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

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sonG discoraaatly upaa his peeseat
ooed. He Nsated psty froa no oae.
he said to hinsesf. and. N his rejectioa
81 hers. there wss . toNch 0f resent-
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tas denuncistioa Il Constance. He
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wAs had opened his eyes to his owA
shame. You mean we'll I dare say,
harriet." he said. In his harshest teae.
but yen are injudicieSs. aad your sf
sers Of sympathy are Sawelcs~e.
en SURE that I shall shortly receive .
satisfactory explaastioa Of this nys-
terious affair. As to your aessipiAG
friends. | csa ealy rsRet that yO~s
associates have not heea chessa new
Wtsely. Nov you can 60"
Ne made ne further resistance. but
hers was eae q the ehanbss aoors
that uncloseA stealthily whea, at mid
ntGht. the rattle Of 4 latch-key sound
ed through the freat hall, and YES fel-
lowed by the entraace Of the I've sup
YuBSu vOyVtU new W0J3 Ut0T8
wakeful eyes under that roef that
night than the master rocked Of. and
. bevy Of curious Gasers peered frsn
ths Obscurity e ths third stsry ints
The satry, where Mr. Whhers hsA e.
Aessd to - - - keVt bueuiAg an
oaGAt.
Yea - ve ere enpscteA," aaaA r.
wsr1 70 his ee0paeisa.
Mr. Withers met then at the head
q the staircase. claA IN aressiaG gown
and slippers. "Ah. here you are How
did you get back
The obliging captain hailed a Ash
Ing yacht and put us on board"
answered his brother Have you been
uneasy about us?"
only lest You might be carried
some distance out before you fell in
with . returning vessel. You look very
tired. Constance. I shall not let her
20 with you again. Edward, unless
yOa promise to take better care Of her."
Tell him just how 1t happened,
Connie" laughed Edward, and the con-
ference was over
They played their parts well ali of
them, auttered Harriet. stealing back
- her sleepless pillow. But they need
net hope to gag pssple now that the
scandal has taken wind; murder will
out"
| Her s.eAcity was proved by the ap-
| pearance In the next days issue of an
excessively circulated journal of a con-
spicisus article headed Scandal in
HigA Life!" setting forth the clone
meat per steamer to Europe of the
Junior partner in . we'll known bank
Tag house with the beautiful wife OF
his brother, the senior partner Of the
aforesaid firm. The intimacy Of the
| fugitives, the chronicle went On tn
say, had been much talked of all win
ter in the brilliant circle to which
they belonged. The deserted husband
was q cftisen whom all delighted To
honor for his business talents, his
probity in public life and his private
virtues. This afiiction falls upon
him with the more crushing severity
from the circumstance that he has
been for some months an invalid. He
has the sincere sympathy of the entire
community"
The editor Of the humane sheet, al
belt not unused to eating his own
words, never penned a more humble
and explicit retraction of the "unlucky
error into which. through no fault Of
ours. We have fallen" than graced his
columns the following morning. He
could hardly have expressed himsel;
| more forcibly had Edward withers
really horsewhipped him. instead OF
threatening to do it. and to bring an
action for libel as we'll.
Constance breakfasted in bed. at her
husbands request. on the day succeed
ing the Pynsents' departure. The pep
ular daily. above referred to. lay as
usual by Mr.. Withers' plate when he
went downstairs, folded with what
was known to its constant readers as
the naughty corner outermost. Ha.-
ript was engaged in copcocfing her