Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-02-28

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eoolly. but why didn't y y 4
Il was not invited; andsoo,.
preferred TO remain indoors MN ,S
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Then you were not alonaqp
II might as we'll have ~,
answered, an ugly irown dls,..,
her face. Lulu. as you KNOW N I.
n paid companion. Wealth n
everything"
1T can not buy love- Ia AZ.
ed, quickly and coldly.
That may b." she r,o.,
with "a violent start.
Huburt made no reply, anna,., y
desiring TO drop the dlsens. ~
But his wish was not 10 L. e,s, ,s N
She watched him awhile n silsa q
then said: Hubert, / want ~ III
answer this question:" ~
DO you truly and hones,ly a
me- that is, love mo Tor n, q
alone?" u
Flora spoke in firm tones, I'm, q
form qulvered with emotion AMI n
eyes seemed To seorn him Win Il 8
steady stare.
"No, Flora, " he said, low r,
tlnctly, II do not love YOU / ~ 6
have; | never wilt | would ~ d
you my wife solely to obtain g.. Z
sion OF your fortune" e
Flora FlourneY sprang 10 WI d
eXeitedly at this unexpected dsela e
ton. Her eyes glitterd strabs, Il
aud a terrible expression ra.bs Il
ON her face, but before sheeould q E
a single word in replya dFeadfal q
OF thunder shook the Old hons. 4
It's very foundation, a blindinr 4 4
Of lightning filled the room Fl
dreadful spieudor one instant
uttering a deep groRn. aud los /
his hands wildly aioit, Huter Il
heavily upon the floor az hef lees 1
i suddenly stricken dead.
A scene OF wild confusion iolloses
While tho majority Of the hoass +
10 Mysteries, Irene Rivers alone i
calm and collected. 4 messn
was dispatched 10 NeW ORLEANS
medical aid. aud after tbs lapas
some hours he returned. bring
with him a skillltil physician, 81
On u hnsty examination. pr0n0uas
Hubert Adare dead. Tie lighia|
had done its work instaasans0as
and eiTectually, he said.
The night iollowIhg the day
Hubert Adnrps lntcrusn,, lrl
Rivers sat alone Ia her chamber 4
tcuiug. with bntei breath, 70 y
monotonous ticking ~ che big q
fashioned clock In ths bail helol
Hour alter hour PASSED hy. stu i
sat there. never moving, uevcg chat.
ing her position IN tie lsasi u
clock Mt length struck one essiis n
vibrations died away shs start.
up, Wrapped n heavy shawl ah0uihs
and taking lrom the table matgh
aud n lamp she passed from y
room. elided noiselcHaly dosn q
broad stnirrnscH and out Of u
house into tho dark, tempss,aoi
night.
A rapid walk Of n len minute
duration brought her totheeniran
Of "a vnult--thc last resting place
two generations Of Flourueys-sii
nted in the turthest corner OF
ground upon which the houses sio0
and which she unlocked and eniers
not, however. without a iegllng
terror creeping over her. lashsa
the lamp she carried, she made
why to u coffin which had log
been plnccd in the vault. uns
slant she paused. then. tSeme'a
like an aspen, she looard the 70 2
throw IL open.
Pale nnG rigid, Hubert AdaT
before her.
With "A halfsupprrssed cry
frightened girl sank on her kness
side him. and seemed on the ~
OF limiting. This feeling, hows'
soon pissed awny; she grew ~
again. aud. springing 20 her 'est,
leaned over the motioiiless ~ y
pressed burning kisses upon w Y
repeating his name m SHE did 90
The effect was peculiar. a 1
warm flush suIinsed his lace Z
and brow: the lips slightly porte,
gentle thrill pissed over TIE NJ
form, and then the eyes Slowly
closed and looked wondcFingy
sleepily into her ince.
"Alivel Saved Thank y
, Thank Godl" cried Irene, throw
her arms about his neck, as ne y
~ rose In a transport OF gras'
! and Joy. Z,
Neither Mrs. Flourney nor :
made any objection when !, =
|, Rivers announced her intent,lo
/ going toNcw Orleans, and tlltnel
repnired. Hubert Adnre was NV
ing her, and they were quietly /.
/ ried and smiled FOR Mexico, IN y
! country they took up Their PEI
I. uent residence.
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