Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-11-15

1hs yQansek Mss Ialmer ponted
- tl.isl iDE sS'e cherished 9 sentI-
~. rlsh.nl 80. 1sAasninent ior the lad and
seit silkntea q als being late on
~ lass moTnlng. but no one else
ssn... s..s...as a.,g s'lsns q the circnm~
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- '.'ss sa.ssvas .9s Ueing an early
she -. - ~ sne lplunIe oI breakfast
sl..,p 80 49, ~ D..a ~as prought IN. ana
.@la a-sa 0's'a1ss.a ~ 1ils conversation,
sse.ss n.s,nh os.l ~ aesnitosy com
.-.ss usssa9A y the uiherent
eal'o1ss - ..ls party IN reference
s..Sss - ssls.1 49, I.issl,O l,Onuehce. All OF .
sAos.ep .s aa.e nOssess iooKeQ up from
sss1a 80 \ ~ IeaslIag anu utter
- - - s.s eee,as.aasao:ls a4.s "nAch aetFact-
- $ !. fss'll.aga.
nAs = - my dear " sisslsaaks
es .T,s.; husoahu'
ms = ursiauihis 1 nave let
sea iio'n lAauy Dianche March
I.J Tan iou A,iow VINO l mean,
vonn tue I-ata VI Lanuos daugn-
~. WHO was SO 60. 70 tiie glris
last Season-containing the most
starting news. ms Is what she
says, anu she proceeded to read
% s1iIows:
lou KNOW, dear MIS-. fa.mer,
lllat am not q purveyor OF scan
ua put l cannot help telling you
1le latest, because IL VIII interest
you very much; as you are living
at Orowest, ana 1 am afraid there
y no oouot lt - perfectly true.
LOU KNOW we all thought Lady
Orowest S very strange, and consid:
eree II oad oil her TO nave preferred
70 liVe ABROAD SO much. as she was
ielI SO Wen OH. ihere was always
= mystery ABOUT her antecedents,
put, ms sne was an American. no.
Doay TOOK any trouble to make in
quiTies. IL now transpires that she
nao Deen married before, and what
- worse nef hrst husband has turn
eu up. ne went 10 the Cr0west
iahliy SOLICITORS and wished TO he
heavlly brbed but this was, of
course course reused and the affair is
known all over London. No one
Delleves Lady Crowest wilfu ly
commltted blgamy; but fear she
soon a,ScOsereo se,es dSa her husband husband was alive
time, and con 'ealed the fact from
the earl. feople say the man is a
great scoundrel. and Lady Crowest
Is ratner 10 be pitled; but the
most dreadful part is the position
OF Ihe earl's poor children
Here Mrs. Palmer came to an
abrupt stop and hurriedly folded
npue letter, apparently recollect-
ing all OF a sudden that there were
young people present at the table.
FOR the same reason no discussion
ensued, but the men exchanged
giances. There had been vague
Tumors concerning Lady Crowest
Tor long time, and the news was
more startling than surprising.
Who gets the title now, then p
inquired the professor in a matter
oi-iact tone, as he turned to anoth-
er part OF the paper he. was read
ih
IN! Ha! Very sad. Very
sac nrmured Mr. Palmer, rather
shos ilt the professors blunt
ness.
4 sur Il will g0t0 the late
! ears Ds1EI' poor J1m, replied
q local ,sqs.tke pleased 20 be able
10 supply the nformatlon. Poor
eAap! lie Rp = I'VE 70 enjoy II
- ne y araiyzed ana has Q
soI ing ol Inc praln. dls liie
isis #ssIe1 = ts purcnase.
Any1aIhiiy aqnlreo the pro.
lessoE' ~ alwi1ts Aked TO thor
OgnIy slIk subject
p, NOT even married, nor like
~ 20 De, cOls'uerliS ne IS IN prl-
Na,S VS., asylum, sutne squire.
w no; then, is the next heir! IN
qulreu Mf. raimer, with sudden
intresI sHTs -,
WYE. me see ! don I know
1 Miucn ayous tne rahlncati0ns oi
lre iai Due ~ must De-why,
VI COURSE Ae - the young gentle
nnan VINO u now staying IN the
nOuse nereInlr. bathurst, said the
squlle' I9Ok,ng up win the AIR Of
! nlan VINO mas maoe = pleasing
: uisceVeTy.
a. sAY gVooness' me 10 You hear
in~s ia p.o.es ..isn s@lu Mt; aiiper'