Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-11-27
NiSCELLfNEO US.
4 High Life Elopement in Frisco.


The Rev. Horatio Stebbins realizes by
this time the truth of the Shakspearean
sentiment, Love laughs at locksmiths.
Ii he doesn't, il is not the fault of lis
charming daughter, Mss Mary Louise
About two years ago this young lacy
met her fate in the person of young
lran named Schroeder. tie was a very
oang man-not over twenty
carr,d his living by selling tickets at
the Pavilion Skating Rink.
lie looked out of li;tlc ticket window
and his ey, Ill upon Miss Mary. She
looked in al the Iule tick window and
her eyes itli upon him. Tab,eau-
bushes, mutual starts, aid finally love.
An acquaintance was soon formed, aud
the children fairly reveied in their new
born attachment. For short time
young Schroeder called OH the yonag
lady at hir fathers house, but finally the
good doctors mental nostrils were assail
ed by the odor of a long tailed mice, and
he mildly suggested lha; h- thought The
Stebbens wishing circle WAS al eady
large cnor=h without the addition of Mr.
Schroeder. Ia short, he toll, the young
LADY ,he ;nsst n l,nger rec i've his at
l.. Il
ycurg t. il.iuk Of ruariias", aud brsiIes
In echrol wou.d uot be dis choice #
a goa in-Aw.
Mis- Mary met her lover clandtsiine'v.
she wonld 90 to the skating ring dali,
and w.il fgr Schroeder 10 get through lis
duties when they would kate together
Tor hours. They were constantly tngr In
-r when avy from ;hr parental eye. and
hal n, ,hnH5Iti outside Of their own hap
i>oss. Finally, Mr. S.tebbins despa.red
g: hr qhiag NJ lAc intimacy, excep; by
srndin. the Il Z Lady away for Il time.
lic male arrangements to place her in
school ia Germany. in the hop that ab-
s,rco would conquer the love be had so
"rg en1cavored to disp'l
s,hc wa, 10 start for New York on the
eth ui June. GA the 9th she asked PEE:
mission to 90 aud see some friends aal
hid them good bye She went out, met
Schroeder, aud the two quietly went over
to San Lcanlro, got license and were
married. Schroeder brought his biile
back TO the ely, and she returned to her
fathers house Next morning she start |
ed in company with her aunt-Niss
Fisher-for New Yoik, en- route for
Europe A few days af:er tbs some
bu-yboly happened to see the entry of
he m lrIiage in the San Leandro records.
md FASTENED as fas, as his legs could
AIRY him to inform Dr.. Stebbins To
'ay that Tie outraged parent was sur
,rised and shocked hardly expresses it.
lie was frantic lie went to Schroder's
lace of business. the London and San
francisco Bank. to interview that gen
leman without moments delay, and
here learned the truth. "Well, said
he good Doctor, "if that is the case,
arsl Telegraph Miss Fishcl to reiur9'
"And what about Mary 2 asked thes
son in-law. "Weil, SIR
aid the doctor, "since size is your wife,
by advice to you is 10 look after her.
You will find her in New York = aid
with that hc turned on his heel and lett
the bark. lie ihcn telrgraphed Miss
Fisher in New York not to sail for
Europe until she heard from hin, and a
letter is now on the way. 1t is said that
Lhe letter contains a brief note to the
young lady, denorncing her for her
unflial conduct, aud informing her that
she must look to her husband
for protection. Ia shart, it is said that
the Doctor disowns his daughter for
ever.
The youthful bride is very beautiful,
has. or had. host of friends, and will
probably make young Schroeder supreme
ly happy. lie, like her, is very young,
but has good habits and fair start in
tie San Fraaris-o Chron.
icle.