Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-28

A T.raDicaI Father causes them to Par
as soon as ne Discovers Their Mar
riage-They HaYe Many Vicissitude.
and Meet in San Francisco
San Francisco special: John L. Smitl
and Catharine Brady were secretly mar
red twent y-tive years ago III founty Cavan
Ireland. Smith was d poor boy, while Mis-;
Brady father was a wel:-tOdo farmer
uwniI" his own aunting car and putting
or considerable style when he drove to
town On market day or to the parish
church on Sunday. The Smith family had
to content themselves with shank's mare.
As may be easily Imagined, Mr.. Brady wao
furious wien liz. discovered that his daugh-
ser had married wit';out his consent and,
SILL worse, to IL man not
HER SOCIAL EQUAL.
So enraged did Brady become that he re-
fused TO recognize Smith as his sOn-in-law
or permit his GHugAtcrtO live with the man
whom she had married. Smarting under
lhH indignitT, Young SrnitH resolved to
cmgrate to the United States, and there,
by the ~ws at OF his brow, earn sufficient
money to send for his VIII and take her
away from her hard-hearteu father. With
this object III view Smith baue gDod-by
TO his wife ana relatives and sailed for New
York. As misfortune would have it, the
vessel upon which, he sailed was wrecked Oil
Newfoundland and Il good many OF the
Passengers We're drowned. Smiths maine
appeared among those which were pub
lished at the time. But
Smith survived and arrived at that haven
OF rest, Castle Garden. He lost no time
after landing in finding his way into Erie
County, Penn, where he obtained work on
IL farm. There he Iaborcd hard and saved!
his money, in hopes OF soon having sufii-
cient to send for his wife. He wrote to her,
but received no answer. This discouraged
him, and after Il year or two he came to the
conclusion that she had been sufficiently III
nucnced by her father to discard him.
Then he learned to forget her, and alter
some years he married and started West,
settling i'll Oregon, where he owns Il fine
farm of land and quite d supply OF live
stock. During all this time Miss Brady, or
rather Mrs. Smlt!l, had
HEft TROUBLES AND fftfAt5.
Inc ie0CerS "rltIeh l" hef by flef husOahu
from the United States never reached her.
Whether they were suppressed by her
S,+hor ON na+ aha ,o,,or I,,ov A. oil
smith had deserted her. ana 20 gCU away
from her associates, VINO were accustomed
to iibe her on being neither mald, Wile nor
widow, she resolved to - to the 1arthtHs
part oi the earth, where no one would
know her, nor know "l nor trouni' S. size
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| trio set was il cnuntrtied looking man witt
gray hair and weather-Deaten lace. II
wat ched tine play during the two first ace
| with all the intensity OF a farmer WI" d"
seldom has Il rhanct 10 visit the theatre
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