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Cur fr.in an the bridge at cast. God
help the passengcrs.'
This Was enoagh. With a pro,aasei
Shrek Marie threw herself upou Jshn
with the cry, 'You1l pertict me, John z
Being % much heavier than be, aud com
ing 50 suddenly, John was tumbled IF
the seat and they both landed in the aisle,
she on top and shrieking as if killed.
The passengers were frightened, not
knowing the cause of all the fuss, and she
continued to cry, John, the bridge is
goin' down. number Of passengers
thought something was the matter and
for some time scene of great confusion
cnsued.
1--WE had started on by this time, and
when went in the car the train was 90
ing twenty miles an hour, and there they
lay in the aisle, she screaming and he
halloing, "All right, Marier, I'll pertict
you! For some time I couldn't make
out what was the matter, and as l always
had liking for striped stockings always
wearing them in warm weather), and they
seeming to predominant, didn't inter-
fere in what seemed to be free light,
but one Of the passengers explaining the
matter, I finally went up to them and
taking her BY the arm quietly lifted her
up, at the same time telling her we were
over therbFidge safely, when she looked
up and exclaimed, Mister, me and John
was married this morning, and if we go
to heaven we want to go together Las
sured her there was no danger OF either
going to heaven yet awhile, and John by
this time having found his feet, assisted
his wife to arise, and also helped her ad-
just her bonnet and other things that had
become disarranged in the strsggle.
Some Of the passengers laughed, some
made remarks, and thought they had re-
ceived the value Of the money p4id for
the ride i'm enjoying the circus."-Poyt
Je,ris Gazette.