Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-04-09


Tor, had received some tickets
Theater. Knowing that the
mistress were to dine out, she
permission to go out with the
pwnlow, who was in the room
1T, said that he had no need of
they might take him with
III the servants had left at
leaving Mrs. Browlow dressed
t and her husband finishing a
had not sent for a carriage;
ID stand a few steps from the
weather was dry. From that
knew nothing more.
Rnd mistress had been mar
they were evidently rich, be-
ed in a fashionable part of
b a charming house beauti-
b. One could well see that
lack of money; the butcher,
e baker, ETC., had never to
bills twice, and at meal times
tiers were never mentioned.
5, there were often stormy
n them. Mr.. Brownlow was
b and headstrong; he was
but when he had once taken it
That he did not want a thing
bile to make HIM change his
ervants did not Ike him be-
cold and naughty. Naturally,
II an entirely different charac-
many caprices, and became
isappointed in carrying them
led, cried and wept, but, after
lays she who smiled first and
race her husband. She was
ot like her husband to go out
Harry IN the evening, and was
Id all the letters he received,
tely fought for his independ-
wish to tell her where he went
lad been and declared his in
main the master of his CORE
Besides such stormy moments,
med to adore each other, but
|pmmon was not without diff
we'd few visitors, and the per-
be to the house were generally
! the family or friends. The
J were mentioned at times, but
{me to see her.
ng commented on all these cir
The servants found no motive
Explain why their mistress had
The valet could endure it no
e formally asked if he should
pr madame when he set the
hen she would come back.
liable as you always do and let
fas the answer.
II plate for breakfast, then for
next day he omitted it.
i of the house was moody and
emalned absent sometimes for
persons whose habit it was to
arrived as usual and were re-
|m, but nobody knew what he
hem. The mystery became un-
The maid determined to call
lend at service in the house
master and mistress were to
Dn the day of the event. She
that the family had waited for
light o'clock, and that they had
EN- there. They might have
|haps, since, but no dispatch
pm that evening. The lady's
came more and more unac-
Bomething extraordinary must
bned Immediately after the
I the servants to cause the
the engagement for dinner.
had they dineda Not at home,
II, when they were alone, they
their mind and taken a fancy
{ and to dine alone, they would
ed the buffet in the dining-room
board in the pantry. Nothing
Dved. And then the lady had
" luggage with her, not even a
wen a travelling bag. She had
an evening dress, with moth
hand, and she had not come
Soon spread through the neigh
could interest directly but the
If the house, the baker, the
grocer, ETC., who knew Mr.. and
low. They said that she was a
and gracious lady and that they
< she was very happy. They
it to their acquaintances, and
ade a great stir. People gen.
nd of mysteries, but on condi-
It they shall be told finally all
they consent to suspend their
ring the first act of the drama,
" they will get satisfaction in the
ley must know the last word Of
Consequently they began to
les in order to find out what
become of Mrs. Brownlow; they
conjecture upon what might
ed on the day of her disappear
N seven o'clock in the evening
o'clock in the morning; they
face of their master when he
when he returned, and they
at he seemed strangely care
Q were crowds of people before
they discussed the possible
IS of the secret drama. Some
ted a whole story which they
.ssers-by, and the policemen of
ad to interfere to make the
. on.
8 people Of the quarter, fathers
Ind store-keepers, dlsapproved
atherings, but thought that
It to take the affair in hand;
hat it is not to be permitted in
untry that one cause a woman
without rendering an account
pearance. Erich people," said
connections with the police
asked no questions in a case
DR. man would be arrested i'm
On the other hand, people won
ne family of the young woman
nut in an appearance. One may
cd terms with ones children,
It a reason to suffer them to be
ithout saying a word about it.
lady's parents did not know
happened; there ought to DO