Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-20


be must one day die by my hand
though not the kind OF death that h'
had escaped 80 narrowly.
Sir John now spoke OF the will lef
by Sir William. lie held a copy in his
hand and opened it.
"You know he said that your for
tune is not considerable. though my ia
Their has invested il most fortunately
Tie income is ample for young man,
and on the deeease of your uncle. Sir
Terence, you will come into his title
and estate in Ireland. This should
make you wealthy However, Sir VII
ham saw ut TO provide for you fur
ther'
He turned the pages of the document
slowly. frowning.
Where is my own money! | asked.
Sir John passed me a letter, sealed
which he said would recommend me
TO the lawyer in Albany who admins
tered my fortune until | became OF le-
gal age Then he resumed his study OF
the Will
'Item." he read. ITO my dearly be
loved kinsInan aud ward, Michael Car
digan, l give and bequeath the sum OF
1900 York currency, TO him or the
survivor OF him; also my own horse
lWariock.
ITO the aforesaid Michael Cardigan
also devise and beqneath that los OF
land which I purchased fron JeAses
Fonda. in the kennyesfo pstezx. Also
M q r,NQ ~ IauN oaSrs,.s~,.n ~&..~u.~~. ~.
ing part OF the Perth pasent. 10 De laid
ont in a compact body bes~eea the
sugar bush and rhe KennFezso crssk.
slsz 1000 acres ia the royal grant.
now Ga Lad k4ss=.s..1 :==.ss - 60 60 =.
hawk river. where IL the BEST place for
salmon fishing. also that strip Ct laEs
from the falls or carrying place 10 s0t
No. 4. opposite 10 the hunting lodge 81
Colonel John Butler, where wocdcocks.
s1lipes and wild ducks are accustomed
20 be shot by me. within the limits and
Including nj fhe game l@nd ! bought
from Peter Nenrer
Ssr John folded the paT.er and hand
ed II to me. saying. lit IL strange
that Sir William thought Ct to De-
qDesth ron such vast property.
what provision Was haade for Re
lirity r asked quietly
.-She might have had Es0o0 and a
thousand acres adjoining yours In the
Kennyetfo patent" replied Sir John
coldly Bnf under present circum
stances ahem she receives nothing :
Where Is Felicity r 7 asked Sudden
IT,
"She Ii Denr Boston he said. with
4 fSown NJ annoyance Her lawyer il
Thomas Foxcroft, n Queen street"
When win she return herey'
.'She win SO. s==sss=sss. :
sNhatr' cried. Tell me what ron
have done with my cousin Felicityr'
s'she - not your cousin. or any kin
20 you or to Us. he said coldly. II
have had some correspondence with
Sir Peter Warren. which. may say
aoes not concern you. Enough that
Felicity Ii not hts niece. nor the daugh-
ter Of his dead brother, nor any kin
whatever 10 him. 10 us or TO you.
Further than that have nothing TO
rag. except that the young woman Is
now with her own kin and will remain
there. because 1t Is her proper legal
residence. Better for you he added
Grimly. and better for us IL you had
not meddled with what did not concern
you and had allowed Lord Dunmore
- take her."
ADunmore! Wed Felicity burst
ont
WED? Who said he meant to wed
herr He did not. He knew from Sir
Peter Warren who Felicity is He
knew II before we did and informed
Gir Peter. Wed herr Aye. with the
left hand. perhaps"
The sconndrelv' stammered. "The
foul f1eshed scoundrel! Had ! known
had | dreamed.
ssYon will control your temper here
~ lenst." he said. pointing to the card
room, where Colonel Guy johnson and
o. Border officers were staring at MS
through the open doors.
mo; will not!'' cried. Il care not
Who hears mev'
6tlencer' he said. turning livid.
lou leave this house tonight for your
1oelmeut.
leove II In no service which toler-
6>&6 c1ch Safeguards AZ Dunmore or
orEK b1ee l(6r c<iminals ~ your re-
NJ orInG IN sword from my
~ &oU \ o11pp9d forward and.
$1,000 Tin StSaiehe III the eyer, slam-
~ 1y roeathe4 oword down o. the
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