Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-05
TAYLOR & BARR.
A SEASH0RE ROMANCE.
The History Lying Back OF a Pair OF
blue Eyes--An Episode OF Ere.
qnent Occurrence.
The Gushing Maiden aud tho Captivating
Foosman--Ths secret Marriage aud the
nRnishment OF the Young Husband,

The auahinH Maiden aud the Captivating
Fooiman-Ths secret Marriage aud the
banishment OF the Young Husband
Newport letter To New York Herald
lie was listening 20 the quick waits
thrown out IN torrent OF sound waves
by the orchestra when Joined him, and
we sat aud discussed terrestrial events on
the half-moon gallery Of the Casino The
latest society on dit, the clever playing oil
the Englishmen In tho international polo
game, the yachting gossip of the day, aud
various other subjects passed In review IL
the thread OF conversation, when, after a
moments pause, ho Remarked; "Thc
story In the Herald OF tho mysterious
woman In the cab on Bellevue avenue who
tried 10 get note 10 n gentleman made
me think OF the various episodes occur
ring nearly every day, which rarely come
10 the surface 10 form topic for tho Cos.
sips. For that matter, IN these times II Ia
astonishing that 80 little comes out under
the sunlight. | don't refer TO mere chfon.
| ique soandaicuHc mere IN Newport, but
10 The domestic dramas, the heart burn
ings resulting from acts really sufficient
10 cause pain--the gale OF wind that may
rage beneath smiling face and the alrug-
\ gle goes on from one morning 10
| the next 10 attain something which
ought TO be possible, but which Isn't In
the order Of things, Perhaps WIS., 10 a
brown study when you came along, Well,
80 was, aud win tell you what was
| thinking about can't order bottle 60
I'LL up the chlnks, for they are too vlrtt.
Gus here 30 sell wine.
"ln The frat place, do you remember
that girl pointed out the other day---the
one we saw on the avenuefn
"Ot course remember her. She was
/ pretty enough You said you would tell
me abont her 'lAtor.'n
"Pretty, indeed, she appe lrcd, with her
fiaxcn hair, her large Dresden china blue
eyes, aud the under eide Of pink
hydrangea flower combinations OF her
checks. She wore a pIquant white gown
aud big hat with nearly foot OF brlm,
and the youth rs well AZ the oldstors had
their M OF staring az she went by In the
carriage. Oh, yea, remember her very
well.n
"Well, l'lrtell you her story. She N
Miss and she only cane here for
few days' nyer 10 visit some OF her &C.
qualntancee. She Is passing the summer
at another resort. She Is twenty I be.
neye. She didn't LOOK IL, did shtY She
never looted her years, When she was
only twelve she had the manners and an.
pearsnce of sixteen. when she was lust
fourteen she WIS a--~but anticipate.
"Iler near relatives live In New York,
you see, sud the girl used 20 receive pri.
waite instruction from a g0yorness, 80 10
the dancing class, aud take her exercise
on the avenue like other chicks. In tho
stan uf servants there was d clcan-limbed
young Euglishman, whom some one Of
the family picked up across the water
He had red cheeks aud n good face, and
he Possessed something Of an education,
40 that he was not mere
box with the coachman. lie wore tops
pulled up high over his shapely
legs, aud his livery was eDug-htting, with |
It's bright ia tons aud the cockade on tho
side OF his hat. When the lttle miss |
stepped out OF the coupe the trim footman
stood beRlde the open door. II was not
long before the two caught one another |
ca. ting sheep's Chances, aud the little |
girl WAS not Ayerse 10 turning her big /
blue optics on the dark ones OF her AZ |
tendsnt. During the autumn, after the |
family CAME hack, Missy used 10 ride 10 |
The park on her pony, and Heury, the foot !
mNn, rode behind her on decorous cob |
Perhaps II va. lonely for the chlld-she
was bat Just fourteen, don't you seer AZ
any rats, there was before long change 4
" the conventional equestrian positions |
81 mistress and groom, and the park poo |
lcemen sometimes saw the two not only |
riding side by side, bat they wltnf astd |
other famtliaritleH which might have
made them Stare II park policeman had
not gotten over being surprised.
"Well, things progressed until fnally /
me hue Afternoon II was arranged that
Missy should take run up the Hudson
10 pass few days with \ friend OF the
Iamlly. SO she was comfortably seated
IN trsiH II FOrty-eecond street. and she
started on her short Journey.
"StAfled, said. II was The stfaagest
hing w thu world that the same InOrning
Henry should have received notice that
ONE of hls friends In the old country
lad arrived ahd wirded 20 see him ysIy
much Therefore be asked for day on.
a. WAS family iayorite, aud be got IL.
When the train left the station nunry was
2 the sm0kiug-ear. IS fore Miss Blue
.yes reached me point ~ TIE ROAD where
he Has 20 dlsmbsrk M HOFFMAN Wns
Gated beside htshe whs Out ~ nniiorm
land iasiyAd Of getting off tbe pair
vent on 20 PouRhke eps.c, where they ar.
lged inat n time Il catch G train going
lack 70 New York They took Il, and
hat event & the progressive young lndY
ad put on her oldest looks aud manner,
o as ~ lead the Clergy iDAn 10 whom they !
pplird ~ heileve that she WAS o; mar. I
l4gtable years. She didn'f ~ W the Z
fudsou 70 pay her ylsit until J
he following aitefno0n, aud \
/ tao station Il might haye 4
cen noticed That she psrlsd With a red.
hesked young man In manner 20 ~ }
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