Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30

OF II Go
Eyes. l am in love with a
woman l met at tho Hotel de
Vile l never saw anything like
her-beuufiful, tall. fascinating
eyes, and something superb
ell her motions, which fes the
senses while at the same time ii
inspires respect. Iu fine, she is
a marvel"
''Of course this marvel Is az
unmarried Iad,?'
"No; she Is married, aud liv
with her husband in Now Oh
leans"
''But, then--if she is married.
sob, that's No matter.
"Whatl that no obstacl. p
81 reckon upon transferring her
husband to "a lunalic asylnm us a
mailman. A. soon a. his insau-
lty i, proved by decree Of court,
his W fe wi sue out a divorce,
apd then | sh.ll marry her. L,
he prepared for the happy event
| have filled portion OF my trns k
With presents for my future
wife
Really that is an excellent
idea, aud it proves you posses,
most fruitful Imagination"
Love makes men ingenious.
And / do SO adore her; she is 70
beautiful! Come down inio NY
cabin and let me read you some
OF the l.tters she has wiitIen me.
You viii see hoy eleg .ut sni Iin-
passioned Is her style. lis III !
loise born u Creole. That is In
doleuce eilied To the most exalted
o ntiments.
"You are very happy man"
"lndet i l am u very. very hap
py man"
/ wished to remain on deck.
having great weed Of breathing
fresh air; but NJ. x insisted ~ |
much and 20 earnestly was
Obliged to yield When NJ X-l
saw there were several beds i'll his
cabin he became furious
He said: This is horrible. Il
have betn swIudlsd. Whal! |
have paid four hundred aud eighty |
dollar~, and ] shall not be alone
in my cabInl And, pray. who Is
goirg to sleep with m.y"
Tue butle- replied: "An Eng |
lishnnn, sir
San Ensiishman! And why
do you stick an Euplisliman GU
me? l. it because | cannot speak
Epglilb b? No | have never sept |
with an EnslIshman, aud [ lever
will sleep with an Engi-hman."
The captain was summoned.
When N. x was convinced he
could not have cabin enlireiy TO
himself, he begged me TO take the
En- yiisDmsns place. The latter
consented to this charge Of cab
ins. ] became III. Ks ship
mate. He made me read two or
three letters OF his beautiful Gre
Gle every dey. lie had at least ,
forty Of them.
/ had been some months in
America. when, aftor landing in
New Orleans, met n. x. He
said to me; "Well, it was per-
fectly successful.
Il? What"
"Why. my scheme. I had The
husband sstt TO nn insane asy Inn.
the divorce was dscreed, aid /
married tho wife"
NJ. x spoke with perfect
seriousness. l was full Of horror
to think If so monslrous an act
/ said 10 hun; You have resorted
10 abominable lueans 10 satisfy
your love. Have you no re-
morstY
mo, have no remorse, but /
have sems regret at having sue
ceedeu 50 vel, II 1t were not
,nnoh more difficult to get "a sane
man out Of q mad-house than to
send him there. TO declare a d :
yorce null than 10 dissolve a mar-
rage, and if it wa. not impossible
t. y rsuaJe an ubmariie led hush ,ud
to Iemarry his old wife, loi &, long
ago the poor husband would have
resnmtd his original position aud
/ mine"
"Has not your marriage proved
a happy opt|
"Aias! l have discovered too
lite that happiness l. not 10 Q
found in THE world, either in the
new or old world,
The fascinating Creole who
b. 1, wgh so much alacriiv, taken
meAsutes 10 get her fist b isbind
al idged u ,unaiic, inhde her set
oni so unhappy y by her incess,nt
wuims and cnrrIces that NJ. IL
became reall, crazy. He was car.
rlsd to an in aue asy lum upon
q od ground O., leasJn. and le