Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-10
RUTLAND. TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1898.

our face with glance that seemed TO say
there was no harm IN telling Us.
We must have used less than our usual
precision IN directing Calharlne to the Post
Office. as quite half an hour afterwards,
when visiting the piece, we saw her at tho
widow, receiving the change and letter
from one of the clerks. and the impotence
shall wc sny OF women of Of love, induced
Caiharne 10 break the seal AT the door. A
glow Of pleasure was on the cheek of the
happy girl. We would not have gwen
penny TO he informed that Thomas was well
and was coming IN the next packet We
, felt anxious To know whether Thomas would
come. but tho names ~ such persons rarely
appear among the passengers Of the Liver
pool packet. being commonly included ~
that comprehensive line, land two hundred
IN the storage
So we gave up nll hopes ofknowiug when
( Thomas would arrive, but cone Iudcd that
we would see the name with that OF Cntha
rinc in the marriage list, to which we bad
determined to keep steady look
/ |, WIS but a short time Afterwards that we
/ did Indoec see the name of Thomas ~ the
paper he was one of the passengers in
the ship cast away below New York. of
whom nearly every one persisted and Thorn
rs among She rest.
We had never seen Thomas. but had
somehow cherished such an interest IN his
fate. that we felt severe shock al ITS ag
nunciatun and what must have been the
feelings Of Cntharinc with her ardent, san.
guinc, IRISH temperament Loving deep
Is as she must have loved and hoping ar
IDENTITY as she must have hoped, what must
have been her feelings:
We paused few weeks afterwards, to
mark tie young grass shooting, green and
thick, IN Ronalds"n's grave yard, and 20 see
the buds swelling on the Branches OF the
trees that decorate that popu Gus CITY OF the
dead. when II funeral. nnmerously attended,
wound SLOWLY round the corner OF the street.
and passed INTO the Enclosure. 1t was the
funeral Of an IRISH person knew by the
numbers that attended and rs tho sexton
lowered the coffin down into the narrow
house the place appointed for all the LIVING,
we saw engraved upon simple plate,
CAruAnrNr NJ oi~Sts.
The story was told. The small sum Of
money which Caiharire had deposited III
the savings fund to give little consequence
20 her marriage iesti,al,had been Withdrawn
10 give her decent bural."-.N. I. piper,
RoaAxric ADVENTURE. 4 tcw days since
the family of merchant, resident ia one
uf the great commercial towns OF the north,
was thrown into Il state of the greatest con
fusion by the sudden disappearance of lAcir
Youngest daughter. 1t appeared that the
Young lady bad, on the mn'nIng OF the I'd
instant lcit home at en- early hour, niend-
ing to visit some frienns who resided on the
side Of the river opposite to that on winch
the town stands. fastening towards the
, picr 10 take passage on board OF one pi the
steamboats, which constantly ply 10 and fro.
she was DELAYED on her WAY. the lock gates
oi the dock forming the brdge) having
been opened 10 afford cgrnss to an Amer
2 can vessel outward bound. The ship being
ut Icngth toucd INTO the basin, TIC gates
, were closed, aud the crowd pressed for
ward t. cross the bridge rope winch
p had been attached 10 the side Of he vessel
. and likewise fastened to a post on the pici
g head being AT this moment suddenly JERK ed
came with such violence agaln-t the anclc'
o of many of the crowd rs 10 cause their M
L slant ,uhycrs'un the lady being on the
edge of the pier was unfortunately preciplt
.ird into ihp water. \ run was made t.
c the spot from whence she had fallen, d
{ rope was thrown up, bot gentleman, will
crca, presence of mind, unmnd!ul Of the
i fearful leap accounted as hc vas, pIuageu
" IA and mlreg d with difficulty to keei
j. the lady above water IIi the aftt'a OF d
boat Landed NJ the pi,r s..nrs coaci
r. was procured and IN short time The gen
icman So, down h,> dfInpug charge at lac
Il door o. her fihor'> dom.cIt. la the even
M hc called L. inquire alter her health
" next day repeated has VISIT and procure,
a private interview, the parent. beng ont
n The following morning came, but up lady
- appeared 81 The bteakiasi iah,u-iHt b.,
j. had h5nn and, rs might be expected, lalA
a. g. and mnlher were uncomfortable. Tong
i, rcmaiHcd 10 ihIs state ll the evening %
c the Dih when the ARRIVAL Of lcii,r uion
10 al the family that the lady was qu..e safe
She having. az token of agatnuIe..urrrnaer
T. al her hand aud fortune I" her q. ltcscr
d The worthy merchant dlsp.-a~ca 81 it