Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1882-05-13

rather humely looking wom N. hA,lin.
from the in.er,yr 0. Illinois. who WAS en-
thu si"s,ic in advocating her religious opi,-
Ions and who belonged - TIA, sec, known
In the dictionary Of religion as the La,tes
Day Saints. arrived a, the Union depot
recently in all her ms,denly lovelinca.
en- route tor Eureka Springs Arkansas As
she found it necessary TO wal. at the depot
Tor the out bound evening train on the San
Francisco raad, time hung heavily on her
haads and prompted her 10 institute .
search for Mormon eldct of this city.
with whom she is we'll acquainted Vita
this object IN view. she walked up 10 Po-
lice Officer Wall and asked him whether
/ he was one .of them. (
One Of wna,f" inquired Wall looking
somewhat astonishei.
"Why. q latter Day Saint: Of course,'
she replei
lhe gallant officer said that he WAS one
o. them before he was married. bu, since
ne had found a wife he thought it best to
r"nounce the faith. Although DO, SAINT,
no agreed h iinl man who bel onycd 10
The sect. lie accordingiy iiIped his ha,
70 The lady and disappeared through the
crowd near the main entrance in search OF
one of his friends. Presently. after search
ing Tor some tEc, he found John Eberle,
me iand agent OF the Iron Mountain road
Without ceremony he requested Eoerlc -
accompany hlm 10 the ladies' waiting
ON, ~ there was a lady there anxious 10
see Inn Immediately. The unsaispectilg
land agent went with the officer IN hot
haste TO the waiting room, where he wA
introduced 10 Mrs. Hubbard (tha, was her
namc) as Brothsr Eberle. Latter Day
SAINT. This announcement over Dyed the
woman u such a degree that she spiang
from her seat. threw her arms abou, Eber-
les neck and planted several convulsive
kisses upon his left check, excla,ming q,
4 she did so:
"On, how il gra.liies me 10 NEE, 4
brother here in this city,"
or course Eberle wss astonishcd al4nos,
) out OF his boots, AID mortified. terribly, q.
the waiting room was filled with people.
de hardly knew what course TO pursue sl
first, whether 10 ty into a passion or carry
the joke still farther. After q moment,
reflection he finally concluded TO pursue tn,
} latter course, and asked the woman whe,h
! er she knew any other saints
: Yes was her reply. II do; know
| VIC clGCt Vi Ouf CuuTCD III luis CITY. all
} would like - see him ever 30 much"
. Eoerlc tod her TO accompany him ant
G he would take her TO the office OF the ma.
r she deGlred 10 meet, which WAS located di
q rcctly across the street from the depot. II
took her into Scalper Glrvey's Office Ant
d intro 1uced her to Mr.. Garvey. after bein,
+ assured that tina; gentleman was a L,tte
j Day Saint. This was no sooner done ,hsl
E She pounccd upon Garvey. embrace him
kissed him, and waited him about tn
c room in an extraordinary manner.
GIyey IN the midst OF his bcwildcr men
: wanted t" know what in the name Of CO IA
, mon sense she was trying 10 do.
why. aren't you Latter Day anti
u she inquired, with q blank expressirn o
}" astonishment Illuminating her wrinkles
z countenance.
C No, not by considerable Odds" reptile
G,rvsy. This is no church; it is a piac
e where tickets are bought and sold II
q vas about 70 tell her to clear out, who
| Eberle tipped HIM the wink, when he ,oi
the lady that there was Latter Day Sain'
. he believed, next door, in the hotel
compliance with a requcs. made by Ia
s lady, Garvcy took her into the Grand r.
( cihc Hotel and introduced ber To- Mr.. War
the proprietor. OF course she was delig.
c ted 10 see Brother Ward, and sprsng
d KIM ike Bengal tiger She clung to hin
j. like drowning man to a straw, and CAV
K him several affec.ionatc kisses. 40 earti
c quake, smallpox pa,len. frcsl from Il,
quarantine, or hurricane could not ha,
l. terrified Mr. Ward more thoroughly tbs
% this woman extraordiaary conduct. Whi
lis face was assuming various shades
Is color in rapid succession, Alternating b.
tween lobster red and oyster she'll whit
ID the ticket broker tippei him the w.ns. s,
;r was then introduced 70 Sir. Nldhol., ge,
eral foreman OF the [ Uoion Jcpo, -yars
sac terrified Nichols by carefsing him /
al anectionate manner, and caused hln
turn scsiiet 10 the roots Of his hair, wht
she tackled Officer Marsh, called hi
hro.her kissed him aud hung - bis nct
:, with great iena:.ty. The officer was owe
= come witt rage, and wanted 10 e1p-l l.,
=. by force from the ladies waiting room
:. He Vas prevented from carrying ol. b
: purposn, however, By the J,h.E men vi
% had oecn viciimzesI, VINO tod him iha.
- had oaly been fnaie the victim Il prac,
:. Cal JOKE. n winch they had 81 taken fe
-, shares et STOCK, The wonlsn lef. 70. 4.
rcka Springs on al out found tran Ia
ni.ht, but no, tlutsl s.c Lat made dec.
eli impression urDL the supposed La.
DAY 1.!.ais sAe ms, ii 81. LJL.s-
u InnAt. Power.