The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-14

tbe s..s renerter, noticing the couple,
A 1,.;.eG that the young lady wasla6oF-
:un ."ls.r some great mental sorrow.
1ne I io"Eed towards the coach fr0m
ne tic ladies had just Alighted and
*n| .a,.t Il VAS . private carriage. His
saw NC: NO., was aroused. He approached
coi cur ns';;;O,,sly interro9atcd the driver.
a.u Iii ,,pachman was very rettcent,
in S TO news-gatherer was about to give
Oh: =; I'D. Sa.,mir. when an idea struck him.
n.,. Il into execution at once by tell.
no H. .. old man that his interest I'm
nv ing . t..o ladies had been aroused from
t !n t."t ti,at he believed he saw . fami-
inc I'.. .s between himself and
Rem. II just arrived here the other
Ssy." said the reporter, ana nave ev-
Wv reason to believe that the elder lady
~ !, 4 very near relation oI NINE"
This had tine desired effect ana the
,oor old man unf0lded y story Of rO-
Nance. in real life that never occurs
. more, than once in century. 1t seems
,hst Miss - was visiting friends IN
In Francist,u during the winter Of 1875
p She met Lieutenant DanenhOwer,
'Tthe United States Navy, noble spec
;,,en If manhood. The Lieutenant was
.",tten with the fair daughter Of Los
An.ulrs. They met often and the ~
..,..I WINS soon evident in = desperate
, I've affair. But the old, old saying that
.n.. love never ran smooth was never
nv" "s're mainly illustrated than in this
".se For several months there was not
!, haupi.r ,s.ir in all San francisco.
TI;s earthly bliss could not last long,
however. THE Lieutenant was under
oniers 10 sail with the Inflated jean
4. the time drew near the sweet girl
crew sud and pensive, and 1t was COM
mon thing for her to meet her lover
with fearful eyes. She told him her
Gnrs. and pleaded with all the elMiuenee
"nly known to q lovely maiden, but her
lover had l,een ordered by iscOuntry to
IN To almost ccrtain death, and his hon
q would not permit him to break his
word. even for the leing he wOrshippetl.
The sad ,iay Of separation finally ar-
riyed and the two devoted lovers parted,
possibly never to meet again In this
world.
This is the sud- story told in brief by
the old csnchnIan, WHO related his tale
with tears in his eyes.
ives. .ir," said the old fellow, ''she
has larm different girl ever since.
They had only known one another
short time. hut l don't believe two peO-
ple ever Lowell ~ did this devoted couple.
Why, sir, her mother said that when
the Lieutenant came to bid her gOOd-by
it t0Ok two OC his brother officers to sep
aratc them when the moment OF parting
came. She tainted almost Us soon ~ he
was nut Of the house. When she rc-
vivesl she ordered carriage and imme-
dat. " repair, d to the G. III House. As
soOn W she arrived there she took u
stand where she had y good view Of the
t;ohlen Gate. Neither commands or
ruxing could move her until she was
satisfied the vessel had passed out to sea.
After returning to Los Angles she led
retinsl life, having been convinced from
the first that she would never see her
hver again. She has never failed to lie
IN orsler to rad the telegraph news.
has ever interested her. When she got
the Time. this morning and got the
news from the Jeanette you might
aaSe heard her screams mile of. The
whole family were in he'd at the time.
when they reached her she was In .
faint, and everybody thought she was
dead. But God was not kind enough
to put the poor girl out Of her misery.
me first thing she said was mamma,
take me to San Francisco ut once She
aont seem to know what she wants,
tut her mother would start for the spot
where the Jeanette was lost II her
daughter would ,,sk it,"
How old is sl,e::"'
she was nineteen last October, hut
10 h"k at her now you would think she
wss ut least thirty
The young lady is we'll known in this
r"y, and up t. within thu last two ycars
". was one Of the brightest and most beau
hu' q! the Los Angeles bellies. Her
na'''c l. suppressed fO, the present, and
'ef unfortunate love affair il known by
"9t lew, ~ the family has made every
tiSr t. keep it quiet.
r"r the sake vi the girl, ii for no 9TH
..:s y II is most devOutly hoped that
IN. I'M The their lns,t with the gallant Lieu
Wna,.t and his brother officers will be
ln's Is probably one Of the saGldlest
y, "rits that has ever been chronicle on
S t:e ii"i'ic coast. The young lady sad
history history Is Very similar to Lady Frank
" -" >: amt she will undoubtedly receive
s' ' sympathy from the feminine por-
Fm*. ~ >'
ue home Of the Vermont 1erinos.