The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-02-19
A ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.
Thrilling Incidents in the Court
snip of Two English
Lovers.

New Yolk World.
Mayor Z lson unite in marriage a
Young couple at the hall last Friday
afternoon whose romantic cour'sL p
,hus happily concluded, were dive 81
fed by number of thrilling inc,de'. Is
seldom occurring In rea lite.
The bride, Mss Maggie Whallie,
now Mrs. Charles Holl'ngsw"rth, a
beautiful blonde, lived in the tile
town OF Skiptnn, in Yorkshire. Eng.
land. Her father is a wealthy man
and proprietor of the Maitland house,
the largesr hotel in that place T zee
wear ago young H lliugswnrth, VINO
is at present o"ly % years Of asr, az
rived in the town rs secretary of the
passenger ag~nt of the Mid aud raIl-
road. He b,ard,d with a private
family NAMED Rose, and it was $50
lo"g before the d ughrer Of IN house.
Miss Fannie RISE, dark comriex
ioned, vIvacious young carl IF IS. f,-il
in love with tie handsome, dirk-
;u.e,i young boar er.
He lid not return ter passion, hut
loveiMiss Maggie Whaliie, who lad
neDn introduced la him nv Mss Fdn
nie herself. TIE young folks snon
came TO an understanding and Chsrl, :
gave his betrothrd 600 ali the an Icy
he bad fearful lest MIR. Whal.ie
would ohjrc, 10 a comparatively p or
sutton for his dau hier's hand ;hev
kept Their love ser.ei, bur il dir nog
escape Miss Fauri's jeal .us ewes.
She began Ia hare her gil trend.
and with her mother cousp.reI t. sep-
arate the yOung lovers lie iwo per
-oms spread rumors GerO .atorv {" ur.
Hnllng- wortls go vi name aud S.lw
% it thar ih.se ani-rs reached Mis-
Whallie's ears. I've high j: ted
Young sirl believed tie reports agi at
hariie's next visit pr ,ui ' broke ner
emyage"nent with him. Ia VAIN The
guu. = man he Jared nis innocence.
R-ude,sd de>p. rae by her refusal
O believe Inn. lie ,uden.y drew a re
volv.r, amt ieclaria z ~ would end
no h their liv,s, fred a her. + rtu-
nateiy the bullet miS-ei lis aim. TIE
next iu>tapt he placed he muzzie If
Weapon at his o~n breast. With a
shriek, Maggie spFaIg NJ him ard
wrenchei tn weapon from MS grasp
She could not Withstand TINS las,
proof o. her hero hed's fidelity. snd
the vruu- coupe became reconci.ed "u
the spot.
Mss Fannie thought OF another
means of reverge L. So WAY sh-
and Ter mn'hsr heard OF the shoot n
Incident They repeated IL to NJ.
Whalli- in Il greatly eXag :erated form
He forced cnnf-s.ian from hi.
Ian her Armed with this he az
u led To magistrate for warrant Cor
h. vcung mans arrest, ard MIR Hot
liugsworth was c st in jail on the
Charge of havinE attempted t. kin his
hetiothed. The utmcst ex -:trmenr
prevailed.
TIE on'v witness to the shooting was
the Young ,dy. >he h d been brought
intn court bv her father, anil b ID
promis q to give her testimony. A
few feet from her stood her Ioy,r I'm
the pr soner's dock. O. the fiort r-w
OF benches sat her rival AMI the latter's
m ther.
In low voice often broken with
emotion. she told TIVE story Of her love
and trials. She rclste1 how she was
made the victim of an cdious corsnira-
cv, IN which her tnrm-r friend Mrs.
RISE. and her own fa her hal jr'rnd.
She had consented To appear a. a wit
ness a. the only means she had Ia let
the truth he known.
Tie effect of these words was
The audience broke
forth in a wild burst of applIuSa aud
the ma gistrate ordered Young Hol ings
worlds honorable acquittal. A
triumphal recession was f.rmsd and
the young peOp.e were conducted out
of court
Fannie RISE and her mother re
tired IT, their home. The PEOPLE of
Skipton gavea banquet in h nor Of
the Youthful p';', Int in spite of all
the enthusiasm Nc. Whall;e refused 70
give his consent 70 marriage. He
kept his daughter close V guarded and
told the young man to 60 and seek
fortune before he could hope to be-
come his son in-law.
Charles accepted the challenge and
after having found occasion for
tender parting he set sail for this
For year he worked hard
in this CITY. Circumstances not
Dnlv favored him, but he also received