The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-16
The Extraordinary stsry Told OF a
New York Lady Lately Dead

New York letter 20 the RaIt'u1s-.
sun On Tuesday there were horne
trum \ sunipiuous house hisb ua rr
Fiith avenue for interment in a con.
ntcticut town on the New Haven road
not far from his city. the remain. Of =
reyered wife and mother. whose ID 90
tant girlhooi has supplied the L-r.if-
Of a romance a. dramatic - ever found
exposition iu move! or on Stag. Hall
a century ago. when she Was tie only
unmarried daughter ct a. Oil ami
wealthy family Of the town IN who's
cemetery her body nos rests. she came
TO New York In the bloom and yIysrit.
Of youth Just conscious Of it, uul
power 10 visit the friendly household
81 on. Of our hr-i m~rehaiit. A prU-~
songatioa OF her sCi1lru here did not
excite the r-uoustrance OF her parent.
until they we're surprised ty laioyms,
ton that her delsy was possibly oca4-
sioncd by the frequent calls % q gentle
man, a Lieutenant o.! the British nav.
whose attentions seemed nu.Haf.s..
serious, when thr mother tu#.-
the family carriage TrseIi tst-.E t-
the city, 10 convey back forthwith Ia-
giddy damseL Upon rrtiaum-TI u.-
fore the maternal bar th, WOODS .slt
did not deny tAe frequent vi-.l- .f f.a
alleged -gstaE whom l,r 81. l..E
friends hal seen NO reason g.. .uH.lt...
with indeed. upon stepping .t tir
csrriaee t. 20 hcme Ijarr- 81 -a N-r
Haven railroad thell zIe ..- quite
couily "it. U.r!c,- o. tins ....t r.r
ma. Tor IA married Such I-s-i sa.
the startling fact after -hur- -lI au .E
finally suspected summer .-srt.hlH.
she aud the lieutenant ha. ,au clans
dyStin~ly married. aui lei unfr.dHi
mother and romAntIr dauEi To- had i.-, %
m their Connecticut hom- r.-uty- four
hours the bold young Slsl ays- tn-re
too, To claim his wife. b.. found beg
prisoner. locked boz her. s.. room and
both parent, met his aHg-sI With -
steady refusal 20 sskn1u i..i.e be a..
thorty The girl was tgr q rLs.i tasg
said. not conscious OF o.. u1,u uarri
and they should rs--l-t slfl4 ever. far.s---
ole form OF law any attempt O. remove
her from their custody The husband.
urging that they loyei each other We
told that she whom be bat male D Fl
wItc m name nos only bitterly H.-
GREETED her sentimental fgll. ari
wished to see him no more a.
. founded a. tins us-srtIHn. TIE
I young man pas-ionateig imrl.u.l try
truth. Would he be csn-r1gH enough
to give her up he was ssZ.,i. lf slf lar.
self assured hlw of her desire o. flat
effect ? Ch.ysi1ously. though tu1 rss.-
ly, perhaps h. sgr--i % tH d. conf
dent undoubtedly that sh. v1aI. s.rslI
true TO him. And then came tG. moot
/ extraordinary scene 90 tLe lIgEI- .lsaua
1 A married sister. -tF aluriy re.amI .r.
the yet Imprisoned virgin 1s tr llI ...u
hastily summoned from taIs r.fF aF
the purpose and yTuuIy ir.--..l f0 Joe
t-Hsiiy the ry-rmblEuer. Lurrr.-IlK eta.
tered the room Vh.se she lieutenant
vas present., with freud for d H.fas.-.
% learn his fate, and with slml.ara Z
-ohs hastily bid her face uu her mot.
eT bosom s,uppusiug her Go i- f.a
wife whom hs aEitli.l.s called u.
name. the deceived husband bss..Hi Der
9" q Nith hun. Il ui-h iatrml.u gHfH
mother wa the apparently careful
answer without - much ne n .lauH, t..f
him. and without another uUrI trs
Lieutenant boHei 10 parent auI ehiII
sud at once withdrew De rlru4 from
the room and the house ca Die vss
back To New York ts -t-amra-t %
iayorite dog that accompanied hun
leaped overheard aud h-. Vluugiug iu-
staEty over 10 the rescue. was drowned