The New York herald., 1878-10-08
A Bogus Husband Baffled by Too
Much Admission.
HAP Ply REST RATION


acquaintance OF young man, who proposed marriage
10 the child and subsequently had ceremony per-
formed. with her consent, which seemed to make her
his wife.
"what his namo ?" the reporter aaked.
'Mr. Norris" the answer, with . strong en-
phass the Mr."
"But his Christian name-what thatin
81 don't know.''
MAKING SURE HER.
Miss Mile You nghouse's acquaintance with Norris
was kept up about two months, she always meet
Ing him in the street and only few minutes.
At last she told him she could meet him moro, as
she going home. Norris then proposed marriage.
s'What did he say about getting married ?" asked
Ihe reporter
.He said, 'we'l get married now and keep il
secret till you get older.'"
"Did you agree to this9"
eyes, when hc said wouldn't live togssner till
got old enough"
.'Did you think you would like to live with him
when you got old enoughP''
81 thought so then, but was sorry aterward.n
"Why did you marry him?"
"My only reason that was lonesome in the
convenL''
"what arrangements did you make for the we'd
ding2"
IL agreed to meet him ut Albany the next Sat-
urday and get married. When uncle and aunt went
to trade went with them, and while they
the store trading | said would take a little
walk. and then met Mr. Norris and got married.n
Where did you gop
al don't know, but he said it was minister'S.,'
"Who was present2n
"Nobody but the minister"
'Dd you make IA wedding tripS"
1--WE took little walk afterward, but had to walk
fast TO get back 10 tho store before Uncle Ed ietn
subsequently Norris wrote her Two letters, one Of
whcp she answered.; 0ut, returning TO her home q
Ezavii!e, sho beard nothing mere OF HIM about
month ago. But the cnds secret, auring the next
In Wag aA in hhr
and, although she rspentsd the act she spoke
of II to any one.
ter, who present the interview
ANOTHER ADAIRER.
In the meantime Miss M lille offered the attep-
lions OF young man OF ber age, Louis Myers Of
Glencoe Falls, aud believing that Norris, child
long time they have been engaged. Thoy wore to
have been married year ago, but the wedding was
postponed account OF the youth both parties
Finally the 10Th this month agreed upon as the
wedding day II was then that Norris reappearcd 70
ssWnat did Mr. Norris to stop tho wedding :" the
reporter inquired
'He wroic me letter"
SHOW was 1t addressedf"
''Miss Mile Younghouse, Clermont Columbia
"Bat you did not live at Clcrmont."
"No. but when went over to the store the Post
master gave me the letter Mr.. N orrs didn't know
.sWhat did he say in tho letter ?"
'"He SAID must not marry any ono olse or he would
Nv hat did he meant"
"He meant he would tell everybody In the place
that had married him"
"Wncre Is tho Ietter?"
al burnt It,"
Eyes, told him wanted him to leave mo; that
did not want 10 live with him.
NV nat did he do then."
"He wrote me two more letters, telling me was
his wiie ana must 1.-Two with him. He appointed
TO Rninebcck station. / did want TO 20 but l
..What did you say when you met him s''
Wa a. do nhn
bands.D
Miss Younghouse, after her fight from homc
traced far as RhncbccK, but here oil trace Of her
was lost lady saw her, or saw somebody who
tram, and subsequently, saw young man align. from
the up train ana meet her. THIS was on Saturday,
the 23th OF September.
'when you met Nsrris at Rhineb-ck what did you
s.we took the next train ior New York;
"D.d you talk about being married and living to-
..Noi iii we got almost 10 the city. Then asked
him whore he was gong TO takc me-"
avn did he sayf"
.sHe said ne was going to tako mo to- board, but
told him l would rather keep house; that married
people always kept house"
.'what did he sly then?"
''iic said he mad never been married-that It wasn't
minister who married us but this wouldn't mako
difference"
"what did you say to this?n
81 told hun II made a great difference to me.n
WONDERFUL this story rs all OF autic
lincs the most wonderful part OF is here to be mar
rated. Tne child who supposed she had married a
stranger when she was only fourteen years Of age
and VINO tor four years had been rcpentng
the childish freak, but who had submitted
to the command Of the man she believed
10 be her husband suddenly found herself o woman
when she learned that she had been cnsnarod and
entrappcc. Snc did cry aloud, Tor hcr prido was
greater than her grieI but tcling Norris 90 his
way ana sue would 20 hers. she lott him az tho
Grand Central D,poi.
al you dars TO follow me" she said al will ask q
policeman 10 arrest you
ASHAMED 90 HOME
Norris cndeavorei 10 sootno ana persuade her, but
bp ug rNpQf rom ner yur rutlgp
lett hcr alone N the great into wnlcn no had en-
saarcd her Feeling herself disgraced shc determined
never to return TO her home. and at started Tor
the West How she found the Erie Jerry sho does not
know, but she went 10 II the nisht OF her
arrival aud took the hrst Train. IL only carried
her TO Paterson, where she went to McKees
hotel To Mrs. mcKee she applied Tor advice In re-
gard 10 obtaining employment aud was rccomme nded
TO come to New York ana seek for IL here. But Mrs.
Mckee did not allow the poor girl TO seek Tor It un-
Heights with Mrs Annie Bush, nor neico, who resides
there. ON Monday morning Mss Milne Young
house sought for work and got IT, and IRON that time
until last saturday evening she was earning her own
hving
~ rot tho HERALD and read tho advertisements"
"wncrc did you nDd empioymcntY'
"A. Mycr y Johannson's No. a04 Broadway, coat
..Could you make good wagcsSn
II maue So more than my expenses"
"wherc a'd you i've while you wero employed IN
this ciiys"
Jersey City Heights alter my work was dnishcd.
afford ridc the street cars and II was
TOO Tar to walk, and SO went 10 the Chiidrcns Aid
Socety, IN 81. Marks place"
"WEy the Cbiidren's AID society ?"
'Becpuse | could DO protected there"
SHOW ala you know thaty"
al bought another HERALD and road about IT,"
"How long did you remain aL tho Chldron's Ala
Socety2r
II was ihcrc only one nj nignt--Tnursday. On Friday
nght went 10 rs Busns to get my valisc aud TOOK u
lost Marks place saturday morning. Then went
10 work, and alter my work went to tho Post Ohce
10 sc lctisr from my father. Not getting " won't
to Browns Hotel, III Broadway, TO sac himn
A FATHERS LOVE.
The rap,dny OF Saturdays events puzzled the ro-
porter Au explanation was asked, when u appeared
that MISS Willie IOun.h0uso had written to her pa
rcats te,iina tbeia sue was marrwd and would not
robc hoilr, bnt askng them To wrltc TO her at tho