The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-12

Citrate and Nun United In the Old Love Aftsr
Many Years Of Separation.
Chicago Special.
romantic story covering two continents has
ment Of young couple in handsome villa ia
the suburb of Englewood The young
mamie is but twenty-ni snow-is the
son OF an Episcopal rector OF note and in
fuence in Yorkshire. England. and he
for time was curate of the parish. Adjon-
ing the e:ebe q landed proprietor named Moli-
neaux. whose family was of French descent and
extreme responsibility. resided They were
strongly Roman Catholic 10 their religious be-
lief, however, and this erected an icy wall be-
tween the neiRhbors Although there was no
other cause. the bitterest luminosity existed.
While attending to some parochial work the
young curate met Miss Marie Molinesux. who
Was then only eighteen years of age and vas en-
gagged in . somewhat similar charitable errand
1t the very cottage he visiting. 1t was Q
case OF hopeless and infatuated love at fret
sight, for the girl was remarkably beautiful and
the mission she was engaged in fully revealed
The parents Of neither knew of the numerous
clandestine meetings and trysts held by them
sftsrward until one morning they determined
upon deciding the matter The young man
went 70 Captain Molinsaux and told him he
would resign his curacy if he would give him
the hand of his daughter The fury
Of the old gentleman knew no
bounds. but, Notwithstanding his OPPOSE
finally. to end IT. the Molinesux family moved
away from the peishborhood. leaving no cl~w to
their destination The young curate, after trying
Ia vain to discover the -hereabouts of his lost
idol reiinquishsd all rzria- pursuit in despair
and, with nearly broken heart, he gave up the
ministry. and with n all fortune he inherited
came to America TO u bark IN mercantile affairs
thinking in his new occucation be would forget
his consuming sorroS. One day. while
travelling on business he was crossing a
crowded thoronehfsre = Quebec and was run
over, meeting VIZ. a serioSs accident he was
taken 70 one Of the aospi,als in the city which
was visited By fns Si..s,s Ok Mercy While yet
suffering in his bed 4 she ssrsic~i ward he felt
open bis eyes little <siied scream startled him
into thorough waksfl!e esq and figure in black
dropped upon her knees ~ his bedside buryine
her face in the counterpane. It was little
Marie
Seeming to collect herself with woncrous
fortitude. the Sister OF Mercy quickly arose and
hastily turned to 60. The patient clutched at
her garment and caught the cross attached to
ing snapped and he retained it She ran out Of
the ward. causing no little comment among
the other patients who~ knew her.
and bad bsen anxiously awaiting her
before she returned. She visited the old cot,
but it was empty The patient had been dis
charged. she Was told by his invalid neiehbor.
She hurried back to the Office. and just enter
ipg eau az tue trout steps WAS ner departing
lover. Without q word of explanation
to his cry of Joy and recoeniton she took .
place by his side. She has been there ever
since. Driving to hotel. the housekesper was
taken into their confidence. The nun was fur
nished clothes from the housekeepers wardrobe.
for which she Was paid handsomely. The ex-
curste aud Marie we-e welded the same day
and came directly TO Chicaeo. Marie's parents
had sent her to a convent in France. and from
there che was transferred with other French
nuns to Quebec