The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25
AZ FL IL III IsrU! H1itr.
a leavenwcrth Gentleman and a
Kentucky Lady Marry After
Separation CT That
Length of Time.
A Love Match Made il Kentucky il
1914 Brings Fruit in Leaven-
worth in 1878.
Marriage ofBoth, Subsequent Death
Of Their ConsoTts, and Finsl
Union / ! wo Loving
Hearts.
A Irne Story, Destitute Of ihc deal
ties Of Romance, bu! Strange
as sicii0n. I
THAT Oh, Hs~I..

While the odd maxim IL rtf-isnc, :, tia.
so-caii,d tact that the course al ITu- love.
| never dti fuI >'iiiptL, DIi Ws;s rather :; IUr-
bIG and tuFsGI":;- St., u, NOR. calcutta: t 10
get Ticti upon the slightest proyDc;,IiO:. thiu
| Ia How onward, tEr", il'npld and GnGriiirl i
has, ~ = usU.s ;h.Hg. l. Su GcInOIIsi-ti# ..S
irUih, IL has a. lat iLri wIth au cAC-..'.Ca,
the exception being more an instance uI tl4t.
happy cuE>rinmaJ.Un long deferred. iiow-
,Nes. than IiI.- f-TyId dream Df youthful love
| clOGt!'i Iy t:'r 7isIn nuEdl'r II tBr S.-I,r-
! and E,arII,ss parent. And white th. nBDye
. referred 10 maxim was cnuuciatCd by
NEITHER SOLOMON NOR DAVID.
I bat both OF whom. Il Will be granted Iy IN
| prejUdiced PARTIES. had considerable o-.i.-rl.
| once ia the ways Of This world, nOIEit.i-
standing tie ftri tiIa: they didn't live ia ilIs
| ninetrcith century \. ID it must NOT bc Gc-
| MED ihbi the saying l. Il irl;c O:lr, : Ven
bIrth II by somebody who knrw whnj hc
talking about, :lnJ. the Tact thai thCT.. -
sometimes an exception thereto To b. inct
! only goes to prove its virtual iIial!IC..ity.
! The exception To this maxim, To wtIic-.
about 10 ;slIude, L. aii instance Ot tI.t
ion of hearts after ili.y -four years % 5apI-
ration, q separation as virtually cOmp'C
though a.l Uc,-s'n had divided The twain Ia
the course q! human events, ih" pUt!ic 'i!pa
of a sImpic M aria Notice ctTG.es with :; tao
particularly p"cU'bir s!.aiictnc", and when
the following one appeared u was probably
the subject OF no IA 'Tr Comment than when
other nIoTtJl> had cpu"lu!uG II link their
fortunes and iIsat the battle of life togt her.
"MARRIED-At Kansas City, No JIiy
18th, IS7S, Mr.. Wy lie T. snail, of LetvcuwU:tII.
and Mrs. Ross :. Miner, OF Nicioas,I.lc, B
Kentucky"
THE ROMANCE.
But tn re- Is a romance connected with ,
this lille announcement, and IL goes 10 ]
prove that time usually brings things |
around aS they should be. During In. years /
l'i3Ii, Wyiie c. Snail, then n lad of twenty |
years, and Miss Rosa =. Smith, n miss Of I
thirteen, were i'll attendance upon college, at /
DaDvilIc, ny sila at young ladies semi /
nary and H. at a school for boys They
t.a. .F,-fi N he EnmS.a
months passed on the acquaintance gipcnt Il
into friendship. AID from f-.endshi . ex paud-
ell into 1--we They saw in each Others eyes,
the mirrors OF the usarl, the reelection Of tine
other;
THE FLAME WAS MUTUAL,
nor did they endea var TO conceal II. In !>l!.
at the close Of the regular school term, ti-S /
parted, confidently expecting TO meet again
in the fall, She returning To her home at
and he 10 his, near HJTro -
buIg. But the i;ttcS who hold in THE hands
the slender threads which are the rrinS and
direct the course Oi our lives had 'iecf",d IL
otherwise. and in The iaIl, instead Of being
sent back to DInvills, slI. was s,.ni To S,Ia-
mary farther south. the consequences b !.g
that for rhirty-iuur long years they saw
nothing of each other, and FOR Thirty y.-at>
never heard the slightest word regarding the
or condition OF either, or that
one or the other was s:iil in the land OF l.:c
living. In Ap:ii, l>b.
HE WAS MARRIED,
md in Ju!y, OF the Stmh year. she wIs also
welded to Dr. MiZnrr, Il prominent IhySI- I
ian of that locality. Although lac a! that
lime lived in banSIli but twenty miles from
Sicholasvi IL, her home, he Had neither
heard nor seen anything oi her, nor knew oi
lcr marriage. Ia ISIS NE moved w.sj ia,O
he State Oi Missouri, and, his v ifc dyin. !.c !
married again his second wife dying. l'c
married a Jhird time, and, about five years
iso, ia our beautiful Mount MuEcIr, lit Lad
"..y his third wife Ia 1871 Il .Snal;'s 49,
II cam" west upon a visit To hin. she
HAD Acc !r..-. TALLY NIT
,lrS. Min. r, at her hona in Nicholas siiIa,
IEd had tod her regarding her old sweet ,
Ieari, of whom She mad heard nothing tor
hirly years. Arriving here s!Ic ACQUAINTED :
icr bIoIh,r oi the ItCs ii Lvs having mel NiI>.
'iizU"T. In lss6, the O.-oD,.. uf gtIat y,-lr
DT. MiZncr died, ani Spm' time ate: lust
NJ. Small wTnic To her. Sh- replied, ;t,.is
U-.e> gpIGrucc csHt!Eu-I ant y phi, af I,s,.
,rc>cnt year, when she e ,uc west, O-tru>iBiy
IP"n a ..s.t t. relatives bat IL r,u.IIs G" Sc
nm.
IIE N.Er HER
It the r.tipn depot, Kansas CIiy, Gp5u her
rrivHd 10y JHr midnight train, and HotwIn-
landing :iGt. lpuE, period Intervening bcINc = 3
ie time oi parting Al ), Io / in 1911. iugrth L :
he ineN liable cons, i';rncr, the I cyguIt.oiT
mutual aud complete. They hird eN
hanged pAot t"SrapiS, which, al co Iisr, W.
ile pro1:."!e Is 'son or the ready AND i';.nir-
hate Teyo,nit "n, bCi no ou" vail dp at tti--
act Thai the photograph Impressed and InI.-
pSd upon the heart : much Tho I;cT guide
han that imprinted py THE suns iay> upon a
'it OF carihUFId. A!Icr canning up io G:.Is
ity and remaining for a ShurI time at the
'iani.:Is House, siic Intle :. sIOIt visit 10 TEL
tive. at TreLt"n, Mo, aHd returning 10 :
MIR. ~HaIi accompanied irr =.
KANSAS t.ty, wi.,Tc, on tn" ism of Jun" iJ~',
hey were married. VI s.SnHii Then lrTGc,..r,- 6
q Io hen home in NiciI"ia>yi!i- to make lsIvp- !
rdIions fuI taking up \
HER PERM NNIST RESIDENCE
n Lcavenworth. She will return In about
hrrr weeks. Mrs. Snail, nee NIS. AiIZueT,
as lived all her life in NIcIoiaSville, and Is
py' Il and respected by her :IImbcIlr-S friends ( o.
'r her many virtues amt accom- pI! shmcn;s. .
ir. Snail l. well kno.n here, having lived
the ely iDT tn" past Thirteen years, amt
teniifcd with the dry goods emporium of
rank scott COR many years Everyone will
GisI him an his bra. long years Of unaI-
Dyed pleasure, with clOuIlosS skies and fIir
finds.