Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1907-04-06
CHAPTER KYLE.


agreed Ia part.
Newer, perhaps, was canon sO as-
tomKad, never did one feel more OsrS
ragged md never was one i'm a. greater
PASSION, though he controlled it.
''Wkst vas the caused" he, demanded
''The psscse cause, he and Miss Mary
Dsurerr had agreed to keep to them
seEue4s vns the answer Of thes baronet-
TT was Sufficient to say THAT trey were
b0kh fully convinced 81 union between
them wunA not conduce to their happt-
ness and they had come to- the concAu
SION not 10 carry it out"
IT win know the TRUTH foamed the
caunou. why do you partY'
"Dffbrsnces," gasped Mary, whU hard
taken hsr cue from Sir Everard- Moth
ing tirxt I can particularly euplair- We
found that a marriage between us woufi
not head TO happiness, and we parted"
Wont you speak outT" cried he
bringing down his clerical shoe upon the
carpet.
THAT y all have to say" she. am
swsesd, dropping her head
VERY WELL" cried DR.. Dynevor, as he
Quilted the room and shut himself into
his study. This gave Miss Dynevor mud
the girls An opportunity Of nrq1Rms on
their own account. Question after ques-
ton tlsey poured out on the unhappy
Mary but they Gid not succeed M get
ting from her any solution tor the mvs-
terry, which, of course, bore arr i'll appear
ause.
az very much fear it is q case If jiit-
insstr e,roaned Aunt Ann ZIP the days OF
dueafrg ware not past, ONE Of your BROTH
ers eusyht to go out and sfDot, Ezyerard
WiITrok Dishonorable craven Your
fssffex may enter an action against hlm-
The possibility of coneesImenk was all
over naw, ~ Mary saw; aud shes dragged
herself IN fear and sickness to- hex fmtlIer's
presesses- us it true that you have dodsa
itf sfra gazped; and the sunbeam was ak
no loss 10 understand her meaning
ut SOON will be true. The MAIL shall
be- held up spectacle to the, woEff-
"Oh, pnpa, you must undo it., you must
undo nj DO not lose q moment. 1T was
not Sir Evsrard who broke. Oft the en-
gagennrrt; it was L"
The subdean stared at her through his
great ugy zpectacles, for he had been
reading letter when she interrupted HIM
She laid her arms upon the back CHAIR
and seemed to lean her weight upon tx,
he saw THAT she was trembling. NThe
truth, papa b that 1 refused Sir Ever
ard. so tl1at if an action might be- brought
ON eithex sAde it would be ON. his He
came home 70 marry me; but I-eoaId
not u,ssRry him and he was so kind as to-
let it appear TO you that It was as much
his fasdt as nine"
"You bEohS it off? OF your own nc
cord Yo~r reason? You do not stir
from. my presence till you have given it
to me."
Papa" sAs breathed, bending her face
down upoa the arm Of the chair Il
liked Sons ous else better than SiK Ever
ard"
you liked" The canon stopped (;
indignatbn and establishment overmaster-
ed him.
who Is jtT' he demanded IN an awful
tone.
She did mot answer. What he's could
see Of her snee booked as crimson as his
own somesna was. Who is it, [ aslx2''
he. repeated and shrink and shfyes as she
wotrld thess was no evading that reso-
lutte question:
Charles Ranmgarten-"
A curt latter, couched in the hanghtt
est of terms, reached Charles Baumgnr,
TENS chambers In Pump Court from De
Dynewor fostIiaaing him all further inter
course with the Dynevor family
AZ know tine Old boy can do the thing
In Style when he brings his mind to 1T
but this is zszper-extra, Charley" remark
ed Richard Uynevor, who chsneed to cal
soon rfteK the missive was delivered
"Cheer up. fad things may talse a turn-'
And a few weeks passed ON. Mary
DyuevoK was not dying, no one said that
but every one did say that she was vast
ing away. The subdean, haughtys COLI
and implacahle, would NOT see its Mis-.
Dynevor had begun to speak of it COM
plainipgly; Regina and Grace. erieved
SlHs hSd touch Of low fever, and seemes
unable to struggle ont Of it.
Mary chiefly lay upon the sofa; sh
was too weak TO sit up throughout TN
day. Smarting under the dfspTeasure O
heE father, Obliged to submit to the quer
ubuas reuzarks of her amt, who raneI
ceased to grrmble at the rupture of 8
desirable marriage, suffering in les
degree from the covert reproaehes Of he
sisters, who felt 1t as grievance upo
them, Mary had a sad time Of it, As t
Charles Baumgarten, he had gone on cil
cult, and seemed to be done with fol
ever. Even Richard never heard fror
OF of him
ut Is of no use, madam, my comm
here day after day to see the patient,
somewhat testily explained Dr. Lamb, th
family physician, one dar to Miss Dynl
vor- The disorder is on ne mind som
trouble, believe, is weighing upon he
If it cannot b. set at East, can do n