The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1901, Page 11

| ried her and tiie esther died yan the form of a serpent. haunted nt their annion ant Melle Stanton me ecarncies tanton meet, e party a guest elve him up. CHAPTER XI. Str Henryta W OD hbiess y ves ing w not know 1 care to lve {f Mine will always be But how can Task you tom ny position?” “Thank heavy Thad los th alr aske}, for lov han scruples that a 1 80 much credit, Those whom God let no man, der. Her right hand waa on his shoulder, Its pressure was a caress, almost ma- ternal. Tt drew him closer to this frail girl than even the transports of that first embrace forty-elght hours before. Ho clasped her to himself, and now he felt that no power on earth or under {t could take his prize away. They were both late to breakfast that morning. That day there was another wooing, has Jolned together, Uving or dead, put asune \f so romantte, in Henry had long ago determined that Lucy Randolph was just the wi he wanted. He wna uncertain that ho had made any Impression on her he and he was sufficiently tamiiar with the headstrong character of the Amer- {can girl ta have It falth in the in fluence of a parent or ro: Miss Lucy did not upon Dacres's sult. He w ble man, a strong man, in the life, a learned and a character worth stud, keener | wives conjugal fellelty. Perhaps, you think, si. have reasoned at all. Th ought not to eis a love iat does not rearon, and one that does, The difference 14 not always im the de- gree of affection. 1t is a matter Of temperament. Lucy Raadolph 7 deplayed n critical turn of maint Bhe would not have been | herself if she had not analyzed her prot pective husban But her criticism did not spring from ideal, and Bir Henry an imporaible pleased her. this, hla mode of ace til, eee aadiaShave-been more would have Fogg othe uvited Sties Nandolph to jg with him. behind a really gardless of etiquette, up his mind that he! . | tomed. hears tho atoty ot) the Dacre-, of life hwatst already } | ayrighted, 1901, by John Al Iniebeieieieicieini-i-i-l which pote she has been 0 1aen.) picrusts ts rather under t rain 69. 7 m of beauty, have # tress it oar ji make tt nd » af him. ating to by entiment has 3 answer Was f » sive another venin Int tn to. bring oldest: port. tles of his la al hol My de. quick! yourself agree with my 1. Dacr la “You seo," he thongeht for sime time that T ought marry and sett ria wild fe rowmed about the world a great oat and many women ha pleased me, but! heretofore T have never felt the slicht- est desire to marry any of them. Yow are my {deal 1 secured mother's consent to adress myself to you, and now [ want to know whether J may hone to offer you my 1 any heart w possibility. off them ac "You haven't offered them yet." “You wouldn't wish to put me jlanghed, she exclaimed. Randolph, importa mething th. f us, 1, at may gniticance as affecting “How addre seing a board of rallroad directors, {d iy, unhesitatingly and to the nt asked you to come with me this | M because 1 ar Str Henry, do explclr ty. Suspense does no nstitutto ced Mutiicy | nervously went on, my le down, low," he added. ‘but no man ever ‘Itves just the rort of life After he is married aunt Not that Tw 4 ra) nas 4amo T have would Know his fate from her own lps! jin the singular artitute of acgeptine In before the drive was over. ye [MIvAACE Of “the propoxal."” ‘Then she The first few minutes passed In awk- | GIGAHA Te hehe Rorebr ecarcohcmae ward stlence, rendered a little less em-! OF course not. How eiimsy Tam! barrassing the antics of the Horse. he exclaimed. “Well, 1 offer them now. n two days in the stat which had Wise amt was, full of spirit. without exe a8 Rarielt’ tongue-tied. But’ her woman's that the critical time h could not yield to nen cl or Ww a ful humor ne effervescence of the horse began to subside, and as the opp ity for apeaking approached the man's valor oozed away. fle needed encouragement companton rose to the omer “Bir Henry.” sho said, rc ‘fa bit of romantic drama is belng en fn your family: Trevannion will yeenent, to om BoFeie posible ert is more than paselt intuition 1 her ad come, and rie! stomary. pla His fair ency’. Tanicy that it Ix Inevi in love with her pI leve he fell {atts York. ‘and tas made a wise use it the proximity: afforded by your hos- Pitallty to cement the attra ee MT don't know," a‘ Dacre jectve- Wwhether that Is quite falr to. me ia to my aunt, who has taken Mins Fielie particularly, under her protection Of course. If he ix the right sort, of Ohnothe. man her parents, would) ap, vou know—It's all right. ‘ mow Little bout Ar. ‘Trevannion save joston Kee CU et ey , and entertains su- Ml. so far as it Koes; d, where you much devotion to the we understand that ki that thoroueh gentle Perey on here in. Enelani yet edit Us with {dea of heredity. the scion of a Ki tery. tch for a sweet girl fake ft Lue: a pen git a Geta motheg” very and she has told me that Mr. Tr nion’s ult wouk! shave her full aie tot ony the young fellow's occupation a eae intra, idiz in spite of his boas: evan: ap - own a , vou netualls: that har nomerning to do with, the question at fomeinge? You sire Not carried off your marty that wild theory that a woman fwill be hanpler living on crusts with the one man joves than on. am- froata with any Vener fellow, no matter how charming the other may be, fn general WAV ting it rather broadly, Mira Randolph remarked demurely. ST balieve in love, but I think a woman feofoatish to fall in love with a man who canpot maintuln her Jn the station Sod family. may make a * Wil you be my wife the Hot in. the habit of finding! the panting arimal He xtonn hor! pawed thi {Lucy Randolph answered enough: “Yes, T will” ne Kh notive ‘Thelr conversat Ht had been at thu. occasions." OM and tenth that of Christman. lensnes youthful paxaloy ed by a young tongite."* tly. wweuld ra could off ever since the men I felt, HM confide have It tantly my ut Tt Is ni low with and {t rat her speak again “That asaur: you will be le another ,and Ww! on save conf Tala old, place touched the hor: ‘ dear child," Randolph hi ahe said, thon war much fre the start. She . One » ‘Noon tat th Tt was only m: of having such an essontiall in § woman on my prt re that put her glov face and stro rd ther have that than any that r, Ax for ms, I first met you, had Keen fe. If that ot eestatic, in lo burl Dagres kissed hor agaly Hts fac pie c. He had ene. ce of yours ts ‘anc than If you were of Enaileh birth, aving one conti 4H) have noth: enee In gioomy toamnt he anawered en T can say with perfect ho: if 1 know T love from the bottors of my heart I shall try to show my affection in actions your “hun ney were driv! Ho dropped the reins and Itesed, her enthusiastically ‘1 hla mother, 7 t “Tam elad vou dld not speak of love That is a term often misused on such you of man en S tet ms ed hand aked the declara- A mere 1. have that of you were the one to whom I would be mort ri ty to nye, you tis nub. a ite begin t3|: nee for nent 10. le and ing Into aw you CONSUMPTION | Bron:hitls, Chil Cold . Dyspepsia o} Peautekly: ever ‘form, by taleang | ‘ou By Atadl fal a ° throe times nd. drugetet id Beware of tm! Cou wits cure HALT lespoon: | f water ay, “All cere, Woas. Ishment © and Trey how the | . may 1 pro ato ome Mrs. test plea: handeta kin: days we longer, will ther mistors tunes, (To be continued.) - —or— Hot Weather Kills a C ot 4 goescoesoesc 3 Piles Cured Edward Dunellen, Wilkes barre, Pa “For seven yéars l was scarcely ever free from the terrible torture of itching piles. I tricd all sorts of remedics, Was told a surgi- cal operation might save. One 50 cents box of Pyramid Pile Cure entirely cured me.” All dsuggizis sell it. Free book by mail, on Piles causes and cure, Pyramid Drug Cow Mar- @® sbcit, Mich. Jaaseaceqees eaeeeocesueusece | PERMIAN! NT COD EXPOSITION. very day until further potice a cup of coffee and a samp'e dish of GERMEA, the ideal summir breakfast food, will be served free from 11 to 6 o'clock at my Petnapent {cod exposition, 4 and ee esey street. Seni for toh of my monthly price bist. rif CALLANAN. snd death under Christian Selence treat-| The Sisk Hables’ Fund, which in de: | ment caused so much sorrow, wh pendent upon the generodity of The her ev curs to disturb the accus-) Evening World readers and which has tomed quiet of the village. Ject the care of the young chil- Josep first reader of Christ ecumnee Church, ist, and leader of the mplainte | sation r thoughtless mothers, 6 nearing the of his) church ass members of nie chute n | accond week of Its campalgn. ore of age much chuck- The free physicians maintained by ause Mr. Lee, who es that) thie Fund are hard at work in the NAME YOUR FAVORITE ofl IN THE SHIRT-WAIST RANKS. Prizes to Be Given to the Three Prettiest Shirt- Waist Girls in Greater New York. Friends of the shirt-watst girl are showing thelr appreciation of ber th days by sending In votes for the one | whom they atmire the moat. | The shirt-walet girl is as numerous | and Varted as she ts charming, Her fa- vortte garment rune through all ¢ grades of dainty Ince and lawn and pretty print goods to the stiff starched | plaue. And It's Anly a matter of taste | which ts favored Thin gives a chance to those who haye de-| cided nreferences on the subject to cast! tor thelr shirt-waist ts most. pntert | 1 ballot favorite girl. girl who of votes will shirt-walst re- pretty etves the largest: numbe win the ‘nt prize, which consists of a| half dozen fine shirt The nec- Aalst girl recelving the votes will re- waists, ond pretty shirt- t number of cond prize, which Is a quar. fine shirt waists. The third prize, fine shirt waist, will uwarded to the shirt-watst girl recelving | third largest namber of votes, ze (and photograph, If pos- alst girl of your cholce “Shirt-walet Gir} Editor, Evening | Post-OMice Hox , New oe next colv ter dozen one be the Send Following is the ballot: I Name MiSS..cecceecerccecereccccsscvcersse cece seseteetnecs of. as the Prettiest Shirt-Waist Girl in Greater New York. Sender’s Name...... NO MOSQUITOES FOR SCIENTIST Leader of Cult Shocks Followers by Putting Up Netting. SICK BABIES HAVE FRIENDS. Summer Charity Con- tribute Every Season. fer Ne To hristian e people and affairs SUBSCHIPTIONS. BA to ki town of Cranford, N. c The populace has overed from ite last sena: tT nd wriitea dent of Crane f attacking this eu 1 Clay Muyoz, a re ford and sister of Mrs, Porce cists, has created a sen- Christan permitted to dle by 4 ody, who m| Instantly an insect netting ing dn thi the mind: ann followers ating of iacked. morquito wi verandit acknowledgment to wat ked one no that he crowded districts and ame ni r that exts here the poor live, ssity for thelr one starting. arefully nun ie ine y summer. has feeling in his In ma neighbor of another Ure tle of whom they nh ¢ han recanted,” the other| did not the free ph: " _ hetting ts ls | the scene in time to save thelr lives the postroitice!a | fund has many stanch friends tists we wh ok to it season Willlam lar, of franton sent hin check for § and the o. Frederl p squitoes simply awful down the new ‘at North sald another, ve h, who hat given t nates a for the past f her friend. lawyer, of thie samme friend of th ron of Miss city, 1. check for the Contributions rr npearn In the verick, of Garden mmer sends 4 nix of the vile mortal thelr y to acreen at is why Mr, Lee Hiza 1 who. each sick | r Fund should be Uneeda Some Supporters of the] ———— sent to Thee patch Bab! Pleage’ accept the inclosed § 32 for alck Tooth Powder An ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY. Used: by ‘people -of refinement for over'a quarter of a century. World Wants. Everybody Says,— Wayfer \og A2™ Str. Cor 8 Ane. Sale of Men’s Stylish Clothing, Special for Saturday 1,000 Men's Blue Serge Suits at $10.. Every one of these blue serge suitswe' have sold and are selling at $10 is upto the s! tandard of the usual $14 suit—j the color is absolutely fast and the cloth in wei regul: suit s\ Men's Light-Weight Suits at $10. 500 Men's Blick Cheviot Suits, just from those placed on sale last week went qu up to sell for $14, cut in the $10 bro. ouldered sack sty Special at. Men’s Light Weight Cheviot Suits at $12 Made of loosely woven, strong fabrics, which make cool and comforiable suits for the hot days of summer. An endless variety of colors and patterns in stripes, checks large plaids. They're made in short, square shoul- ed inilitary or the regular sack style, and range $12 in value from $44 to $15. Our special price. Special price. Every necessary in the way of smaller things is here tn large agsortment— ligee Shirts, Fancy Hosiery, Belts, Low Shoes, e'e. Although serge in Another lot of ur workreoms. kly—suits made weight linings. 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