The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-28

,.rs to this, and Hazel, who is only IA years
Il "a Is sent 10 school.
AMER seven years absence. Hazel returns and
n4sngements are made TO fulfill the promise tits
lecfded that In three months the wedding shall
3 he meantime Arthur carrineford-Iord
4sverx--to escape tiresome London season
S51ifs the country on hunting expedition and
me crossing steam near the Blackburn mill
ssoe from fallen tree into the water. breaking
8 m arm He is rescued by the old miller and
Eten 10 his home, where Hazel nursed the
Soung man back to health. As consequence
s ncy fell in love.
40 The latter realizes the great difference in
a. ages, and also sees that Hazel ia in love
"a the handsome young lord. He s also
IRE OF the intense pride of the Trayers race
"a knows that Lady Travers will never give
Srseut to her sons marriage with HAZEL 30
&srueh kindly motives be acouaints that lady
IA the facts. He afterwards repeuts, and re-
7nuuishing ell rights resigns Hazel to Arthur,
Esnising him that he will use all efforts to
I'm the consent of Lord and Lady Traycrs to
- union. He warns him, however, that should
- deceit Ne practiced on Hazel be win require
~ life Of the deceiver.
i tfer asking that her son be requested to leave
~ mill. stating her reasons for such course
- the hrst time Dunstan realizes the true state
/ j 1lhirs and orders Arthur away. Hazel clings
ler sweetheart, and insists that IL he goes she
rss 20 with him.
\ is rage the miller drives her forth. They
~ for Scotland to be married, and Barney,
t }ort Trayers servant. thinking he Is doing his
Ioters bidding, has Scotch ceremony per
E1med on English ground. They return to
Inssr' country seat, fully believing they are
- and wife.
Iord Travers' father, It transpires later. has
[ nuapdered the fortune belonging TO his ward,
| {S1y Inadvertently, and on his deathbed he
ESmiessed the crime to Lady Travers, making
- proanise to hide his shame by marrying
IN only son TO Lady Maud Lady Trayers
1l1its Hazel, informs her she is not her sons
Ne and implores her TO save her son from ruin
ksvine him and allowing him to marry Lady
Hasel, in her grief and shame, goes forth to
~ the shelter OF her fathers roof She arrives
i nud that he has been stricken blind from the
1bcts Of q. fever, and is about to give
: the mill and with his wife 20
Into the world q beggar While here she
1ogls the squire, who offers her the shelter Of
- bis wife on condition that her
&her gives his consent. This she hears
p refuse, with the declaratian that she is no
HsseI overcome with grief, to hide her shame,
1ross herself into the rivar, but is rescued by
husband, Arthur, who has been searching
Ss BAD visited the inn where the ceremony
~ place, and had learned that it was not on
= English but on the scattish side of the
DedeE thus making the marriage legal. In
Dup4ay With Hazel he visits her father. who is
Wujoyed at finding his child child still alive
n nkea her again TO his heart; all is explained,
~ Hazel and Lord Travers are once more
sspais united. rvrc.
Hasel kirke. Miss Essie Tittell
billy Dutton. Miss Minnie Tittell
tHty Kirke ........... Miss Margaret Marshall
Inily oarringiord, Lady Travers; -.
81 Millers M NJ + +. E (. hses
Su cl aissi xals called ae M1 David Elmer
-'.e' N..'e. Mr.. John Lowell
fnhcuss Green ................i..M r. sam Morris
Im Rodney, squire Of Rodney hall - $40 ..e'
Im csrringford, Lord Trayers. Mr, s Phileoo
nstAn Kirke. ............ Mr.. r. E. French
attle opera house had large and very intel.
y audience on Christmas evening, composed
M OF the Swedish inhabitants OF Seattle,
lad been attracted thither by the appear.
vi the Swedish Ladies' octette This COM
n singers halls from Stockholm. and con-
III eight ladies who were trained and in
nd In their art BY no less parsonage than
lesor August Edgren, late choirmaster of
loyal opera at the Swedish capital Their
ng Is novel in style and highly enjoyable,
Sing much natural freshness OF quality,
being characterized by superior finish. The
~ Of the singers blend finely. and are phe-
1enai In range, varying from high soprano to
40 that is almost baritone in quality. They
= With life aud animation, shading with ex-
INT taste and skill
N aNordmnndeues Sanvforepinr, Norwe-
. Singing soeietvl last night gave n musicsl
dramatic entertainment. followed nv 4 grand
The musical part OF the entertainment was
nsnson, Or. Thoresen, Mrs. Dr. Thoresen,
Hirsch and o. w. Udden. The drama was
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mild and sicriS have ynne there 70 tsna
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"A. buf har ola schSai,nastar !. c.n,,nr
7ISi. who has himself fallen in love with he's
n1snnes ~, ,,,arrv her h.s cras,ed d,,.ht
her mind ah.snt aarnnr5ss da,~t;,,s
living 10 her aho,,t asmans,s e,rta
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Eam,rd s.ar. aos =. :" - - NJ $500.
s sss,, and he returns TO the Setter. He meets
van, STUDENT an old friend OF his father,
~, 'ofssnef Win Two other students, nave
.eas Io- recIeauon. Aamuno con-
~ nm ms troubles. Nordanl, sus-
~ .,ls uoIh, asks fer, sutton ior 81
nanu. hhgnhiiu really prefers haivof
~ i,,au,,, Iei reveals tne scnooimasters
e.a ~ y aanserous rlyal. The schoolmaster
ssc.s , Joy anu happiness prevails now on
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