The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-02

Inc picture Ol Wnat bhu uaheplreo was
highly drawn. and The sequelof ,he IN
telview was an indignant husband. and
thr.alened murder on the highway. Tie
plan was arranged that on Fliday afer>
noon The wife was again 10 promenade
Fourth street. the husband and police
officer to follow a few yards in The rear,
and il the youth agan ropdoued Ills in
science he was to be seized and made 10
apologize to tie lady publicly on the
siree,, cowhided. and then be- permitted
to depart with the advice ''go and sin no
more" Friday afternoon came, and ,hi.
has,ened TO be reysnged husband. and
lady went forth to meet the di.turber'ofI
their peace and happiness. The lady look
the lead half . square. and. when a short
distance EAST Of Race, on Fourth street,
met the "gay deceiyer' who wheeled a.
soon as she pissed aud Sept ies PAGES
behind. TIE lady continued out .on|
Fourth street to Walnut. and crossing
over to the south side Of the street. The
young man turned on the first crossing
west Of Walnut. to confront her il she
should return westward. The husbands
wrath was at fever heat, and approach.
ing the stranger, graPpled him BY the
Goa. collar, when the following converss.
ton ensued i.,j.,c.,
| Husband What do you mean. cir, by
following u at lady day after day in the
most insolent m-nner X,
Str4pp er-Before / answer your qucs
eion | have right to know who it is that
thus makes such demand. o
HusSaud (excitediy )-You shall know
Sir. am the husband Of that lady. 'c "a
! suaDger-Sir, am happy 10 make
your acquaintance II you will release
your hold, ! will satisfy yUG. | trust, an
ample expl,natiop. mls
!. Husband hesiIatfs, but Goa ly releas d
his h.ld, and augrily demands the y@g
3 man 10 proceed.
Strang r--Sir. III t lady in appearance
a is the counterpart ot my mother. now de-
ceased about twt I've years. and when
n show you Ter dagutrreotY wnich
have carried since her dra,h nearest in,
heart, you will | think. also perceive
striking resemblance to your lady. |
wlat have done seems ihsoeni, 10,
must forgive me-.ff lts reason ial
loved my mother 80 dearly ard votedly
tlere, Sir. is the likeness. Judge 10
yourself er,
Hus' and-.Why, sir. (looking uponlb
daguerr.otype) you really as'onish ne
The likeness is so striking a resemblance
t. the mo,ler of my wife, who also di,
about u dozen years since What wa
your mothers name? .- .a.
Strange Her name was Nj.
Misunderstanding back again muc
= agitatd, further inquired. "Sir, what
your nane?" !. aat
Slrangpr-W William Mt! l bay
ben absent in California about sixlee
years, So, -, sa 3
Husbaud-Great God, young man, NJ
wife Is your sist,rI -,a,ar
Stranser-M My sister 1t cannot b
possible. had only one sister and sh
died TWO years before my mother
Dur ~ all this Conversation the wi
was in Clarke & Co.'S boo! store nervous
ly walc lug the proceedings in the stree
and when the two seiz, each other b
the hand cordially, hooked AT The pictur,
and tyinced surprise, pleasure. &c.
r. what tile convrrssl ion developed, an
III 6na ly, arm in arm. crossed the street
,d meet her, her amaEement was al the. Gu
r. nina'ing pitch, The lady was cale
ar out. and the following tQoS place
is llushand-Wi!e, can you not rtcognii
ne this gentleman. and have you not M
~ him previous 20 tie past week?
r. Wife-Why,1 husnard. what do yc
n, near? | rppeal to the stranger, il v
TO sv spoke 10 each other OF ever met b
e. fore.
nd Stranger-Yes. madam, we hsve m
81. Frequently before. aud on the most int
ih mate terms q.
on Wifi is false, siT; it is sl,nde
81 fThe tears coursing down her oheel
u. prqfuSely
as Stranger Madam, l will prove 10 "
in the truth Of my assertion. Here Il
Of stranger drew forth the DaeoefreotyI
op and presented it to the lady, who. tut
en ing pale. exciIedly exclaimed: h
~ moth.r my dear mother How car
do b. this ?" (clnspiug it to her bosom
ct. Husband = Wife, there mus. b. no mo
he my stery about this matter. This you
ss mao is William NJ r, your on
,u brother.
So The brother and sister eyed each 9th
The for moment, as If to become assured
le. The truth Of the astounding de- laratio
in and then. as if by instinct, rlssped sa
he o her around the neck. and wept h ars
md 10y. Policeman Homer. from whom
MO have received the above, sa es that
I'm never witnessed such greeting. I
md three took The fret car that came alou
he aud went home ovetjoyed at the d.!
CO. developments, where no doubI a full nj
ei. ration Of their youthful histories "
en, given. their parting when young, and
.b evsnis that have rapspired since. y
~. have no doubt the ra'er will be rejoic
,y. with them at the sequel Of this slng
US. promenade and Ccntrstemps oD FouI
I'D atrset.--Cin Enqairer. "a
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ss- hTTha Hon. w. 7 Flapg's rasol