Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-03-26

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after isdoSEsg to Washington he went c,
through u daily drudgery Of teaching ii
a boys Nj, studying law during his o
spare hos hder William Writ the ,f:tl, fath- il
er of one Of sp.ls. 1t was at Mr.. Wrt's Ii
house thaM fl, met the beautiful Miss n
Cabell, ano men began the only romance f
in his lir fIe was thrown into her q
society eyel day, and each day added
to his intere 80 the lovely Southern girl
Love inspi' him to write verses which winch
however, intended to express the
passiona bnhtiments Of lover. The
proud beauty accepted Mr.
chasl y to parties, receptions
1sq 1sly Hanoi, .9s j" l'ap' 'ns papIor ''a
Young - Z(5yith his own for
tune - ..sS-SS5arently with little |
AIs FHT 7HTail4 e mistake in
lady k 1HHHH5F FrA'1rirrI7T =y-sTH4Ary Louis Ma
0E 1E| I obscure &
i'e.iAA ~ alf' Tfs estafp8seA aifp8seAiff5 fF5m mo
Pii'soi im AMI thereby 'srefused =
,'O'A ne iutdre Emperor said to
,'o'' hr Cllase's unfortunate
loV7 @' Tas the cause of his leayipo
a'nE and removing to Cincinnati
miD'u soon 2 als ; ssing the bar.
ile sO' a'ely.oYer his -passion, how
ever " lss eabell, that he lived TO
mari! "t oury three wives, before he
was va. p@9 Inc aroma Of that early love ..
s'in ed many years afterward
O"ee' inc Chef Justice was visit }
ing nucpaq with his daughter niece !
oi ms III ioVe-another Miss Caben
equaliy eorated as belle and beauty g
-caileu ION Miss Chase, her father re- D
''iieo " tender feeling the circum- u
stances rlr MS youthful love and the re- y
suit '''0 ie- IA
"non spoke of his first sweetheart i' 4,
'neie "da pathos in the voice of tbo o'
CAIN ana EiIgnifed Chief Justice. which f'
was as r''f as It was interesting. Wbnn ''r
became the private secretary of CHIEF Ia
JUSTICE oljse' nc was in his sixty-second VI
year. and to all appearance in the fnu rel
Nlgof OIL fls magnificent manhood-bo WI
was SIX ieft high and weighed two hmm po
uieu pou1as and was as straight as 'ii'
Tuscarora Indian. He had yery com at
mandinS appearance, and as he walked Pul
along the marble corridors Of the coni4oI ma
his presence was felt. He was nat,,ronn maj
a very austere man and seldom upbcndod sho
even al nome He had little or no an CLOS
preclallon OF humor, and rarely induIodd MAJ
IN coke. lie was Just as abstom;ons !; cha
ms %oras as IN all other things. He iorc @
talked little, drank little, and never nyad tast'
tobacco IN any shape or form. and did wen
not IKE II to be used in his prosoroo west
His lie was regular and his tastes s;n,,Is the
rising at in the summer and , IN t, tho the
winter. In good weather he fool, a,1 '1 NOV
wax before breakfast, returning II aIon'
time to join his family at mornino, nso, :" ton
Inc breakfast hour was O'clock after Madl
which he joined his sccretor,. .''''' ficent
y, where he spent an hour readinn m 'lD'a. n curta
lis letters debating apsrvor. - over richly
preparing his opinions '''''' of by su
At 10 he left his house to 90 - a., were
capitol, always walkino wbor 4Ie ','o apartl
7 was & .'', ana nding in the cars in bad ana
'eatner' From Il to 8 he presided ovor floors
he Supreme Court of the Init 9. o'e' tiouslJ
fter its adjournment waIkino M, 7',I's' t's people
ouse Arriving home bo p. - MS but ii
{ crackers and tea. and ~. -'iioh about
rously to work on his oninion, "o"' FiSS- city ii
lg sOeng'ged until dinner which ra. ows Al
lways served precisely =, e - I was glimps
Ii, table was elegant, but not eoionroen ooh' may be
nd consisted always OF th-oo .N''''''n, into tt
desert The Chief .Jnstioo ,'''C9 y, anu -B,oo,
5@''la re- ra9 "a sa black when in washington top'
in appear IN light pantaIoons aaa, 70 see A N
"a .a,4 o r. nat on the morning that we oonn Mmer
800. Miss Chase told 0Ui'' III may, cause Of
,r farther would becoa, ~ sue was afraid "Why
e slouch hat that ~ '' 80 attached to linois,
ear it after his retnrn "oa,u ~ want to counts, y
nsns si ID he @ensd s to think would be- ron n0u ),
"'' e'ghlty of the Chief 1T: 90u,