GUST 11. 18fl ( ) .
JACK LEVCRISCTOVS CHOICE.
Boston Olobo : It wa sunrise on tlio
Ringing beach nlMnnchcster-by-tlio-Scn.
'Jho lido was high and a glorious surf
wm rolling in over tlio musical sands.
The locks at the eastern end of the
liearlnvcro still dark with shadows , bub
til the western end they wercbriyht with
the colors of morning.
As the sun cnmo above the distant
FOinbio wnvos , a young' girl , wearing a
vhlto Bergo gown , nnd with n wlilto
sailor hat on her blonde head , cnmo
climbing brlsldy down the rocks lo the
sandy bunk above the row ol bath
IIOUHCS ,
She bri lied pmt tlio Inst clump of
flimlcd oaks , nnd hesitated for a mo
ment ubo\o the bank \vhitosand. \ . She
looked at Iho Incline before her , tlfomip
nnd down the bench. No ono was In
tight ul this sunribohour.
She hesitated for n moment only ,
then , gathering lier skirts about lier ,
tossnd hoi1 lint to the bcacli below ,
diopjictl to the ground and rolled oicr
mill 01 or Ilko a child down the sandy
bank. It wim u short , nbrupt descent ,
but she m.uuiged It ai well us u child
might hmo done , hpringlnfr lo her foot
ns she I'eached Iho hard bunch.
"Good for jou , Kathiirinol" cried a
Hum's voice.
Miiude Gesslev looked about her In
her surprise and snw a lull , dark younpr
niiiti moving toward her from onoof Iho
most distant batfi houses. Ills sun
burned arms wiucd applause ns ho
umlud foiward. In a moment , ho hail
( omo near enough to discover that this
blartled bliHhlng ylrl > MIS no ono he hud
won. und ho stopped , enlllngout ;
"I liog jour pardon ! I thought Ittis \ \
Miss IHiumroHijuo. "
Thin ho tinned , inn down the shore
nncl plunged into the surf.
Maud had often scon Katlinrino Du-
iimrtsqupon the stngo und hud heard
Unit fdioas \ fctnying for the bunmior at
Mamhoslcr. This was probablj one of
her fellow lie-lots.
ITo must beery strong , she thought ;
ho wiw fivliiiming so far to sea. Hho
all < cd up to Dimus bench , cnjojlngthe *
Giinrlbo ns \oll ns a girl might ho
could not forgot a lidicjulousiloscont of a
fciindbanlibefoio Jiu unguctsud specta
tor. < ,
Jack Loveilngton came out of the
uuturvhllo | | SH Cesslcv vis ftlll far
distant on thobonch. When ho ilisip-
pearcd into hid bath liouso ho walked
close by tlio water's
m nnt lo wsilt until she had been
the granger K up to tlio hotel , llionsho
would g-otiiietly | homo to breakfast tit
" 'L'ho Ledge , "iiiid say notliln ahouttho
loncontro to her friends , the Earlos ,
\vhoso \ guest shu had been since the day
bo f 010.
She had stolen juutf from the houssoat
daybieaU , mo\cd by tlio wish to sue the
fiimous "nhifrlng1 beioh"for Ibo lltsttline
at siinribo. The charm tint she had
hoped to find now suddenly took IIOSMJS-
fclon of her tiiid bho walked along the
shore.
She quite forgot the man in the bath
hou-io IIM nho looked out upon thoseannd
listened to the singing of the \\aventis \ \
thoyhroko upon the minds nt hci Teet.
Tno Miikonltig 8\veclnc&sof \ tlio early
day gave her exquisite delight. She
stood still , } iichcntly , and looked for a
longtime at "tha &urf and at thodiatant
sails plowing with light.
Her pure jountf fuco lodectcd the
light thsitvti80ii sea and hind.
4M bog your pardon , "said a voice , and
6ho turned with the sjmp.ithy of her
communion with the iiiorniuy atlll shin
ing In her eyes.
"I beg j our pardon , " snid Jack Lovor-
Inglon , his hat In his hand , his face
brightening -with lively admiration. "I
couldn't help coming down to you to
know if I am excused for calling out to
jou. "
"Certiilnly'BaIu ' Mnu < lovltli dignity ,
but blushing a < > she mot his gaze.
"You lovely girll" cried Jack Lo\or- \
Ington , as if ho could not help it ,
JVlimtlo'u lanlios foil.
"I I supposed yon had gone up to the
hott'l , " bho ftiltortd.
" 1 don't live at the hotol. My name is
LoveriiiL'ton. Wo have tlio Islsuid Vlow
cottage. " Ho kept on looking at her ,
mid bis fervent gaze dio\v lior ykmcoup
n train to moot his.
"I never in all my life saw aiijone like
you ! " ho exclaimed.
"Thank you , " g.ild Maude , dimpling
nnd demure. "Y"ou ha > c theartof f ranlc-
nn unuUittldogieo. "
„ ( " 1 don't know what jouniciiii by tint , "
* VnidLo\crington , ' 'but If you think I'm
( inlyeoiiipliinanting you , why I'm not. I
ineim it. Why shouldn't ' IV'
"You mo very liind"said Mmido.
"Do I look like MlssDunnrowiuoV"
"Not uiiartlclo. llutflbo's alw.iyB say
ing thntsno will < oinodownto the bench
some and nobody else IH cvoi
here. I have a notion for early dipsmy-
BOlf , "
Ho hnd boon funiUlng IH his poikot
nnd nnw brought out nlottei'-hend.
"Inovcr hiuo actii'd , but will you lake
this for mi intiodnotion ? "
JVlnudo took it nnd lend the nanio o !
onoof the gioatncstcin rail roads , nnc
boluv it "ollli'o of John Lovcringtoii ,
porintendont. "
"Why , I tjiouglit , of course , jouoro \ \
nn.nctor ? "
"Hec'iiuso I know Miss DimiaresqueV
No , I'm not , Slio'h a verjuice , elovoi
f woman. My mother and sister ilko hei
X vcsrj 111 tick. I wlbh you'd toll mo join
" * . "
* mi ino.
"Doesn't the loach sing1 veil this
Uiorningr' ' OMided Maude.
"A line crunch. M < ht beaches do , "
"IfB HKo mnsip , " snld Claude , \\nllc- \
ingiilcjng. "It's lilco 11 great oigan , "
"Jb it ? Does it strike you that \vayj"
FiiidJaokVomln < bofc.Idc her. "Now to
nic'Il hounils about lilco the sort of niiisio
\ibcil 1 to mnkollh ncoinb and n piece
of paper when I vtih ulioy. "
kI iihcd to thtiil ; when I was it llttl
pirlthata Hinging beach iiieaiita beech
-ihsi tree , you Icnovv , and there vns j
beech by myliiclov \ \ Jilinygraiidfatlmr'b
hoii o , and always when wovero tlioro
nnd I hoard It rattling its branches a
night I thought It was singing to ino
And It vast It n ed to sing the mos
beautiful eongit. "
"Thoic , " wild Jiiel ; , "tint proves it
HoncHtly , I nevorln tnylifo sawn girl {
bit Ilko you. Ton nro dllTeieut fion
uvoiybody. IHKo you bottoi
' g'irll hn\o ever t-oon.1
lloppokolth convinoingslniority.
"lam in oiirnobt , " ho nikl , und his
tones and looks uould have won tlio
coUlcbt heart to umoinout'i kindness a'
leuM.
Inudo wnlkod betldo him as In
ik-t'nni , leinomboiliig distinctly that bho
wuhii young woman from a woild of HO
I'inl foi'iimhero \ \ Hiioatnnooiij c'onll
deiues nnd instant lildngs were wholl
unapproied , jot fooling ns if itoro \
quito the most naturiil thing tlio vnrlt
for her to lionr this man's Mieo enjing
" 1 not only likoj on , I'm la Invo
you , You aiopo dllToient. You stiucl
inons dttlorent whoa lllrst saw you , up
by the t-iuul kink , 1 just liad toconio to
vthoshoro to speak to jou again. And
* whcn you tuinod nrouml , you had a look
In jour cjes Unit made mo think of an
dHioy stoppcil and lie looked full Into
her eyes ,
' Tlio morel look at you , " edd Jack ,
"thomoro I know vounrelho girl
always boon looking for , Iain thirty
yonii > old and I have never seen nnyono
else IJo you suiipose. " ho concluded ,
with serious etnplui.'is , ' 'do jou think
you could learn to Ilko me ? " '
"Why , I Ijlon't know , " murmured
Mamie , looking down , Then he glanced
up and laughed.
"Itonlly , ilr. Lpverlnglon , this li the
most absurd thiti ) ? I o\or \ heard of 1 You
don't oven hnowmy n.uno . , "
"That's ' so , " ho ndinittcd , "but you
are going to lull me. "
"Indeed I'm not , " ( ho flilipd back.
Then moved by nsudilon sympivthj with
bis will , ahosaid , slyly nsii child : "It's
Maude Maude Ocssley. "
"Maude , " roiieated Lcvorlngton , re-
llcctlvoly , "Maude.es , I like that
jrelty veil , I had a kind of notion for
ho nanio Is.ihel , though. "
" \Vhy \ , that's my second name."erf ol
iMGcssley "How quecrl"
She liitighcd againthough , there weio
ems in her eyes from sympathy with
hosubtle emotion tint moved hint ,
"I'm dreadful Imngiy"sho declared.
This is too absurd. I'm going to the
louse for mj bro.ikffist. "
"Lot mo go with you. "
"Of course not , "
j\loud call , a prolonged "Iloo , hoe , "
ounded from the th icket ,
"There's I'rcdtly Earlo looking for me.
aMimdcranaw.'u upthcbeaeh , answer-
ngtho boy's call nnd joining him bo-
ore ho hud had tinio to come vlthlii
ight of the shore , und of Jiich Lo\er5n- ( ,
on striding awaj towirds hiscottago.
" 1'roddy lirle ! , oighV That means
lisit slio is Binin ) at 'Tho Ledge1
hen , " ho thought. "It's hard luck thnt
v'ogotlo liurr.\ back to Domcr. Con-
ounil those strikers ! But I'diutlicr 10-
lent thnt night's exporinco with , them
n the inountimstlmiif-cohor again he-
ore thnt bhnrp Gorttudo Carlo. They
lust have been school fiionds , for
Maude has the s-outheni accent. She's
ot a Yankee , Mmdol lilcss her !
shu's ' tlio gib I'MJ been \\alting to litid.
.Jlcss hir , " ho repeated.
"
ii
t wpndor where Miss Duinnresqno
si" said Gcitrudo llarlo as she and
rlaudo worodriMtig In lier ctut on tlio
iloucchlor load , afterlunt.li. They had
ustmet Jack LiOiorinjjton iria vietoria
vitli hismoflior and slater.
"Who tire thej'i" ' naked Maude , with
ip parent indllTeieroiK'o.
"ThcLeveriufe'totisof Denver. It U
.heir . liist siuunioi' hero. Tlioy luuo
al < on the Ihlatid View. The son has
> een sitting at the feet of Catherine
DuimiivMiuo for u month. It Is tlio first
,11110 , have him without her. Dick
Htcheoek told ino last night that ho Is
.foing a\uiy \ tomorrov. "
"Going awivV'1
"Yes ; ho superintends the ralroads
out west , " aimveied ( lortrudo vjiguelj ;
'and Dick siys that ho is obliged to
n order to settle tome stilkes , lie
ilvays lets the stiikeis have their wuj1.
Ic says It's rightl And ho's tiled "of
Iwadling heio. Dick says , though I'm
Biiro ho boomed enough interested la
I'ntliorino Dumarcsqiio tokeep himhcio
ndcliiiiloly , "You ought to see them.
riioy aio btiperbtpgothor , both so dark
ind handboino. You ought to have been
icio all thiough J uly. Tlio idea of
truing In jour pnkySti-uniinh ! "
"Walt until you como to Georgia , ' ' in-
: orruptcd Maude , with enthusiasm.
"Eat , Gertiudu , If Mr , Lovorington has
been bitting tit the feet of MLss Dumar-
osquo all this time , why doca ho doboit
lier now ? "
' ' 0 , lie isn't dc'ortlng hor. Evoiybody
an js ho is goiny to many her , but ho is
obliged to go homo and superintend the
railroads a ivhilo llrst. "
" \\rill sheloa tlio staire ? "
"Of coui o. She loves tbo ait , but
hates the work. She is perfectly lovelj' .
She is coiniiijr todiiio tonight , "
"You know herthOiV"
"Vc s , indcoil. lamina , adores her.
She is always trotting about after Katherine -
orino like a darling llttlo slave. "
"Do the Luvcriiigtoiis coino to your
> us > o , too1' '
"A very little. Dick Hitchcock seems
to dovibo hcheines to get Mr. Le\cring-
ton away tlio minut'jho sets foot on our
pinz/a. "
"Dick is a wise fitinco , flerty. "
'I'm ' not K > suio tli.it ho is. Yes , dis
tance lends enchantment , And P\o only
been onablcd to admire tlio wild west
erner from nftir. "
Gortiudo suddenly turned her horse ,
' 'I have an Idea , " she exclaimed.
' The Levcrin lens ahsill bo asked to
dine tonight ! I do hope they can coino
at such short notleo. For mjsolf I
would \oiituro iiotliing. For jou "
"For mo 1"
"Yes , t want you to ECO Katherine
and Mr , Loiington together. They sue
peifcctly superb , Dick is going touring
Mr , Valentino down from Boston this
evening , and maniiin dotes on a dinner
patty impromptu. "
Mrs. Kailo diovoovor alone to the
Island View directly her daughter
asked her to do so , Slio came bnek
radiant. The Loioringtons had ac
cepted.
Miss DunmrfsniiG was going in from
the piiussi with Air , Lo\oi'inlon when
Mimdocamo down to dinner that ovcn-
in , andsathonctiess \ for tlio llrst time
oil the singe.
Mnudo vas late coming down. She
had overdressed to begin , then , declar
ing to herself tli.it she did notcaro wlut
Mr. Lovorlnjrton thought of her looks ,
had changeil licrgaj gown for a sombro
little ono of brown.
She wentin vlth DickEitthcockwho
wiis wuitiiijf foi her , and found horaell
at table ne.\t to Jack LoAeriiifiton ,
Mrs. Knrlo Introduced them , anil
Fieddy Eaile e.\elaimed :
"Why , i lnudo , whoro'a ' that stunning
suit J faav you in half an hour ayo'i1
\Vliat iimdo\ouclmngo our dress ? "
"Freddy , " linighiu Mavido , but she
colored , ' * vour imajjination vlll got jov
jnto trouble bonietiino. "
" 1 didn't Inuigino lt'T said Freddy , In-
dijiiaiitly. ; "You looked pretty In that
white lace thing , and ou look liorild
in this. "
"Freddy ! " cried Gertuide , "MaudeIs
loioly In nnythlny , Isn't bho ,
Diimaicfcque'f1 Miss Oowloy V"
Maude and Kuthoilnabowc.il.
"If Ihadn lad ) dic-s like Mls
ington'1) ) , * " bald .Maudo piesoully , looking
aeiorsthe table at Jack's dark-hailed
sister in her Spanish gown , "I should
always wear It. ,
"Maudo looks bettor In that whlto
llanneUliowoais on the beach , " mul-
teiinl IVoddy ICnrlo.
"Tliat't. true , " bald Jack in a very low
voice to Mnude. " "You are an angul In
white. "
She Unshod hut did not look at him.
Slio tulU-eilonlj with Dick Hitchcock
duilng dinner.
The moon was shining over the ocean i
and over tliot-eiiof green boughson the
hill slope below the piazza of ' 'Tho
Lctlge" when dlnnor was done , and they
all went out of doors. High above the i
tires ohholtttlovallov vhich is pierced I
by tlio rails of thu filoticoster branch ,
they could look IICIOHS to the bll or
Blilnlnc lights 011 liakor's Island , itnd tlio i
tvlnklmg from the dl&timt windows of f
Mrrblcliead ,
Mr. llarlo ht rolled awaj do\vn tlio d rlvo
with his eicar , followed by ficddy.
.Mrs * . Karlo a nil Mrs. Lovorliigtonwcnt
Uthopiuzza | ) to ot her.
Mit > 8luinarOMiio ] held a llttlo court t
with Dick Hitchcock , Valentino und I
Loforington grouped before her chair ,
Fontilo Lovetln tou walked up und I
down the plazw with Gortrudo. I'urle.
Maude wintnway alone a llttlo way
down the magnolia path under the oaks.
Loverincton followed lier in a llttlo
while , but the people on the piazza sup-
rosed lie had gene for n clffur with Mr.
Kiirle. 3lo went slrui ght down the mag-
nolin patli under the dark brunches.
Miiiulo hoard him coming and hurried
on down the hill with a viguothought
At tlio low slono wall bounding "Tho
I.cdgo" giounds liocaino up with her.
"You might hmo united forme , " ho
eiid.
"The moonlight Beuicely ( jots 111 rough
those brunches , " slio returned iircle-
uintly. "It must bo lovely iloun on the
beuoh. "
beuoh.Vo
" " \Vo vlll go. " ITo sprang over the
wall , tinned and 'held out his hands.
"Come , let mo help you over. "
"Nonsense. I'm not coming. If I do ,
( hero's astlloa litllo uny on. "
"Flctiso como. Wo luuo no time to
waste looking for the stile. "
"llmo to waste ? ' '
"Yes. I'm obliged lo leuvo for Don-
\er \ toinoiiowinoiuing , And I wt.nt to
talk with you , "
"You might talk if I don't como ever
Iho wall. " laughed Maudo. But she
scrambled upon the low will and stood
there.
lIoolTorcd her lib liands eagerly , but
she did not take them.
"Go a\uiyl I'll not come If I have
any help , "
Ho stopped hack and folded his ninis.
" .Any v.iy 3011 like. I don't care what
jou do if jou'll only come , Don't roll
'down , though , as jou did clown the kind
kink , " ho added mischievously. She
jumped down , flushing nnd laughing.
IIo took her hand and put ituponhis
arm. At the touch they stopped laugh
ing , and \uilked \ on slowly in silence.
They say iioiv that it was nil arranged
loUuon thorn during the next ten
minutes , when neither spoke a word , as
they walked doMii through the pine
grove find tlio Held of "niangueritcs to the
pluco on the be.ieh whcro they had
parted in the morning.
"lam going back'rsaid Maude ; "Mrs.
Turlc will woi.der whcro Inm. "
"Is'o , jon'io not going back , " said
Jack "until you tell ino if there isan.y
clianco for inc. 1 can't ' \\nsto the only
time I hmo had tobcojou. "
"Business is business and till * life is
a railroad time table , "ictorted Maude.
"You do nothing but laughiit me , " ho
said , icpioaclifully.
" 1) ) you want mo to 'blush with do-
light1 when you gi'vo 1110 a smile and
'treinblo ' with fearat jour frown ? ' "
"Can't j ou bo borioiwwith mo for a
moment ? Yea wcro ccrious a little
this morning , Looking at mo again.
You'ro face is still lonely In the moon
light , "
Slio stepped away from him and walked
slowly up the shore. IIo euuio bcsido
hor.
hor."You
"You see how it is"ho , said , "I can't
lot thla clianco slip away from me. I
must know if there Is any hopi ) forme.
I should n't have gene without knowing
If I hid boon obliged to eomo to the
Harks unasked and beg to see you
alone. "
"Miybo .jou think I made this
ihaiicoV"
"I\'o , indeed , but "
"I hud nothing1 to do with the invita
tion for dinner. Gortiudo Curio wanted
rae to see Low superb jou and Misn
Uuinarobquo nro together. She said
overjbody sajs you are going to marry
Miss Dumarcbque. "
"I shall new marry anjonohutyou.
I noior Twforo wanted any woman for my
wife. You "
"You must not tall ? so. "
"I must speak now. Y"ou see how it
Is. I am obliged to go away in the
morning. I nm sure that llovoyou
and want.you for my vifo as if I waited
a dozen jours to tell you so. Tonight is
my only chance to tell you so. "
" .Arn'tj'ou coming ttowiito the beach
to see thosunrlsongaln tomoriow mornIng -
Ing ? "
"You darling girll' '
" 0 , I nm not coining. Of coursoyou
will. Piomiso mo that you will. "
"Indeed , I'll ' not. Tills is all too ro
mantic and ridiculous. You tire tiying
to act like someone you've road about in
601T10 nOMll. "
"J no\er icud but two novels in my
life , and those when I was a lioy. I've
no thuo to tend novels. This isn't ro
mance. I mean it ; vou know I do. "
"Jiut It's to sudden , so ridiculously
liuriled , " urged Claude.
"I am soiry If I scom ridiculous to
you. If I could bo hero another month
1 could court your favor in a foruyil wny.
I'd bo willing to servo for seven years to
see jou look at mo again as you did for
an instant this morning , Aly dailitig
girl , don't ' jou roall/o that weworo
made for each otlier. Wo "
She escaped from his arms at once.
"Don't btiy such things to mol"
They wallad fclowly onward , a llttlo
apart.
" "Wb must go back. " She turned and
took his arm , and wont back to the stile
as quickly as they had coino.
ilnlfway up tlio nngnolia path they
motlJprttudoKailo. Maude vent up to
the piayfli with her without a Mord.
LovcrinsUm wont along the drive anil
joined M1. ISarle , who was still strolling
about smoking.
"Who ti the Sin nor guests wo"o going ,
Gertrude Earlo said to Miss Dumar
csqno :
"Mr. Hitchcock and I are going to
ilriM ) clown to the hotel vith you ,
Katharine. "
There was no opportunity for the
walk Ml-s Dumarosquo had expected
ttith.Tiick Leiorington. Her heaitwas
sorongiiinst Ciortrudo Eailo for cutting
oil'a talk which might have meant i
good deal , Katharine didnot sloop thai
night.
She sat by the window for1 a long time
buforo eho put awi y her dinner gown
and In her diessing crown lay downupot
her sofa , moionihappy than she iiai
been for years.
She thought of hci' llto as she laj
thoio ; the mlsersiblo llttlo western liomo
tlie girlish ambition which had growi
with her giowtb , the cheap thoatricii
eompaiij with wlileh bho had first trie *
grand roles , the man who had tatigh'
nor , who had managed hei work , Mhosi
wife she hud boon for a few dreary , love
less yonib , the liorriblo months of the
divorce trial , her return to strength
nnd courngo ami ambition then o
Elver North ,
They had worked together for two
years ; successes had boon the wiino , She
Iiucl loved him , and hohadgono wllhou
knowing It ; without showing one sign o
love for her. Valentino bad been tell
I uglier of North's successes in London
"And now Jack'b going , " she thought
Slio did not imngino that she lovct
Le\erington , butslio hud hoped fonfroe
hoii.i o from him , Hutter men than ho
huclotfeied lior inarrlago , Slio had an
Idea that she might have accepted Jack
At dtt lirenk slio rose utterly wretched
drew on n long rain cloiiUand wont ouf
of doors and do\ui \ towauls tlio viiter
She was Intensely unliappj ; she wls-hei
thathhomight godoua under the wave
former.
Valoiitlao hud told icr that Illvc
North was to remain for another ycnr ii
London.
III.
An Katherine , looking very palo am
woiai after her Mid night , walked hlowl ,
tlovni the beach road , slio saw JMuud
Oos oy In u white serge gown thiougl
the Hold of Marguerites. Maude did no
see ICutlioritio until she ctune to the ont
of tlio beach readjust ubo\o the sands
"Oh , good morning , Mlsi Dumm-
e qiio. " she said , bltislilnfr xlolently.
"Good morning. This is Iho a'dvonl
of tlio Inrkjaro ou always so matutinal ? "
"Oh. no that Is I niciin yew , sometimes -
times , " staminored Muudo.
"It Is a trst , I POO plnlnly , " pnjd
Katlicrlne , smiling. " 1uis \ twenty
once iiijsolf , mydcar. "
She turned as If to go.
"No , It's not a trjst not with inol"
ilod Maude.
It Hashed upon her that Jack Lover-
ngton was nmuslng him elf In n cruel
ashion that lie had foiced this meet-
iif. |
iif."I'm going back. Mu. Earlo wants
ne. "
She turned and ran avny up the field.
In tlio pine RIOVO she thiow herself
down and withherhcad ngnlnstn trco
trunk sobbed out lior anger and her
ilof.
Kutlierino went on down the bench.
She was not surprised to see Juck Lev- ,
oilngton comiii ) ; lowird her.
" 1 Imvo frightened her away , " she
said at once. "She Inn. Rene , hut I
don't think she will go nil tlioay. . 1
vlll flml her this side of 'The Loclgo' ns
suiolyns she's n woman. "
Then , to her own surpilso no los ? than
Jack's , she began sobbing suddenly.
" \Vliy , my jioor girl , " said Jtiuk , tak-
.11 ? her hand.
She looked at him , In her oycs , brll-
itintlth the passion of her pain and
icr longing , ho read a vorj dilleront
Katherine , ' ' he said , "don't look nt
mo so. You don't euro for me ! "
She f.uv that ho felt ngiiin tbo power
vhlch had kept him busido her for
weeks. She smiled faintly as she gazed
"nlo his eyes.
It was the gao which had nlwajs
nought men to her feet half scornful ,
vholly louder. She had used it on the
stage with wonderful foieo as well us In
ifo. She hated heisolf as she used It
low.
Jack held her hands fast.
"Do as ou please with me , " ho fiti id ;
'I know it's true. Shall I say It , ICath-
011110 : * Do you want mo to bay itV
"Yes , \\nntjou \ to say it,1' ' she said
nti very low voice.
"I lovu you ! Ilovoyoul" ho declared ,
ils arms mound her.
All : it once Katherine was stiongcr
tli.tn herself.
"No , nol" slio said. "I must not let
you say It , for it is not true. You love a
young girl who loves you. I won't take
you avuy f loin hor. "
Slio stopped away.
"Guo mo your arm , Jack , dear , off
cso bands , " she said in a different
tone , "and I'll spare you scenes. Heroics
don't Income you. They make you boom
ilM-rd , "
"Abbiird ! " echoed Jack , chilled.
"Yes. "Willou give mo your aim ? "
"But Katherine "
At. the beginning of tbo beach road
slio stopped fora moment.
"Good-bjo , Juclc , denr. I wish you
ots of happiness. Go up thiough that
daisy Hold. "
"Mnj I l\lss jou good-bjo ? "
"Yes. "
When Jack came up out of the sun-
lilny Hold Into the shadows of tlio pine
cjiovo , and found Maude sobbing , with
tier ftno hid , ho stood rniito Btill until
ho looked up.
"I hope jou tiion't going to cry veiy
long , " be fciiid , "because , my dear , I
haven't the faintest idea what I ought
tostiy to you. "
I'm not crying , " she declared , jump
ing up.
'Well , then , arc jou coming clown to
the beach V
"Is Miss Dimwrcsquo there ? "
"Thank you for that ! No. And ivo
haven't got time to talk about lior. {
didn't know bbo vas coming , and she
didn't know I v.as there. Please ( .omo , "
The happiness of the half hour that
.followed was only partial , though it was
still happiness.
The evening and the morning of tlio
fiist dny are ne\or repeated for any pnlr.
Maude was lalo at the breakfast table.
She had lingered alone in thopincgrovo
after Jack had hurried away to his train.
Air. llarlo bad gene to Boston , and
Freddy was about his business of tennis.
Mrs. Earlo and Gertrude wore still at
the tablo.
"You're a lo\oly color , Maude , " said
Gertrude. "Do you mean to go to walk
e\erv morning befoio breakfast ? "
"No. "
"Did you meet Mr. Le\orington ? "
Maude started.
"Now , I suppose jou think none of us
have breathed the 'inolTablo something
in the air. ' "Why even papa knew you
wore rambling with him last night , and
papa never sees anything ! "
"I didn't dream of tolling- you , but I
will , " said Maude , putting down her
cogeo-cnp. "Mr. Loveringlon Is en
gaged to ino. "
"Engaged , my child ! Why , whcro
did you over meet him ? " cried Mis.
Karlo.
Gortrudojlev around tbo Hblo and
clasped her friend in her arms.
"Stop , " Biildo Maudo. "Inm not en
gaged to him. Hut ho says ho is going
tomtury me , add 1 Imvo told him that
if ho doesn't change his mind within
three months that ho may como to Sa
vannah when I go homo and face pnp.i
and mammi. "
Theio was a great deal of delightful
excitement , of course , and in tbo middle
of it Rlaudo suddenly wiilled :
"O , he's gone he's gene ! " and ran up
to her o\\n room \\horo \ she remained
locncd in until lunch time , deaf to Gcr-
tiudo'skiiockings.
"You dear , droll thing , " said Ger-
tuulo lute In tbo afternoon , as she and
Islaudo woio talking it all over as they
\vnlljcilontho singing beach , "I think
it's tbo most lomantic thing I
I over heard of. Think of Jack Lev-
eilngton falling in lo\o vlth you at
Hint night and proposing , right hero on
this very Ijcnoh. I think It's junt too
lovely. You must bo perfectly hippy. "
"It isn't all happiness , Gorty , " 10-
turned Maude with iv laugh.
"No ; I suppose you can't ' bo qulto sure
ol your own feelings BO suddenly ,
but "
- j
"Oh , yes , I can. No. I don't know
that I do , oitlior. Hut , Gerty , some
thing dreadful has happened. IIo went
nuiy , ho left mo obi how can I toll
" *
you :
"What Is It , doailo ? " asked Gertrude ,
with iniiobhyinp.itby. '
Maude turned awuy hi r f.ico.
"IIo no\or \ once asKed to to Oh ,
Gorty , bo didn't kiss mogood-byl"
"Why , that's tbo sweetest thing I
beard of a man , " exclaimed Geitrudo ,
with the superior wisdom of hur six
month's botrothnl. "Vou know jou
wouldn't ically piomiso him anything
for tluco n.onths. "
"I don't toe how that makes it sweet , '
said ! Maiido , respectfully ,
"You will some diy. Jack Lo\orlng-
ton isii hero. "
Jack lii tnsolf had other Ideas on the
subject.
When his many telegrams to Miss
Gessley ceased hirf letters cnmo every
day. Mrs , \orington and her daugh
ter called upon.Mnudo , and nskodhorto
dine , and she vas jiroaontly very inti
mate at the Inland View ,
She wrote him ono dny that Kl\cr
Is'orth had suddenly appealed at the
3Iubconnmo , and that ho was always dri
ving with Katherine Duinnresquo.
A few days later Jack lead Is his
morning1 paper of the unexpected innr-
rlngoof tills actor and nuticss. Miss
-Dumarefaquo was to go to London with
bcr husband for the uoxt soasou.
Maude wrote him an enthusiastic nc-
coimt of the wedding party Mr ? . Knrlo
mtulo tit The U-dgo. " Geitrudo Enrlo
was brlde'inald.
Jack ortlercd a rat her splendid bridal
gift to sent for him to JIlss Duniaresquc.
IIo iipjionrcd on the piazza at the
Island view at sun ot vltlun the week.
"You might us well have stayed in
Denser , my dear bw. " said his slater.
"Kivtharlno it wooed and wedded nnd
gone. "
"IIo has como for .Maudo , " said his
mother , KUcituj him.
"Good , nuulro inhil Hut 1'vo como for
jou. "
"Maude is going homo to-morrow , "
paid i'tuiiiv. "Theto's n pood-by dance
for her at 'The Lodge ' to-night. We're
Invited. Votiaro not.
"Good again , " said Jack. "I'll go
nud put myself at Mrs. Carlo's me rev. "
" .Muudowas at the piano , dressed in
her irnycst gown , when tbo Lovorlng-
tons onteied "Tbo Ledge" parlors.
She was plajlngn waltz for a looinful
of young people , and did not too Jnck
until ho vas beside her ,
Slio turned , lose In confusion nnd hold
out her hand. ( tartnulo Earlo had
slipped Into her plnco at the piano.
The dancers had scarcely lost a flop.
Without \\ord Jack's arm wninromul
his sweetheart , and in the music of the
\valtx they vhlrled out through the
open door upon the phi//.a , wheio thieo
or four happy young pnlrsoro \ \ dancing
la the stnillght.
After n lltllo they went down the
magnolia path and on down to the beach
together.
When Jack Lovcrlngton and his wlfo
poiit their honeymoon , twoyeais later ,
at Mnnehester-by-tho-Scn , they said to
each other twenty times that this was
the most happy of all their iwilks to
gether during llie days and the evenings
of their courtship.
Itms \ starlight and the tide vns high
on the singing bench. _
Tlio de-dining powers of old a-jo mavbe
wonderfully recuperated and sustained by
tbo daily use of Hood's ' S.usap.u Ilia ,
Tlio tfojs t" Africa.
Wo may mention the "jigger , " ' which
deposited its eggs under the tocnails of
the inoit active men , but which attacked
the body of a "gooegoco" nnd niiitlo him
a muss of living corruption , writes Stan
ley in Darkest Afilcu ; the little beetle
that dived undeinciith tbo bkln and
pricked ono as with a needle ; the melli-
ponabce , that tioublcd the eyes and
made ono almost frantic some days ; the
binall and lingo ticks that imluiously
sucked one's small store of blood ;
the wisps , which stung 0110 into a rug-
Ing fever if faomo careless Idiot touched
the tico or shouted near their haunts ;
the wild honey-bees , which 0110 day
scattered two canoe crows and jninishcd
them so that wo had to scud u detach
ment of men to rescue them ; the tiger-
slug , that dropped from the branches
and left Ills poisonous fur in tbo pores of
the body until one raved fiom tlio piln ;
the red ants that Invaded the camp by
night and disturbed our sloop , and at
tacked the euiavan half a score ot Union
on the march , and made tbo men
urn faster than If pursued by
so many pigmies ; the bhiclc
tints , which infested the trumpet
tree and dropped on us when parsing un-
dorm.ith nncl gave uu nil a foretasio of
the inferno ; the small ants that Invaded
evorj piutlolo of food , which required
great euro Icbt wo might swallow half a
dozen inadvertantly and \\i\\o \ the stomach
ach membranes peif orated or blistered
small as they wore , they were tbo most
troulle&ome , for in every tunnel made
through the bush thou&unds of them
boused themselves upon us , and BO bit
and stung ue , that I hn\o teen the
pioneers coveied 'with blisters as from
nettles , and , of course , there wore our
old filonos the mosquitoes in numbois in
the creator clearings. _
Sleeplessness , nervous prostration , nervous
dyspepsia , dullness , blues , cured by Dr.
Miles' Ncrrlno Simples free at ICuhu fc
Co. 's , 18th and Douglas.
Honesty In tlio Dark.
A Dotroitey who was down In Ken
tucky on business a fo-w dajs ago put up
at a hotel which vas very much crowd
ed , and found himself obliged to occupy
a room with n stranger , who claimed to
bo from "Wisconsin , sa s the Detroit Free
Press. The pair sut and convolved for a
while to feUo each other up , and then
each retired to hib own bed. They
might hiuo left their money and watches
with the landlord , but each &ceined to
feel that the Milunblcs would bo no Nifor
down stalls than up. After the light
was turned out pioper disposition as
made of personal pioperty , and no doubt
each man lay awake for an hour or two
to watch the other. Both awoke about
the same time in the morning , and as
they got up the Wisconsin man ob
served :
"Isn't that jour wallet there by the
"Good lands but it is ! It must have
worked out f.'om under the mattress !
What's that under the foot of jour
bedV"
Bless mo , but it's my $100watch. . I
must have kicked around a good deal.
What's that under 1ho bead of jour
bertV"
'Hang mo if it isn't my watch ! It must
have worked loose and dropped through.
Is that anything1 belonging to jou there
on thu Hour ? "
"I should rcmiukl That's my wallet ! * '
Thus , debplto of all the precautions
taken , the property of each had been ox-
poned to the taking , and next , night , as
they tumbled into bed , everything was
left to hang \\lih their clothing ,
A I'uro and Holiublo MerUdno. A com
pound fluid extinct of roots , loaves , Ini'Us
und berries ts Iluntoilc Blood Illttcis. Tliov
euro all diseases of the blood , liver and lud-
noys. _ _
< ; Into llie Water.
A toboggan slide ending In the water
furnishes about us exciting spoil ns the
average man wants , und it Is us interestIng -
Ing to watcli as a football match. Ono
of tlio i-umiiier icsorts on still water ,
near Now York lias such a slldo
sn vs the Now York Times. The slide is
filled with Biimllooden wheelnndovoi
thcs-o an ordinary toboggan glides. The
slide is very hteop , and when the lido is
low there is Uhpuco of tlirto or four foot
botveon it und the "water. Those
u-ing the Plido put on bathing
suits , Thrcoor four persons will got on
a toboggan , the lust otio usually standIng -
Ing up with lilb hands on tbo fchoulders
of tlio man infrontof him. The descent
is very swift , dangerously bo , it would
nppear to tlio observer , though no acci
dents ha\o occurred.Vhcntlio tobog
gan strikes the wntor It sshoots ever the
surface 150 or 200 feet before It stops.
Then it slnkH with its load and there is
great plunging and kickingin the wntor.
Tho'.o . who uro used to the slide are ab
olutoly foollmrdi in their spoil , oontin
uing it into the night c\en when the
moon und fattus urn hidden.
.
It Is very important in this opo of vast ma
terlnl progress that n remedy bo pleasing to
the taste and txithoi'yo , easily taken , aucpt-
able lo the atom , loli and U'althy in 1U nature
anct ciTc' < Ls. Possessing tlie'io Qualities
By nip of rigi l the ono porfut huatlvo anc
mobtieutlo | diuretic known.
Nowhboys in different par Is of Now
York dilfor as much as do tbo citrons
tbonisobes. The down town newsboy
Is a dirty , Hide and a good deal of i
vagabond , eays the Now Yoik TlmcB
IIo is ragged and generally altogether
llsrepulablo In npponrnnco. The ninvs-
> oy up town Is yencM-ally nout nnd tidy
n nppoarnnce , mm-li nioro gontlomunlj ,
mil Dooms Ilko a boy who hus a mother
> r somebody to look after him ttnd keep
lini in trim , lie usually goes toK'hool
mil has a home. Many of the bo\s uro
OIH of people In comfortable i-lroum-
tuiiccs who wuut to make u llttlo noiul-
iifi money. .An uuolcan llttlo uriib
vould bo shunned bv the
*
p town us milc'kly
tin up town boy would bo
, , d and perhaps iilidtreatodor robbed
by the boys down town should ho fall In
holr way. This Interesting dllToronoo
villbo leadlly noliccd by anybody who
ides on a Uroadwuy cur , suv from the
wstolllo to the Cuslno , and keeps his
"es open.
K\
n tbo bodily inceliantsni when the liver pels
utof order. Constipation , ilvspcpsla , eon-
iiinlnntioii of the blood , Imperfect awlmlln-
Ion tire certain to ensue. Hut It Is wisy to
nwcnt these consequences , niul icinoictbelr
IUKC , by n coin-to of Hosteller's Stomach
Jitters , wbiih sttmliatos tbo lilllary orRiiu
.tut . republics Its action. Tlio dlicvt i-csnlt Is
( llsapicaranco of the p.iins lionentli tlio ribs
ind through the sboulilor lilado. tlio nnusr.t ,
icnilncbes , yellowness of tliosUIn , furicil look
f tap tongue , iind sour odor of tbo bivnth ,
vhlch ehiiniiterl/o liver complaint. Sound
Cstlon and n regular habit ol body me
sshiKsnlsosccuioil by tbo use of tills celo-
bnitcd rcstoiMtlvo of health , which is Its best
Kjitinintcoof safotj from nmlnrlnl opuleiiilcs.
Neivo vo.ikncMs mill ovoi-tunslon tuo HI-
Io\cd by It , and it improves both uppotlto
mid sleep.
10 ItcliI'M Own Itomaticf.
Reid was thirty years of ago
vhcn , visiting at the hbuso of a Mr * .
lljdo ndctccndnutof the famous Etui
) f Clarendon ho met n girl of thirteen
mil , as ho afterward wild , fell in love at
irst sight. The ch lid , of course , took
10 notice of him , but ho lent her his 10-
nance , "Tho Scalp Hunters , " us olToct-
von manner of courting in this nino-
eonth century as over \ms Othello's In
in earl lor one. Two veins afterward ,
low over , the young lady was at a public
iicotingin a provincial town and Cap-
ain Mayno Held was speaking on behalf
) f tbo I'ollsh refugees. "An olei'-
.rie . thrill bceincd lo pats through
no as be entered t.lio room , " she
iftorwnid Bald , and when the meeting
vim ever hho wont up to shako hands
vith him. "I leave London by tbo next
- , " lie S'lid , hurriedly ; "bond mo
your iidilrets. " "Speech seemed to have
oft me , " said Mrs. Hold ; but It Hashed
ipon mo that I vas in ignorance of his ,
ind managed to stammer out , "I do not
{ now whore. " IIo instantly handed ino
lis card and was gone. A formal little
loto followed : "Dear Captain Reid : Au
you asked mo last night to end you my
iddrcss , I do so. " By return of post
: aino tbo answer ; "Only say that you
eve mound 1 will bo with you at once1' ;
indthcn the reply , "I think I do lo\o
you. " NoodlohS to saj that there IM
lothing as good na this in the lovoi'b
io\ols.
Dr. SiMdorir makes a specialty of dis-
eabcs peculiar to women. loOl Farnain st.
A 1'rciiclior'H Iteoelpt.
The llhraiian of Colby university , after
mich olforl , succeeded in obtniijing the
aulogriiphs of all tbo IJnntist ministers
, vho preached in Maine during tbo last
century except that of Klder Job Ma-
comhor , &nys tbo Brunswick , Me. , Tclo-
. rapb. Tlis sig nature wiis found a few
years since nniong tbo papers of the Into
lohn Merrill , osq. , of Tonsbam , attached
.o a queer reeoipt , of which the follow-
ng is a copy :
Toi'SHASt , o. , Mnreb21 , 1701.
"Received of John Morilll , osq. , 1'ole-
ian Ilnlloy , son. , Actor Patten and , To-
oph llailoy in full to my satisfaction for
[ iroaohing from time to time for them
selves and their families.
Jo D M.vcoMiinu.
Elder Mncomber's reeoipt is now In-
clo cd in : i fraiint and adorns the wallsof
the llbuiry at Colby univcr&ity.
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via the
Wnhash Lino.
Everybody invited to join the Wabash
excursion for Boston , leaving Omaha
August 0-7-8-9 and 10 , gives choice of
routes. Rates as low us the lowest. Ho-
clining chair and Pullman bullet sleep
ing oars on all trains. All agents In the
west sell tickets ever the Wabash a
St. Louis or Chicago. For tickets ,
sleeping-car berths and folders giving
routes , limits , time-tables with a correct
map of Boston , shoeing locations of depots -
pots , etc. , call at tboVaba - > li ticket
olllco , 1502 Farmim st. , or write
( t. N. CLAYTON ,
Northwestern Pass , and Ticket Agent.
o
A Mtllo Fin-Hi In Ills Hoot.
It is not often that gain is found to
grow in a man's hoot , but such it ease ih
reported. A faimor brought a pair of
boots to a Gticlph cobbler to bo repaired ,
ha.vs thoOuclph Ontario ) Iloiald. When
tlio shoonmkor commenced oiiorallonson
them ho found grain growing to the
length of boyoral inches. Such Is cer
tainly u curiosity
Tim Ilnnton'a Cocoa -Luigcst sale In tbo
woild.
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CIIAS. II. LEE ,
Dealer in Hardwood Lumber.
Voodcari > ut < nnd pirqiicttluorlnn I'tli ' niulDoilglM
blroUs , Omnli I , Nclinnk.i.
FRED W. OHKY ,
Lumber Lime Cement Etc. Etc
, , , . , ,
Corner CHli nml IMuulm Ftri-etn , Oniilin.
Milliner ] 1111(1 XotlOMH.
I. OBERFELDKR & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers in Millinery ,
203 , 210 nml 312 South lllhctrcut
Notions ;
J. T. ROBINSON NOTION CO. ,
iVliolcsale Notions and Furnishing Goods ,
1124 Harncy ulrod , Onnlio.
OllH.
CONSOLIDATED TANK LINE CO , ,
Wholesale Refined and Lubricating Oils ,
Ajcle gronse , etc , Omnlm. A , II. llliliop , Miumgcr.
Fnper.
CARPENTER PAPEIl CO. ,
Wholesale Paper Dealers.
' rry nlco aleck of | > rlntliiff , wrnnilni ; mid wilting
popor , Special attuntluu given to card paper ,
Safi-s , Kto.
A. L. DEANE & CO. ,
( jenor.il AitonlJ for
Halls' ' Safes ,
31 imrtSM South lOlli St. . Oniihn.
ToyH , Ktc.
H. HARDY k CO ,
Jobbers of
Dolls Albums Goods
Toys , , , Fancy ,
House I'urnlslilni : Goods , C1ilMren > rnrrlnncs 1209
Inriuia Htrcet , Omnlm , Nob.
U. S. WIND ENOINH & PUMP CO. ,
Steam and Water Supplies ,
Hnllltluy n Inil mills 018 nnd 020 Jones nt , OmahN.
( J b % HUBS , Aclln. MiuinKur.
Iron WorkH.
PAXTON & VIEllLINQ IRON WOKKS ,
Wrought and Cast Iron Building \York \ ,
iKlnci , brntn notk , Rcnornl fotimlrjr ninclilnoaml
blui kunltli work Olltrc mill works , U. 1 * .
ItV anil ITtli ntli'U , Oinahn.
OMAHA. SAFK As WON WORKS ,
Hand's e Firc and Burglar Proof Safes ,
Vuultii , Jail work , Iron nhnttur oml tire uicnpca.
( j Atitlrt'oii.i'iop'r ' Cur lltli nml Inchnoii bis
, DlXM-N , KtO.
M. A. DIS11UOW & CO. ,
WliuleHuluninnudicliircn of
Sash Doors Blinds and
, , Mouldings.
Branch offlce , 12tli nn < l Unrd itrccts , Omnlia , Kcb.
South O mati a.
UNION STOCK YAUDS CO. ,
Of South Omalia , Limited ,
National Bank
Capital , - $ 'iOOOOO
Surplus , - 44OOO
OffliTrn nnd Ulrertnri H M , Mdr-ciTmn , 0 M.
IlltrlKork , Jimoph Onrno'in , Ir. . A Henry , K. .M ,
Ariilcr on , William ( i .Maul. Thn-pruxlilvnt. Ii II.
Williams. A I > . llonkltn. | irrnlili > iit ! A , MlllnrJ
catlilur ; bII. . Hrrmit , assistant cn < blfr
NEORASFCA
National Bank
U. S. DErOSITOUY , OMAHA , NED.
Capital. - - - - $40OOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O - 87.BOO
Onicornnnil Olrnctnrn Hrnry W VnK'H I'n-tldenti
I , ! M | H. llruil , McU'l'ieJlitunl ; .l mci\V favniri'V. .
V .Mornu. lului M , Collliu , U O. Cusllln. , J , M. It
I'atllckV. . II. H. lliiubK , caihlur.
THUilllON BANK.
Corner I2lh nnd r'urnniii SU ,
AOcncrul IIuokliiK llusluoisTruusuuttd.