Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-06-25
TlG Evil Genius.
A DOMESTIC STORY.


Lady Myre yielded to the force Of evidence; !
she lifted her hands in horror: This rs too |
dreadful
Mrs. Romsey took more compassionate !
view of the disclosure. Perhaps the poor
lady is to be ptied," she gently suggested.
Lady Myrie looked at her friend in aston
ishment MY dear. you must have forgot
ten what the judge said about her. Surely
you read the report of the case in the news
papers,?
No; heard Of the trial, and that's all.
What did the Judge say?'
"Say?' Lady Myric repeated. What did
he not say, His lordship declared that he
had great mind not to grant the divorce at
all. He spoke of this dreadful woman who
has deceived us in the seycrest terms: he
said she had behaved in a most improper
manner She had encouraged the abomin-
able goycrncss, and, if her husband had yield
ed to temptation, it was her fault And more
besides that | don remember"
Mr. Ronscy's wife appealed TO him in de- /
spair. What am | to to-? She asked, help
lessly.
''Do nothing was the wise reply. Didn't
you say she was going away Tomorrow"
That's the worst Of it.' Mrs. l;onI.ey de-
clarcd ''llcr little girl Kttty gives fare
well dinner tomorrow Ia our children and
I've promised to take them 10 say good by
Lady Myric pronounced sentence without
hesitation "Of course your girls mustn't
20. Daughters! Think Of their reputation
when they grow up!
Are YOU in the same scrape with my
wife?" MI Iomscy asked.
Lady N}ric corrected his language 81
have been deceived in the same way" she
said Though my children are boys (Which
pcriral, makes 4 dnrrcucc) ! feel it my
duty as 4 mother not Ia lct them get into bad
company ito nothing myself in Am under
hand way NocEct.c9. ! Shall send a note
and tc Mis-. Ounond why She doesn't see
my boys to morrow
"Surl, that, little hard on her. said
mcrcim Mr.. Romsoy
Nh Eomeey agreed with his vie, on
grounds al rvprdeucy. Never make
row it YOU can help it," was the peaccable
principle 10 Nht"h this gentleman commit.
ted himself Send word that the children
have caught colds and get over it in that
way"
Mis-. Rousuy looked gratefully at her al
mirrblr husband just the thing!" she
said, with an air Of relief.
Lady MNrlc's contempt expressed itself
ulth tie strirtc-t adherence 10 the laws Of
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about what. KITE
Abput my. Dinner. part,. to-uurr,,y ON ,,
said the cltiId, claspins her hands earnestly
Il, she thuurht IF hrr ia, rrIfn,vs ~ dn so
hope it VIII 20 of wrll!'
CHATTER NNAIN'
Belonging to the elder generation which
has IlYrd t" sec the ~" "i hurry, and has no
sympathy W.T. IT. Mis. IIrsiy entered the
sitting room Al the hotel two hours before
Tue TIM" tirai had been hNcd Tor leaving
SANITY seal with her mind at ease on the sab
lort OF her luggage. My boxes are locked,
si.3pp"d, aud labeled; hate beng hurried.
What i that Your radug?' she asked dlS-
covering book on her daughters lap and a
hast action on her daughters part which
I""hri Hhr trying To hId" II,