The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-05-12
HAPPY SEQUEL
To Love Affair--Marriage OF All. Hur.
ley and Emma Saryey.

For some time past Mr.. AL Hurley, of
Moline. and Miss Emma Sarvey, of this
CITY,. have possessed burning love for
each other-a love that could only be as
suaged by the pronouncing of the we'd
ding bans. But an opposition beset their
path. which they found it difficult to sur
mount. The parents of the young lady
we're opposed to the match, and informed
their daughter that they had higher aims
for her. But she pouted, and said she
would have AL, whether or no, and all
powers on earth could not separate them.
And as the sequel will show Emma was
too much for her pa and ma
1t was on the 28th of April that the
first attempt was made to satiate their
consuming love. The lovers plot was as
follows: The brides to be was to 60 to
her place of employment (McCabe's
store) as usual at p. m, and later in the
afternoon she was to quit work
and meet her gallant in the neighborhood
OF the skating rink-the tryshng place Of
all love sick couples of this modern age
Then they were to get license and be
married in short order. But the old folks
tumbled to the racket. and the young
ladu'S eiSfar Woo cant affor hor with tb a
message that her mother was seriously
i'll, and that she should come home i'm
mediately. There was nothing for Emma
to do but quietly submit to the fates, and
she went home. Instead of finding her
mother sick, however, the good dame
was in passion, and she then and there
gave her giddy daughter a severe scold,
ing The would-be Benedict was APP,
prised of the fact that the game was up
for the present, at least, and he returned
to Moline sad and heavy of heart
But the young people did not despair,
nor the spark of love in the least dimin-
lsh. Al. renewed his protestations Of
love for the fair Emma who, in turn be-
slowed ravishing chances ON her faithful
lover Yesterday occurred the sequel te
this loving episode. AL. possessed him
self with marriage license, and as soor
as Judge Adams appeared, he performed
the marriage ceremony. Then in ordel
to make the ties more binding
they proceeded hand in hand to Moline
where the Catholic priest was hunted up
and had the ceremony again performed
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley, having braved tn,
breakers that tired TO forever separat,
them, will go TO housekeeping in Moline
where the groom runs the Daisy" switcl
engine. 1t is needless to say that h
thinks more of the last "daisey" he ha
captured than the one furnished him b,
the railroad company.
In view or obtaining the feeling of tn
young lady's parents in the matter, al
ARGUS reporter called on Mrs. Sarvey a
her home, 302 Twenty first street
this morning The lady's face wore tn
appearance of one who had undergone
severe shock and the traces of remors
and anger were plainly distinguish
BILE. To the reporter she SAT-
she was wholly ignorant of the fact
in the case, that the public knew NOR
about her daughters affairs than she
Her daughter had never made a conf
dent of her, and although she knew tina
her daughter at one time intended t
marry the man she did, she had since toll
her that the match was broken off, Mrs
Sarvey says that when her daughter wen
away yesterday morning she suspicione'
nothing, but thought she was going T.
work as usual. Mrs. Sarvey says she wi
never forgive her daughter as long a
there is breath in her body. She is moth
ing more TO her. She has made her bed
and may now lie in it.