The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
ROMANCE OF A DISASTER.
4 Woman's Pretty Picture Of the
Couple Who Were Killed at
6puyten Duyvil.

1
! On Thursday evening Mt eight o'clock
the train from Boston win the Fitchburg
railroad, passing through the HMsac
tunnel, stopped Just beyond ut North
Adams. when the writer, almost the
sole occ.lrnnt Of the rscl Ks~etlalc,
from the train, escorted 10y the polite
conductor, to take Il solitary ''live min
utes'" supper. 4 great rOM,lOtiOn
was observed In the station and the girl
behind the lunch counter hastentd t"
tell the conductor that wedding party
! was about to take the train. With true
feminine ,ri.x.i,y We burned our mouth
with cup o. bitter. l"liinx tea. and r.
turned in haste IT, the coach jus: III time
to see enter II pretty, hi,I>limy ~ i.le of
| nineteen, followed by her handsome
young l,,:s's.,.d, who did not look to /"
| over twenty. After Them came 3 stout.
! gray-ll,;r>.l senior. who. as the O:!iriat-
ing Clergyman, evidently; deemed his
duty u"; complete until he In seen his
yM,n. charges safely started on their
! w,sl,lin" tourney. Er was in danger ~!
being tr.n,p!ei upon Ivy Il gay crowd of
fine young fellows 1T Ills heels. whose
OverrU,tS did not conceal their satin
the li>hers AMI iMst men. Dr,N,~itin-
their S:,tcilc.s and ba:sS--O: ull,;,i>!aka-
bic ncwne~s--.hc bride nestled into II
corner, loosc,lcd her s<al-Skin, studied
her bridal bouquet, and then, tnssin::
! hack her feathers. cxc'ai:.tN with Il
sigh Ot sa,i~tur;;On: ''Didnt ii so OIL
iM.,utiitiliy"
l'l,r clergyman. smiling upon her
'"ui&rantiy, said. Eyes. h'n that's
what they all say. my dear"
&, Know i.'S AN ul: sorry to YOU. SIR,
iH:l we've never !.r.n married Before.
have w." itDxin: nis>'iii.'v"u$ly from
t;,n.1l!;, her i.iu,,.ir :,:HIts ut her hll>-
lx:iul.
"N".' s:i'; til: y,un" fellow. laugh
in:ly, II iv;!rvr not.
And 10 l'.i!A IT Ill i!..'sr lovely
presents: i've "n"i: I, ~ iii: c;:s ;:UI>c.'
SIZE said.
But n:w the whistle proclaimed tina:
Il" liz. minutes at Merlin Adams had
pissed. Tho Clergyman ki>;...i the bride,
::i:,>i..si Il !:ln: a.: each. ami with y
Hearty ''liapp: Journey. my ';.arS,' ,lc-
pared prc.ii,ilaic'.. ~ ii,:.r.im slow
IL moved o..t Of the d.l'",. II i",:'l chorus
" - ;sai,. 'r,l, rah!' sounded clear
;i,,vc Tic Gin OF tn, engine. and was
r:~>ir':nl.,l I" il, Kind ;,y ;hr tive noisy
young yen.!. Hicm IL the next section.
The bride ,n..u,i vu; az tlr. window u,!-
til the cheers had Su!~:ur.l. and then
turning, exclaimed low lovely Of
them to come tU the station, an,! give us
such u .Orit,.s> Scndo.;.'
We ~I,a'! H. ,xv.iol,;'d for sIvin.: ni,-
:.crv>s: Til. part; snc i!i:"r":'tc'!iy when
w. explain thai, sine. i...v;n.: i;''~,On 1T
: y. n,., We had h",n 'irpr,n;.ni upon
the attentive conductor .,r S'";ty, who,
| II few moments before, had lett us in II
state ri cold terrier alter :, recital q: Il hair
hvc::dt;, escape f,m, y recent railroad
accident, closing. his tale with he cheer
| Ing admission that he never allowed
himself IL think W tl..,I. Had it not
been lnr the presence. ct the II. d., ""
sl.u,s:; have in ,tan:lS decided that this
wa. !, ,;:-,t a. c!olni,n'nl. or t;,c bach
, cior friends Of the i,ri.,;::l,";m We're 50
young, an.! their conversation showed
linen. IL I've ;,l,;,!":, "I :.s'lir college. So
cictv, wi:..>,' in.dy they *!r';t.l. Our
fancy WAS please i,y the tone oi ri,iOll-
>tr,l,c.. :,s~;,me.i ,U,v.!u t!,rn hy th,
tho ntw-l;H'i>' ';'n"ii,i, WHO WAS the
, h;,,l oi all ti:,ir jokes. aii.! WIS not al
luw..i tU,nj"y Ills Wi:t':; '"istv during
IT," ncir> r,.:r to Troy, each a. thr
Others in turn cA,;n,rI her attention.
y wa> cyi'lrn! t;:", :anil:.i:n had
:lowc.: III The W.:!iin:: ic,H ,:n'l. wi.i'h,
i: moi to-" :r''!r enjoyed. had >i,!ii'i,M.
Is cm!ivcn..i t.:cin and lH~rHei their
tonu,t.::. \: ont. time Il let was pro-
posed, The amount t., j." paid in candy
to the i,i',c. liz til, !iy!,, al >,;!-,'l.i.!lt
event, We can bat N,ii!,r WHY every
incident connected viii, tbs ,:,:;y i'm
pressed Itself 80 :n!,''i.'y up"n our
u,i:,;. E," o, tive You'll: f..,i"w, i""%:,"(
- hw ni:cwtrl I" ,"v;' INFO The l"'':,l
w!.ic:, lie hii'lr..r,,:i.. w,;, ri, his
W:,.., chain.
"cun J.: t.:.rn $780," sail tx. y,'ta..
;.u>,.an., lo"i;i,,y ever tn. in'.'!> -. the
seat at his VIE. STE smiled :>:'.'n..
Wirn. u.s,n opening il, lhr ,uri"lI:
yo.,::~>'rr isn.:,i up rr:,.i>!,ly N.~,'
>:'i'' III, l:r"''! owner. ~ i; n! WIG
my :iri:'
A. The train mur.-i Troy tx" whole
party prepared I" quit ia" ",r, "nd
y'""i-i,yH "; r. "X...:,n..;: a,nu.. them.
"N"ii *',rtl; $50 .,"u in .IUn".' sail
one. addressing. himself I" the happy
lHir.
"rh. y">; I'll com" down *:.I bring
my wi:..'
=
as sac lr:.>>.i on; Of ~ c.;r with the
crowd o. attendants. an'. So .cti,,td
conscious; .. ctr Interest. ia, as sac dis
appeared from view Size turned ANA
-m,ile;i lack at It's. This WAS :m ::I~;
wc saw ,.'tii:, unusually H!li:,ri.. AMI
Iicrry W:'l,iin party. Tor now quiet was
again r.":;nr.ri IT, t:.. :>!ur,;".:,,,> shades
Of the jin>Vl:lc. But yesterday I,i"r,,-
ing &'!an,'inr y! the le;.'!.ilIs"; q" the tel
cgnph dispatches. u l,nvr": seized u, on
r..ulin.. the following:
"TraSic Fate Of Il fn,';.y CMj.lr On
T:.cir Wul';in. T":r." "ui anon" tim
list -! tEos,. rna*!u! ;i!iE: in li,,. abroad
accid"h: near S.ny,:n !,uyvi' june
ton: Park Ea!cnt inc O BENNINGTON,
VT, aged twcnty-'n,', an! wiir, aged
nimeicrm." with The following .xp!ana-
ticn: ''Ea!.i!.i was y nephew nf
Tr,n"r ". Park, am. was III business
with his ,atlicr, on" Of tn: Wruitli..>t
citizens Oi Southern Vermont. Ills
wife WAS Nil: (;uy;or'!"t North Adams.