Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-09

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But ~hat different man from the bos
OF eighteen that left her three year, ago
ful'-gr"~n man. handsome featured.
broad shoulder, elegantly built and we'll
dressed. He grasped her in his arms and
pressed her To his heart.
"Oh. Mary" he exclaimed, sis it your"
"ies, James, it is me; was waiting
for you; come over 10 the house; how
glad my mother will be to see you"
They got into the boat and pulled
across to the opposite shore, and started
for the widows house. Mary's mother
was waiting on the threshold TO meet
them. The new arrival chatted with the
mother and daughter for few hours,
when the old woman retired and left the
young people to have quiet talk. James
then drew his seat towards Mary, and
taking her hand, asked her if she remem-
bered the promise he made her three years
before, and if she was willing to renew
it then, and to become his wife.
ooh. how good of Won. James to ask
me. / could never marry anv one but
vou." she answered. Taking her hand in
his. he imprinted a kiss on her blnsh;ng
cheeks.
"This ia tbe bann;est moment of nv
life" he said. "Annoint the wedd;ny
day.n
The wedding dav WAS annointed and
arrived at last. and ali the neiohbors in
the adjoining islands were invited to the
wedding The marriage service was ner.
formed bv the narish priest in the VILLAGE
church. and on their return home old
Mickv Brennan. the piper. took the lead
with his baon;nes nlav!no "Haate 70 Tho
Wedding" "All the way to Galway"
1.-THE White Cockade," the "Humors of
Glinn" and "Patrick's Day." and other
Irish airs, on the way home. When they
arrived at Mr.. O'Donnell's, there was
good dinner ready for them. The we'd
dingers ate heartily, and as there was
plenty of poteen, every one helped him
self plentifully. Everything was going
on we'll, when it was proposed for the
bride to give toast. She took a bump
er in her hand and gave them few brief
words, most worthy of the occasion. Old
Paddy Gallagher, who was sitting in the
corner, next to Micky Brennan, the piper,
jumped from his seat and asked why she
did not speak in the Gaelic (for the old
man could not understand any English,
and he considered it an insult to speak
English IN his presence), and violent al
terca'ion ehsueu, Out IL was soon quoted.
Mlcky brennan squeezed the bagpipes,
ana piayeo the irish Washwoman," and
SET them all a'danclng. The groom and
or!uc were as happy as could be. The
orlde says 70 her husband, james, have
SOmetnlng TO say to you"
"Wlat Is ltT' he said.