The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-05-22
The Affecting story Of Thompson
Danbar.


uhsn ThouPso1 Dueoar, the eoorsgsogs yogrs
Noruoc. led his bride 10 The altar. There yer,
thi-sy-two Of her and = shs walked ~ the aisle
leaaisg uPoa the arms q tSirty-Swv Of Dusbar,
frisuds. the ere Of Thc-psoo pgab4r ssssnet
With Joy. ard Be gsred into her lovely yogBg
faess with bright ansieipagie1s Of future happs
I ness il company vita every one Of Der. Ir afsE
moments the esrsmooy wss over. and these thirty.
three ~eee E,sGe Gee sese. ard Thcupsoh Dan-
bar ard bis wife rstrea.ed doWu the aisle 10 single
sie and Esns to their humeie home in three Car.
RACES. Bat g1allcyed bls<s vas Dot 10 De the
portion q Th0Bpso1 and bis nausru0s bride. lie
vas sailor; AMI after few DAYS be kissed Ms
Dunbar g0cd-by, and weeping upo1 her 1scSs, be
,ore himself away aad weos 70 rove CO the b.
lows Of the PaciSc
One night there vas a fearful tempest. 1ai the
bark. after prolonged contest Ei.h the elements.
sunk 70 rise 10 more All % hoard were lost
o1s Daabar. Tbs Intrepid tar lasbed himself to
The bf1ascle. and 70 sgzcsfued himself in the
Seeshi1g foam Sor two Gays. AT the s1d Of that
tine BE- vas cast ashore "a desert tslaud nine
se~s hog b siI vide UPou z1di1g, Mr. Duo-
o4r surveyed the rock. a1d sfasr 6ra~ing 8 nag
Of L. be took posSsssioH Of It ia the name Of the
Uaisei Sr4ses. ard naasilcslrei eag from BIS
pocket handkerchief a1d nd saurel shirt. which
be ho5zssi 90 the islan6 Here be lived sor 81.
teen years o1 whatever 6li could Be foqnd ia the
lsnd, be held electio1s tsics year. and ceIs-
brzsed the FOgrth q July and wlshiugtous
Birthday regularly uhsn they cane sroa1d. o.
reading the Decla-atiea Of Independence and
singing the Star SPaHgiei Banaer- Thgs did he
pass his years IN lgIIrioGs sase 6oing al be eouId
70 oe Comfortable Bat De never ceased 70
mourn his separatioa f-Ou bis wife. and lUueei
- clasp her. ors after another. 70 hs bosou-
NsanEhfle ho~ DID she bear the aHfictioo
Eharh had beiallsn her, For the srst two or
three years Mrs. DuHbar vugld 70 1p a. evening
and stand all AZ Cocs 81 each Of the thirty-tEo
EtaicEz AMI gaze cut toward the ocean. strai1iuS
al siIty-shrse Of her eyes f28e Of Mrs. punbur's
lad 4 cataract 70 catch a glimpse Of her ThOmg-
500 Bat Thoupzou 6id not cone and 4s 4
5eeii1g q sadcsss stole over her SOU. Mrs. Dun
oar would box her heads over the infants IN her
Arms and weep While she sang thfrty-tso l1llabys.
and accuse some other ons Of her Of singing fat.
lnd act keeping tine Bat a. last she gave ID
Al hopes Of Th0Gpsoas rstaru. and agreed that
is vas cead- So 70 5000 As it Ess known that
she had made uP her mind ca the subject. Nr.
AroGtls Jooes had revelation that be must
marry Dgu5ar's EidOE.
Arbgtas J0oez had loved her-the Whole OF
since she WIS uaidens bat she mad
'sfzsed him unanimously But nov be began to
,rsss his SUIT again Often be would t1ks As
many Of her little hands IS be could conveniently
told. and would stroll with her INTO quiet.
-rassg 6siL. and she would arrange herself n
rcls b the side Of soGe babolng brook. while
e SAT N tie centre and whispered soft words Of
1Es 70 Der. and walked arogui and pressed each
( her. hands aad Ist the lovelghl Of bis eyss
hiae o. her E1ess and warn the 6icier7ur fame
q her hearts.
Al Inst. having yi7en uP al hope ct ever seeing
Ter sear Thompson Mrs Dylnbur. b. vote Of y /
D the WOMAN riIh the cataract not voting
to become tie wi6s Of Arbqtus jones'.
An interval IL ten Esars elapsed between tins +
arr Of the story and thar which IS 20 cUns-
Thompson Dunbar, At the end Of MS fifteenth
sar o. the Island vas rescued by boat cIu5
assi1g b. o. rs way 70 a regatta He vent
enc 70 Utah and marched Up the nh to MS
cGss n the evening. EUad~riHg which Of Ms.
lumbar be would Kiss first. 20 Is not to make the
Tiers isslggs and sacriics bic halr. There vas
light n the EildoE. ald Thompson thoaght he
Iuuld peep n 5sf1rs he presented himself What
horrible spectacle met bis eyes There be saw
= Eile sitting 10 G-ainss the val ca al four
iss Of the room, sa,i lev of her sitting aroau,;
he z1is knitting. And Artutgs Jones bis cd
val occupied the armchair and held 81 iufluts
a his knee. While be tried 10 amqse oae hundred
ID thirty eight other children, who Fsrs pllgiug
q the fo0r. aai to rick seven cradles With his
1ss Azd coupling machine &C hiz 0Fu f1EsnEi1a-
Truly L WIS a laEsiy domestic sesne-that If
ctoasts EEtle stmilg clustered around IL pence
1 hearIhst1as, Bss when Thomgsoa Daubar
" Il he understood rs ursaning At glance. and
Idly zhriekiHg False ease IT fsiI 10 the gr1uuf
ID gr0aned and Espt- a1i wished that he had
ssa burn Saoshoae Indian rather than that be
lnuid have seen that day
Bat Thompson Dunbar braTsIy determined not
disturb the serenity 0t that happy household
be walked eack % rs hotel aud vent u bed
ID tald the a1iI1dy that aiszr he Eas dead she
azt send far Mrs.. jones q coue and Iook II
N
q " ich of her - asked the La1dlafy.
= Al Gf her sad Dunhar And then fading
at the vital sPErk had fed Thompson Dunbar
used his eyes and ban sunny spiat HingHi Is
A. int5 the smp7rsaa-
The hInerai occurred 1sI1 day, and at the hsali
the PROGRESSION nirhE hive been seen Mrs- Ar
tins Jones. walking sadly a rs9- saeh carry-
: under her arm graEsstaus Containing rih-
E % the usnurT Ct ThCuPsoa DuHha-- He
IS buried with impressive cersmaaiss- and when
rvices we're ger Ms jones plaHtsd thirrF-sEa
unss1nes On hrs grave and varzred them win
err tearz and the undertaken remarked that be
4 never seen 80 uuEh mourning AZ i funeral
iich took Diaee n the afHzrua0a-
r wa brilliant Fau On Lac Dry WAC. seeizg ?
z win a muzzie On E1r the arzr tine exclaimed
mamma. mamma III BET i've e=nrz the as-z are
inE u Eszr hong sk1rrsS there goes dug with
{ On Ais nose NV