Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1904-01-15 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

ITV. Ulla the pirl leof drowned ',emelt. lailieidis had not tern retold' enknown in the valley, end it one ',noon Oa flatly ~.,,.,t •„a au her • r. reservoir atipplying the mina. l'his idea ot ISM, eagerly caught at as explaining thins •'••- • - •  ilea ogre of the people said he had noon did the prevomis, aftorrioon going down tli to Litt mid with Fuirliank in hit gig re iiinttor of fret. Imnliatoly there nab n vulsion of fedi,. It Wax vicar that Malty wen not I,in, etark and atiff nt the bottom of 1,941.1,u1r if she luol hero seen driving with roiriank. Light mon “111111, another sniteion,il that Fail-hank lieut gone ireav the uay previous, and he, too, had not rationed.  Th. to the simple the (10110 nvorl.. mule evorything clear. 'Pour !" maid more than one. "She  This was dt frat-the dominlot feeling, -oriel 0. hung grunted alisoloto, power, hail apparently mud it to mcorimlNh the girlie Mill. Mrs. Fenwiek war wrathful. At the , !Suggestion a her daucbter, suicide. her maternal anguish had been pinkl to luehold. Now, at the sugcestion of Matty's betrayal, her fere lupine{ the betrer knew no hounds. With all her many faultsay she prided hereelf on the path of propriety she bed walked. and her daughter's assumed lapse from virtue, sod the wends? attached thereto, hurt heels • very tender plisee. lo her fury mho wan of Najoi ehanned by Mate.. Ile had been one ik•• opeeiel toadies. Ile waa a rough felNw, ignorant, retiree and pawionate. but he did really care for Molly. In his men eoarte way he worahipped her. The aerme of loss wee therefore acute. The feeling that he had been betrayed by the girl herself and made ridi,iloon in the eyes of the • ra. too ;limb tu Ire I.rue, the belief that Fairlounk, whom he had 1.5410.1 5. and ilepport.• I, alimild Ao thui to him wa• intolerable. At least Pairliank might have respected the honour of hia own impoortera. Henceforth INtes was intuthered I.lllllllg the lituurst end most violent opponents of Fairhunk, nod the even. of the next dav made • • hitter advocate or anarchy and v;olence. For many of the event, whieh followed Bate. wet quite as nonh rumponailde as Maxfield. on Monday morciug the 0,11, rammed work as usual. There iviu a feeling that great event. were shout to happen. The workpoople gathered in groupe before the mill@ began work. and during the In-califs. meet,. Fair. hen!, bad not put base optcan.nee, neither bad Natty Fenwich. Her father, appealed to, aaid no neap, of her hail beim received. If, eacu-sr,i, Imo, ran harem.] by hi• wife's eumpairn totem, for eke had event • rood deal of the last tweatu-Nur bouts going roond, alternately liewiiiting hoe Net land, mid demandiug the ',hod of the hotraver, varying these two with hitter upbraiding., of hue spot., bemuse he d,l not gird on the family...or,' and go forth to wipe out the Mouth in ore. In the - gmiddle of the afternoon Fairbank walked into the mill. eloek, epan and milt., will! the same asenintition of ouperiority he al, ruit bore towarle c hands. i• . . . . . . .  Bates hail been Mitthag Mu fin, the whole day. Ile was not long in coming to an inane Fairbank. Ile hail nn idea of I liplomney or .roror. nor IniA he the ipirdilleationa (or tho in. Like Mach t,,teS hwa• a plain, blunt man," of pamionan tempi r. Ile stalked tip to !Miriam, an soon am gm manager appearod. The tti mien thut ha dhl not open the disenation by Immiting lrairliank down and leaving elplanation till • lator .uge. Where is Natty ?" lie salted, with clenched  "7:11ow should 1 know whom she ?" was the reply. "You do know, yipi villnin • You took her away. What himo you doll.. with boo? " °Am you drunk, y... 1 itmolout brute ?• said Yairdink, onntimiduously. "Do too know whom you aro tolling to? What IMos 1 to do with your girl ? If aho lilies to go awn,. what hays Ito do with it ? I'm not her oarotakor," and 10 0.1,10.1 seven] other Magaraging remarks shout the girl. Babies right fist shot out from the It did not lama It Mtonclod mark. Fairliank was too quirk. Ile atopfml back, picked up • handle of oloth, and hurled it at the furious lover, knocking kiln down. Mom ho could Hise several of the overlookern, FairlisnkM spocinl "pups," had forward. RM. mizoil, and itt Fnirlunk•a orders he was Ming ignominionaly out of tho mill and told ant to conic again. Then the manager went about his work as tholiMi nothing hcol. happened, mysterious. intned, of the anspicious glanima emit M him and tho foment of imeitemunt ,mood him, but supremely Mad.. nod inaolont. •`I don't know anything of Mc girl," he ail mildew,. to say to min of hia friondit ttflo I of a furlong termagant. mnt for licr Ininhand out of th• and he, poor chap, mime Miccoishly. I You ,ume on with me," she low poriontly. 11, II aim this Fail-honk dot ho. diagnittd " filo renwink remonetrobal. of *l,O 0100?) only eonsent to 1,0 home he would us.  'Harlin. Fenn,. Ima prepared battle and ght. g.ag not going home a !annul g gn shn emir.* by 't.,77:;1;,..u1c' • °Me.