The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22

4; BROTHER GRIP THE FREEoHMi n
/. FITH's STORY OF OF TWO WIVES
A PLOT IN PRt 1866.
YATE LIFE. 1859.
t, "My master was Monsieur de Ia
a very rich gem Pivardiere was a
= eman He had gen tleman of an
/, the DarrOck house Cient famly. but
: and lands in cum. red uced fortune
v berland. Mr.. In TOurainn. The
n Norcross died; amlly name was
I'll. he bequeathed BOuchet, but he
his property so called himself Pi
that Il all went TO ward ere to dis In
Mrs NorcrOss guish himself from
first" etc. his brothers .
Mrs. NOrcrOss he married, more
marfies Mr. James TOR money than
smith, whOl twas Tor love q woman
poor enough him somewhat Older
self as l heard than himself - a
from his servant, Madame de PlesstI
bat weil-COnneCt- "a widow. who
ed "a gentleman brought MIN an
by birth and ecu- estate and cha
bonnie, for dow
., Try"
3 "As for the vii At last he grew
= lage near US, there Jealous of her
q was but one per- There was q Ger.
d son living ia IL tain Prior de Misc
9 whom my mis- ray whom
! tress could tnink he had made his his
OF asking to the own chap ain
d nail, and that per- which oDlired the
son was the cler- priest to come IA
s gyman who did the chateau fte.
8 duty at the quently. al
: church This gem drst the husband
tleman,s nam Q liked this increase
was MI Meeke. of intimacy. buI
he was single when he found
man, very young hat he prior con.
} him In his lonely the cbatean in nj:
position Mr. absence as fire..
lMeeke (whO was guentIv as before
dIeadlully ftIght- ii NOT moro fro.
ene1 ny my mas quently, he took
Iefs Nlolent lan- um bragg, and
guage ana rough chose 70 suppose
Ways) very sell that hia wife and
dom visited at the his friend heiraV I'd
nall except when him.
my mistress was
alone there.
He (Smlth) grew
lsulkv. rude, au-
CRY, and at last
dow nrigbt jealous
of Mr. Meeke.
rhe ruder her hus-
band was to Mr..
Meeke, the more
kindly she be-
haved to him
This led to seriousI
disp utes. and
thence in time to
a violent quar-
t "He replied by
r comm andingi
S her never to open
lthe doors again TO
? Mr.. Meeae; she
on her side de
C airing she would
! never consent to
} insult a c Clergyman
2 ana a gentle eman
in order to satisfy
+ the whim OF ty-
} rannlcal husband.
. Upon that he
3 cal ed out with
. great oath, to have
his horse sa1dled
T. directly
- warning his wife
S that he would
70 cume hack. if Mr..
G Meeke en-, cred the
!. mouse again and
j. hoTsewhip him in
spite OF hts black
coat, all through
the vi lago
el With tines G "He said moth.
G words he LETT her, ing, bu- took hi:
d ana rode away to own resolu ion
y the seaport where He quilted the
" his vac hit was army without tell
lying" ing his wife, ant
- set out to travel. >
N r. IN He arrived or
l. Sml n landed al summer even
scottish seaport ing at the gates o
t course his wan ere a nSmber 70 o
5 deTing about the oung girls wer,
g eItown; nus atten- walking on the
! non nau Deen at ramparJs.
Il traCted TO a dec cent one OF them at
, mouse, Wnere ,o1g tracted his admi
It ct by the sight of
/ a very prct y girl
y sitting at work at
Le the parlor win
le dow. tie took
the lodgings Oh
the'spOt
} He had made at drst he Onl'
Y sure that The ruin intended to MAKE
) of the girl might the young woman
e be effected with his mistress; bu
Is Verv little diff as IL happened shI
|cuty; but he soon was too vlItuoui
/ found that he had to agree to any
vi Iunderta6en no thing but honor.
n easy cOnQues'. able, Lawful mat
!. Whether ii was riage, and as tlE
}, Icunuing or whe- Sieur de la Pivar
e ther IL was inDO- diere was very
Icence, she seemed much in love, lnC
incapable OF un- considered that M
deIstanding that had been IrrevOca,
his advances to- ply injured bJ
wards her were OF and divided from
any other than an his wl'e, he lel
honorable kind. no scruple IN
Ether he must contracting sc
resolve to make cOnd marriage
the sacrifice of while she wa
leaving toe gill i've; although
altogether, or he bigamV, by thC
must commit the laws OF France
villany OF marry- was in those day.
ing her" (which a hanging matter
dOesl. He married her
n understanding
under his family