Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-12

Co. lO5 Wall street. y !.
shared his fathers prnurious habits. On
the contrary. he desired to shine in the
fashionable world. and when he learned
that his father had Drcume suddenly rich
he left the humble tubacCunI-t shop in
Center street and entered the resorts of
the wealthy He made warm love to Mile.
Tata Rigodun. Of the Folly theatre. and
presented her with several Of the valuable
trinkcts which his father had brought
from Marion street.
The captain was not slow in making his
acquaintance They met over Welsh
rarebit at the Golden Gridirou" and swore
eternal friendship in a bumper Of Perrier.
Mr. Marx. .Tr C"nfided in Capt Abingdon
that he was enamured of Mile. Tata RigO-
don. and Capt Abingdon Conhded in Mr..
Marx. Jr. that he was on the best terms
with that yivacIOUs young lady, and added
that his recommendation had COnsidera-
bile weight with her. \ pleasant intimacy
was thus begun and, thanks to the kind
offices Of Capt Abingdon, Mr.. Marx, Jr.
was soon 80 firmly established in the good
graces Of Mile Tata that she would openly
ki~~ her hand to him in the theatre when
he threw her a nightly bouquet
One afternoon. in a moment Of cNpan-
sion. Mr. Marx. Jr.. observed to his friend:
see here. old boy. You regard me, | know,
os 81 nrert, nice ,nrt Of fellow But have
a c5rmud,rnu of q farher who keeps a
small place down town, where he sells
snuff and chewing tobacco. and scent
Cipars. and other low things. Now. want
yuu A. a fellow that can talk, 10
conn. down with me this evening and per
sI,ds rL,. old boy tp guit the business,
snd sD.nd money and enjoy life and all
tbat s,rt " thi,,r~
B.iu,r thu. 81 ,1IeDtlv en+rpated the cap
tain consented To accompany Mr. Marx,
Jr +, Center street Mr.. Marx. ST. re
reiy.d Them bo,pItablv He sent to the
grocer at the corner for two bottles of
charunlrur. provided ~ good dinner as
the nrirhhorhnod could furnish and prom
ised that ~alome should sing to the com
pany when the repa-t was ended.fOr he eX-
planned To the captain. though maid-of
aII-work she is person Of superior man
ners. and sings very nicely
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son,, .Hb, lI,r,r,~ 81 orrhIv and
-',,.-,;-I,i,- tL,t tb. c,rt,i,, faIt soraIv
tempted to kiss her He crossed enrap-
tured "a the piano. Exquisite, divine,
he cried. Lovely maiden. give me me-
mento Of this most charming evening"
What shall give YOU asked Salome,
coyly.
The rose that Won wear at your breast, -
said the amoruus captain.
Il am 10th to part with il" replied Sa-
lone 1T is the most beautiful rose of the
season How bright its petals, How
fragrant it, prrfume,"
With that She gave the rose to the cap
tain and hade him smell it. He buried his
no.trils in the. red leaves and, smelling the
flower fell insensihIr to the ground.
Il had taken the precaution to sprinkle
II with rhIoroform said the handmade to
her employer. who had been reused from
his intoxicated stupor by the noise of the