Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-15

he 'ance soon spread. Rumor in
creased II by al additional ciphor. II
WIS heard OF with "a thrill Of nwe and
envy. II was said that tho dashing
young "furiner' was TO marry Kit
ty and take her away Immediately
and Josiah DOES was IN the gllf Of
despair. Hugh knew better so fm
o. Kitly's views went, but he felt
sinking at the heart Kitty would
stay, lut with such o fortune In pos
session She seemed out of tho com.
mon sphere.
Burnett. while the legal forms were
Gcingo on, amused himself by studying
his cousin. who was SO readily nc
commodadng herself TO circmn.
stances, and thc McKis ona especially
Hugh u required no penetration TO
SEQ that the latter was in love with
Kitty. hut srmcd not 10 quito realize
his own feelings; aud that Kitty
loved Hugh, and know II.
THAT youug man Is bright enough
in some things, but very stupid in
this," said tho lawyer 10 himself.
I'm play the good genius, Tor tho
fuu OF tho thing"
Tho court 1T kitty's instance, up.
pointed Hugh McKia,on hor guardian
and trustee, 10 the scandal Of the
young folk, who thought she should
have chosen somo old1r mnn. Hugh
and Burnett had divers conferences
before Affairs were over. At ono Of
these tho lawyer saidi
"What very pretty girl Cousin
Kitty Isl Don't you think 20, Mir
MckiEcnY
"Tces."
"Sho'll mnkean figure when she COTS
into society too. She is one Of
the rough gems that take to polish
kindly
Mimi"
The fact Is admire hor the more
Tho more / know hor | must try
and persuade her to leave tho noun
tn'ns.n
kitty Mcllissen isn't ono Of that
kind, - gai1 Hugh you heard her
say that she would stay here, and
she ia the ono 10 keep her word"
Il beg your pardon, M. MoKis.
som said Burnett. Her prop
namo is Catherine Markham, aud sl3
IS not likely 20 change tin this
place. No oNcnso 10 you, but the
namo % a rood one and sounds VOL,
but It would sound better ~ It we've
changed 70 Burnett in my judg.
mont"
AMI then Burnott walked of, TO
take a stroll through tho hills, loay.
ing Hugh fused and indignant.
"Confound his inpudCnceH cried
Hugh. Mrs. Burr1ttl He's after
Kitty's money. Kitty marry him"
Hugh Walked out 20 cool himself
and met Kitty coming from the
spring houe; for KITTY was born to
love COWS and chickens, and her
money hnl not changed her ways.
She nodded. Hugh kept at her side,
and Us she reached tho porch he said.
IL want 10 have talk with you,
Kitty"
An right. sit down on the porch,
then aud IN listonn
"Ititty-I--tllc fact is
"Yesn
1.-THE fact is You don't care 70.
Burnett do your
"Caro for hint OF course do. He
brought me good fortune; he's my
own cousin, You know, and hos a
very nice man too"
"Are you-go.ng-to marry with
him"
What a question SUPPOSE You
can ask Il rs you're my guardian. |
don't sec how l could he's not n
Mormon, and no hns wife already
"Oh, Kitty, you know p
"Woll, don't know, till l know
what 1t is know"
kitty | love YOU
"Oi course you do; We wero
brought up togethar."
ITS not thGs Katy; but why can't
we martyr
you mover asked me, Hugh
Hugh asked then with q vengeance.
He poured out his feelings IN a lool
Of words Kitty didn't interrupt
him. Size liked 1t. But when he
paused for sheer want Of breath, she
quietly put her hand In his and said;
you ought to have known that ]
loved you, Hugh"
When Burnett came bacl; no di'
vincd the state Of ailnirs ut once.
"AIr McKi,aen," he said, dryly, 81
presume thot Miss Burnett win have
the approval of her guardian in this
natter
Kitty did 90 TO the east, but II wa.
as Kitty McKisen, and with her hus
band. After their return there was
q house put up on the Mckisscn place
which was tho wonder Of the neigh
borhood, both OF itself and furnish
ings.
such doingsw said Nancy Stallins
20 gossip. You know tho house
built outer bricks and roclls--a sortoi
Gro atYiX' cot house and a mcctir
house; an enough rooms in it for d
tavern. But l was inside; six wagon
loads o. things was put in; the fluors
are llvored all over Nosw contiu
ued Nancy, with the bittcrcst climax
"ldvercd with observation-disclosures
Dunn English in New York Ledger.