Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-07-28

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his fsO- Ny beloved eousta, ~ osar.
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Was ~ ssaicAude. Yea Oosas6 have
orivea NE freo yOs " saosr ~ I
shiaVssed . Weed sf wAst hAs bRa akss
tewa OessiD tss nonths. - whicS yeu
Oaly ~ere blinded by yeW nohas. yes
Gener01s. your super human coAAAsocs
IN yO~r betrAyers. | see that yea ere
partially prepared for the blew" - he
Erew paIe aaA tried WithSst ssceess
to tatssvwpt her "EFaes yourself for
whaa yea Rvst know, ny poor III used
dartinG' Your brother and year Wtfe
have eloped to Europe W eempaRyr'
For one ssc0aA the husband sts0Usr-
ed ander the shock. His eyes closed
suddsaly. - st . AasA q liGhtainG.
and his leatvses we're dtst0rted. - In
. wrench Of mortal pain. Then all that
was true aad digniAed In the man raj
lied to repei the insult to the twe he
had trusted and loved. Il DO nst BE-
iieve it," he said distinctly sd With
deliberate emphasis. Yes ase the aupe
Of ssme nisco1svOxs slaoAaser. ny OooA
woman. Edward witAers y the soul
Of integrity. snd my wife's virtue 10
incorruptible. Who told you this ab-
surd tale?"
Mrs Withers stated to yeu thst she
vas Go4nG to drive alone this after
Been. I'D she AOt?" Harriet fereet the
pathetic - the malicious triHnph -
- peeoesAed - prove Der rivals Guiit.
"Ysa hsas1 her say it," IacOaically.
aal sim % ~ defensive.
"Yst 1eha says - oa,lsl by ~ e.
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- tAAG thsy Arevs - eo0pAav to
~ wAarf. wAsse NY - scean steem-
-. Ne saw then - - bssrA. srn in
ora, snA, although he waited - the
ptsr - hong ~ The vessel Was In sight.
eAey aiA not rstwrn."
Il will see the man myself"
CreoaioG the roea With a hrmer step
ehan bad been his since hts illness Mr..
winters rang the bell and summoned
TIE cOacAMaa. His evidence talfed ex-
oetly with Rarviet's report, and she Cat
tered herself that the inquisitor's mar
Der vas Q shade less confident when the
witness was dismissed.
"You have said that this disappear
ene> WAS no matter Of surprise to you,
end added something about vulgar Gos-
~. ! wish full explanation" he said
elm DaGisterially.
thus bidden, siarriet told her ta'e.
before their return to the city in thA
autumn, she had seasons Of anxiety
relative 10 the intimacy between Mr.
Edward Withers and his beautiful sis
Ner-in law. Not. the unsuspecting viz
gir was careful to afYirm. that she
Aoc bted then the good faith ahd right
ipte ntions Of either, but she feared lest
Mrs WiSAers' partialit for the younger
brother might render her negligent Of
her husbands happiness and comfort
The ~,nter festivities had brought the
tive in,o = peculiarly unfortunate po-
sition for the growth OF domestic vir-
tues, an1 emineatly conducive to the
proGrese If the fatal attachment which
vas nov beyond the possibility of a
doubt. Although one of tie family
and known TO be welded to their in
terests. she had not been able to deter
kwsy bodies from sly and overt mention
Of the scandal in her hearing. She had
cn such occasions. taken The liberty Of
rebuking the offender. and maintain
ing. in her humble way. the honor OF
her benefactors' name. y :. she could
n~t silence a city full of tongues. anG
they had waRged fast and loudly o.
| the husbands indiscreet confidence in
the euilty parties, and their shameless
tfeacherv
He checked her when she would have
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,ect. Il will have no hearsay evidence.
What have you seem
Harriet demurred. blushingly. not. a
II presently appeared. because she had
seen no little but SO much. Euets
vocal and instrumental. had beer .hH
/ vehicles OF living intercourse-hsno
squeezing. meaning sigbs and whispers
Her blood had often boiled furiously
in beholding the outrageous maneuv-
ers practiced in the very sight Of their
trusting victim. Her eyes, In passing
rom their smiles Of evil in1srt. thei'
laAguishines and caresses to the serene
| eace bent ever the chess-board, or
vrapt in innocent slumber. had alter
uately overfowed with tears and glow
ed with indignation.
| But all this was ~ nothing COM