Long before church time the next
morning Sid called with a carriage for
Helen Lloyd. He had the Miles, and he
took her lo the church-to dispose of
them as she saw 111. "I had to com
mit burglary lo get them," he told her,
"but 1 could do even that for you, Miss
Lloyd."
After that it was easy to reach an
understanding. They wore entirely
alone In the church, and the nodding
palms and graceful Raster Miles were
discreetly silent about the little scene
that was enacted In their shadows.
"And to think you were Jealous of
Mr. Macgregor!” pouted Helen, after
It was all settled, "Foolish man!"
And when the Raster anthem was
sung by the choir that morning Miss
Lloyd’s friends remarked the unusual
(tower and feeling with which she ren
dered those passages expressive of
great Joy and exultation.
A few days later Mid Venner received
a letter from Squire Wymple, in the
course of which the squire wrote:
“You are welcome to the flowers, of
course, but who Is Mr. Ilruce Mac
gregor? A gentleman of that name
hunted me up Sunday morning and
wanted me lo Issue a warrant for the
arrest of Sidney foi robbing a green
house. Think of that! I had lo tell
him that I was the victim, and you a
privileged character."
KOII KILN NOTI3S.
Itrlllsh oUlcers In Dublin must wear
mustaches, by order of Lord Frank-:
fort de Montmorency, the general in
command.
An expedition under Prof. Solhts will
leave Sydney soon for the South Sea
Islands to make deep borings in coral
atolls.
Princess Helena of Knglaud (Princess
Christian of Schleswig-Holstein) Is
writing a book of el lunette lor women
in good society.
