind continua) sp i ¥ throwt Was ull and dr yd my throwt 1s. bree rable, Ie Hom AION At Tike anoth it how aid iter in spirits, inten over ‘Thin in the Loo Luque NERVOUSNESS AND DYSPEPSIA, “I want to may that the mel- am bi Haappenred Mrs. aMary fs nothing like your It ts like magic, I had suifered from h trouble fora tong time. Teould not eat, Haid bloated all the while, Twas morosd and molar eee inva 1 WH ao stand the slightest woman, as th Thicts the statement of Mrs, 415 Weat 2d st., city. WRETCHED AND NERVOUS, “A physical wreck—that is what T was when I came to you, discouraged and tired of life, ‘Tor and efficent ‘sical prostras all the symp. the catarrba Mar Metulngeas, Th Tam astrong, hearty tostimoiy of Me. Jolin’ Haseuflug, 48 Byookiya BY, x DOCTORS McCOY AND ST. JOHN, Offices, 815 Madison Ave., Corner of 424 St. and Madison Ave. HAMMERSLOUGH BROS. A pocTor: You SEEM MUCH BETTER THIS MORNING, you IDENTLY — FOL- LOWED MY PRESCRIPTION PATIENT: FOLLOWED IT? NOT AT ALL. IF I HAD, I'D HAVE BROKEN MY NECK, DOCTOR: WHAT DO YOU MEAN PATIENT: I MEAN THAT 1 OUT OF MY THREW | THIRD-STORY WINDOW. There are doubting Thomases, |we suppose, who treat our tips on | clothes-buying with the same scant | courtesy—but Oh! the pity of it. They *d change their tactics—and like lightning too—if we could only make them know how good than other stores we charge. We are wholesale manufacturers selling at retail—and selling cheap. OUR SERGE SUITS, BLACK AND BL $2 AND $5, ALK PARTICULARL coop UE TAILORS’ CLOTHES, AND NO. THEM WORN, WOULD DREAM COST SO LITTLE. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 0, Bleecker St., cor. Greene (Bet Broadway & 6th ave. L RR); also Broadway, cor, Rector St. | our clothing is, and how much less! iE, AT) 2 THE SMART, STYLISH LOOK | HAMMERSLOUGH BROS, | rate - - ce oss ~ PER WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY to,_1808 JORDAN & 207, 209, 2il and dear CHATHAM FURNITURE, FREE ONE W EASY CRED $1.00 Weekon $1.50 Week on Special attention given to all O or ESTABLISHED 186 CREDIT. IGATE OUR SYSTEM. WITH CASH HOUSES. MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, Ladies’ Silk and Gloth Suits, Ring for somethi ve all the lates and. Childn Skirts, 8 COMPARE: ALL OUR RICKS. new In Spring Y I rp Walkta, ‘iton and Blazer Suita, &e, DRY GOODS, Men's, Boys’ and Children’s CLOTHING. G. A. R, SUITS, $9.75. SPRING OVERCOATS. Popular Prices, Open Saturday evenings until 9.20. FURNITURE AND CARPETS, ' Cash prices. Reliable Goods, Terms to suit everybody. | T. KELLY, 263 6th Ave. 104 &106 WEST 17THST. ENTRANCE THROUGH FURNITURE STORE. BROOKLYN STORER: 466, 468 & 470 FULTON ST. NOT : employ no agents. Per. Fepresenting themselves as ure pw! EXTRA AND UNUSUAL, BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER, $1.50. THESE ARE NOT SIMILAR TO THOSE AD- VPRTISED FOR $1.00 AND $1.25 ELSEWHERE FOR $3.00. AS ESSENTIAL, RPET AS SAVING AN NO HOUSEKEEPER SHOULD BE WITHOUT A BISSELL CARPET 8¥ CARPETS AND FURNITURE. CASH OR CREDIT. _COWPERTHWAIT & CO., 104, LUG & 108 WEST 14TH Sf. Near Oth Ava. N STORES: PER, Iding School, both wt, & 3d Dicyales for ‘sale, reat, re BUT 80LD | RIARTY, 213 PARK AW, |souare, NEW YORK. CARPETS, &c. EEK MORE, Six Solid Oak Canes| Seat Dining-Roomchatrs| given away FREE with every purchase of $50.00. | IT TERMS, $65.00 Worth $100.00 Worth bas n Orders, rice List Hed on SORE IT Ig 7 ys? TO Ota» % HEINS, WHOLESALE CLOTHIERS, 751 Broadway and G07 Eighth Ave, Great Closing Out Sale of Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Suits, En- tire stock to be sold at retail at wholesale prices. Greatest clos- ing sale New York has ever seen, Sale will continue till all our Spring stock is closed out, These are a few of the specia's we are offering. Cut this advertises | ment out and ask for the same as advertised—the biggest value ever offered in the history of the clothing trade. 2,500 Men's fine Nobby Sprinj Sutts, latest cuts, in aigit, ani ark shades, worth $12 94 Men's Fine Berge cannot be bought aagitevhere for leas than ‘4 Fine Imported Cla: Suits in light and dark shades, weil worth $35.00; our price... | st Children's Suite, worth $1.75, ‘Or. 400 Children’ Suits, worth 25, Pants Suits, me 00, 4.50, 5, 00, 1.50 and upward. Each and every suit worth double th money. Come and look this stock clothing over. Anybody who knows the value of clothing will surely purchase, HEINS, Wholesale Clothiers, 2 STORES { Broadway. q 607 Eighth Ave, A handsome and expensive Metal- lophone playing the choicest must bs be presented with each Boy's ude. OPEN BATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1p P.M. at Boy: BE SURE YOU'RE IN THE RIGHT PLACE, Our Capacity, 3600 Pairsa ake ‘Wo make ant well more shoes rectal price than sny other factory im the world, ‘Thisis the rea ton we give euch snenclentaba 3% WL Douglas Shoes CHEAP IN PRICE 2 BUT NOT IN QUALITY. Convince yourself of onrstatemente—as we deaire full investigation bofore purchasing. Can Give Any Style. For at 1211 Broadway, 114 Fulton at., 2210 Third 345 Bighth ave., 63 Barclay #266 West 135: HROOK! 1 away, 431, 1181 Puls ton | JERSEY CITY—10 Newark ave SITUAT ONS 20 WORDS 10 CENTS N HE WORLD. THE WORLD PE vr) 5 Nanda lh, Ne ek Rt ah int} Mem ROVAL Serge Suits These suits at $15 and $12.50 are an example of concentrated etfort. 18,000 yards at one order | makes the price—lower than any | such suit was ever sold at before. Not satisfied with the results in indigo dyed stuffs we have had | this entire lot dyed with Alizarine. Alizarine colors are not thick and gummy like vegetable dyes, con- Sequently the fibres of the ‘cloth are not filled up with foreign sub- stance and are cleaner and wear better. Never fades, glazes nor wears white. 100 $itk lined. se plain lining. In our Merchant Tailoring Department we make nothing but the best of clothes. Prices $40 to $50 for a suit, but when you get it you'll find it like a $70 or $80 suit. Golf Suits, all kinds of plaids, $8 to $20, E. O. THompson, Tailor, Clothier We have bought the entire stock prising 950 Spring Suits, whi ‘rom $12.00 5 18.00, CLOTHIERS AN Bet. 86th and 37th Sts permits customers to Furnish Thet $65 worth. 100 worth... 150 worth $1.00 per wee 1.59 cer ween 2.00 per week Business Opportunities. “EAST SIDE WALL PAPER CO. mining and Pai Excursions. GOOD FISHING at City Island; founder All hotels and boat houses urmion rates Sundays aud bolidars | Amusements; WHALE; PASTOR'S, VESTA, MEY DAV, FU HERALD § ni ‘Theatre, Bway & 25th at. os atti PUDD'NHEAD WILSON, |X! A CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY ‘e will sell this entire line at the extraordinary low price of ‘SB 98. J. GUMPEL & SON, |: 633 and 535 8th The46th Street Baumanns’ UNEQUALLED CREDIT SYSTEM i payments to su't their own convenience at StRICTLY ROCK, BOTTOM PRICES. CASH NOT NECESSARY. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Clocks, Stoves, Pictures, |" Lamps, Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, Lace Cur- tains, Portieres, Crockery and Tinware. - BAUMANN & CO., . 46th St. and Eighth Avenue, SUIT SALE This Week, Comprising our famous Blue and Black 8c Fancy Cheviots, Ca albena, &e., made to retail at $15, at ne ™ 9,80 : COATS. ‘AN BV VESTS, *8.90 TROUSERS, $ and $6 Grades, °2.39 AT BOTH STORES: FeYSen BR 123-125 Fulton St, NEAR NASSAU BT. 383 Broad, NEAR WHITE #T. a Mproved Klaatic Tres inthe only trues in ROCTOR’S sommes. be ty ee ‘ From. 1030.4, ML to 11 Uhat la worn withabwolute comfore niente Hee Et ew ANID WILTON: B rupture ‘under nereine or severest strain, anit will effect &permanentand speedy cure without reward 'o {henge ot the patient: examination (ree. Imattendance (or indo Rend for pamphten IMPROVED ELASTIC THE 22 aud tua roadway. cor 1uth at. New'Y ork, Jas. Fs Hoey, annie Thornton ay altar ick Masand ani Biaere, Maliitens; hee N. CONCERTS, continuews, 20-1008 ~ KOSTER & BIAL’S le my B CRAGGS, Sporting. _ HURDLB RACING AND STEEPLECHASING AT MOURIG PARK, nion “fork KEITH'S ta SATURDAY, MAY 11, AND MONDAT. MAY Ii, £0 PM: ach day, hy ey Arecial traind Vik 34 Ave tovatod Ration |g MaR tg FM, dit, Oe $LO8, MARE Admiaston, ladies ant pentiemen, $2 es and Sally Cohen, Le S ciaie \4_ Leonia, MUSIC BY LANDER. Broadway NO. tit In Song The Milona, rt! ic marvel tn America Yorcarre, Mud ‘oiner vartecy’ertists, tc a sa EMPIRE THEATRE, SOWING THE at a vain Ces vain au ite ‘ pgs ria ich were intended to be sold| Reserved seats, Orchestra Cire MARIE JANSEN, Okt Next Week-HOYT'S A TEMPERANCE TOWN: cor UMBUS THEATER 1 Weds @ BAe, oe A'TRIP TO HINATOWN. Next Week—Hopkins Tranrweanlo Star HOYT!s THEATRE, OlssY FITZGERALD W ea | Evenings at Me AUT Gi te aE aie oe eaanp nh GOP BEY Peo. Camilie iii” ‘Next weok, Augustin Daly's Company of Cometinne THE FOOD SHOW. Bian, Ave, 6 D FURNISHERS, Ave, NEW YORK. emall weekly or monthly o To-night, Cavalleria Rustionns ana f IN, tate Sot PM. Fy cima 4 Bat. (Mat), Carmen; Sat. (aight), OD fe TAVARY sings every night, IAL/FIRST TIME IN mc Nakimota’s Troupe of Jags $200 Worth... 250 wortn. 300 worth. $2.50 per week 3.00 per weex 3,50 per week 14 and 196 Bast Lath at Pia Amusements. ABREV A TUEAT roadway, cor. JH LILLIAN KU~ sSeLL OrERA CO. LOM THE S Last Two Nignte Tay Matines of iy pur ile for lovere of b Feeders | Note—The theatre paly on Monday and a. » ready, each, mailed Tuenta lage ‘tor reas and scene retesrsuie Artiste: Pu Co., Dept. 10, St Louie, Mo of be Xo nd Smiths comie BROADWAY THEATRE—Sth ave and 30h @, 7 WE, | CIVIL oF criminal cases. confidential; tm PALM Iw Te Te | Ses ge alta ea ‘score her Mr. A.M. Pal- ee winWess, | CHRISTOPHER, Re aE, MESSE KUNKHILL AB LITTLE CHMISTUFHER MATISM AND GOUT CUi Areateat of ail Temedion; ome bette will | yon ih ‘Meticiae. Co 36° Raat idm ae or circular ii | Kxow your fate and fortune; co Soientitio Palmist, 20 Kast 17th at J [ACAD OIN “aR Le=WIT Hee you BE SNNEHR TterRR, ALAD SUITS cleaned & pressed, SL Manhattan Steam ) “Dyeing & Cleaning Works, 738 6th ave, meat 42a at THOMAS—Letter received; will be on RINTED 18,061 “YELD WANTED” ADVER ENTS IN APRIL, AUST 19,665 (8 THE 15 GTHER WEW 1 HED. o | " i t pectes., Phe past jot 4d Pp, ane $ enna, Williamson was engaged for al pien ant rooms they were to be sure.| never @ headache or a touch of repent-| Hy one whirl of the wheel of life it! ¢ onable spe The ae Eon wot it Pe ait ne Renee yachting crulve to Norway, and Elliot At one time he used to think that Kitty | Snee ‘Then the way assemblage of 4c-’ was tn the past, but still unburied. | | to the Past; @ fan call ve his gad every, had raved of the green golf links at had sacrificed a great deal when ehe! would there fore-gather to Wilk of any head Upon his hands. Jt was Very, very ¢-% 9 2 fie ipcuraple ° Eastbourne, He had yawned dismally married him, but perhaps the renuncla-| and everything, more especially of the dark swift and sudden had the! | “Poor olf fellow. T don't care led. Selfton, “sprt and mentioned Herne Bay, with the tion was tot 90 one-sided as he had im-|8reat, things they were going to du. trouble come upon him that It ssl) | Meakrecs vie tei me ‘s nuisance to myself and wife and family, in tones which quite agined, For Instance, there was the! jully hollcays upon the river, the sea tertibie dream, Lita few. months 2 xi ait be Vaux, leaning agasnst | (forget the two hap Justified Townie In holding hin up as an elud. He could no longer afford to gol and the Continent. "Fav! It was antl ie wag happy tn the swout Com oa man utterly,’ sald " go. into “some corner € ne of prem f ony, | there, and ad renounced ali|t® contemplate; a whole month at a ship of his wife; now he was 4 ine i es (POF tHe for the How It Once Seemed to Cross Fred Self =|! eamnie of premature matrimony. thers, and with It he bad renounced all pease boarding house. Yawn over the ifagpinesa™ in hie Wworkd “ p ret: Vou ought |T cangor ay back, 0 the page se A Now, calle c : octety. pie and jargely Upon BbiliLy to forge 1s hoornc tent ’ 6 Je fool, for in these days a man of thirty their neighbors were rich and res hot without a feeling of p.easur Wale ‘tant he a lazy dadda, snoring lke ton’s Pathway Darkly. is too young for such responsibilities and sble. Most admirable of their ne hag. acchteg Ue fe used to be such'a Jolly, easy-yoing [big how-wow, When baby wants fo ae —well, privations, Of course he had they ate, drank, slept and made mouey;] “inurning rooms seemed more ¢ fellow, now wis at ‘everything. | him?” s been quite tnfatuated with Kitty, as withal, most worthy creatures, but par-| dinner, be before, and the free lon The way he bal es bur unfortunate Way, Kitty.” he enlg. frenan were several better men. The first year) ticularly unentertaining. Mr. ‘Turner, | Ne tom. {ill SR tele you sweep those ashes = ‘ of thei ried life had ben as charm. hei . was a type— nd ne. witht hy with “Really me, silly boy. Whom else Fred Selfton was melancholy, appar-| This was not unusual, but upon this Thee Great shea bend a seh ee father, s sa ‘yp @ kindly ing, with the Pe ii man pute on, his as-| did you expect, sir?” she asked, waving \ ently without any just cause. He had occasion, it struck him as being very | /N# & 5 e-volume able man, but without the slight ae ak oe tat witht we tee ie ahd the Way he ‘baby. before him. spent a very pleasant time in the exe-| inconsiderate of her. Having performed , and he had never enjoyed any-| ste or literary culture 1« shadows ened in the ancy, but annoys me. He is a connie,” he cried, "a i cution of his duties in the Shelving De-|his toilet, he wandered mournfully | ‘ing so much as that delightful scam.) for hours of his busines n the room as t nt changed. It + Dks a4 shocked Kesunew enue the Ut partment of the Home Office, where he |about the garden. Then retiring (o his} Per about the Continent they had to-|more about tallow than any other nia man tolls 2 cy te cn pRLe nestled on le soael had read the morning paper, washed his | study—a misnomer, for he was guiltles: bastner, igen spare was the al a ban one Fortunately, his pride o ot Wownstalrs, a ching vainly at his pnustache Fi ‘ ! lives nara: q Jolly Uttle ehap, bi responsibility, this distinctio as sigh mit as Me a own on to his knee, hands three times, chaffed Bertie G of such folly—he Mt a cigarette and sly Be ee penal ¥ Wis Gletinstion was 6 Iehiy: mk * ing the room " ats ago, and he ye.led “By Jove! darling, how I mi and heard the latest gossip from flung himself into an easy chair with | and a somewhat costly ofe. After all, by the fact that he was also a con- ine the room, roe : the way.” you my Townle. Then Tommy had. taken |the air of a man weary of existence, there was sound wisdom in Townle's! nolsseur of wines, His sons wore ride jhe 1 oak : suid De Vaux with a] “Poor boy, it is too bad of me to rum him to the Junior Gatherium to recu-|Had his wife been present she would ©Yniciem, There are two aspects of the ing breeches on Sunday mornings and his re ow a y ne came io while Dome, to my mother “ Siu, Father de perate, and his journey down to Ealing | have wondered anxious!y what calamity Marrlage question, usually considered be-| read "The Lunar Month" tn thelr bed- varias | turned upon his heel | going to launch out awfully, is had been most comfortble. It was a|had overtaken them, but the fact was) fore and alter, He was just realizing rooms. His e! ugater was ifte joor as he went out.” | actually ¥ going to buy a yacht." pleasant afternoon in the early Summer;| nothing more alarming than that her the unpleasant one }with sufficient re us enth in fo Bt ney Ag eg Se nasal Pe acatt be)s are becoming so Dis Uttle villa looked particularly bright | lord and master was suffering from) He had never seen the club look more| (Sue : families, while Mrs. ED en refurnished be) ifton. thea oa | sey You know how he derests and comfortable, and he still had an} what is technicaily termed “the hump." | cosy than it did that afternoon. He had | ¥a® mot in the extrem must pace is ' nt but the bere hin, the halls are disgusting. “Hel sort of thing. 5 is Is to cure them. which was the most cherished alm of| discussing holidays. Gapes was saving| the pleasant associates of a past ite, | Watley the 3 1 Ra uct eee Henan Mash acatiene a corner and growls, At the club ming? Bis daily life. Ye: he sighed as he | himseit r a month's salmon fishing in| who ed genuinely glad to meet him i + he could ver the r leaves, He had t tr an ound him. He has tri opened the door and entered his home. | Sutherlandshire; Townie contemplated had been a very popular man, | @ance all night and work: all day, pull! sae Bibe, cereltas and i i Wer, Ey BUSA, 06. stein Baw Kate had taken the baby to ree her|billeting himself upon his cousin, who, and some of them still remembered hia| *ye Qe, Of PAH RalCraten aruinst umes whispering sweet cone | & a The place abounded tniowd. | kuow What to do with him. You re-| you thik of such e place? @ other, but would be back to dinner.' was uttached to the Embassy at Vi-i tue evenings in Gray's Inn, What| centaur, sing, driak and gamble, with] fdences, [Voiced boys ef a new and, to him, most | member our last litte supper party here. | Waite,