Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-01-23

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~sut o.. I. % ihrtr appeared in
.t..I ,n,ll ono. ,ouu. stranger.
,aI .p'--ri isdi.hri agreeable lIr
rl4,-.0"l h.m-.lfro be- mcmbor Of
one ,i i0, iaIr,.i banking aud mining
nnu. 10 th' Nr., aud w,- regarded
hric is nmn1 # rt.m wealth. some
cniiufr and the h".i social position.
The dur. IT the h".t snciot, were
thrown open tn him. aud the ir,dr cent
rinft ui uut h"au. was for the iinn,
eclii,.c h, this now luminar, l,ut. ,l
though like the sun. be- ~hnnc Tor all.
be -"nn singled out "thc one hirl
woman. nlnn whom ~ = focus hcI
oin,rnira'"l toe full force of hi- anrr.
ous nuinr She wa- one II the lntclir,
II Rochester beauties one uf The most
pupulpr ~ Rnchr.lrt. b,llr'.. and llu.
daurhtrr ~ One ui nur most wealth.
and r'sprcfri cltigen- pphor lncr-
had wnpri her in vain. hut in hlm. htr
the suu'l Wrr to her king. her whole
being h'rr.i into the hll fnNrr
~ lnvr beneath hl- h'amrug ttNs'
and shr turned her farr Ia M
and foilnNed him lnNalh. tru-tin. ,
followed him Ia the altar ald Ia II ul,p D,
herself the most sacred of al vows an
then. when the wedding cake htd been
eat aud her travelling dress donncl .h' {
81 4 good h,e Ia her parrnls md IN /
fn"ndi II her Youth to th" cd Z r. Z
ne which, she wi- leaving behind sni |
good h,e. good -hye. and si"pp,' |
into the carriage 10 follow him aero.
the hill. aud far away" nni all ~.
world o,cr, Il 80 he might will And %,
the carriage ROLLED over the gns->iuldcd
street toward tho Central nrpni. .hr
rested upon her husbands shoulder and
pictured to her-olf the new humc whittier
she WIS going pictured y proud old
place hy ih. Western sea. with is swish
81 fountains. aud iis lap Of lakes. and it,
towering trees. aud its sumpiunuS intcri.
or. ani lie grand. grand views overlook !
ing The spircs of san Francisco. and tho
winged argosle- ~ the nations NJ they
beat through the Golden Gate and the
hu here The carriage stopped. and her
husband getting out. assisted her tp
hlght They we're In front of small
eo'iag" IN the neighhorhood formerly
known NJ the Waksles farm. In the out
SKIRTS III the city and. placing his arm
gently around her. he led her To the
dsor why are vou stopping here.
trdrrirke she asked. In hcw ldrr-
Im"nt This my darling Is our future
home, - he rcplcd. ,rndcrly but trium-
phanilv. NJ he pushed the door open and
qAtaT.I A.. l.. L.. A III.
"frderick' re.,se.ri-c-k' What
do ton mean"
II mean, my sweet" drawing her
closer Ia him. and smiling happily NJ he
spoke. IN a soit voice II mean that I
am not banker that am not rich
iha, am not a Western man. nor
californian that
Sir colily. and drawing hsnghtily
from him
Hut that | am u cnachman"
~. Frederick. you dclicious old darl-
ing, tou and she rushed into his arms
Ssd buried her face on his shirt bosom.
laughing hNsierically for Joy.
Yes, nv dear ! am n coachman and
hste hcrn one ever since | have been
snsihing almost. You Sec felt long
ing inr love. fnr true. true love Many
rfuld aud wealthy maidcns smiled on
me. but feared that they cared not for
me hat for ~, position and ~ ] re-
solved 'o disguise my self ss rich swell
shd 10 seek some woman who would
love me fur ms self alone and not hccau~e
va. coarhman And now. my dear.
iha' has" ..'und her. | throw ofl all
sisgnisc snd am a cnachman once more
io'H ronchman aud YOURS only.
~ lrrd'trk ,on dear. dear old
ftrienck y 80 mobile hsw generous
fnn ar And to think thai ! cv,~
should l'r conckHan wife never.
never dared Ia dream - such happiness
Tor ponf hille NO. Rr-hrsf. r f'r,on
" c'.N. p rs hlfd on some ,,r,-
sn'' q" give up their pu.it"n where
th'l rln ram fhinwa aud settle dawn