Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-03-02

ncrilcu MS g'anuuAushlcr, MISS DuDOsc,
because she married agIins, his will. Tel
me ths circumstances
1T is long story. 1t wouli read Ike d
romance if properly pictured. but don't
mind telling you, if you will be content with
facts minus the coloring.
Love Preferred to Wealth.
Miss Dubosc AMI Mr.. Colley were engaged
and the General objected Nov, Mr.. Colcy
is most worthy young man, against whose
moral character no charge can I've brought
He was clerk in one If tne stores in Wash
ington, and was not wealthy, bu to thit fact
Gen. Toombs did not object. The General.
you know, cares for Il long line of ancestors
and blood, and that sort of thing, which is
all right, suppose. \. any rate he did not
like the Coilcy family, and he urged his
grandchild TO give up the idea of marrying
MIR. Colley. She pleaded and lie remOu.
strated. lie threatened and she became de-
termined. Finally he told hsrthat in his will
he had bcqueathei her so 600, and spoke
of that to show the interest lac felt in her
She would not promise 10 give up Mr.. Collrv,
and finally Cen Toombs got oat the will
and showed her the paragraph where the
fortune was left to her. She was MT 10 be
moved. He offered TO make it $50, coo.
She said she would promise not to marry
Coley during TOomGs' lifeline. The Gen
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Gen Toombs told her that unless she prom
iscd not 10 marry Collcy he would have his
will changed, AM wouli MT leave her cent.
She replied that if she must choose between
the two She would be di.iuhcrltod. The
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