Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-03-12

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as fast as church and state can bind
me. II l look haggard and seedy you
need not wonder, for 1t isn't pleasant
to leave your bride almost 1T the
church door, l can tell YOU"
"Madman," she Kissed through her
set teeth. while ner keen black eyes
flashed with fury. ITO what adventur.
ess have you fallen victim?"
Hush" he said, with some dig
nifty; you must not speak dlsrespect
fully of my wife. Tomorrow or next
day you Will see full particulars In the
newspapers"
What" she almost screamed, ARE
you in such haste to blazen your dis
grace to the world?"
Il may as well let you know at
once" he continued, not needing her
interruption. My wife was Miss Hi.
ton. daughter of the late Captain Hill
ton. an old cavslryman. or good fam
Iy. | believe; but that | don't care
rap about"
Il expected this said Mrs. Saville,
In a low. concentrated tone. and rising
in her wrath. Some inner voice told
me evil would come of your long, I'M
accountable stay in that vile place
Now leave me. Never let me set eyes
upon you again. You have blasted my
hopes, you have destroyed my affection
for you. you cease to be my SON"
Stop" cried Hugh. in such a tone
Of command that his mother obeyed.
You must and shall hear me. Pray
sit down. / have a good deal to say
Hugh began. throwing himself into
chair near his mothers You have
been a good mother TO me, and you
deserve that ] should have consulted
you-but knowing that you would do
your best to forbid or prevent the mar
rage. even TO the length OF writing
cruelty to Kate. determined to say
nothing till the deed WAS accomplish
cd. Now hear me. ] first met the Hi
tons In Naples nearly two years ago,
when ! was with the Mediterranean
squadron. My uncle Everton was
there. and ] had leave now and again
while we lay on Sicily: You know /
never bother about women, mother;
but before ] knew Kate Hilton a week,
was fathoms deep. ] don't know
whether other people think her beauti
ful OF not, 10 me she is the best and
loyeliest--" Mrs. 6aville made a
motion OF the hands expressive OF dis,
gust and repulsion. while q c0ntemp-
tuoue smile curled her thin lips
There. ] will not trouble you with de.
tails" continued Hugh, grimly she
sang-well, like 9 Drima donna. and
she used 10 LEI me sing with her, but
the more ] showed her-well. the feel
inef ] could MOI repress. the colder and
more distant she grew. She drove me
half mad. Then j was ashore. az you
know, and went on wandering abroad,
hoping 70 meet her, "a ] did. SUI
she kept ne a. arms length. but some
tninf told me that she wasnf AZ in
different "a she seemed
NO doubt" CALCULATED Mrs. 6ayllle
About ola weeks aso. xenf 10
hios, and found old Hilton very H.
90 bad that : could scarce sst speech
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