, 1859-07-22
sTEILACOOM WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY JULY 1885,


to him that be was f.;n n b,o.L .or,o 49,, -,
that he MIGHT die Cnrss, tSsn c Ts"v PS.y @ nw ~.
traitor Ham;Iton Who stois ~ 2.;Sa uP'" Ni'
/" Amen ~ the deen ;c vo;ce "rs,rorod h.. AZ.
time Kenelm heard h not. h;s s,, s.,'o
aroused bevond controi. he tos1. m L's 80
he had beei, called traitor snd s,.r.;ur. .. N.
feet. he advanced IN tbe Camnh1n s.,.;'e ;e " N''
Oman. Know Won =, ,Tborn ~, NJ, ..o ~ sp
al neither know nor care IA ~ innLans. THs.
rising Also URut saw %. ,,,o,a. - N,
curses unon him the trS;,3r h,,t ,,,,,,, y. - w
ladv leht.o love who wonld Ia hrrnahs 81. ..o
upon 4rTyle's time.honored honso ma ~ ~ ~
come his bridei" -
This was too much. In another mo,nsn. Han.
ilton's dirk was eIoamipo n h;r hand GV;II.;r
unsay that word.H he tbnndered ont. q sho Z -
pure as driven snow -''' : -
IHis ladv lieht.o,.loveip ~ rane.,ed IN. c.,nr-
bell with mockino smile Al the ssrne lin" ~.
parinr To defend hifnseIf. hnt tba 1,r;ors ~,
iton bad closed with him ere tbe words h.d ~sil
passed lis lips-one fierce strucCla foilo,s5 a.,
he Hirhlander fell heavily h the rronrJ . % ~
assailant plunged the daosor into IN hrs.st % ~,
10 the yerv hiit exclaim;nc r.
GDie. then. with Inc foSl la In vour tbro,t,p
One deem eroan-one stronc co1ynis;or ~ ~.
staIWart lmbs and CamnbsiI ,,ss .o..so - 'u'
TI.-.:,..-. 49,, .--a-,
L,aS .Sn nJ,, S.Oo1 usns1Aeo WINE ms ootllng
=. SVGu q. ssuy S SSSs S I1ru Tu nls passion ceased
- .aLa .e P,sSenoe So ~ sSSo ne Mnole tning nad
SaI;.r ~ i;U;n" h-aa;h;nn s,iAs ~ Iouu sIroly
oynsve u' tne nv.s, yreStans man nc naa been
s-.HIs " ~ a.',saoy ousS w molnSnts oei9re,
ys masys 'ns's y uu,ueeu anasS ~ M ~ VMn nand, but
sG.IIHehiy, ..I - he sA-eu' ne lei. nls nesn creep
WIN = sIange norror, Us ne saw the soulless
eyes Q, tne ONn1 maloen uPturneo toward him,
Is sne kneis O1 ING eroeno oy ner Iatneri towards
wnCm sne nsu cIePs WIN s.eP 50 s.ealthy tnat
~ " ~ 10y 1s..u s III ~ n1mI.on MON orew oaek,
snuoosriIg, nom Me hAed sure, 80 dreadful
ssemso Hle expIess.In % nay On her wnite
gnas.Iy Ace ous - ne Ieceesu, sne crept to-
Tarus nln on nsr NIees' sno Isld ner nand, which
sne mao seeePeu 10 nc. Iatner Diooa, on MS tll
u pore tne same req staln, ana sala ma low,
m sslIeo y, xoIce; Su % nave masoerea nun ana you
. SI;aS -. ~. ~ s ~ ,os H.. ,h;ot ~ ~. Ior my
~. .,!,a ns hssIos, Iii i'- tvs -
IL. ~ fh"r a;r@;n., ~ ~ s.,,, ~. - ~ ~
~. .~.is;n,ad NJ E,hsrt ~ ~, y ~,
"a en- ,,,.,., 49,, .o,.,,s, Ia .h,;s.
,.;".;n. sh., Hs,r;Itcn sit - n Il ~i'I ~. .e
s'rss rnon M ssrs N sverv s-so 4; .hs ,o,' ,-.o
.-5 .s.rS 80, shr,,,s ~ ,,.s.;' =. -.
InS.-.-- C.s,,s '. nm ',
That .rr rec.Ilod him a h;,D..ie II. ,,,,,..
....... ,;S, :.,;i,, - .,,,,,-. W ..i5 .n.ls
sec him surrounded by those whom Il must rouse
49, ~ .,. e..I;'s 80 ,s w ~
J.ss.S \, ~ o,..- dos v..S = ons s y
the stahle ronrtsd h,s ho,.s S-,So,,, s.5I - !.
bride, and the clatter Of his horses feet a. he
gallOped away, was all that the Inhabitants heard
Of him as they rushed to the inn, whence the
blin1 girls shrieks were sin heard echoipe.
Hamilton never slaekened his pace I'M he had
laid ten miles between him and Invcrary. n
those days the course Of Justice was as stern AZ
Il was summary; and he felt well assured that
the present Marquis Of Argyle, the Younger bro
ther Of his rival, would never rest until he had
found out the murderer Of his retainer, especially
when he heard from Elspeth the circumstance
Of his death; and, Il he succeeded IN bis search.
the services Of the a maiden" would right speedily
h. ..iloI s.t. ..ttr,, g. W.-..l,. hs..s.fe