Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-26

~ aad Immediately jofoflnl
~ ne.lsy that youag Marcy and ~
gnseSs 30 - 10 Al&aay IT d. nm,
re- eesdk clandessinely narried ~
asoossd ehem 70 the highess pitch of :,
lasemens. The rumor ran Nike vilda
through the institution, reaching ths 81 =
IN . short space OF time Then ~.
strange hurTyjng ito and fro'' in I,
eemlnary-conssernation was everywhe1
mingled with silent m,rth which n
aus'r had created among many Of Il
young ladies' who really enjoyed Il
scene. Cupid had slyly found I lode
ment within those walls dedicated + ,
science and study, though all thought II
little winged god was sternly forbidde
'nere-to MANY known only in the b.ar
t'fui dreams Of girlhood. Yet Cun;
bad actually been q sojourner in the ten
pie OF science. One of It's fairest inmsn
had yielded to his witchcry-had fed T,
his enchanted bowers. Fearing that tn
wrath ana influence Of the young lady
father and her other friends would b
turned against the institution. and dread
ing the 6dium which IN elopement woul
bring upln it. an immediate pursuit ",
decided upon. Tie Sheriff Of .he cour
y, with . posse comItstus, was sent Il
pursuit, and proceeded in hot haste :
Albany. LEARNING that the young lad
was At one # the principal hotels in tn
city he rushed thither, eager to forbid Il,
banns before it was too late. Sans Ger.
mony he rushed into the ladies' parlor
Miss Dubois was there enjoying hersel
with her friends, but, to the attonlshmen
Of the Sheriff, young Marcy was no
present. The officer had entered tn
room sternly determined on breaking tn
chains that love had forged with tn
strong arm of the law. He had anticii
pated tears, cries and shrieks from tn,
lady, mingled with deep curses from th'
lover; but no ardent lover was there-p'
priest about to pronounce the solemn bu
happy union could be seen.
The LADY and her friends. taken b,
surprise at the sudden entrance Of th,
sheriff and his assistants, started to th-t
suthmuueu v6us1l ~r.b~s. ssN.~susru-u
tie officer what he meant by the intru
sion. Confused and embarrassed by th,
awkward position he found hims.lf in
be said:
We've have-thst 1--we want Il
find Lawyer Marcy aud Miss Dabcis. W.
are tod
II am Miss Dubois, sir. Az for Mr.
Marcy, have not seen him to day
What do you mean, sir -
"Why. the prople At the scm,nary sale
that you and he had gone off together t
TO & married. and
y "And % they sent you in pursuit Of us
suppose. You. will not arrest me OF
mere suspicion, will you :"
I'VE had to obey orders, madam.
have q warrant against Mr.. Marcy fo
c,ion-that is, tor carrying you Of
for they made that out before the justice,
said the officer.
The deer, clear, silver laugh of Mis-
Dubois, In which her companions joined
rang through the room at this announce
meut, while the sheriff and bis assistanss
finding themselves ''sold,' as the saying
IL, retired, greatly chsgrined at the'
adventure. II happened tina
shortly after Miss Dubois and her friend
left Troy, Mr.. Marcy, having business Y
AIbepy, proceeded 20 ~ city alone b!
stage. Having transacted his bsstness y
returned home alone, - be came, to tn
surprise Of the eiiisess and his frtende
who verify believed he bed eloped Will
the pretty heiress. His own astonishmen
vas uubounded whes. Informed Of th
commotion and excitement he had uneon
sciously csused-at the seminary espcc'
ally-whea he learned that during ~
DIV II was believed throughout the CT!
that ne had abecoa6ed, with . clandestln'
marriage In view; that, for tho time oe
ios. he had absodoued the )aw Sos 0resnl
0rees. Nothisg could excsed the 'nor'i
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