The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

1t Is not the low voice styled by lnepoet
as IAN excellent thing in women" She
uses it freely and with effect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fryatt are both from
good families
Mrs. Fryatt is a branch from the Cam
pion root, which grew first in Ireland be-
fore it was transplanted to England, and
/ thence to Brooklyn. An llonored Campion
was a professor of Queens College. His
example has often been cited for the emu
lation of Edward King Fryatt, who had
the honor of marrying into the Campion
family. B. w. Campion, the father, and
b. B. Campion, the brother Of Mrs. Fryatt,
have small private fortunes and are in
that enviable position described as indie
pendent. Mr.. FTyatt says he never real
lied that even independence has its disad-
vantages until he lived with his father-in-
law and brother-in-law, or to be exact.
until they lived with him.
Mr.. Fryatt's father was Horatio Nelson
Fryatt, who was toasted at a banquet as
1.-The most honest mehchant in New York.
He was the president Of the Beleville
White Lead Company, or which August
Belmont was a stockholder. His mother
was originally Miss Welply. she was a
fine amatuer musician.
Mr.. Fryatt diagnoses his troubles as a
bad case of father-in-law with brother
in-Iaw complication. He haas only words
Of praise for his mother-in-law, who died
three years ago.
IF she had lived things might not have
come to this open pass. She seemed to
have a good influence over my wife, and
she and I were good friends"
Mr.. Fryatt believes in heredity. He says
that Mr.. and Mrs. Campion separated. He
remained in Ireland and she came to
America
He thinks his wife inherited her love of
power from her father. His mother-in-law
was more like himself. Her summum bon
i'm was also TO Doe let alone"
Edward King Fryatt met susan Campion
at his sisters home. Mr.. Fryatt lived AT
home with mis- sister. Miss Canton called
TO take dictation from Miss Fryatt one
evening. Mr.. Fryatt engaged IN converse
ton with the caller. He told her ne ador-
ed music that it was his meat and drink.
He received the impression that she adored
music too, though he remembered now
that she said very little about it. There
was piano at Miss Campion's home. She
invited him TO call ana Try the piano. They
were married three months later.
They went to live al Scranton, Pa The
next year they lived in Brooklyn, where
they have since lived. Mr.. Fryatt declares
that his fifteen years Of marriage have
been fifteen years Of henpeckery. It began
the first week Of their honeymoon in
quarrel about what ne called money
matters"
The plot thickened when the Campion's
father. mother and brother, came TO live
with them.
Mrs. Fryatt noticed the contrast between
her father and brother. with their small
private fortunes aud her husband, who
mad 10 private fortune and little work
The sense Of the contrast growing keene-,
Mr. Fryatt says his better half - far for
got herself as TO teu the ne.eh5ors her
husband was an irdo'elt l0afer who was
living of an old man" The "0.d man
was her father.
Re says he had particular friend. Hugh
Kelly. whom he describes as IAN honest
and Industrious young gentleman" Hush
Kelly called on Nr. Fryatt one evening
and Mrs. Fryatt interrupted them a.
quiet game q euchre- Her husband re-
ports thar she said 10 the honest ana in
dustrious young gentleman: How dare
you come here without asking permission
Of tae oosse I'm boss. Remember taa-''
And Ms. Fryatt carried away me lamp
ana left them IN utter darkness.
Mr. Fryac- further complains. and Mr..
Kelly bears him ont II q disposition, tEat
Mr. Kelly remained al night IT. the F'rya-s
cottage az F5sty-nn-h street and Sixteenth
avenue. Brooklyn, ana thar Ms Frya-t
made him sleep on a sofa v-tAoG- any
covering. FIe 5sposes tina. NJ Fryatt al
WAYS spoke respectfully Ct his VIE and
t1st re seemed afraid OK he--
Charles W.nlsm W-iEat tne Bro3l-lyr.
lawyer who defended &r. F-yar, made
strong case. he o,fnc5e5 x ey submitting
% Jadge Jeuks the atceea rules Nhlch Ms
E'-yatt and the Camp. 1aS ial5 down p.
ms disposal q NJ Frysc,ts S15coo legacy.
inherited Is. year 1rsE rs cousin. Mss.