The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-17

the district.
THE BRIDES PRESENTS.
They were. By actual coRnt, ], $40 in num-
Der. and the greater part OF them, noticed,
took the form of either gold or diamonds
The mothers gift was q dinner set Of 2S0
pieces, Of solid gold. Each piece bears the
monogram Of Cabrsl end Throckmorton in
diamonds. The Cost Of this proof of mater
nal affection was something over ,O0O 600
in gold. In addition, Nine. Csbral glad.
dened the brides heart with LOCO yards Of
point LACE; 365 morning, Afternoon, and
evening coetumes, one for each social divi-
sion of every day in the year; and, TO crown
all a certificate of deposit Issued by the
Bank of Ensland-Eng and being the OBJ
iectiye point OF The bridal tour-fo. 81 co.,
COO. Does this last item seem the very
apotheosis of prodigality? Ii does so until
YOU hear what the father did for his darling,
and then il takes a subordinate po-ition. He
psye her ,itle-deeds of q magnificent town
and country-house in all the leading capitsls
of the world and the more famous watering
places. Thee many mansiobs are thorough
ly furnished. and in each-as a tender re-
mindsr 10 Malta of her maidenhOOd-the
is an apartment that exactly corresponds IN
furniture and adornnen's to her own room
NJ her fathers house. Not conteo,ing him.
self with this display Of his bounty, C,bral
preser ted her with an fine steamship as
could be built on the Clyde, with full COM
plement of sailors under contract for ten
y.ar's service. and with salaries paid in nd
vance for the full term; one dozen milk
white Arabian horses, anc-this a. a joke
l 600 pounds of caramels, u CONNECTION for
which the bride s said 10 have profound
liking. But hi- crown .ng gift was a neck
lace that Reserves TO rank among the emu
merated.
WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
Sixteen years age, econ after Ms.ia's birth,
he began to collect the dis mopds of which
il il composed. Whenever o. wherever he
heard Of marvellous stone, ne was on h and,
in peraon or bv agent, and secured it. He
had all Europ,, Asia. AMI Africa ransacked
in behsl Of the proposed necklace, and at
the time actually made Overtures for the Gel
cdr ted Pit diamond, which cost the Duke
Of Orleans, according to history, $4,000.
aud ws.ich Napoleon al one time wore on
| his sword-biit. He was bsfi d in his at
Temps, however, much 10 h.. 6isappoint-
| menf. Bur, after ten years OF unremiltiDg
LIE, md mrs, Si.mends in ~. Grid
no one of which was much in,srior to the
pit gem. Taking these to Amsterdam, h.
summoned the beat talent in that city, IA
nous for its oiamond-cutters, and stated
| what he de.ired-which Was that each one
Of the thirty stones should have fantastic
face cut upon it. Amsterdam at first said
thst the task was more than herculean-
that il was impossible. But when Csbral
stated the supeDdou. sum he was willing to
pay for the ful6llment of his wishes, Am
sterdsm reconsidered, and consented to do
iis best. 1t did is beet for five years, day
and night, and the result was that week
before the welding, the diamonds, cut,
! carved, set on g6sden string, and ali ready
TO embrace the snowy neck of the bride,
we're placed in the hands Of the jubilant
Csbral. happened to be present. when
Malta first was shown the neck'ace, ecu
pie of days before she was married. She
wore black silk at the tint, and her father,
sfier throwing the brilliant., that contr asted
90 strongly with the color OF the dress, over
her head, stepped back few PAGES TO no:ice
the effect. Having gael at the flashing
necklace Tor minute or 70 he suddenly
broke into q loud laugh and cried out mer-
rily, MY dear, on my life you'd do for the
HEADLIGHT OF LOCOMOTIVE"
Til. ,.ckI,.. coS, n 6 M. n ,hr.I .to,.s
c,,,;r. and Gavin, SlI6 OOO asO as o.,
hi shov.5 m. ,bs r.c.,n . vss,.rJ,, ~
,h.,T an, ~ 40 s,.,. ,hs go, 6.',,.s
And W., this doing ,a,her. in naming The
,mount N me added tina, he vould v,il;ng.
in, Roc - r., 10 Ala 80 nvor IT,,
then h,ve o;,sed his ain, a, h..sn nnahI. %
CIV. III. 6.,I;n. IN. vedd M nr.s.,, ~. 40,
s;.nsd TO- hsr vh,Ie vst she v,, IN hs,
crsJla H. vou \. 20 The mon :, h;s M
honnns5 .Ynand;,n,e Of monsv 70 ob,.;n RI.
.nds .nd m ms .hsorh;n. Love for hi.
d.roh,o,
Won mo., m, ex,ec, from, mo any do
sc,;n,;,n Of N. nrn.,e md hsw;,J.,;an
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=, a.. 49,. ,.ro ,.;,,.,, 40 No, -
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noIona;se. Iet me b,;etiv state m. So f,r
"a could ;udas rho ora, bs;,es. w,s mar.
r;ed in clothes b,ft;ns her no.;tion lam
;nJ.h,aS IN . nuss, e., ,hs ;nsorm.,;,, 81 :,
her dress v,s of no;nt Lace founcea or
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sa,sJ lit 6l.a,.s ~ .n,J I'LL. 90,
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h.;r .nJ in hr.csis,. on bsr wr;.,s Sha
40. o a ,hs mo-, hI.,;na hs.n,. ."as
go nnon WV '
Thsr. va. m. feature of tho xadd;,. Or.
,,nosmsnts wbich s,rnck mo .m;gh, S.vs
he.e hsttsr om;,,sd sn,;r.Iv =, =, is..,
Wv m.,s,;.lIv moJ;6ed bn; .h;ch n..sr'
mis-. in tho mocL !, m.1s of s,nsn.s
... a,,,. :. I....;na -;,h IN ,hs o,hIr g..
,ur.s .Iiude ro fbs nbsnom. liz hn.-
N; .hl. crov;s;on made for ~. h,cLm me,
Tho drove Tho yne.,. m and from The TO-
t;v; ;es o. ,hs v.Ivst I.vn mat on,s;d.
m. C,,h,.I m.rs;or . DOZEN oy u.ors s1.
nu;s;,. So Voc. 80 ..,-.o,,s.nond.
Il. in siz. and shane to An Americ.n N ,ch
one ~ .h;cb ~ he,,.aa ,o
m. br;m nth m. oold co;n Of the cann,,v
The d,;,sr. =. ,h.v d,onn..d ,he;r Io.d. "a
their att nj on called to the currency in tht
vase. and were cordially invited to help
I'D libstum. Al often a. the
vases were emPtied, they were promptly re-
P'enished By servants detailed for that sole
purpose. One 81 the hackmen responded
70 heartily to the Invitation that when the |
lime came for him TO drive back to town, he
.as Sorced to request hn too passenger. to |
lavof Elm ~ taxing seat On The box. de