Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-07-24

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l. the romance Dfseeding the marriage
Ellen slocum, Q Puritan miss, ana Lord
harrington Of England, but In their Me
sr settling Y 1nsland The scene 2
warrington castle = England. The Car
HAgtons, after Q house party, engaged
y q family TIT eesssd By jealousy.
CHAPTER u-.Lerd Carrington and
- wife each msls charges Of faithless-
Hees against the sthsr in continuation Of
- quarrel
CHAPTER m-Etrst Directing against
laying cards with the guests, Lady Car
EAgton agreed 10 cut cards with Lord
ptrathgate, whose attentions to Ellen
"a become sore point with Darlington.
~ loss Of s10o.nA tailed to perturb her,
- her husband than cut for his wifs's
4 Q. and his honor, Darlington win
Nng. The incident closed except that
nking for each ether apparently arose
twesn Lazy Darlington and Lord
Oefathgate.
CHAPTER Iv.-Additional attentions
Lord Carrington to Lady Cecily and
kcsd etrathgate to Lady Darlington COM
YELLED the latter 70 vow that she VOID
hsve. he castle.
CHAPTER v.-Prsparins to dee, LADY
Darlington and her ,chum Deborah. ~
American girl. met Lord strathgate *
se0o q m, he agreeing 10 see them saSely
CHAPTER W.-Ellen hsd, sratAgsss
irving. He attempted to take her d
castle, but she left him stunned n
- road when the carriage meets With
= accident She and Debhis thsn
9ck out for Portsmouth, where sha u
teodsd TO sail for America.
GEAPTER V1.-Hearing news -
..en's flight, Lords Carringten and Seton
~ cut IN pursuit
CHAPTER vIIL-SetoA, locating q
eAlng village, hit the trail Of Ellen and
pebbie. He then rented Q fast vessel
- started In pursuit. Cagringtsa DuS-
aIag 6trathgate.
CHAPTER Ix.-strathgats, biseuns
1Sm feils dashed on to Portsmouth, fo1
AaDe headed b. different routes.
CHAPTER x.-stYathsste arrived n
te!tsmoyth In advance Of the othsrs,
14ing that Ellsn's ship had sailed -
rs her.
CHAPTER XL.-strathEate ana car.
NAgton each hired small yacht b par.
- ne wrong vessel. UPON which sash
ADDesed Ellen had sailed.
CHAPTER xIl.-sston ov.r.ok n. n.
Al1vss near Portsmouth, but his essf,
- aground. Just - capture vas innl.
, cEapfER xIL-Ell.a, won u. eA.si,;
boarding American vessel and foilinS
- Zursuers-strathgats, Seton And Car
A.ewn together By formers wrscfinE d
Atters vessel, engaged In sa impfompty
~. neither being hurt.
0aAPTER XIV.-A war vessel, com.
landed By an admiral friend Of eeton
muuves, Betoa confsssins love fol
CHAPTER Xv.-Flasship Brttsnni,
Teetook the fugitives during the night
len deciding to return 70 Portsmouth
Easy boarded their small yacht, unknewI
- me seafchers, and started out anew.
ChAPTER XVI An unsucce.xu
SsArch OF the merchantmen 10 conducted
CHAPTER xvII.-seton rave up sssrc,
- escaping pair and StrathSate and Car
aagt@ prepared for the early mornini
CHAPTER XVIII.-Debbie and E,es
4Peated Portsmouth safely and put Int
eAere, arriving upon scene Of the duel
eAst before that event took place.
CHAPTER XIX.-CarrinEton won
teecdy contest at swords from Strath
80. Debbie and Ellen looking on aus
Deaying for the latter's husband.
ChAkTER XX.-Carrington, immem
lesfy following the duel, was placed un
~ arrest for refusing to obey his ad
eDlrars orders and Ellen who had
RroonG during the duel, awoke to fint
Nm gone. Sir Charles Seton found tn,
eeHdves; proposed to Debbis and wa