Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-03
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In whleh Young Man Trespasses

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James says hp wears "A red coat anl'
Newer mud. TmniikmS lie has r.
right tn fisii uIi this side of thai os
The ilsnttrralIr iss may own the laaJ
on the opposite side. hut confound his
ImlRriinaitp Own II on this side"
This conrluding assertion uf the nsiI
ally placid but now irate Lord RazeI.
hurst was not quite AZ moinentous rs
II sounded AZ a matter OF fact. the
title 10 the land wiIs. vested entirely
IN his Young American wife, his sole
pusSrsAion. according to report. being
title mnch less substantial hut a
great deal more picturesque than the
large. much handled piece Of paper
down In the safety deposit vault-lying
CLOSE and crmnpled among million
sordid. honIely little slips called cou-
pOns.
II requires no great stretch of imagi,
milton 10 understand that Lord BazeI-
hurst had an undesirable neighbor.
That npighbor was young Mr.. Shaw
Randolph Shaw. heir TO the Randolph
fortune II may he fair TO state that
MIR shaw also considered himself to
be possessed Of an odIous neighbor.
In other words. although neither had
seen the other. there was feud be-
tween the owners OF the two estates
flat had all the earmarks OF an ancient
romance.
Lady Bazelhurst was the daughter
OF n New York millionaire She was
young. beautiful and arrogant Nature
gave her youth nnd beauty Marriage
gave her the remaining quality Was
she not Lady Bazelhurst? Wat odds
~ Lord Razelhurst happened to be a
middle aged. anticipated ass? So much
the better. Bazelhurst castle and the
Razelhurst estates heavily encumher-
ed before her father came to the res
cuei were among the oldest and most
coveted In the English market Efer
mother noted. with unctuous joy. that
the present Lady. Razelhurst in baby
hood had extreme difficulty in master.
lag the eighth letter of the alphabet.
certainly most gathering sign Of
natal superiority. Notwithstanding the
fact that her father was plain old John
Ranks Cdeceasedl. formerly Of Jersey
City. more latterly OF Wall street and
ST Thomas,
Razelhurst was great catch. but
Ranks was good name to coniure
with. 50 he capitulated with willing
ness that savored somewhat of sus-
pended animation. so fearful was he
that he might do something to dis.
turh the dream before it came true
That was two years ago. With ex
quisite irony Lady Bazelhurst decided
10 have n country place In America.
Her agents discovered glorious Sec
tion of woodland in the Adirondacks
teeming with trout streams. game
hannts. unparalleled scenery. Her
ladyship instructed them to hny with
ort delay. II WAS just here that young
Mr. Shaw came into prominence
His grandfather had left him n for
tune. aud he was looking about for
ways in which 10 spend a portion of
II. College, travel and society having
palled on him. he hied himself into
thaAhig hills west Of Lake ChampLiin
searching for beauty. solitude and life
as he imagined II should be lived He
found and bought $40 acres of the
NEST beautiful biz OF wilderness in the
mountains.
The same streams coursed through
his hills and dales that ran through
those of Lady BazelhurSt. the only dii
tinc,ion being thatzhis portion was th.
morn desirable. When her ladyshiPR
agents came leisnrely mp to close their
deal they discovered that Mr. Shaw
had snatchpd up this choice 800 acres
ai the original tract intended for their
client. Al least Il thousand acres were
left for the Young lady. but she was
Ietulant enough To covet all of IL.
Oyertures We're made TO Mr.. Shaw,
Int he would not sell. He was pre-
naring 10 erect handsome country
place. and hr did not want to alter his
plans Conrteously at first. then
somewhat scathingly. he declined to