The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-28
DENVER DesDemoNA.
Elopement Of Romantic Young Society
Lady With a Negro.

Society circles in the extreme
eastern portion of Denver are at
present convulsed over a sensa-
tional case of miscegenation and
elopement, which occurred in the
city last Monday night. The
affair, with its sensational features,
leaked out yesterday and was i'm
parted in confidence to a News
reporter.
The parties to the elopement
are a very pretty white girl, the
daughter of j. d. Robinson, a
well-to-do stock grower, and a big
burly negro named Noah Davis,
whose hideousness is said to be a
thing of record.
Annie Robinson, the "heroine''
ofthe romantic affair, is a pretty
blonde, petite and of a most
charming disposition. She is an
only daughter and the idol of her
fathers heart. Her great beauty
and wonderful vivacity and intel
ligence gained for her a prominent
place in societyin which she NOV
ed, and everybody who isacquaint-
ed with the facts of her elope-
ment is grieved and saddened.
The facts relative to the elope-
ment, as learned by a News re-
porter, show how strong a mis-
guided love can be. Mr.. Robin
son is a rather extensive stock
grower, living in the north western
suburbs of the city in a pretty
villa. His house andits surround
ings are substantial and beautiful,
with every comfort to make them
enjoyable. Mr.. Robinson's family
consists of his wife and daughter
Annie. His business compels
him to be absent in other parts of
1.-THE state a good deal of the time,
and it was OH this account that
Mr.. Robinson employed Davis,
wishing to have a trustworthy
man to protect his family in his
absence. The negro has been
living with him ever since he took
~ a vaar 100 o,,d drr;nn an H.
10 he - 90 ea;t1fni 81
MI. Robinson placed implicit con-
fidence and trust in him. Davis
duties around the house constant
Iv tbrayy him in tho WOW of pra+ty
NI;ss Roh;rson omd b;s
elonemont the wotcbf,l naronts
had no reason ~ ansnoct +ba int;
mocv which raaIIv eyisted hotwaan
tbe 9a;r Miss Bobinson VIC r.
ohont 10 yoors IF ano rot,rua5
about Year 400 from a femoia
collage IN the eost and hos ayar
s;nce neon iiv;n@ Nth ber norents
On her arrival in Denver sba
launched info society and vas
soon the recooni2ed belle IF tbe
circles in which she moved She
had suffers without nnmber and
among them is a certain yonna
1nwver whose sn;t sbe saenfed t6
favor most and II ia wbisnered
that she even bacame his fancee'
This vonng man ia almost mos.
trated nv Miss Robinson's basty
stem. bnt he savs he will recover
her ifit is moi Zoo late from +ba
hands of tbe bideoms negro and
marry her vet
All went we'll Of tbe Robinson
home until MONDAY evening when
the absence nj tbe dangbteS Of the
household was frat discoverad
Miss Robinson had left her home
in the afternoon 70 visit the resi-
dance of a friend and on nortina
with her mother lid her GOOD byes
The fond mother did not toresee
tbe horrible meaning of tbese
words and beI;evinS that her
child was simnlv go;nS on q visit
to n friend, did moi nav much at.
tention TO her. The afternoon
passed and evening arrived II
was not until then that Mrs, Rob
inson began to feel anxious for
her DAUGHTER. Bnt consolino her
selfyyit5 the idea that the o;rl was
ENJOYING herself she did not al.
low her anxiety 70 bother her verv
much until Q q, clock arrived and
then the mother beoah 70 fear for