The Detroit times., 1908-04-27
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was played at Graneeworth between
Eleanor and lanra has never beeL
settled by the Buckley family. Ern'
est thought at first that Laura Wac
the victor. but he doesn't discuss
Laura any more. SO he couldn't De
used as a witness.
When he suddenly decided that
Eleanor was not the sort OF a girl ar
ter all that he wanted for a wife. he
turned again TO Mrs. Herriard. who
was eager 10 tighten the moose she
held about his neck.
So. with not very much persuasion,
she led him OF to church and there
was grand wedding, which was talk
ed about ait over the country, much
TO the edlfcation OF Ernest. The cere.
mony was full OF pomp and the Bick-
ley servants spoke of how that thcis
Mrs. Herriard stole march on poor
Miss Anderson" to whom they all wers
devoted.
But they had something really inter
esting to talk OF a few months later
when. after a quarrel, Laura packed
UP her belongings and went back 10
London. Ernest. II seems. had found
n letter from another man--the same
whom Mrs. Herriard told Eleanor she
had known in childhood. and whose
wife was so dreadfully jealous
II was a frightful blow for the boy.
His regard for Laura turned TO hatred
he ordered her away from Grange
worth forever and made a handsome
settlement upon her. And at the same
time ne told her. In the presence of
Mrs. Buckley and the inevitable foot
man, that had Il not been for her med
ding he would have won wife VINO
was true and loyal
Arnold and Eleanor, after travelling
all over the world, settled down on a
fine estate near Grangeworth. and
there on any sunshiny morning they
may be seen out on the lawn playing
with little baby boy. The bahy's
hair hasn't begun to assume any def
mite color yet. but Arnold takes a
mischevious delight In telling his wife
that he is sure It win be black and
wavy. like a gypsy's
! While this happy pair were on their
worldwide honeymoon trip they stop
| ped in South Africa and visited Mr..
and Mrs. George Saunders. They
| found Jane a model housewife-ju-t
the sort OF girl George had told her
he thought she was when he popped
the question" in his motor car.
George found keen pleasure In raj
lying Jane about the famous Hamilton
divorce suit, for when IL finally came
TO trial, Mrs. Hamilton confessed that
she had been jealous without cause.
and after the case had been dismissed
she wrote long and humble letter OF
apology 10 Jane, who, by Georges adj
vice. had written TO America, and Of
fered 10 return aud defend her name
IL 1t was necessary
Miss Ninety Is winning fame and
money in the Bond-st. fortune-telIins
establishment over which Eleanor
formerly presided She has taken the
name of Isis" She wears a wig OF
Circassian hair. and looks for all the
world like snake charmer. She has
4 an ardent admirer in her gentleman
friend who has friend who owns an
automobile" and sometimes she cor
fides to Miss Rowley, her chief assist
ant, that after all well-bred chanf.
feur is a heap more reliable as a mat.
rlmonial possibility than hundred of
Russian, French, Austrian and Italian
princes all rolled into one.
Thus the wheel OF fate has turned.
and Eleanor Anderson Cullingworth.
as she looks back and reviews its mad
whirling, cannot help but think that
noble sacrifice. despite the pain and
suffering Il causes. is but the toll de.
manded by higher power for open.
ing the roadway to lifelong JOY and
absolute contentment
The End.