Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-02
q Story Of True Love.

mddle-aged couple residing in Ches-
apeake CITY, Nd They are the parents
of an eighteen-y year-old daughter, who
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Sa--sM denee in her native town She had a
lover, as most girls have-a young man
named James A. Barwick, who follows
the avocation of a carpenter. The girl
was deeply devoted to her young man,
and the latter recprocated her affection
The course of such true love is fated
never to run serenely. On last Sunday
night Jim and Henrietta were swinging
on the back gate in true lovers style,
when the doctor opened the door and
called outfo Henrietta it was time to
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of the pair continued. Once again the
doctor called and sternly ordered the
maid to retire. She then informed Jim
she could not live such a life any longer,
Gl4 and Offered to Hy with him far from
friends and home, and with. him be at
rest Jim was to leave next day for
Baltimore, where he was to obtain
work and he offered to take her with
him, and be married in Baltimore. She
ioyfully consented and the elopement
.-a was planned. The next night the couple
S~ss@ left and came to Baltimore. and stopped
a day at Luck Hotel. On Tuesday
Jim and his companion went to Bowie.
Prince Georges County, where he had
work at bridge building. The parents
of the girl at once began to search for
the runaways The father of Jim knew
where he had taken the girl, and told
them. That settledgits the old people
AAsepacka npyand with grip sack in hand,
came On to this city. They arrived yes
terday morning, and soon ascertained
IL, tod
They went to Bowie, where they dis
covered their daughter domiciled in
clearinghouse. She refused to come
.nssae,g until i'm returned from his work, about
two miles away. Word was sent to jim,
and he soon appeared. The whole party
then returned to this city. But nothing
could be done with the girl; she refused
to 90 home and would not leave her
swain. To settle the mattersone way or
the other the father called upon Police
man Rhinehardt who brought them all
to the Central police station Here they
were in a quandary. The parents did
not want to lay any charge against their
daughter; only wanted her to return
home with them, but this she would not
do. She said she wanted jim. '+ f-
The parents finally charged their
daughter with being incorrgible and
she was ordered to be taken upstairs.
- =. said...i he affettionatelsS parted with
her. ''Cheer up, Elite, and everything
will be all right Twill stick to YOU
Jim here offered to marry her at once
and have, the thing settled, but, the
parents would not consent. They
wanted the girl to return with them
and said if She would she could then
marry Jim. Neither side would give
in and Ettie went up stairs. A charge
then preferred against Jim of hav-
ing enticed the girl away from home
and two policemen searched him for his
revolver, which the girls mother de
clared he had about him, They could
mot find III howtSer. after "a sdiHgents
search. : The charge was wthdrawn
afterward and he was released. jim
few minutes later, while in company
~ with the A1aericqH reporter. pulled the
revolver from under his hat and laugh
ngly displayed it. He was much
tickled at the trick he had played on
the watchful guardians of the peace.
Finally. the parents of the girl agreed
to the marriage taking place in the city,
provided the girl would accompany
them shome and remain there Jim
agreed tie this, and at once went TO
fetch minister and the license. He
returned with both, and the charge of
ncorrigbe having been withdrawn by
.tss her parents. the marriage ceremony
was Ill OrueT. III was desired by all
parties concerned to haze the ceremony
in the station. The officials at the sta
ton, however, would not hear Of such a
srs-eg thing and hurried them outside The
City Hall, however. offered friendly
shelter and the party ,proceeeed itoythe
rotunda of the spacious building, just
beneath the timekeeper sold Sam
Here, in quiet nook. the pair Joined
hands and Rev. E. E. Shipley pro-
nounced them man and wife. The
Amertcdn representative was the first
to congratulate the newly y-married pair.
Directly after the ceremony the parents
and the bride and groom left for Light
street wharf, where all except the groom
left for Chesapeake City by the boat.
rEs ri The;groom will; at once set about secnr-.
( Z ing accommodations TOR the wife near
his work and will bring her on when he
has done So nicely ended love
s'i episode which might have blighted two
young and loving hearts if another
course had eheen taken - R1IfjYDore