The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-17
LOVE IN 4 SLEEPING-CIR.

An annoying incident happened to n bri-
dal couple on the Chicago and Alton train
day or two ago. The ST. Louis GEoJs
DemOcF0t tells the stCIv as follows 4
young gentleman living in Wisconsin had
successfully wooed yonTg lady of North
ern Indiana. They met at Chicago. where
the knot was tied, and started iinnediate-
ly for St. Louis. where both have friends.
On the Pullman the young people were ex-
.remeiy aifeCtiuuate To each other-bjIlinc
nd poing before folks, and apparently
unconscious of the titfeIs and si0nificant
smiles of their fellow passengers. Shortly
alter nightfall the bridegroom hunted uD
the conductor and engaged a lower birth
OF the night. To his ltelsSe mpftification
the bride refused to OCCUPY it. but insisl "a
ou sitting up until the train should ataiye
IN st. L0u's, where she wonla have the adj
wee and assist ice of friends The BRIDE
groom coaxed and pleade6. znd used all
iho-e pass mate euGearnIents that come
natur"l to lovers and young husbands. but
the modesty ri The bride would not permit
her to yle'G. The ynting man tInnoht his
brice was unreasonable, accused her of
coldness, told her she didn't love him. and
all that sort of non enSe, and rs he appear
ed angry, the bride burst into tears and
wept bjttelIy.
Some Of the oi}SerV~nt passengers
th"ught IL was time to interfere. aud one
oi iherl took the conductor aside aud told
hun there was naughty Young man in
in the sleeper who was iIyinp "a min an
innocent and coniIding giil- Tbs, coaduc-
rs indignation WAS aronSCd He could
not allow such proceeding i'm his car. no
matter hON respectable iho clap might be.
lie sent telegram 10 Decatur. reouestiusy
policeman tn cuIne aboard on the arrival
col Tie tram aud arrest a villain who would
be pointed out. la tiie meantime he v-onld
keen hi e. ttf1 aa H..
that the lady was protected The bride
groom. igh"'ant oi Tire preparations set on
loot Tor hiS arrest, Continued his im-a,t-ttr-
mites, and the sObbing bride still resis-e ed.
when the chlvaliic conductor. unable ION.
ger I" restrain his Indignation. placed his
hand on The young nIat's shoulder and
told HIM If he didn't let thai lady alone be
would throw ;iin, out of the yyiu,i,,v
''Nh ny yUJI Epsby- tl:at lady il my VIII.
we were married ccisraorninp in Chicago,
= bats too 'iI'if, youug man; th,sa
Ch'cago marriages are getting TO be too
coElmun on this road
But here Is tic 1Iarriage certificate vo,,
goose. How Is that for high And if That
wont do, ask the hdy hers,,.if.''
The conductor examined the mani;
certificate, bat was not satisf.i
mighe 1e Forgery. Tho lady aasan,,s Al
ed 40, but was too hystericaI q r,,Jv ~
conductor concluded 10 bring the c,,,,.,l, -,
II. Louis aud Urn them over 10 III, n,li,.,
20 deal with then, as might he tbs,,,,,I,.
proper. On reaching the Union Denot Ih.,
young couple were met by friends wbo
we're known Ia the conducfor sn5 e., 80
that things were 80. h - he ,,,d -, ,'-,.ts
BILE the police with the case. VII -
facts were made known to ,i,s friends 80
The parties, there was a he..,l~ l,n.n =.
their expense. aud IL viii be uisn, H.
! before they Viii near tie last Of \. S