The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-05

I wounded master Gould YOU nOt spare "a
T .-lle love Tor both. ch4ic"
Bonnie was -he nusn that suffGsed the
I young g.r'- face and neck.
-llene you love meF'
The sun went down. the rel clouds turn
/ a. 20 bronze, o. purple. 10 grey. The eve
ming STAR shone out ana was mirrOred IN
/ the Jake.
Hls great happiness had been too much
I f1r Allan O'D-l. and DE- had fallen asleep
like Htte child. Ethe.drne rose now.
ana quietly closed the window. Then she
/ bent and kissed her lovers brow.
lAAuk Coz, she murmured, who has
/ se- me free, How could I have dreamt
/ OF marrying mere wealth."
she At tue candles. Allen, she knew.
Z would wake soon. Then she sat down by
/ tne harp. and. playing. sang low that
| 'r-liltli Scotch song ~ which Allan was
/ So fond
9e opened His eyes just as she conclud-
/ ca The following verse.
/ ut meier was wealth. lt nefer was wealth
Ih3t coii' contentment peace and
| The banus and bliss o. mutual love.
Al. th't. the CHIEF o. wards treasure"
Months went by Long weary ones they
/ we're 10 Allan O'DeL Etheldene and her
/ father had gone back 20 London The
| last happy day they had spent together
| had been an cver-to-b e-remembered one.
| Ethcidene and her father had both az
/ pressed "A desire to visit Dunaiian. the love
| " Caste ana estate IN the Eastern High
| lands Of which everyone so firmly bellev-
~ ne should so soon be hailed as the
| rightful heir.
Woe is me IL / do noti" he had told
t-lheldene. FOR / have mortgaged my
last acre, even raised money ON f,,, 7,,ofb
er's house and furniture. 10 meet tbe eV-
| penses that law incurs. Should ! lose
| lose all; lose even you, dearest"
speak not thus she cried, you know,
! not now deeply I love you!"
II Lose sighed Allan r-,.- +l-
| mlsts OF death gather speedily before my
slsht' the breath Of the grey wrath pass
over my brOWr
He saw. as soon as he had snol,an
| tnese words, that he had saddened The
slfI' Tor the tears were almost choking
But he had made ample amends for all
! ms on the day Of the picnic
The castle and grounds or marks ~
Dunallan were kept up at present by the
trustees, ana would be so until the owner
r[ Hell, whoever he might be, should take
possession. And very beautiful Etheldaue
ana her father had thought them. In
oetu, as they rOamed through the great
ueer park or the gardens and rose lawns
"llu tsIIdces' new scenes Of lovelincss
dppe aflhB at every turn Of the pathways
Wooatd wee hills, rustic bridges spanninf-
ripping streams, fOaming cataracts
spaIklng fountains, green grass walks
iuatlc seats ana summer houses Wit man,
charming wild fernery, and coy nook
appearing when least expected. and ali
the more delightful for this very reason
ElnelGene was spell-bound and silent. ana
time after time.
NO we have nothing like this In our
country. IL is the air of age that evert-
Minere prevails around that gives this
And every now and again. wherever tbe,,
walked 10! yonder was the ancient frovyn-
ing castle, with its loop-holes and its
patilements, taking ones thoughts back
PACK INTO the far-off feudal pass '
They fingered here until the moon rosa
over the dark pine trees, then slowly they
ItIaceu their steps, and soon were once
more IN the dogcart. rafting homeward
ssnrouga shade and glen.
Yes Etheldene was back in London Ana
once more subject to the now hateful n : :
c cYIliI,oiiS OF the rich Minton. who stin
canned her as mis- fiance She had given
MN distinctly to understand howe,,er
thdt these attentions were distastefrl 20
ner IN the extreme and that she did not
i i,oM see her way to marrying him" These
spoken. too. '''0 '9eH
Was it possible" he thought to himself
that she had found out II was ne VIII -
| made the dastardly attempt mon ~ i ifsI
OF Alan O'Dell. He was not now s,,r,,
S - me attempt had failed. They have a
uiHefeht way of looking at "shootinpg'' in
| Jnls country from that which prevails IN
| word. q" AWKWARD
BIt one species of revenge still remained
g. IiiiISoI, ana ne determined to adopt IT,
| 20 ne disappeared for time from Tondon
| ly now iiiOie AIee-
The eventful day came during which the
~ guuSeS We're 70 consider finally
me claims OF the rival heirs to the estate
| There wasn't a doubt in anyone's mind
no" II would end. The one missing link
| lhe stone mat should prove the scotch
! marriage of Elspet Beattie. or Grsbs,,,.,
| be found ONuiu llot
., stay though. It was nearly the close Of
.ng thltu Hay or the sitting when an nm
| usuat Dustle was heard outside accoy1,,.,,,
! leI by Wild hurrahs and shouting I'VE
! s Soi'TSlt0rs on the other side We're seen to
~ . hurried consultation with the judges
4 ana soon after the court rose for the dov
| ne stone was found The decision va g
| Hit3lly given against poor Allan OtDeu.
! IN ne Vas, was a broken and ruined man.
| CHAPI-ER IN.-"WHERE THOTr DITSSr
THERE WILL l DIE
| Broken and ruinedi ICverNrthine, ,,,,,. -
/ 10 the hammer! Plate furnifure niot,.sS y
Ven ms Iajners portraiti He had lost his
! ioFe too. He dared not now cIain, ~,
! Deautiful Etheldene as his bride Wbst baS
! ne 10 oHer her? The share of a egar-e.,
! FoVefty and exile! No, no. At laeSt ~
III pc happy. 50 he wrote and released
| her. 30 soon must he leave his nleoso NJ
| nome mat he did not even send an a,ljrsti
His mother had a plttance, Ne co,,Ii
work Work like a man at wba taver NJ ~.
hand found ready to do. He wonld nof
! iet down his heart. 1t would be coNysrJ
! ~ TO DO SO; he would live now for ~
mother alone She was an invalid and
SAD thought, he might not have her To-
10 eheer and TO comfort" '0'is
a Mother, dear" he said thar var,.
MORNING i shah be glad when we gef
| 10 town. In pretty fiat of rooms ~
edinburgh, mother mine. we shan he 81 =,
/ 9oily ana happy. You won't have 70 VII
Tar 10 do the shopping and Won Wont Ia
Iar from church; and oh, you shan heor
Snch glorious sermons. mother. I'm tired
Bqt IN feel better soon. now that ali
ms law worry is past and gone. Wonit
! you dear? We shall just have one ltttle
/ servant, ana you shall have your cat ana
my 1Nooran. You see. the cat will sino
| quets with the kettle Of an evening WIS.,
l come IN to the cosy parlor TO drink nv,
! tea, and kooran will rise from the rm,,,
10 welcome me home. Oh. it viii be al
His mother smiled pleasantly. and Allan
| ratified on as gaily as a starting i'm Ma
BUT all the while the poor fellows heart
was breaking for his lost love.
| The scene is changed. The O'Dens have
! taken Just such another lodging I'm town