Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1885-11-28
HAZEL kiRkE
BY MARIE WALSH.
Based on the Popular Play now
being Performed by the
Madison Square Thea
tre CompsQy.
CHAPTER TX.
MOTHER AND SON DISAGREE

= squ,re 'sl.a,S YsTI anytous Arthur might be
.uilty of some folly, ana cof1pT0th,tse, ILL
elf, in a measure. with MA ei,G i'l ever max
llesatiidHce she never entertslnetl los = ia@o
nent. ,1,a |
was alarmed. She would have gone 70 nina
MN mediately, but that she was too Ill hei-
,elf to leave her room; she suffered terri
DIV at times, from heart disease, and by the
advice OF her physician, she must avoid all
- |
II was in vain that Lord Travers wrote TO
lis mother that he was improving, Slowly
out surely, in his health, ana that his arm
was almost well. Lady Travers could hoi
endure the suspense, and she dispatched
Barney O'F'lynn, his valet, to BlackDufh 10
lerinp his master home without delay
LADY Travers was determined that ner
sas should marry Lady Maud WealneTDy'
md save his dead fathers name from uts-
honae. She was almost out OF patience with
A Arthur. he seemed SO utterly indinefeII 10
Lady Maud, who, Lady 1raverS shrsWaly
Serv cold to tke ssaany suitors who waited In
vain for smile frGa her lips. Lady IraV-
ers felt that Lady Maud would accept her
son, if he proposed TO Aef5 therefore, ner
ona aim in life was devoted to bringing |
about a marriage between the ESilr- .S All lnSh
faculties were knit 10 gain rs aoe931pllsl 81
~ nied themselves with this single IDEA 20
che exclusion of every either, Sne tDelleS SS@ Il
if Arthur married Lazy mauu d,.s
rinpford would be shielded from disgrace.
After Barney O'Fiynn left London' i4ady
Travers expected her sons aa sI aalaG"t wjfho9t f
any message from Arthur, she WaA ala III ea'
S0nire Rodney Is letter came, ana Lacy raw
ers was shocked at her son : coliuns Us fais ia
tfr.1e with Tniller's daughter? she wAS
prosld OF her descent from long line OF am
leasy she co9id ,r;ned nos his flIsIsT Iew tasfe @
Lace Trayers wrote to Dnnstan hlrkS 70
,ro er her son to Ieaye the mouse, anu ieSlthS tS
I hat she had done her dlty she aWaIteu lLie a
arrival a. ghe culprit with wnat paLlenlUe l',
Sl,a cCnI1 m uster but, to her intense sur
prfse Arsh ps did not return TO 14onaon. sue
rreceived a GiaSatcEl saying ti,at ne mao s g9lie
iUitb n friend 10 Scotland for a few weeks;
TaSiv T'raye1s. .fek she had, perhaps, asserted
her authority upfEl5, Gta utlal1 ne was
seuting it. y. ,,,t4,,a,,ce to win
Arthur. and she sent maid 10 ask iea a5l ~; ~
come 70 her for a monoeih- AS Iyi ll1uy L,e11 sha
SIai never seen a more Tesfeet for % or lace
The young girl was in hef3 sriffsaS SVsIIeIIe SI It
.snd her dark green habit, M4tS ffs niSH Ir tAs
and veil was exceedingly becoming 10 her
AsIi u l did not stop to change nay dresSg said
Lady Maud, "for Fiuette informed; llE ffIh'
yos desired to see me without qelayi'
. .1Thanks. my CHILD II wish to tell ottllsf
Arfhur has gone to scotland for q fey Week
after which he expects 10 return 10 ttiSi,' , -,
I'Do you net think ms peh' Y AoA q 0+N1- ~
cuaare"
aHow.?" "a, o5
+sNlry, he came up to town with as emo enc
fxssso degoted for about six weeks lneli
9 ueE.feDlv he becomes bored, goes on anu
h sHsEs lliS arm" "a, f,,,t+
sTGae breaking of his arm was not liis it'''i''
my y Not exactly; bat if he had remained
bara. IT would not have happened you
know o,,iId how dull it
,,,S+ have bee.,s for Arthur; he couid ENJOY
no soc taI pleasures on account OF ms ia'noi
death" :, - ,zaYx- duII Lad 2
rf,roTers take aayaride in Hyde ParK tV,
trv fine Gay, see the same peopie, ts ~
f{e same Number oE sss1FFys anu heaa tiT i,S ost
in rf the day from aEssn VINO are ; aiiioa
Tt,Is I hasye half UAssd, II l1ofa ~ 4 I5se M = :
does not return, TO go 9Nif5t Lacy Olxaie y, ~
paris next nfontt; l sdn Ehe ana SICK u
Ih.g.g !. PILE. natieace for - few weelzs, child
a,51EIr will til en- return ana YOU WIZ M iihu
that he will de vote hihseI rt " i've for
SoiJ lady Tr:sy yrers with eTaQtaon Lauy y
MaTId kissed he, old friend, ana Rxsilly tets
the room TO hide ier agitation saasS iJovu ioFa
1rt rthurf-arriugfn ford he had WON Eef loVG
/ 1snsonolt. and she prayed that sire eould
via hfS loxe and be able to keep her ..szoill-
| Use to the dead. ror51 ,F-evaarz Sa-
| +rrped to Tondon 1t was late in the alter
| noon XEheaa he arrived, ana ne was SuoM L
at once to his mothers ooettsetr, ,,,,1,- II,
{ He kiss..5 Lady TS'avers s-athef coItays M M
| o1ireti after her health anu that OF 11asy
! Maud, and answered. hsrqueStlohs aDoaC MS
D. Ut ut is all right rov.n -
4.You must have suffered great deal;
| would have gone tc you, btL was Vop t u - =,
do so. Lady Maua wanted 20 go. ,,I4 puo %
| course that was out ol tile que9'1Oii
loH ..VerV tsr kind of Lady Maud to think OF me
but l received the very best OF care eau
asp s.snt now could yor endure TO be thrown
in contact with srlch common peoPle
ssNoti,er allow Lie 20 tell you thtG Iiiey
80 NOT egninon people," said Arthur
ShiIe his checks flushed crimson A.,
aAh, forgot yor fell IN love VII WIN ,.oitn, tne
| tn1N ~ Arthur. did not believe son o
| III would betray an lnnogent sifi.
w Tother, you are unjust nave betfiisee
no 93n,s %Is fell in love with the mill6r's daugh
a.i do \ fot wish to deny it; 1 love and non
! mr. Hazel Xirke more than L do any otHel
| woman in the world"
| mother and ION stood face TO face, the lor'
mer confront ug ner son WIN ilea I,d tli f,,
! ing Ine CARPET the widows cap on her sll
veTed hair, her Iace like one cut from Stone
HNother," excl aimed Arthur, forgive me
if have given my heart TO woman Wh'
| does not belong to our station Ia lie. an
not to blame; love Is HesVeh-cofh "ii'
c''iiaes adv ii T',fvers for a moment did not an
| sv-er him but she looked at q picture OF hl'
father that hung on an easel easel ~ ,,or, ,,rou
| stYou know that he IS dead, ;lnu y GU hilo"
aYesl mother, 1 know, acknowledge m!
ng-doing, mother, II you can IorglV
i'i @Eoreive you?" Her eyes blazed ou
,,,an Ein1 for n monument with a lurid fire
Il will never forgive YOU SO iGhS S,S as W.; Oo'i
s.Gnther Why do you ask me to do a dis
! bonoTabIe deed ?" / love Hazel with ever.
/ r1nIra of NV being, and you ask me 10 MARI.
| T,adv Maud to wrong her by giving her m.
. hand. my title, and my respect only An
for what? To please my father, VINO rove!
Lady Maud far better than he ever GIG ~ ~
| own son. He thought that must love M
ward because she was beautiful anu accom-
pIished but do not love, and l never Wi
And. because of a mad infatuation for
low-born girl, you will disobey your father
dying requestF' o,,,,,,o,,,5 ~,
to sacrifice my happiDess-my honor"
"And will you sacrifice your honoF
marrying Lady Maud ,,o.o,ao 40 ~
love her 1 like her, and respect hei as IL;
fathers ward, but can not marry her,
"Ciood heavens! do you dare tell me tha
M you refuse to marry Lady Maud
: II do, mother. Besides, Lady Maud ma
not care 10 marry me. IL was rash prem
ise she made to her guardian, and one sh
has no right to consider binding
aRut size does consider it SO, Tor she ha
refused to marry Lord clyde; ,,,,a
..Sne is acting very fooilStlly Loid ClJ
is a capital match for her.
m ssEnt Hazel kirke is not q capital mate
for YOU p exclaimed Lady TrayerS, oltteTl, ~
"Nother you are unjust. III you khe" ia
gel YOU would think differently"
HNeyer!' - cried his mother, IN tone
srnrressed passion. '.The Carfingfords nav
heen born fiyed, and died brave, nooie sel
| tie,nau always. 1t is left for my son 10 Drln
shame end disgrace on our name, Wl.oh Is, 81 :
will do if yoll marry this lnw-born glI
Vonr orandfather married the daughIef VI
duke. and you tell me thatyop conteInpiae
q taking n wofkingman's daughter fof yot
Viz Your father is not year deat'i an
Vet Won dare to stand there and tel me EL'
you will not obey his dying WoIas
"Nothar we Will not discuss TINS iaatt
f,,rthcr have. as you know, lnheflt
me property from my uncle, tne lhcol
of which is enough for my use VIII ~
touch n penny of the Cafrlng!oTd estitt'
Won can instruct the steward 10 40 wn4t 5t ~ :
please wi wtth him it, II Il paid aigd l''is' '
aArthhrI Arthur! what do you NEAR
what do YOU know ~ she gaSped.
LADY Travers waa CHASTITY white, asnen
the very lips. for tear thai ner son mig
have learned of his fathers alstniil'It
4 nothing of my fathers affairs 1t was yo
= rooucSt that L should leave everything yu
IS as IL was during his lifetime. Mr co Al u
ALWAYS managed the estate, and does SO SUI
| shall not interfere, but VIII @ uo u, ! pIt'' @
i'm selecting o wife. l will not love one Woi
an and marrg another; as so many men {
i'm our station of life. ! am aoFry' lAoIh'
7 can not do as you desire, but
"Arthur, YOU are strangely aHered. "
if v0u are determined 10 thwaLt me, pr
Heaven may never look upon your IL
d again ~ - ,,.ro. 7 sb,
y leave london tomorrow, and If you Tequ
y | my presence, any communication you NJ
send qytII reach me through my ia"Se
Farewell mother, am sorry that We pa
..s.f y ~ M.