The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-01-06

uuho NuhoVou uusueu over Inc WtreS.
IAN frantic, it read: 'ulosed out
the mills yesterday to u syndicntei
Home to morrow!' And 1t will all
come on my shoulders' groaned
Donald in despair
'lt was u coincidence dii0gether
too favorable to the Camerons you
KNOW and the rumor started that
Marmaduke Cameron was preparing
to build mills in opposition before
those Of the syndicate should be com.
ple,ed.
There was one man however .
bluh rather ignorant man o. the
noveau richie type who stood valiantly
for the Camerons. lie was rich
and powerful mem Der OF the syndicate
and was inperv'ous 20 all the com.
ments against the Cumerona
Il know Cameron is un honest
man said he and you'll find It out
so-and by George Harry I'll see
him through, oamp II i'll wont"
But Marmaduko Cameron shook
his head sadly He was au old man
and 1t was the hardest thing 10 tho
world To be accused OF II thing one
would abh0r II seemed US II people
gloated In tho seeming stain on his
charhcter
There was yet more trouble
The next place TO the Camerons had
been lately bought by a wealthy West
ern speculation The grand old house.
formerly noted for its simple. old
time dignity was converted into the
vulgar show place Of u rich man. The
house cleaned from sfar with lemon.
hued paint: turrets aud towers jutted
out everywhere. Flowers und statutes
and fountains were thrown all over
tho lawns In u perfect Disregard Of
harmony Every condition of bird
screeched and screamed In the
banner hung aviary. Perhaps Glee' 8
worst fault was her pride OF birth. u
fault seldom known In this demo-
cratic America
The ladies OF the new family. don.
ming their richest apparel had called
upon Glce soon after her arrival.
She had not returned their calls
and did not mean TO-
And now. OF ull things-Doro thy
ut the tennis parties held round abo ut
met tho son and hoir OF those peo-
pie and fell violently In love with
him. with OF course the heartiest re :
ciprocation on his part
Cleo whom she heard OF It was
furious.
Are you insane Dorothym she
cried. 10 think OF marrying par
venu-a vulgar snob-a man whose
mother and sisters cannei speak a
grammatical English sentencew
III lsh" said Dorothy quietly.
You have no idea what you are ray :
ing And remember love him.
And it won't do N particle OF good
to talk. " said Cleo cruelty Il am
firm
She was surprised beyond measure
one day when tho servant ushsrcd
into the library n tai. fair haired
young fellow with the grace and bear
ing OF young prince.
Il am Hugh Peters" simply. ad.
vancing to meet her. And have
como TO ask you II Dorothy may be
my wife love her. there is plenty
OF money"
Yes interrupted Giee that is
precisely tho trouble tho money. II
Is so very lately &C luircd is it not?"
She spoke very politely. And Dor
othy belongs to a family very proud
OF its lineage. No l shall certainly
not consent knowing what my fathers
decision would ba and shall at once
hos NN
from temptation"
The young fellows face flushed
holly and he druw himself 10 tho
height Of his strong young figure
You mood not do that MIRA Gamer
on" said he proudly. Il Will 20
away myself but ! trust you will
rclent your decision very soon"
Tenderly rcverently no stopped and
Z kissed Dorothy and In moment was
gone
The girl turned upon Glee with all
tho fury OF n young ugress
] You ARE cruel heartless wretch. 4"
she sobbed lie will never como
back-he is too proud, oh hate
you-I hate you'n
Glee was startlod--borrlfied At
what she had done She had no idea
Dorothy really cared for him and
Dorothy was her Idol
Trouble trouble troubled And all
for the influence OF that miserable
thir,ccn' That evening she waited
for lonnld on the steps again; her
lavender gown stole tho last tinge OF
color from her checks
Come into tho library Don" said
she In strangely calm tone. Il want
you TO do mo favor"
Anything denr heart said tho
young fellow tenderly. though with
all this worry Glca am sorry
helper"
don she aid with fevorish haste.
Il want you 10 get divorce from mo
and we'll be married again. Can /
you see with n Wild little sob its
all because We were married on tho
thirteenth"
Thirteenth" said Mr.. Cameron
sr. who was Just entering tho room.
why you were married on tho
j twelfth"
Donald was staring Mt Cleo In mute
establishment Mt hcr last'statemont
'Why said no vaguely cards wero
engraved the thirteenth
Mistake thon" said tho elder
Cameron confidently. Why. II was
to DO on tho twenty sixth wasn't itp
/ And you fastened It two weeks; doesn't
that mako II tho twolithp BY tho by.
Donald finnigan has been hunted
a a