Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-17

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Last fall a young man, a travail
agent for city wholesale house IL.
dered away towards the north soros -
ty or forty miles, and ceased wand. ss-''
at village known as Iron Pidr.
Wisconsin Whether he was afr.Si55 q
taking cold, or unusually attracts5 2
the appearance of the young ladies ~ ~ "
village, is not definitely known. I'm, = "
he refused to venture into the src,ic ~
gions of still more northern cli-,..
is fact, and not only that, but be 49,
doned his former pursuit and ms,sr So
phosed into an instructor Of the yo-a
full mind, a professor, teach-the.yo---,--
idea-how-to-shoot man. He secTrs5s
situation, and began teaching. In.
knew considerable more than Is fsr.I..
in books-that Is, such books as sri,l-ssy-.'
tics and geographies-and II was -[
long before he had initiated the r. -.
ing damsels who didn't attend scbooI, =
to the multifarious perplexities NJ i.
lessons of love. BE chad things s'1I[
own way" and most assiduouslv 5iSI'
apply himself TO improve bis opDor.rr.
ty. He succeeded 50 well that he o..
ed one from his numerous loves. and Il
solutely married her about two mor1.
ago. But such little thing as ba'--
married didn't interfere with his still Il
lighting in the warm personal frieDd.Ff,
Of the remaining young ladies Of ~
place. And it apparently made brt
trifiing difference with the young ls8;as
They said, as young ladies 50 freouer.i-
do, "Why, he's nicer than ever rr..
he's married. (yOung man there's
hint for you , and so matters went m
1t seems that the ardent souls co~Ii
not say a sufficient amount Of nonssra
at any one meeting, and conseouspfr
carried on what is termed q '.furr.
correspondence" each young lady n
course, imagining herself the fay0,-f
one and sole correspondent. He. Il
save time. wrote his letters IN trfrls
sheet. sending each a fac-simile OF N.
others letter, the address being the or'r
change. This /" answered Just AS vel
you know, and saved bother" So Lprr
and Susie, and the numerous Others. e8ri
received tender epistOlary effuyiors
yowing tunending love, bUt-my wife
YOU know for some time. At leDza
the gay deceiyer became FESTIVE and M
posed an elopement to his love, thr5r-s
the mail. If they had all accepted be
would have been in fix; but as lgcs
would have ii, only one agreed to Tie
proposal. This was a young, beautifr.
girl. about eighteen years of age, daugb.
ter of one of the leading men Of tha
place. and named Eyeline Sherwood
Eveline consented, and last Monday he
pair left Iron Ridge and came 10 Nj.
waukee, and stopped at the Eagle H0-
tel, registering, of course, as man gi
wife. Tuesday the gent said he nus
go back to Iron Ridge to transact some
business, but promised to return imne.
diately. He was either Of an Unsuspea
ing nature, or imagining his absence and
that of the young lady would not be
placed together, leaving the supp0Stir
that he enticed her away, or surely De-
would not have walked into the clos
embrace of an irate father. But SO Be
did, and was Immediately handed Over
to the sheriff and confined in the jail q.
Horizon. As the days passed by and
the young man did not make an appear.
ance, EYeline changed her headquarters
going to the Kirby, Fox, and Clifton
Houses. Friday a young man from lT0-
Ridge came to this city in quest OF her
although he had no knowledge Of be-
whereabouts, simply supposing II natu
raj that she would be found here. i
seems her teller hadn't diyulged the-
secret, and no one knew where she was
The affair was placed in the hands d
the police, and Consistency Egan Yves de
tailed to work the case up. We migt
as well say, Immediately, that the q,
was found yesterday at the Cliftu
House, on Chestnut street; for. O
course. as long as Egan was after be,
she could't long remain out Of sight
She was taken to the jail for safe keen
ing, and viii remain there until her IS
Their comes after her. 1t is a hard "a
perience for this young girl, who hs
been accustomed to refinement and CON
fort, if not luxury, 10 be confined in t5
bare cell of a county jail She is q yer
pretty, fresh, intelligent girl, and POS
sessed Of a great amount Of courage
From a few remarks made by her
would seem that matters at home are n-
in a very agreeable state, and she Int.
mates that il was not entirely for il
sake of the divine passion that Sd.
consented to this elopement.
One amusing Circumstance in this c7-
nection happened. This lady has g Sc
ter, who has also been the recipient q
letters from this wonderful schOGl-mcs
ter, and when she heard of the elo1e
ment she Immediately drew from hE
pocket, with expressions of disgust q
her sisters foolisbness, a large numbs
of tender effusions from the teacher
urging her to run away with him, hi
was putting ii on pretty thick for on'
family.
Thus the matter rests. The teacheTl
in Jail in Horizon the young lady is Il
Jail at Milwaukee, and all for lOyir.
not wisely, but too well. "-EJtldngs
HABITS OF THE SMELT.-It has beer
supposed that these excellent little Isl