Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-11-01
A ROMANCE Of THE EPIDEMIC.

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A wedding took place on Adams street
yesterday afternoon under circumstances
surrounded by romance. Several weeks
ago DR.. W. F. Besancny, q young physi-
clan haiIing from Jamestown, Miss. Of
fered his services to Medical Director
Mitchell. His credentials were perfect,
and coming at a time when physicians
were most needed, were readily accepted.
Just a.. all the preliminaries had been set
tied satisfactorily, q messenger entered the
once in great haste in search Of a pbysi-
elan TO attend Miss D. P. Rutter. a young
lady who hAd been stricken with the fever,
at her residence on Adams street. Dr..
Mitchell turned to the gallant young ply
sician md remarked that he could imme-
diately be placed on duty il he felt SO dis
posed. DR.. Besancny INTERESTINGLY &C.
cepted the call, and at once accompanied
the messenger to the young lady.s resi-
dence, where he found her PROSTATE with
= bad case of the fever.
1t Is unnecessary to go through the de-
tails Of the lingering illness, but only to
say that the young doctors attention was
close and faithful, finally resulting in the
young lady's recovery. Soon afterwards
the doctor was stricken down. True to
the instincts Of her womanly nature,
doubly intensified by her self-acknowledged
Indebtedness to him for having saved her
life, she went to his bedside and there re-
mained. giving such attention as only a
woman can bestow Upon the sick, until the
glad tidings was announced that he had
passed the crisis and bid fair to recover.
He passed through the tedious hours Of
convslescence until entirely recovered.
Nothing more was known or thought Of
the matter by the few intimates or friends
Of the young lady until yesterday after
noon, when the doctor, accompanied by
Esquire Quigley and o few friends. drove
up TO the residence. and in less time than
Il takes US to write this paragraph, the two
were joined together in the holy bonds Of
wodlock. Such union, coHsummated I'M
der such circumstances, cannot fail to
abound with happiness, and, being some
what superstitious ~oursclf, we know Of
good luck.
The Lead Market.
A New York exchange has the following
regarding tho lead market: 1.-THE sales
have been only in . small way. at a-60c.. at
which price holders are Arm at the close,
while buyers are not anxious N pnrchase
1t that figure. Stocks continue TO accum.
ulate, and on spot amount to about 5000
tons, while to arrive by water. during the
next thirty days, there are about 800 tons
due. A statistical position is being estab-
tshed that will very probably result al
some later date in lower prices than have
htely ruled.
Tho San Francisco Commercial Herald
Of October 18th reports the following ship
ments by the Granada, Wis Panama, to
New York: Base bullion, 125, 1853 lbs. and
pig lead. 400. 900 lbs.
The exports Of lead from January lat Ia
- September 30th, from Great Britain 10
China, amounted to 10,999 tons, as against
Sass tons for the like period Of 1877. The
exports 70 Japan for the same periods we're
1,43& and 654 tons respectively.
yiviGn, Young 4 Bond. Of London, un-
~ dAte o. October 1th. say Of lead
Lad has again declined about Is. Cd.
~ nm during the past month. English
sotd do.n TO SIS i7s. Cd. for good. ordi-
s.ry shippiag brands. and soft spanish To