Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-29

not go before 1 am married;n he
said, "tbat is all right, if you will
go then;n he left; I did not sleep
any more that night; I was crying
all night; they sent breakfast to me
but could not eat because 1 felt
sick and was so overcome with my
feelings; at 1:30 p. NJ. Reynolds
came with the hack; he said,
"Forster sent me for you;" 1 said.
~ won't go until 1 see Forster;n
then Reynolds went away; this
conversation occurred at the door,
he on the porch, in my room; the
girl came in the room to do her
room work; she asked me what the
matter was; / told her 1 felt so sad;
then L began to explain to her the
circumstances; she advised me not
to go to Tucson before I
had married Mr.. Forster;
Forster did IAt come hack on
Sunday; Monday morning at six
O'clock; 1 went home to my moth
er's home; L walked there;
Knocked at the door; my sister
opened it and she asked me, "are
you married?" Isaid, "No, but l
expect to be to-day" then went
to my mothers room, where she
was in bed; as soon as she saw me
she commenced to cry; 1 then told
her, "Mother, it is your own fault,
because 1 knew you did not want
me to marry Mr.. Forster, and 80 I
went away with him. She said,
"are you married?" 1 said, "no."
Then she said, "If you are not
married to-day 1 don't want to see
you any more" Then / told her
THAT is all right, I want you to
lend me one of the little boys to go
and get a hack" She said call
right" The little boy got me
hack; This was about 10 or IL
o'clock when 1 sent for the hack;
1 went with my brother in the
hack to the Cosmopolitan Hotel
and asked for Forster; they said he
was not there, but informed me he
was ut the race track; drove there
and saw him; he said, "What is
the matter with you? What are
you doing here?' Then told him,
II want you to marry me;" then
he told me, "All right. I will mar
ry, but you go right now back to
the same place aud I will be there
at G O'clock" Tnen [ drove back
and stopped at Mr.. Tratford's Office
and told him Forster had told me
he was going to marry me. Mr..
Trafford said, "Have you any let
ters from Forster?" ! said, "Yes,"
aud then sent my brother for
them, and gave them to Trafford
and went hack to mother. This
was about 1;30 p. M; told the
hackman to come back at 3
O'Clock; my mother asked me
again if was going to be married,
l said, "yes, at 6 O'clock" Ats
O'Clock the hnckmau came and
took me to the Moiso House;
Forster came at 6 o'clock aud
asked why | had been at Trafford's;
[ told him went there because be
was our friend; he showed me a
letter with Tratford's name to it;
he laughed, saying, III don't know
what you want to do to
me-" l said "I don't want
to do any thing to your
he then told NEIL have business ~
aud went away. saying, as he left,
"Wait for me, am going to bring
some one to marry US tonight;
then he came back at 10 or Ii
O'Clock Monday night; / told him,
"Mr. Forster, what are you doing
with mes" He said, "That is ali
right, could not find anybody, i.
will be the Same tomorrow" he
asked me- to go to bed with him; ]
told him "No, ! will mott" he I'M
dressed and went to bed; L was sit
ting in the chair crying all this
time; he then told me, "Don't cry,
| will marry you Tomorrow" he
tried to embrace and kiss me; 1
told him ! would bave nothing to
do with him; L sat up all night, |
did not go to bed; he went away at
g O'Clock; he said. II am going to
send hack at IL O'clock, and then
you so to Traffori'a office and
Will meet you there to marry you"
| went there, l did no see him and
went home; my mother then asked
me If was married; said 10, and
thought l would 60 crazy 1 felt
SO bad nay mother made me no an
ever and turned away; L saw my
sister. but she did not speak. to nle;
1 then went to Traffjrdis office; |
told him l wanted him to come to
our house at IL O'Clock; be came; |
then said, "Wnat an going to do,
l now know Mr.. Forster is not go-
ing to marry nes lie then told me,
II am, going to give you my ad-
ulee; go to Forster and tel! him he
must marry you, that yoa are will
ling to go to- Ei Monte or any place
to marry you;" / told Trafford,
"Fhat Is all right" then after he
Went away did not know what to
do; l was nearly crazy; / then went
to Commercial street at place l
don't know to buy pistol to Kill
myself; ] thea bought the pistol
and went home; after / got there 1
did not know how to use it, and
went back 10 the man from whom
| bought it to Learn how to use it,
he showed me how to use iti after
he showed me I went to the parlor
at our house TO kill myself, when
my sistc: came In the room and
said, "What is the matter, dear
sister," I said, "I am very sad and
only want to die;" then she told
me, "What can i DO fer you, Las
tenia2" Taen she told me she was
going to send boy Tor hack and