The New York herald., 1873-10-25
A GOVERNORS PET.

Il
The war correspondent OF the HERALD has re-
ferred to the career or the "Scout OF the Army OF
| the Cumberland who at least attained notorety
If not fame by her vicarous adventures in the early
| part OF the war. The lady had dropped out OF
sight, as has western Governor and ex-United
! States Senator, but the former, according to the
San Francisco Chronicle comes to the front again
before the Governor. The Chronicle says:-
All persons who have travelled traysed & the asightful
win remember lovely locality named La Honda june
Situated ana IN %Sen hsy bsrsd N
% Il =. ne snsSn & the san Grs
which are much iSsquen.ea during the fishing
ow arg well a $ wse
other game saas 4 Honda isyoTiss resort ier
cSmpng parties have been there almost con m
daily that taken altogether the locality has consider
Tor Of
-. THE PROMINENT ACTORS
the omsd %o has Sss ros a a
wei known by many Of the Mexican veterans IN this
woods life. genial whOe making psssnsiSnC
y s sss ssn
Sn M VII mat sss d IN ohsr the
both noted their webalanced characters but
the sf a Ss 60 ne The
point is just one or not perhaps this narration viii
The chronicle proceeds to quote the following
advertisement published In San Francisco jour-
nall
young widow lady refined and educated, will take
and desires home Address Ea Chatiiiier san Fran.
cisco Post office, Cal.
advertisement Of that kind does appear but this much
hail. attending to store While ssyyres
the and kept their wellassoried stock rePenshed
laboTs they were having almost daily calls upon their
o p sn dsx
S sa' ~
could refuse no one meal This demand on
s
mind Getting up his rude way the ho%sly meals to
which he and his partner down but when it
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ss
e nx as M w sys w4s &c s Mrs. III sma
S dining snd WIN ssna for
hc wrote and in few days rsSeyed an
business passed Between them and finally she agreed
on
each whether not she should consider herself engaged
an M as
er" She was woman Of more than Ordnary attrac
power Of command Mr.: sausman welcomed her cord.:
quite rude. but Mrs Chatier took hold with win and
WHAT "YoUSG LADY" KNEW ABOUT HOUSE,
There a. that camping Ei,hin few hundred
ns
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sauslnsn and sayres the dsugH
ss s any Ssos eae M When @ M r
Baker and Xrs ohatilpr took hold TO-
ansins !1s SsssslSIs home tsss
ierred re' by fairy hands into Paradise themselves
THE xAs's CURIOSITY AROUSED BUT NOT ENTIRELY
ns :as
Mrs Chauilier undoubtedly was seeking situation as a
housekseper and accepting one temporarily in such an
d 0' woman had history Which,
%sus s9ss
S rss & yoa IS ba Is mot
By mC4s
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ali right but now have nothing 70 i've must i've
90 not to
s 8s ss ag
an
Would take me away from my acauaintances 50, good
n
WHAT MRS BAKER OF YOUNG WIDOW LADY"
More curious than ever, sausman agreed to comply
s sss
win the respect OF AL who saw her Mr. Saus-
IN
for woman gauges her BY intuition and laughs
aSss Gr' %
had s ~
good pure woman ana uS ns h oeeve her 70 De
n Il w understood on Chamber arrival that she
ssas sin s
e shelves Ss, and
taste could devise the comfort and Of the
rs bare s hume sns
every OF the contained something attractive
ae asked her would Tsun
Saps yoo may wantme to. We viii decide upon hat
"'''a'' THE SUSPICIOUS JUNIOR PARTNER
The junior partner Of the firm y thought he .smeIled
lady but although with response he imagined
Ss &
@ sa &c sG r rs0 sI !. na
and use the nss sss s. means At your command to
This Commission exactly suited the adventurous heart
human nature il general and woman nature il paftcu
battered himself he knew its lights and shades 70
T9r JUNIOR PARTNERS SUSPICIOUS MELT AWAY LIKE NORM
!
He ioyfuy accepted the task went, and In a few days
| returned rapturous In praise of Mrs Chatillier.
Ill tell Won what is Sausmanr he SAID, "she one
| Of the purestminded, noblesthearted women ever
And 40 Il was agreed between the partners that Mrs
Chatillier should return, Il she would. Amer fur
ther correspondence she did return She took hold of
the household AFFAIRS once more with will Never be-
| hungry men and women. Mrs Chatiier continued TO
be the same pleasant lady like woman, retaining the
re spect OF all Bu somehow she and young savers did
not seem Il was not long before observers
fance and he 10 be offended, and days at
time would speak to her Finally II transpired that
he had been continually annoying her. The break be-
came bad that at last he protested to Sausman against
| her remaining any longer
He threw out various dark hints regarding her which
would naturally his hearers charac-
ter He Informed sausman that he knew what she was
before she cal down second time. Sausman replied
in anger that could not believe him. nasmuch his
present story directly the lie 10 his former
| - rHE MysTHRfoUs LADY RESOLVES TO DEPART.
sayres swore she should go and sausman swore she