The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1883-12-27
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fasecret eial zcircles IN
/ which zonhg ne, M Moved. Mr..
Rawle prida p1 beApg one {ot
| the bfnest MI l(e dim american
descend led af4sA ~ u Apatfician'
revolutionay4sp tgte1q liita1tAat gTaAd.
father was d sSiRn s0f t0Math hing of
that p sort, hil6 IL grand
father was,a Shie Ot IT, eystone
state. He hill Il pronat44n can
didate for th8 Attorney geneeAslip in
the last Pennsy - ee eteellop, and
is man of gre>t .n0ltuteAd the
widest social coenae11eps ~s--ssr
The present 4Nl& Fiji t0a0
wife. BY his firf lid tseslOse.
" lau2Eters, Wh9 lnb6FjtAd lndenoA.
dent fortunes frog lis nether hieh
gave them an incdl1e tlQaaly stat1st ~ 4
from IS, oooto sloHeo Il IS; a..s
and their stepmother have been slch
that they lave not spent much time ~
each. others society: p Tho lang hte!s
have. made their. home at 3oet fathers
place near this city, %s@ ".
One morning IN the last week 81 aeac-
tober Mr.. Rawle was in his fhftsdefphla
Law Office, when a card, was ilen1 bin.
. a
Rosseau, Pittsburg.
When tho owner. Of 3 the nan0i ms
usllered into, the dignitiel prSsance be
was asked to state his business,
g II called tossee you Mr.. Raw1e eald
tie visitor with, some slight kea6isiiQa,
"ahout rather delicate mAtter, xhich
does 1t G feet me alone, and conGeTn1flg
which am authorized to speak. I9Nhnt
10 marry your daughterE,
,sa .Whoj are yon. sir. that dare conc 10
me ii, this way?" he demanded.
"I am "a dentist BY profession. IF havts
q good practice and am earfin "a god
living: am amply able to scare for two
people. am thirty years. of age and
my home Is in Pittsburgh. l love your
daughter-">~ - ,.,'*''~' V
"This is 4 piece of, b]ankey: btinkeyts
banked ridiculous nonsense, sir.' j
..BuI We are engaged to be married.
and .'*t+s $3.50 :
''Get ont of. my Officer shouted Mr..
Rawle, fairy purple with rage.
Metaphorically, if not literally, kicked
out, the doctor from Pittsburgh took his
departure, with the fu,et remark: -*-1
I 'Eou will hear, from me again; sir"
The more Mr.. SRawle thought Of Ills
unweicome visitor and his audacious or.
rand 1.-the more uneasy he grew. He
hurried of and caught the next train 70,
New York. There is special station
for Ills country place. short distance
from Trenton. When he, reached his
suburban mansion lie asked for the
elder daughter, Miss Edith Kawle: re
was told she2had driven to Trenton; u
short time before with strange gentle.
man: In hot bssts he followed ta a
stepped from the train. which
was bound for Jersey City,
Dr.. Rosseau and Mr.. Rawle's daughter
,sprang on board. Mr.. Rawle saw them
too late to regain the train he had just
quilted, as DR.. Rosseru waved an: exas-
perating aGieu from tho platform. Mr..
RaWle followed the ftlgitives, and on
reac hing, New York at once employed
detectives to- track the dentist and his
daughter. The same evening one OF the
detectives reported that he had found
The runaway lovers at the st. Niche las.
Mr.. Rawle reached the caravansary and
nervously gl;.ncing down the last page
of arrivals read: .s.x.
CDR. l.. Godfrey Rosseau and wife,
He sent no his card to Mrs, Rossean.
After q short DELAY DR.. ROsSeau came