The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-02
%FAULSTlCn.y 'yrY.
The Sensation After u DAYS Reflection
aud Investigation.
THE LATEST FAC. DEVELOPED.
The Young Lady's Remains Lying In state
NJ the Undertake nwI l'gcri'ing
Plying A~itentiHu-rhs Young
Man osiC,lN buried,

Not moro drcarily have the clouds
draped our thirsty city with promise
unfulhlled than have the vapors OF int
peno'rablo mystery e~nshroudod the
/ piteous deaths of the two young lovers
whose tragic ends have so lately
sounded the very depths Of human
sympathyl Young, loving and, save Ia
! themselves, strangers In the land, they
drew the inspiration of impetu0uS love,
enacted their tragedy unscon by mortal
eye aud rushed into the presence Of their
God, The agoniZlng spectacle OF their
tragic love drama has been enacted In
our midst and none may tell tho hour,
the why or the mysterious agencies that
| closed the pathway OF moadowy youth
in the beotlc-browcd clitr Of death.
our people were rudely shocked, and
the event was the topic OF sundays con-
YersatiOnal conjecture. Was II n caseot
Paul and Virginia tender melancholy,
a reproduction OF classic, Aheiard ana
Eloise, or was tho dual denth-sceno u
| photograph of the refined barbarism of
lothian, and the realization of hor-
| rors depicted In sensational iictiOns, and
too often In the actual barbNritics OF ir-
rational love and hate? There were
some who were confident that the young
German. from jealousy or other diaboIi-
cal feeling, murdered his sweetheart
80 az c"rn"i,v 81 nfteu enacted of int.
vc,rs 70 sunport their views,
3Srm,on,. Of PIN ronsidcrohlc
wwsiyht yycre advanced, and
sunmorizod were about these:
There is not sufficient cause, they say,
in the mere fact oil parental objection Ia
institv such DESPERATE proceedings,
IhcrSS IL ahsrnc" OF cruse for making n
iirn and do,th issI,r slmplv for the rGa-
.nn tGat son ono sideohicct. Again
hoL shn ioon a willing victim 10 such
aa'i l. - tho ,yaynnn vyoirId have bcru
,I,rnI .n moan ns ~ have Icr, "a ppwdcr
,,,rn ,hi"h was unt the case, Tine lc,-
,nr InrInr,f,rv oT their lulpn;iou to he
,,,,i,oJ In Iou,I wts ON bis ucrsop and
49, III Lrm I.Vyri,n F1nlsrigb vas d.
,,,rata onJ 'ut cf moorv. whilst Fanny
las "nnIv nrny;dal fgr. She Mad hpriI
...,,nl r., ,r.ft1,, nri Lnr ni.nrurr
Iii MI roli.o surb violence uf Grief as ia.
.,,,n .ui.f.ia mo-, r8nIl gba
80 L,,al F,uIst'rh y'th surh ardu,
,n bgvc ,inilad he. III,
y, him rather ir.u d.,ny n marriage.
r., ii,i,,.. t.,.r mn Gov, nil IN nor bn..g
d, ," ,ni m, ,.r Of ,nr,r Grn"rtUrr
r.',, H., L,rri rho .vCmirr Iglprr tho
,.Lt..,. Ifi moi ,rr.,g. u,.fu NOM
d. -, .,,r E,,rr. .trsrysiri. shaved
,I,''n| a ,,,r"I,ur iii. yirw) that no
g., En.i',1 r1nIH Lr,r brgn enter
-" Wv. 70, - ,,,t..t 81 the ~olirunyiu,
'',,'g" "' wa. dns-h.
nr M n5h%I hand il ia coptonJcd that
hor last hone h"d d"p,rtad-lhat her
iiC. i'I hoi,n unr"Lie orr,nrdirn To- his
49, tn ,m5,,,, Irr and Iifa n homeless
v'o.t1' sh" rgr|aj NOT To funct the stor-
~. So, unon whose shores she had once
ny He" r l'I"lW n,r,ndri.
"G HI - r.ito,H rsct j. urrod that tbo cart
.,5in.oo , iIiStr'ti iiie5 her. had iudentatjons
IiuSu mn, ,h,t h, nnnn ~ n,nr" nnsIIrcrssfui
LON ti SS. INV ncon n,sdn to xiii her be-
,wcnn Wien efforts she could have
s"oom NJ oyrov ny str,rrlcd in such
noannnr os r. have left evidence of her
miIinT M f,ct oftbaa ,namorandum Of
,tnnt in bainr SIGNED nv Faulstitch in
tisc nwn ~ cb,rns raphv' her name, AS well