, 1876-07-23
CHICAGO SUNDAY,

ed the fair driver with running account Of al
sorts or runaways both real and imaginary
directing how the reins ought to be handlea
drive. Everything went smoothly till a COW
was observed lying beside the road about two
blocks of, demurely chewing her cud. Ihe
result was detour oil four or five blocks TO
avoid the bloodthtrsty bovine, the fair occupants
each other upon their presence OF mind III
avoiding the impending danger. 4 stray stone
IN IN the road was safely passed, only, two OF
the four wheels running over it; but, hor-
only one block ahead, and both Of them
could hear q train coming plain as aay,
there could be NO mistake about TINT. One
OF them concluded the safest way would
be Tor hcr to get out and walk to the crossing,
ana .m "a from TINT point she would signal Tue other
iii there was no danger. The driver kept her
scat about half Il block further, and then she,
TOO, got out and drove the horse, she walllpg
Deslac the vehicle, for II anything should hap
Rcn 1t Would be SO much salcr: 4 strange GEL
tleman happening along the street, and tue fair
driver assuming as bcwituhing smile as her
terror ut the ordeal would allow, asked him if
he wouldn't please lead the horse over the track
and sue would walk. OF courso lie would, but
an amused grin spread all over his face as he
gallant]y took the animal BY the bit: Willie
AelMns the ladies' into the carriagc On tue otlltr
sue ot the crossing, lie naivcly remarked: .
guess they'll get the strcct-clrs running over
Inns Seventh street track Tomorrow AND
those 1wo young ladies now stick to it tfat they
Knew it was the horsc-car track all the tinle anu
that they only got out to rest. Afraid: The
ideal
a NILD-MANNE1sED MANS LET
TEE.
Under date OF Moline, ILL.,, June 30, 1876, John
l.. Stoekdale writes the following to thu Eurcka
SeHtiaes' II wish to make inquiry. regarding 4
EClInr firm # },-, I r |
Cyphers. He came to this place two Weeks ago !
and was not long in becoming acquainted; was |
soon made welcome to tlellomcs of our best !
families. He visited my house often. a few
days ago l was called away to Chicago, and,
on my return, l found Mr.. Cyphcrs had run |
away with my wife, and believe that he has
returned to Eureka, Ncv. I write this
more to please her parents thau myself. They
are very anxious to learn something OF thu
man she is with: So any information you can
furnish them will be most thankfully received.
Will give you description Of the young man,
anu would like to have you publish it, for All
confident that Us soou IS he tires OF lier he will
leave her md run away with some one else.
ne Is about u years Old, very good-looking, of.
pleasing address, and evidently well cducatcd
Is about 5 feet inches high; will weigh about
a4o pounds; walks rail-; aud morcs very quick; has
blonde lnustache, and blue eyes; dresses
rery stylish, and is very fine talkcr. She,
ais companion, is about Fl years old, light
blonde hair, blue eyes, about the medium
le'Sht, IS very lively and fond Of company. She
'een- here few months. aTc had
,nly been married three months but !
wed happily together until the arrival of
iie gentleman from Nevada. This is about all .
he description can give you of them. II they
re there you will Golfer favor upon her pa {
ents by writing to them; it they are not there
ou will bo doing favor to society by publish
nS this fellow. So far as I am concerned {
ont care what becomes Of either Of them" t