Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 253, 5 October 1915 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAZV- TUESDAY; OCT.: 5r Tci5,

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ECONOMY, Ind., Oct. 5. Rev. Lee ' Ghamness, wife and grand-daughter of Williamsburg, were here Saturday. . , Edward Martin the showman,- was touring Ohio towns last week. Arthur Ballenger and Milt Woolley of Williamsburg, were here Saturday afternoon to hear Hon. Flnley Gray speak. . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cain entertained at dinner Sunday, Rev. Hentzle '"' and wife, Fred Brown and children of Oreensfork, Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Cain and children, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cain and daughter, Ella. Miss Anna Hill, 26, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, was burled at Cabin Creek Saturday. She died Frl- .. day night. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Salisbury and . children were at Hagerstown Sunday. , Visit In Richmond. ' .-" Mr. and Mrs. Alison Swain and daughter Olive, . were at Richmond Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Schlagle of ' Middleboro, were here Sunday after- . noon. , Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson and ; granddaughter picked apples at Frank I Gibson's Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. Sam- Rakestraw of

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j ' Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bright entertainI ed several at dinner Sunday.

. Miss Edna Buckner, northeast of here has the typhoid fever. Mrs. Emma Hiatt was again called to . Indianapolis Saturday morning by

the illness of her niece, Miss Ula ManI dell. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Art Cain and son, Mrs. ; Wlckersham and Miss Ethel TJhull were, at Richmond Saturday. Oliver L. Hiatt left for Indianapolis I Sunday, morning. ' , - Mr. and Mrs. Cale Fenimore and son i of Muncie, Mr. and MrB. Harlie Lantz A of Hagerstown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles j Mendenhall bf here, were entertained i at dinner Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. W. I L. Fenimore. Mr. and Mrs. Porterfield of New J Paris, O., were Saturday night vlslt1 ors of Mr. and Mrs. Omer Dennison. I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Marshall entertalned at dinner Sunday, Dr. A. L. ! Loop, wife and children and Mr. and j Mrs. O. Davlsson and children. ' Goes to Fountain City. 1 Jesse Bond was at Fountain City , Sunday. Martin Hill spent Sunday forenoon at Hagerstown. t The Goodson silo crew of Modoc, 1 was at J. L. Replogle's Monday. Eugene and William Clark were out giving their gout exercise Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stewart were visiting near Hagerstown Saturday. Mrs. Svkes. Mrs. Youts. Will and

Edward Sykes of near Greensfork, J

were at the Edwards brothers home Sunday afternoon. John Osborn and daughter of Ricbmond, were here Sunday. Edward Johnson, who resides souttai west of Economy three and one-half ; miles has Just bought sixty-two head , of steers that averaged 900 each as : feeders, at an outlay of $4,000. ! Come from Richmond. Mr. and , Mrs. Iz Harris, Mr. and ; Mrs. Haden Kearn and daughter of I Richmond, were Sunday afternoon I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ! Frasier. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ora Johnson of

Hagertown, were visiting J. O. Edwards Sunday p. m. Bent Veal, Lawrence Pugh, Herman Lamb, Ora Edwards and Walt Thornburg were at Muncie to see the ball

game Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Williamson and i children were at Williamsburg Sunf day. George Mosey and family of Greeris- ' fork, were here Sunday afternoon. Lou and Nate Edwards and Miss Grace Garrison were at Hagerstown Sunday afternoon.

SOCIAL YEAR OPENS.

NEW PARIS, O., Oct. 5. The first meeting of the club year, 1915-16, of the Tuesday club, will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Anna Bloom. The program for study this year is of a miscellaneous nature and it is anticipated that it will be greatly enjoyed.

Thank heaven 8teele was, at any rate, a man and a soldier he would be ready to tight to settle this thing as men should do. And when he had killed Steele he could send Leslie away perhaps force her to live in absolute isolation in some remote village under penalty of never seeing her son. That Leslie should have dared to love any man but him! It was atrocious; it was monstrous; it was audacious. He would not have brooked a king as a rival. Perhaps she would have grace enough to appreciate her infamy and blow her brains out. Leslie had not yet come. He threw off his motoring rig, and drank a brandy and soda thirstily. He had eaten nothing for many hours. He sat in bis study, smoking continuously, listening intently for the sound of wheels halting before the door. He caught sight of his dishevelled self in the mirror. A curious instinct-inherited from his "sires decided him to dress ceremonially. After all this was a solemn occasion something grave and memorable since it was an event In the history of his family. For the next half hour he was busy in. his dressing room. Steele Agrees to Come to Sir Ralph's Room. The telephone bell rang. He rushed to it. Gaveston was speaking. "Steele telegraphs that he will come over to my rooms this evening. Am I to bring him round to you?" ? "Yes, at once. Don't let htm suspect that we have discovered anything." He would trap them in the same cage; neither should escape 'him. Correctly clothed and groomed, he took up position with his back to the fireplace and waited for his wife. He heard the crunch of a taxicab's tire abruptly halting. Every muscle in him went taut and tense. He heard her voice giving orders. There was a weary note in it, he thought. He ground his teeth. "A guilty conscience," he murmured. - " He found himself using conventional phases and adopting conventional standpoints which in other men had often excited his derision. The door opened and she came toward him. Her pretty, pale face was flushed about the cheeks, her red hair was tumbled and a lock or two had strayed down across her forehead. She was tired and travel-stained after her long journey from the west of Scotland, but it struck him that she had never been more beautiful. She did not remark the coldness of his greeting. They had long been an undemonstrative couple. She threw off her light cloak and loosened the veil around her hat. "They told me you wanted to see me here at once," she said, a querulous note in her voice, "so I came up "without changing. Please don't look at me. Well' what's the matter? Your telegram was rather imperious, wasn't it? Why didn't you stay in Paris?" He continued to observe her. Indeed, in the light of this discovery she seemed a strange woman. This was Leslie Steele, he told himself, the wife of another man. A different person quite from his wife, to whom he had bidden adieu in Paris. It was comic to think that he knew alu about It, arid she sat there supposing him to be ignorant, herself in blissful ignorance of what was coming. He laughed and she looked at him. Her expression changed. "There's a storm brewing, isn't there?" she asked. He nodded. "Yes. You and I are going to have a row, a big row." She rested her forehead against her hand and looked away from him wearily. For the past month she had been living in the shawod of a volcano. Now the eruption was at hand. She wondered what he knew. She was so tired of it all she would gladly have made a clean breast of it there and then, but she checked herself. By such a surrender she might unnecessarily alarm him as to Jimmy's position ; she would at the best inflame him with hatred and contempt for another man. Even that silly half-Egyptian woman's secret deserved a little consideration. She crossed her ankles and assumed an air of resignation. "Fire away," she said to him. His fingers played with the crumpled marriage certificate in the pocket of his coat and he longed to thrust It under her eyes. It would be fine to hear her scream, but he waited to see if she would lie. "I have heard funny rumors about you and Steele," he said, watching her narrowly.

She made no start of surprise, but

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looked straight before her. "Evidently," he went on. "this cornea aa no surprise to you. How long has this been going on?" . - r "Do I understand"; you to , suggest that I am in love with' Captain Steele?" she asked in a hard metallic roice. . i "That is one of the suggestions, madam." s "It's a lie, that's all. I hate Captain Steele more than anyone else In the world." ; He felt a .momentary glow of pleasure' on hearing that, but the next moment he remembered the paper in bis pocket. ' "Hah!" he. said with a sneer. "It ended like that, did it? How long have you known Steele, may I be permitted to inquire?" ;, i Her eyes were downcast and she trembled a little. "Four years," she replied.. '. : . "You had met him before you married me?" "Yes at Hastings, when I was a governess." She raised her eyes to his. "What have, you heard, what are they saying?" She -looked so hunted and piteous that he was almost sorry ! for . her. "Never mind what they are saying. Tell me this-s-is the man anything to you':'now?''U,.-..:i:;::","". :' " - v;;--"NoJI have said so." 5. ' r-- , -l'"i, i Herr cheek was crimson and ner head iank forward.. He regarded her with ' hatred. She would deceive him to the last."' :"'- -" ."Madame, he said, moderating his tone ; with a mighty effort and advancing toward her. "You have lied to me tricked me deceived me! I picked you out. of the gutter and made you as I thought my wife. I have loved you. I thought our, child was the heir of my house. You have disgraced your child you have ruined us all." He stood before her with clinched fists, his rigid form" swaying. His voice was guttural in . its intensity. "Do you know that you are a felon that I could hand you over to the police? You married me-when you knew yourself to be the wife of another man this Victor Steele." Ghastly pale, she rested her head on her. upraised, hand, and stared with wide, straining eyes' before her. Leslie Does Not Jry ' to Deny the Charge. "You don't deny it!" he said in a low, intense tone. "I don't want ypu to lie. Look at this certificate." He spread it out before her. , She did not look at it. She heard the sound of paper rustling and guessed its nature. "You are unjust it Is infamous to

speak! liaV this." she cried, without glancing toward him. "Yon insult me, the mother of your child without first asking an explanation. It is true that when I was a 'young girl I loved hat man. ' I thought him fine and noble. Then he went sway he was reported killed ask them at the War Office if yon doubt me" her voice faltered. "Hah! you thought you were a widow? , Why did you not tell me?" v. "Partly because I was a snob I was ashamed of being a sergeant's wifeyes you may well smile chiefly, be

cause I had been told that , the mar-J

riage was void." ; "Void!" He started. 1 "Yes, void. So It ls. I am not Captain Steele's wife." She drew herself up disdainfully and walked toward the fireplace. "I have the misfortune to be yours." ''.-''-'" v ': J -v The servant opened the door. "Sir Ralph Gaveston and Captain Steele," he announced. . 5 To Be Continued. NAVY READY FOR V SEASON'S BATTLES

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Mr,. and. Mrs.. 14. U. . grouse were Sunday guests of Mr. William Wonnell and family of Dublin. V Miss Cora . Behr was at Richmond Saturday. r, . - . . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bear south of Dublin. ' . Mr. and Mrs. George Murrain of Columbus. Ohio, visited at George But. lers -Saturday. Charles Kocher and wife were -In Richmond Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Doddridge en tertalned to dinner Sunday Mr. William Boughner and wife and Mr. David Doddridge and wife. Miss Mable Hartman is on the sick list.. . . . Miss Chestry Winter of ' Richmond called on friends in town one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Strump of Indianapolis .spent Sunday with their, uncle and family, H. B. Lyons ; , t , Ruben Bertsch and family, IJrias Bertsch and family- and iven, Custer, Orville and Mable Harris motored to Dayton Sunday. ' ,L , Mr. Philip Frantzman who has been sick . for several . days, is improving slowly. "

TRAIN HITS WAQON.

NEW PARIS. O. Oct. 6. Pennsyl vania train No. IS,, due here in the evening, on Friday struck a fertiliser agent at the crossing north of New Paris, and demolished the wagon, throwing out the carcasses" of - two horses and a cow, but not Injuring the driver or the mules which were hitched to the wagon.

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Louishkin, the giant Russian Drummajor of the Imperial guards, was eight feet five inches high. :

Captain Miles. Captain Miles, whose good work as back on the Naval Academy eleven last year won him the captaincy of this year's team, is busily engaged in whipping the raw material of hi team into shape. The Navy's first, -sme this year is with Georgetown,

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