The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-08
THE MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. JANUARY s, 1888.
"She didn't object TO marrying You be
cause Of the color of your moustache"

"She didn't object to marrying You be-
cause Of the color of your moustache"
No. sir.
On Thursday Miss Campbell was on the
stand during the entire day and Mr. Far-
sons, who was as studiously and politely
provoking as usual, subjected her to sc,
we're cross examination. During the ordeal
she revealed first, that she If woman OF no
little intellectual force; second, that size ilas
temper OF Der own, and lastly, thal Sile
has it under the comDletest kind OF control
She gave Mr.. Parsons as good as ne SEM
and on more than one occasion turned the
laugh on him. 1t was love letters IN me
morning and love letters all day long, with
only now and then a consideration or a
phase in the case which was not illuminated
by Bunnie's" tender yet guarded sehI-
nlents on paper and Baby BuntlngS eau
| uous communications. Nearly all the let-
tiers belonged to that painful period wren
Miss Campbell had fully satisfied herself on
her lovers pertidy and was submitting her
correspondence with him to the careful
scrutiny of a lawyer friend of her father =
Mr.. Parsons was particularly anxious ana
devoted considerabl time to the attempt TO
secure from the plaintiff an admission that
Mr. Arbuckle had never sent her written
! refusal to fulfill his engagement. ~ nat
would you think If you waited for man
to marry you. Waited two whole yeas Tor
him to keep his promise, Mr. ParsonSf
| Would YOU think be meant to do sOF IN
quired Miss Campbell. That settled that
question.
In a letter from New York Feb. :, 1851
to Dear Bunnie," MIR. Arbuckle wrote;
Not until yesterday did notice that your
town and home wa among the list OF those
sufferers by the food. | am very sorry and
hope that the water has not done you or your
family any injury. ! have not forgotten
"a
phia, and would have been to see you, but
| supposed that you had left for home when
you hadn't. Bunnic, | could not imagine
why my Bunnie had no, answele ed my last,
but suppose it was owing to the Hood.
Bunnie, have been feeling wretcnei and
have been hoping from day to day that my
brothers health would he such that could
leave home for two or three weeks ard seek
a change of air and scenery. Bun
ME, my stomach, with that old ma
laria and bronchial trouble, has been
all and more than | could well bear
for the past two years and makes me blue.
/ would like to get away, but | can net leave
my brother While you were here ] tried
to be bright, but it was a task although
did not tell you. am blue aud must close
with kisses and hugs for Bunnie We have
had but two days of sunshine here for tie
past two weeks: rain and snow. Now, Bun,
what can ! do for your Your notes are very
short and cold, and not as you used to talk
to me Why is it. Are there others that
you'll will not ask the question.
oh Bunnie, ! am worried II | could
rest my head Oh your lap and have good
cry ] imagine / would feel better, but
know not. ! donot wantyou to want for any
comfort. Do YOU know that ! have a heart:
But your notes would Indicate that / have
not. ] must close. | am blue and sick.
With lis and ks must close, and remain your