The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04

liot is retrieving his fortunes and max
ing a name for himself. And, speak
ing Of fortunes. Ksne's tragic death
left his widow one of the vealthiest
widows of the Newport set. When FL
hot heard Of his wife's marriage he
flung himself into Manila life head
frsti He tried to emulate the days
when he painted the town with
Hamilton Fish and when he reveled in
champagne suppers and high jinks.
But he had lost his old-time appetite
for hilarity and in n quiet way was
making good i'm his Country's service
He carried the pictures Of his three
boys always with him. and gold
frame miniature Of his boys mother.
When the news Of the death OF
Woodbury. Kane reached him, he
wrote to his one-time wife. Yes. he
certainly did. But how he hated TO
address her by that latest name! His
boys wrote him from their school in
Newport OF their mothers daily NE,
and suddenly that old. supposedly
dead. love burst into flannel He, Dun
can Elliot. a self-made exile, and an
equally self-made soldier. a man with
no fortune 20 speak Of. and a past Of
which he did not care to boast, had
fallen in love with his wife.
But Elliot had learned patience and
seIf-controi under his military train
ing. He could not leave his regiment
at once. and he decided TO stand by
his colors until he had earned a higher
rank than a lieutenancy. He would at
least become a captain, like Kane.
He was made captain last winter
end later was given leave Of absence.
He made tracks for New York and on
the very day of his arrival, made over
lures to his wife. He wanted to see
his children. and it is these children
which have leveled all the old hills OF
difficulty.
Mrs. Hargous- Elliot-Kane was not
easily won: in fact. the captain is still
on probation. but just read OF the
things he has done 20 show his love.
When his attentions to his wife be-
came too noticeable. she fled 20 New
port, and having already leased the
cottage where she had lived with FL
! lot. to the Lew Thomases blanche
Oelrichs). she took refuge in the cot
tage left TO her by the late captain.
And here, I'm Kane's drawing room.
with Kane's portrait frOwning down
on him, Elliot had to make love to his
wfei The two men had changed
places. The woman. however. was
just the same. the object Of desire.
Again Elliot found bIots I'm his land
scape; there were other men who were
MtNUAtA " tue utaMAlANA WAAR-WlQUM.
| But Elliot, bearing a proud title and
wonderful epaulets. soon cleared the
/ field for action. Then. too. those three
boys. proud Of their soldier-father
/ helped sonnet In fact, they helped a
/ lot Elliot tried to be discreet in his
/ lovemaking, but he could not be The
night may have a thousand eyes and
tho day but one. elsewhere. but in
/ Newport day and night have a thou
sand and morel And each eye saw
/ Captain Elliot chasing up and down
the avenue with his wife as the quarry
Then someone gave a dance. and
the gallant soldier went. and there
/ openly and brazenly danced with his
wifei But oh, horrorsi After a dozen
| dances with her he tripped over q
pretty train and fell PROSTATE at his
wife's feet His ankle was brokenl
He scrambled up and. groaning in
wardly. insisted on finishing that