White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-07-25

my lady, O great JOY 10 me.
Ihis ACTON sesu''ed III the in"''e,
return TO w. a great curse % 'he
housenoiu' ior IN I'LL inat'efs y. Gun.
tentlon, though MI. henry nn'snt DC
right, the master hao the tsiek Oh SET
Ting him IN une wrong ne sun ue'
manded money anu 10 sa.isiS niln,
D entail was oIoken anu 80.
piece Vi anu SON. a.v "
ne eeaseu not ~ isy s'ese " - -
OF MRS. nenry, carrying ~ on 80 uc.us
mat ! scare kne" = sue "as W.
oA ~. ne.sel.' shc ""o'" '' ~.
stin .oseq nim'
Ah,s ulinss ne 10 tue u'sn' "
no leau uao luost unuea'aoiO Va Insults
On MI nen.S' never Ano" . "ou
an, sa'o tue n,as.el' "no uu w.
pieier me- "..
continue 10 prefer n'e " you. M
wh'ch M,. iiehry 'o'u's S'r"eA VI" y"
'ne lnou'n u.,
Wv" eiieu ~ .'.'..,
no. luxe . o,ow i,onh "ou ne'''
mus naNe pioou i' u'e
Ihey iought peyond the shruopery'
l bringing the candies LOT thehl. FROM
me nrs' Mr. iiehry sho"eu h,inS
the which SO surprised anu
confused the master .hat ne .rieu iou'
play put got oniy tue iehg. Oh M.
I'ehfys sworn 'nroueh 'ne pouy' ne
iei' appareh'y iieiess.
MI. Henry Win soos. leu
MN INTO the mouse, anu tod the ola
ierd anu my iady' out going DICK 10
bring IN the pody, l iouhd IL gone. a
good l tnought, "helner oeao
or alive, out the nights worn threw
Mr., Henry into a FEVER, Il MS mine
was never again the same eiear mind
as OF OLD.
me old ioro died. d 10 my iauy
ana Mr.. Henry, now my iord, was Dorn
a poy' ana 10 that boy my iord became
a Save. when a not peen so win
his nrst child. Katherine. he wouiu
pass by his wife as though she were a
dog before the hearth 10 come at d
boy. Without douot THIS was IN the
nature OF n Judgment ON my lady, she
who had been SO cold SO many years
TO every mark OF his tenderness; but
TO me 1t was monstrous, n l was EN-.
boldened much as loved him. to say
SO; but my saying so only served TO
send my lord sick TO bed and to earn
for me from my lord the word that
was no better than an old maid.
This brings me 10 that morning In
April 1s64, that the master returned
10 us again, this time with an Indian
servant. With his return my lord and
lady, urging them on, took ship Tor
New York. where my lady had prop
erty through her father. This voyage,
so l thought, VIII at M stroke rid
them Of the master and weave them
closer together.
Twenty days 1t took the master to
learn where they had gone; where
upon he also sailed for New York, o
I on the same ship. praying that b
would go down, even with myself
with her, II IL would but take
the master also. ! looked forward
"teh WV " enS uos hO onvus1 v WV
In New York but u ship was . slow
sailer. and other ships which sailed
later arrived before us; so IL hap
pened that my lord had word OF the
masters coming q prepared fos him.
There was suspicion OF more than u
murder. II seems, to the masters hand
during the earlier stay he made In
America, and so now he found 1t a bet
ter business TO leave New York and
hunt In the wilderness for that treas
ure which he had buried so many
years before.
AT this time all the evil the master
had done seemed borne In a flood upon
my lords brain. He became moody
and took TO drink. There has been
talk that he connlyed with the crew
which the master had hired for his ex-
nedition. hrIbInp the leaders tn make
evidence of that. but II Ia true hat the