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CHOLLY'S STORY.
‘
It "V." too warm an evening, even for
I making concert. Cholly said as he
came out of his room, attired all in
white. looking a perfect picture of man-
ly beauty. Cholly was a blond specimen
d “0 male sex, blue eyed, golden hair-
II. a stalwart representative of the
Saxontype. He was 27, well placed as
regard! this world 's wealth and position.
We to him—thanks to old Egertou
Bailey, his late father—was a pleasant
pastime, the World a charmed play
place, where girls worshiped him and
men voted him a trump. So much for
Cholly, dehonair, kind hearted and
handsome, who had traveled the world
over, making friends wherever he went.
Cholly’s prediction that it was too
warm even forasmokingcoucert on this
, particular evening was verified by the
slim attendance there on his arrival.
Only eight men out of the 30 expected
found their way to the usual rendezvous.
By general agreement the music 11113
banished, coats discarded. negligeo atti-
tndes assumed, and the eight men
amused themselves by relating anecdotes
and personal experiences.
' .“By the way, Cholly,” at last a friend
said to the blond Adonis, who, sprawled
on asofa, was listening quietly to the
‘conversation, “you’re very silent ,to-
night. You’ve just arrived from the
west too. Come, haven‘t you some blood
‘ cardling tale to tell as of western atroe~
ities, cowboy ‘brcaks' or Corey ont-
rages? Thcse fellows‘ stories are stale.
We require something spieyto stir us up
a night like this. "
“Well, I did have an adventure, but
its recital won‘t be spicy, Tracy. [don't
think it will be the style you care for. "
“Out with it! Out with it!" seven
voices simultaneously exclaimed. “Is it.
a Christian Endeavor story, Cholly?"
naked Tracy. “You do look awful sol—
emn.” ' ‘
“No; it’sab'undayschool talk," said!
Andy Vicars, a very young man with a
new mustache and a d 11w].
“All right,” said Cholly quietly; “if
you fellows don’t be quiet, I won't tell
it."
“Go on, Cholly. Don't mind tho1
calves," granted old Major Poole. “Tell
us your story, man.”
“It will interest you, major. Doubt-
less you remember the Donovans of
Limerick—pretty Kate, they called one,
of them. I met them in Dublin."
“Do I rememherher? M1111 mo eyes
fall out of mo head if 111-.111' see her
likes again—eyes like 1iolcts, hair like
ink and a skin like 11111 wires and cream.
And a iiggerl (ind bless you, boys, she
had a figgor like a goddess.
ride cross country like '11 111111. Never
saw such a rider before nor since. But,
iCholly, me boy I thought you were
‘gone' in that direction. 011, the pair
you’d have made!"
Cholly blushed scarlet; the company
exchanged glances. “Seems to me,"
saidAndy Vicars, “that tho major’s
telling this story. Go on, Cholly; hold ’
the platform. " So Cholly cleared his
throat, as Andy said afterward he seem—
ed mightily upset by the major's re-
marks, wiped the perspiration from his
flushed face and began :
“You see, fellows, my story will have
to consist of two parts, the introduction
and the sequel. It begins in Ireland four
years ago and ends in Canada four days
ago. It was in Dublin that I first met
Miss Kate Donovan of Limerick. She
'was a stunner, as the major says, the
best cross country rider I ever saw. She
was poor as a church mouse and proud
as Lucifer. She was an orphan ; had been
brought up by her uncle, old Peter Don-
ovan. He had three daughters of his
own, but none of them could hold a
candle to Miss Kate herself. From what
I saw during the time I was in Dublin
I don’t think. the trio cared much for.
pretty Kate; they were jealous of her
and took pains to show it in many petty
ways, particularly when Captain Gor-
don, who was considered 11 matrimonial
catch, appeared on the scene and devoted
himself to Kate. ”
“Captain Rupert Gordon of the Forty-
seventh?” queried Major Poole. .
“The very same, a dark beggar, with
a bad mouth and lots of money.
"Well, he was the man that set all
the Dublin girls wild. They literally
lionized him. He, 11115 deuce enough
there. ' He was asked everywhere, and
0111‘ Peter Donovan 1‘as mad enough
when he asked him for his niece and
not for one of his daughters. They
said the three girls never spoke to Kate
for weeks. 4
“Poor Kate! Shehardly knew what
to do. She was very unhappy. She told
me all about it one cvcniin,r at a dance.
She had a devil of a life in her uncle’s
house, and Gordon seemed Very fond of
her. She didn’t know what he really
want neither. did I, or I could have
Warned her. They were married in Sep—
tember. In November Gordon took her
to the Riviera after the honeymoon was
over. A'fellow who met them there told
me that; Kate—that is, Mrs. Gordon—
iooked miserably unhappy, 1u1d people
said Gordon ill treated her. .However
that may be, she (lid not stay with him
very long. One day 11 woman appeared
at the hotel where they were staying.
She was a gaudily attired specimen, not
overcnlturcd. She registered as Mrs.
Captain Gordon and detect] herself into
the Gordon private rooms. Gordon
hadn’t 11 word to say. He owned up
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terrible scene. which ended try am
leaving the hotel. No one knew when
she went. My friend, an Englishman.
1 who told me just what I have told you,
tried to follow her and 111111-1111 to do
what he could for her in a monetary
way. He was a gentleman and meant
well by her. She refused all allot-so!
assistance and disappeared as if the
Mediterranean had swallowed her up.
1111 heard 11f her again at Marseilles.
She had'been singing in a cafe there.
She always had a passable voice and
played the banjo well. Poor Kate! Her
pride was dragged in the dust ; her heart
was broken. ”
Cholly paused to wipe the perspiration
from his face and take 11 few sips from
a tumbler beside him. The old major.
for a wonder, kept silence. from time to
time shaking his he1 1d sorrowt'nlly.
“I suppose that is the first part of the
story," broke in Andy Vicars. “It is
danced 11nd. Hope the little girlgot hack
to her uncle. "
"Uncle!" growled Major Poole.
“Poor child! He didn't want her. He
was 11 cruel hearted, mean old scoundrcl,
was Peter Donovan. He never treated
the girl right when he had her. "
Cholly nodded his head aflirmatively
to Major Poole’s assertion and continued
his story:
“This all happened four years one.
No one heard anything during that 1111111
of pretty Kata Donovan, for, yousoe, she
wasn't Mrs. Gordon, after all. An aunt
of hers did have the grace to write to
me, making inquiries. the had heard
that Kate was in the United States, in
a place called Pennsylvania. and would
I make inquiries, as I lived, 111'1 doubt,
near there? You know, these old coun-
try people, as they call themselves, think
as an English county. ”
"Do I know it?" interrupted the mav
jor. “Why, 11. ladyiu London once asked
me to personally deliver a small parcel
of china to her daughter 111 1111511 I lived
in New York, near where her 1h1uehter
was settled. I took the pan-1 1. thinking
to soothe address of some meet here.
lived?"
“New Jersey?“ hazardcd 'V'ir'ars.
“Maine?” queried another.
“N11!” roared the major. “Idaho!"
“Guess you didn't accept the com-
mission, major," said Cholly.
"Well, no. I relieved my mind by re-
citing sundry words not. in “Unis-1111's
Dictionary. (1111111. my boy.
you know of pretty Kate l)ou1.'1~.111."
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'from tho 11 est :1 few (I: tys 11g11,"111niill-
ued (‘lioll1’.“‘.\.o changed 1:11.11 :11 a
3 place not far from Toronto and had
'1 some hours to vuit for connection.
Strolling around, I
l where a ("hr-11.131111 in full raving—slou-
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Where do you think the fair crcaturo .
.‘zuuo'to 11 place:
’i‘ull us all "
' I took my seat in the first row, 11111111 to .
1 the ring. I can hardly tell you my {111‘-
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van. ”
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heavensl' ejaculated the
major. “(‘ome to that?"
‘ "Yes; it was K1111, 1.:1'11ceful,lithe,
neryy as ever, looking1 like :1 queen
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men."
grouped Major l’colc.
“I hadn't to sit 111111;.
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me 2”
“Knew you?" gasped the 111ajor.
“Yes; she turned pain under the hor-
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with. Snipe-how she seemed yo lose, her
nerve all of 11 sudden. The horse, :1 vi-
cious black beast, swerved to one side
it, it was too horrible. " 1
"Kate Donm .111 to lose her nerve on
horsehack'. I cannot credit it, " 1.111 the
major in an 1111'c d tone.
“I one in thc1ing 1111dl1y her side in
a moment," (,‘holly continued, not' 110-
ticing the major-‘11 interruption. “She
knew me, poor girl, when her eyes
opened for thoiirst time. She died with
her hands tightly clasped in mine. ”
“Did she may anything '.’" asked
Andy Vicurs. “Did she 11:11 you any-
thing?”
“If she (lid, you’re not the one I’d re-
peat it to," said (,‘holly fiercely. "The
last words of :1 poor dyinggirl are hard-
ly club talk, not if I know it. “
So saying, Cholly seized his coat and
strode angrily from the r: 111111.
The other men looked at each ether
significantly. ,
”Ho’s hit 'hard,“ said the major.
”Poor follow! If you had seen Kate,
you’d not blame him. I always thought
he liked her. ”
.And. Cholly, as he strode along the
street homcward, oarscd his own folly
in" telling the story of pretty Kate to
such an audience. “As if tlu'y 111-r1111. "
he muttered. They 11'cro111~ct of hard
hearted, cold, cynical men, and he
(Cholly) was 11 fool for telling the story.
Somehow he had never realized before
that he had .cherishcd an ideal for the
past four years, and that idea] was the
woman who but a few days before had
died in, his arms. Tell that idiot Vicars
what she said? Cholly smiled grimly as
the thought 'struck him, for only he
knew what- those last words had been.
They echoed'in his cars cvcn uowin the
din and noise of the New York evening:
“Cholly, dear—dear Cholly !"
his key into the lat1 h of his home door.
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dollar.
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