La Junta tribune., 1912-12-28

W he0 Vue suOTm M~Hks " VIII AII2e
this man whom y.u hsrs. hon.wed With
your favosnbi~ consideration.
How: When: Wh~rsy'
You shall ~s-e."
Won't you tell me!'
Nothing /. TO t< xaip~d ny my tell
ing you. prefer thai yon should ~
for yourself
And Mr. Iuggles with cold g,olitepe1s
lifted his hat and passed IN
Miss Harier went straight TO h<f
mother with the Information or. rather.
tb. insinuation. Mrs Harper had heen
a bit worried lest she had lifted hee
daughter out Of the fryin. pan to drop
her into the fre lier ol,jts-i nav wHs
To take advantage NJ what I,uggle- had
said TO discresiit both the rivals
My dear she said. in The hrst
rlnc. II is very mean II S,sm Ia east \
slur upon this Mr Cation II shows 4
very contempiible disposition on Sans
mart. But we must remember that We
Know nothing at"ui Cation He may he
a gentleman aud he may not be Likely
h. j. some Young man who has got
hold OF u little money and Is spending
IL in the only outing Of his life
That can't bc. mamma He mas the
manner of on. accustomed to the very
lest society. A. for sam. II hc knows
ANYTHING about Mr. Cation II would he
very wicked III him not TO warn me.
Then why doesn't he tell You the
whole story aud have done with III
Mrs. Harper was not considerin. the
ju.Np.rience of youth or the drfie,tion
Of Judgment occasioned by Jealousy.
II was enough for her To get her dnush
Ter out OF til. tolls Of u man worth
only 5000 a year and make sure that
Gw.n should not become too far In
t.r.sted in Oh. who for all that was
known about him was not worth
cent
IL was 4 few DAYS after this conver-
satIon between mother and daughter.
at which Gwen promised to drop Mr..
eaton at once. that the storm RuKg!es
had predicted broke. 4 woman with
angular features was driven from the
railroad station to the hotel. who. In
stead of placing her name on the
register. held n private conference
with tn. landlord aud was excused
from doing So She arrived 10 the
morning about Hn hour after 4 party OF
gentlemen. including Cation. hnd gone
out ON tn. water for a days fishing.
IL was not long after the lady Hr
rived before there ireau to he ~his'
Der. about her among the hotel guests
Then II ieak.-i ont that she had come
after n fugitive husi,sn and lastly
Mrs. Harper wx. nllei with coDsier-
nation by n report that Edward Cation
had t-en contemplating bigamy with
her daughter.
When the fishing party returned the
quests of the hotel were drawn up on
the verandn to s~e the fun between
Mr.. and Mrs. cnion. The gentleman
came up with the "ther~ entirely un-
] conscious. OF what WIS In store for
him. Tn. woman VA. ready TO fsouncs
on him hut the storm didn't break.
: Cation wen, up Ia his room TO make
! his toilet for dinner. and the woman
who had come after him said that
3 her husband WAS not among the men
who entered. She WAS very wroth
with her anonymous informant and
vowed that II she could discover him
she would give him a piece OF her
mind
The cionds of the storm that hsd
passed without striking were still
whiriing about when \ young man
drove M To the hotel from the sta
4 tjon mud. seeing Cation on the porch.
cris-i out:
"iI.lIo. Hob, Where did you come
/ from
Hob exclaimed several guests sit
/ ting aisont. In breath. u thought
4! his name wa- Ned"
Who. your fri-ndy' asked one OF
I these tsrsons. following the newly ar
! rived man into the house.
That; Why. that's Bob CARING
ton
When Mrs. Harper was Informed
I that the supposed Edward Cation WAS
none other than Robert Carringion.
+ the muliiniillionnirc. ana her dnnghtes
not two days ago had gwen him the
! cold shoulder she WIS not only DUN
! founded but chagrin,d She had lost
the opportunity ~ n lifetime. With
spmne &iO.uO.sO n year NJ her com
n,nnd Gwen might have gone TO Lon
I don and taken n positlon In SOL icty
there. Bu, III" luck had been against
her and she was ,ncon-olnblc.
since his identity had i.~n given
away Mr.. i;ol~rt carring'on did not
/ attempt !" pass further under n name
that tse had assumed IN order to s-'
cure temporary Immunity from n
uotori~ty brought Wi,ou him by hi. I'm
nsens- wealth. However. hc rrJoiced
T at having enjoyed week of fr~tiom
from curiosity and especially from 80
ctrty rct"r'crs who tclcgrnphed bis
prpscnce wherever he went.
After thu spnaatkpu MAS over ~ m