The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-03-23
AZ AID FOR LOVE.
4 Murder Embcdyipg Love. Joal-
owsy and Revenge.
YOU Shall Never Live as he Wife
o: Another"


o: Another"
CiarluI.aiI Commercial.
Mountain Homo. Arb. March II.
-Thi- ms heen, IN exciting week IL
iht trcGi: court, now liz .e.si.r n;
thi> .,iace. IN, attraction !:cing ii
murder ,lisl -. a,a~, han ordinary
in,cr-i. E..r :.i-iH:" al: the cl-r !.
one ii tho >;ri;...~ aui in;.- >i,.:
contributions {, an. literature al cr.mr
which aftelwari iarni,.. material 10
thu novelist.
- n joan liar: i til, w.,aithIr-,
plan.er ia stone conniy, - sec;,un oi
country which bounds ;hiS county on
ti.e northeast He : uwner offs v-ral
extensive plantations ou White RIVER.
proprietor "a uii. q dozen cotton gas,
and cuaiuc;s business oG Il iarye sale.
lie !, known far AMI Rear. and hi.
pa,ai;al mansion on the hank q. the
river X The center 81 lavish hn.y,.,ali-
". His faniiiv consisted vt q vie
and one child. daughter. Pr.,tv
Mary Hart. a. >he Was CONNER.
called. was i..,.n sled I-l beiie q: -.
neighboTilo"I. AMI. i.leod ni4rv -.
her enthusiastic. admirers claimed IN.
MAS The queen ui -ipur coGn;i.s.
uE3 E.rE EYES. sunny HAIR md
WINNING WAYS
attracted almost universal. attention.
and she ws> everywhere iiatterei ard
Perhaps the knowledge
that >ha VAS unii-puted heiresS of ::
very ,u;1,!ani;a! fortune. may nav,
I'D 10 little >.,are ia cf-aliu. ,i.i-
hamagc: bat. %: that a. Ii my, Tie
tsr. .em-in- that wherever ~, went
u. single masculine heart re,.:aiu-,l
uuri reed hy i'Inii- a..o~>: but all
alise w"r-hipea a, her sh,iHe. all,
apparently. agr, sing that
..-'. Wake. %. .-asi' Ike ,!se ,i.a;
~ sunny chimes All STARRY -Si->
Tie yoin. -iri was not nncpa>ci"u-
%. the sensation she produced.
Human nature j. the same every
whore, and her social triumphs were
to her the .9urce oi Considerable
pride. Whi!e peri ely Conscious III
hef beauty ani consequent power. >he
did not lose her head, * the saving
goes. a. a vainer woman would have
done, but she iii exhibit the ten
dency OF a finished c2queite. nor did
she hesitate to iritie with hearts, aud
more than enc man had perhaps
just cause f. curse the hour wi,en he
first crossed her path.
TIE GENTLEMAN UroN wToN SIZE
BESTOWED HER LOVE
at length was Silas Maxwell. vourr
and wealthy planter. who Was con-
neciei with the best families in IN.
state, AMI whose individual character
and standing WAS above reproach. He
hal not, however, won the prize
without stra.gie, his most formal
able riva! being uicghhor by the
name of Philip Lee. The latter was
also wealthy and well connected.
ami very popular. i'e left no means
un;ried ia win pretty Mary Hart.
tie visited her assiiu 'usly; he cuin-
posed scores ofpass;ona;e !ove ballads
.nr her la shnrt. h. behaved Jus; a
many = man who is desperately in loye
wi'h b-auii;ai woman wouli.
THAT HE LoyED MARY WITH Az ALI.
ABSORBING PASSION
can nat he questioned; for il was
only too apparent. Her decision in
favor OF ii> rival. fell up ~ HIM with
crushing eii,-ct. For awhile he Wi,
aio-iriir; thea cam. Il reactiun. and
love g:ce wav f"iniensa jealousy and a
banning a. sre FOR revenge. H.. sou-h,
DIT MIR. fpT tie .'U;rosc Of having
inal interview with her, aud fnua her
1; the Planter house, surrounded
~ 4 sc"re of girls. engaged in Il maj
rr dear Ia every female heart. viz
he discussion eta ;IonS>eau a4r -.
,rile-ai"c. Mary received him cur,li.
:ilv. but when ne asked her 10 .o
iown Ia the river. is he wished to
ak with her alone. she hesita,ed.
''Do NOT CD WITH HIA, MAry."
whispered one o! the girls 10 her.
Mr.. Maxwell! may no. like it,
,rudenily added another. This ended
'iarys in1eci,ion. She knew Phil.ip
re had overheard the las; remark. /
OF he smiled rather con,emp'uousIy.
nj she b.asaei With wounded r,i,le.
nj rising said:
YES, MR.. LEE, 1 WILL ACCOMPANY
Yet,
nj they left the hoase together.
his event occurred one day toward
he close Of last November. 1t was a
afternoon. The sunshine
az warm and pleasant. The breeze
sept through the branches of the
Ill trees along tae river bank, and
nook the cotton stalks until all the
ide fields seemed one moving sea of
lnw. Flowers were We: blooming in
ie fence corners. and Mary stopped
ten ID gather some new or rare
arietv. f,
l:E WAS LENT AND CONSrRsiNEp-
SINCE leaving the house he had
a,dlv spoken word. hut as they
assed under the spreading branches
an old beach tree. he asked her
,f abe couh guoss What he