Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-07-14
TIE FIRST "CAMPAIGS STORY"
4 Unique Seaside Resort,
.'aaiyy', Early Love DI.spaolp;'nent.

NoE tlat snec loies ot the presIdt D. teu:isl candidates orc ID order l send s1l one that is less lEiviEi by 5eirg tlms- y. It is moreover oes ain % be revived ty some oDe and the tTCo stoiy msy IS een bo told nov. Ibis Is ID relation % a reception si7en hy GeBsrsI Harsi- sen st his home in Indianapolis to Pre- sidsnt Hayes and party n October '79. The prominent people Ot Indianapolis were Icviied, end the hours were meant .o be fixed SO fhL. tlc form sI receDti would net interfere wi.h aq elaborate supper si reCd fer the aisfinguis bed guests, Ever. body D. wuO nsd CsFi and nobody though. ot gruEbling at She soant fare oi lemonade and Cakes prCul led ss eutcrisiumeat, though more ssv0ry Oders forced their way iatO lhe psrlogs to reuse expectation aud ouri- osity. These kept increasing Ia pIo- porlion to the hostess reryOsanss., who inwnrdly siw Ter birds and pss- tries overdone. Al leJSth in dispsIr ci the reception guests going, Ehile the host remained with then Mrs. Harrison ueherei the presidential party into the dining room and She dOors were closed
 Next morning the city press barst Ia to loud BErcsstIe laugh. But the con treteDps w was nJbOdys fault but the prin- ters. He had omiitet from ih3 recep- tion cards ;Ls hours tha: limited it-as froIa eight Co tee, aId out ot tEis bun der rose the OhsrSs or iaaOs 7Itslity.
 While ps1ting sJr a place to eu- Joy ;he Glorious Fourth R party Of us 1Gu down 70 Saa BugEt ou the New ter s1y coast, Q dainty rssOFi that has sprung up on the shores of She ocean and Shrewsbury r.vs5. Ibe hotels there C5e veTy handsome modern structures, !5JkI1g a his.s less ophenersl than most summer hotels, ant tde cottages are as pretty as .Iose which make CT C.u5Iye E!beron. Bat Ses Bright hos E1 mssbiug which LJ-g Beach aud sim liar plscss laOk--a pnPaiatiOn that Verks tlrits l.vIGg. When you are Sir cd of lying rOuud aud have grown irri- tstsl with The pLci.r apPe 0rgLce ot the Ocsugon snd PrEiEsu!s piszzas, vet D you begin 10 blink ss :hO nUBot0upus liue 0e Queen AnEC cottages, then you can sir1.! down to olt Nsuycc, sei;ie- uelt -f bstiug huts acd ice house. that form B picturesque break in lbe high toned cosss. IEis fishing village was cn the spot long before tee ShippcIs casns here. Sea Bright vRs named by Hrs, ShlPpen and ths iete v. W. Ship pen vas virtually ;he founder ui tbe re- sort. There was q time when lhs hCuses of tho Shippens, Steyens ard LeEises were the only residences on the beach. But a1l1 all the cottages that have sprunG Up since then old NsuyOo re EsIas stern reminder that ''in the sweat of thy brow shalt thcu earn thy 5sgsd."
 h the morning before dsybreGk the NaCyoo fishermen lsUnch sheir bOats through sLs sG.i 00d sail away out, sometimes almost cut ot eight ot land. They a1cECr and cast their haes and hHul taam iG Gntii ths boats are loaded with fsG. Then tbc liile vessels fly ID toward shore, sksEL.lug over th2 seS like s Hook Cs ess gulls On shore the work continues. rhs ti1h are laden in hand ea-is, showed across the narrow strip ot lar1 trr. Far7rS:e1 the seR from the Shrewsbury Tiver, packed 10 Ice and i-Ffai on b-Grl little steamer which carried them tv n.2ht Co New York, ID iiue fr- tzaBkfret next nc rning. FeO- pie re75 tonic like this afforded by the busy EsLeruO1 or they mIgh. forget 10 lovely 5aa Bright tina. thsy are living in . ~g-kiGC world.
 Trs osas: daT ' called on friend Tre .s tte reader for one of the great s v York usgugines. iIs was seated a fore pie Cf menuscripte one of r1icL h5 wsE pUzE.IuE over with knitted t7u4. "4rs what yOu make out Ot this u-le." be sid handing me the fret page, q Estter myself Rm something Q! sn expert % reading hand writing but this h.Hr4 me" Is looks ike "JOseph's Grsrd Cor ilsgrati'n." ] said but the author gr.ss5 vIsh his toes.
 The aru-'eEs man n the BOVeTy museum does much better work than that" replied ny friend. "No the Lofo's nGoe is Joshus. and that tile is uroua5ly "JOshua Grahsm's 1nistus- tor." Now this is not the vork of s ty5O, as yoG might suspect, but of very cspsble author whose stories l have 3D. proved before, but my tune IS too vslus- hle noz tC waste any more of it ID de- thIs. Here is something differ eut. Ee said. handing me a type written article. beautifully done" l glanced through that iu tbree miru:ee nnd saw there was something ID Ii worthy of c-Ua:d ,ration, then I read it carefully through and shall send it Co the edItcr with strong recommend stiOn, You can't blame me fl consider those things fra; ani leave such scrsvls ss thas oth- CT until she very lGs., can yous 1t is cuir natural thst authors vho have some for tho eyes and time of reader skrulA recelyc favorable consideration from rH Ii the hos; of Hralntious su- shcre vh9 arc Co anZiOug Co get some f-lrz printed e. this magazine only Freu ncG ruch batter chance tbey stood If thsir wc-S Wss clear snd leGlbie, they Ecuii invest the;r very tr-t earn Ings ig O Remington. it they bsve sDy ability st .Uli it womb s0ca pay fer t. sst
 The present uncertainty regarding she fate ,. Stanley, the Erest explorer, re- calls a story which Ea5 not lost pathcs b4 tse lapse e yc8ys. Is IS sprOpos ls-a-.- referring t0 R1 NptdI,ioa when as :,-jsy nothing had beaa heard ot Ji-, for l yesg and scientists aud others ba..esrl aim e. have ief; hsi. Among ths -otles=' Gas ih3 girl whom Stanley loved and was CEgayei C nstry, She vas tha h.sru'gl Alice Pike fau2hisr cf g.--isua;i's O9ers H5usr millionaire, spl sfte. aaI!.uR ualil h1pe deferred becsr.. absnduEtd hope at the end Of tbe y.li she engaged heryeli [" another rnsn-a Foiilicua.re like ber father. The vsdd.ng day vss fixed and ;hs e-rliest susss s-ssu,Ll,d when ths express de- live,sa at her fathers door large boI containing a quantity of ostrich feathers cpl ,.ha- African trophies srd a love letter fToa St-ul,y. He wss safe and hurryiu1 Co Jay his hono-s et her Feet P,t -ss t-r l..c O. retreat snd the faith Iess is..v married The other nsg.
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