The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-23

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mouse. with calmly expressed sconvIr
IONS as To the Fate I'm store for Iiar
anu scandaimongers who could III
tongue against such an honorable an
nople man as hr lord and husband
SlnE Low. Wherefore All Toy had de
paI'Sd. giving expression TO man,
! nhuShty words and tearfully saving
Jusi as civilized woman might ha(,
zone under similar circumstances-
Inc next time she meddled IN the at
tempt 10 open a deceived wife's eyes"-
JiaclulA indignant. yet somewhat
unused, Fay Lee went back 10 her EN-.
proidery and fresh cup of tea. The
hciuent did not seem OF enough i'm.
portance To repeat to her husband. and
/ III soon escaped her mind. That any
| one should dare 10 tell such things Of
! hef most honorable and faithful lord
| expecting her TO believe them, She did
peiieVe. however. when very late that
same night Sing Low came home. not
alone. and much the worse for liatIor
lie had brought his new wife FelIpa
90 her nome. he stated. with drunken
dignity. and Fay Lee must wait upon
her. and see that she had what she
wanted. For she (Felpa) was TO be the
honorable mistress or the house. and
ray Lee and the servants must bear
themselves accordingly.
Your Chinese wife Is no creature of
nigh tragedy. and Fay Lee acted un-
aef al circumstances as well be-
haVed Chinese lady should. placing DER
ruined water and powders and aiken
appaiel for the new Wife. No attentions
were neglected. though Sing Low
watched vigllantly for them. And
onIg g when ner services were no longer
needed did the suppfanted woman 90
ITth run ~ mur!erous fury and hate
from the house OF her husband. She had
q COUSIN who was a high official In the
secret society; to him she went. Not
that there Is any recourse for "A Chi
hese WIFE IL her husband wishes 40
take unto himself No. . spouse, for 1t
IL accol ding 10 the law. But all things
naturally should be done i'm order. and
lhe law OF dignity and self-respect had |
Deen transeressed by Sing Low. who |
hau not even advised Fay Lee of his |
Intention. III was an insult 10 her and /
III her family. which the cousin
lot SLOW to realize. But insults are not
Prison Offences. AMI must be avenged |
,flNpteiyi wherefore the cousin and
cay Lee said nothing. but bided their
me. having I'm mind a way in which
hey could be more than avenged.
for quite long time. as much as a |
month. Sing Low was exceedingly
Apply with his pretty young wife. But
'elpa was young woman OF much
and she had nor married
4
urpose of kow towing TO him and em-
foiderlng his clothes and waiting on |
I'm hand ana foot-not a bit OF Ii. And !
, she emphatically stated. on the con-
airy. she wished many friends. and
retty costumes. and boxes at the bull
shds and the one small theatre that
adre de Dios possessed. She had no
tention OF bring any mans slave,
And SO began the tormenting OF poor
Il Sing Low. He soon learned that I'm
le bewltching Felipa he had caught
NefltaDle Tartar. and that unless
iinored she could and would make .
$ life torment to him. Wherefore.
&c wise man, he promptly gave in Z
her ana humored her in all things /.
az is, i'm all things but one Despite u
i every endeavor she could not make a
n tell her what went on at the meet
- OF ms secret society. ON that one q
bJect alone Sing Low remained
ite. and no cajolery or bland shment
lld move him a:
Us time went on. and tho inauarca "
MS Mexican wife told on him Sing
w pagan TO sink lower and lower -
II morally and physically He drank Il
adliy now, ana more and more OF a.
DIack smoke became necessary
even the apple of his eye. his res
rant with It's American pies. began f.
De neglected So that many wfis- al
"'' iNpVi ~ BOl hDOut. and
re than one high official OF the Sc
society murmured distrust. Mean st,
lie worn and aged woman Chardly -
'e recognized as the portly Fay Lee
'ofe) watched and waited, eager for 4
enge. And in the secret society of
sons of the Silver Land" one OF
hish or1cials went about stealthily z
'auing reports that traitor was -
ng them that important secrets
more than once been given away
that III not located and dealt with
tiator would soon accomplish the
OF the society. n
tnis came To head one night
. the most important meeting az '
year was held. For moro than an -
the rooms OF the secret SOCIETY
been filled with an ominousIy upli
crowd OF Cinnamon. who were quit
hs IN perfect stiffness the rettrn mac
- ol the ofhcials who had gone to an
their efstWhile head, Sing Low ana
,he hrst time i'm 2l years he had ed
To appear at the maetirv - sL and
~. and. more than thar All ,h' Sins
te records and documents of fhe had
OF the Silver Land bad hean Thei
J. No wonder there v.as 1890. jude
ess IN the secret rooms. and thar holu
ln the corner one Chinaman wait4 houf
'iu,ns huse razor edged sword ~
mugs are dealt With quickly ri
HthfSt guilds. N'i'
y brought him in presentlv tho i-' ,N
and another society mSnha,. ,t n'''e
ng him. for the honorable ba,d inr
no much overcome with tho miv 49, =
u opium and bad cognac In vaIt IA
inn, H. -, was dropped BERN
anu his sword waited. ana to n @,htr.
lantiN uuiet So Of members fbe -
showed sthe precious papers ana mn,
; tnat ne had just taken frnr, ',,st
'oW sllken Nest. The man baJ i,,sI,
una dead drunk I'm a low cantin, rn,n!,
MeNican part Of the town. while had
ffty papers and records bad -.
I" only by two men. the co6sin H., a
Iod 80 were dropping uf all
ecn there ori All ,,hn - h'"lr' In 4
T. Md but for the cousin. wbo pleu
una them i'm t'mc. rho nanor. nouSe
nave been distributed far nnd an
eit"re the setting of tomorrov... ',i' az iu
ld me society. "Sons W ths an "I uiS
nj. With all its Important So 'nlal
would have been ruined ana n'A
II It's qembnrs implicated m ali nVus
crimes and siyen up to prissn nt,u
DerhaDs tn" sallnws. The sin , ~Nn
Low had been tremrndous uus' ,,.,,s',
when. no ntoncment could bo btr, y,
mo ihefe was hui one tbipo AZ -, W li
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