The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-03-11
4 Romantic and Truthful Incl.
dent Oti EOurIh-street on Fra
siHy-.AM Interest kHS EinaIc.

day--An Interesting Finale.
An occurrence took plsc' on Fourth street,
or Friday, brtweeR Walnut and Vine streets,
of more than ordinary interest. Our Gill.
gems are no doubt familiar with the fact.
that when the weather is batmy and pleasant,
the corners Of Vine and Fourth streets are
crowded by young men, assembled ior the
purpose Of admiring the 'hrong Of females
who, cognizlnt Of the curiosity they afford,
are certain to pass 'hs; locality. The invi>
tation to see and be seen is perfectly under.
stood, and the response OF the volares to
this fanclIul enjoyment is liberal on the part
OF both sexes. and o ten partakers Ola bold
moss, on the part Of the sterner portion in
consistent with the rules o. p'opriety and de
ceucv. The past few days the wPsther has
been favorable for Fourth-s'reet prcmenad
ing, and the pedestrian patronage OF the side
walks has known no limit. On Tuesday
the vile OF Q prominent citizen OF our city
who can boast OF youth, beauty and intel.i
kencc, had occasion to do considerable shops
ping on Fourth street. and as she moved
from store to store she discovered that
young man Of gsntesl appearance was on
her track, and cautiously wa ching oil her
movements. So annoying became his I'm
pudence that the lady was compelled to lore
40 the completion OF her purchases and re
turn home iu one Of the Brighton House cars.
The young man also took a seat in tn car,
and when the lady left the car and went into
ber house, al the upper end of John~street
the ycurng man lett the car also, and took
aposition on the opposite side OF the street,
intsntly gazing upon her residence Recelv
ing no encouragement for his eff fontery, he
took the next Car and came away. The
husband Of the lady was absent from the
city. The following day, under the belief
that no further annoyance would occur rs
on the day previous, the lady again visited
Fourt street, and to her surprise fcnnd the
same young man close on her heels. When
she crossed TO the opposite side o. the street
he would follow or walk round quickly so as
SO meet her full in the face. she again re-
turned home. and on the day following q
lady acquaintance, TO whom the adventures
OF tbs two previous days had been narrated,
when in company again, to Fourth street..
On the corner Of Fourth and Vine streets
they encountered the same man, dressed in
the hight OF fashion Again was the heroine
OF this adventure eyed and followed, and a
third time she returned home without com :
pletiDg her purchases, and deeply wounded
ct the repeated insults offered her on the
street. That night the husband returned,
and TO him was detailed the conduct OF the
'yillian, braggart and scoundrel," as she
termed him. The picture Of what had
trsnspired was highly drawn, and the seqnel
OF the interview was an indignant husband
and threatened murder on the highway.
The plan was arranged that on Friday after
1T. tn a
Fourth-street, the husband and police Off
Ger to follow few yards in the rear, an il
the youth again continued his insolence he
was 10 be seized and made to opolegize to
the lady publicly on the street, cowhided,
and then be permitted to depart with the
advice, "go and sin no more" Friday after
noon came, and the hasten.to be- revenged
husband and his lady went fourth to meet
the disturber OF their peace and happiness.
The lady took the lead hall a squire, and,
went I short distance east oil Race, on
Fcnrth-street, met the gay deceiver," who
wheeled as soon as she passed and kept o
few PAGES behind. The lady continued on
out Fourth street TO Walnut, and crossed
over 10 the south side OF the street The
young maa turned on the first crossing
west OF Walnut, TO confront her II she should
return westward. The husbands wrath was
at fever hert and, approaching the, stranger
grapped bin by the coat collar, when the
lollowi conversation ensued:
Husband What do you mean, sir by FOL
lowing that lady day after day in the most
insolent manner
Srangsr answer your question
! have right to know who il is that thus
makes such demand
Husband (excitedly)- shall know,
sir. am the husband Of that lady.
Strangsr--Sir, am happy to make yonl
Acquaintance. Ifyou will release your mold
I will satisfy you with, | trust, 40 ample ex'
planation.
Husband -hssitates, but fnlly releasel
his hold, and angriIy deiaaads the young
man to proceed. ,EEk A.a
Stranger--s3ir, that lady in appearance il
counterpart Of my mother, deceased abou
twelve years. and when-I show you hel
Daguerreotype, whishl have carried !, since
her death nearest my heart, you viii, i lhink
also perceive striking Fessmblsncei 10 youl
Iady.saIfwhat / havs done seems insolent
Won rnnst forgive Iae--for the reason that
loved my mother 30 dearly and dsvotsdly
Here, sir, IL the likeness. Judge for your
sslL sia .a
Husband Why, sir. Cooking upon the
dagnerreoiype) you really astonish the, ~
T'hs likeness u 20 striking arsssmblancs 10
ths mother of my wife, who also died absp,
w ast ay, ~ sN