Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-30
THEY KISS AND MAKE UP.
Baron and DaroDess Won sucrOw
HAPPY Once More.

Happy Once More.
A New York letter says: Baron and
Baroness Won Sucrow have made up, and
are now n happy and as loving - when they
spent the earliest DAYS Of their honeymoon
together.
The Baron is especially happy. and was In
excellent humor when me- bin tonight.
81 have always thought" said he, "thst
nv wife was noble woman, and now am
doubly convinced o. it. She has acted no.
DIV. and We are hsppy ogau.'
The Baron was standing IN the Putnam
House when he said This. having gone there
last night with his wife 10 stay I'LL next sep
tomber.
The happv reconciliation came about in
This Wav: When the Baroness went 10 BOs-
Ton she was very angry NJ the DOtOrietv that
her husband had caused by his peculiar con-
duet. and would not listen TO any argument
She even kept her address from Won SUI
crow.
she was at the Parker House and re-
NAMED there during her absence, but 1t was
several DAYS before the lady IN this city who
knew her address was allowed to tell It TO
Won Sucrow. when she finally got per-
mission by letter to divulge Il TO the Baron
she did SO indirectly, and soon = CORE.
spondence between the husband and wife
WAS begun. This continued for several
DAYS, but It was not satisfactory to the Ba-
ron m its results, fer the Baroness several
times refused point blank 10 return TO this
city and TO Der husband.
TIE BARON FOOLS HER AGAIN.
The telegram which decided the matter
was sent lat Suodav, and II Is SAID contained
a statement from Won SucrOw that ne Wss
anfsl a
that confined him 10 his bed. In response TO
tnst telegram bis wife left the Parker House,
Boston, al once for her husbands bedside.
She arrived AT ia east Twenty fifth street,
bali angry. but still very anxious about her
husbands condition.
IL was late in The evening. There was
only one person in the house who knew OF
her arrival.
Flows my husband?" she inquired.
with excitement visible plainly in her coun-
tensncc.
The girl didn't know, hut told the Baron
ess where to find him. She rushed upstairs
10 the secoud-1oor front, and nervously
opened the door. The servant stood calmly
al the head OF the steps.
There was scene. Seated in 2 chair,
reading. was the Baron, his face looking as
II ITS owner enjoyed pretty fair health. The
Baroness paused 1t The threshold as che saw
Won Sucrow sitting up.
81 thought you were III, she said. and
then
THEY RUSHED INTO EACH OTHERS ARMS.
There was the sound Of a long-continued
kiss that came through the tranSom aud
dumhfounded the new servant.
They took long. lingering embrace, The
Baron covering bis Wife's face with hot,
warm kisses.
They nav have cried some. too, for the
B4rou's ewes were wet when the door was
opeued. The Baroress was about 10 ask
about his health, when the Baron again
went 10 expressing his Joy at the wife's re-
turn, so explanations followed.
The Baron confessed that ne was rot vi,
but that he bad gained his point, and that all
tbing, were fair in love. He pleaded for
clyeness, and promised IN the future to be q
real good baron, and to tell his dear wife
everything that be did.
IL WAS 40 foolish in him 10 start to sail
around the world without telling his wife all
about II. Would She not forgive bin
Would she not live with him and she con-
-entod.
HE TELLS HER HIS SECRET.
They talked over the DAYS Of their scpara-
ton. and with another kiss ana an Affection
ate embrace pledged their words to live in
peace and love the rest OF their days.
The Baron then paid UP his board bill and
moved their baggage 10 II Lafayette Place,
but, for some reason, they did not remain
there hong. Last night they went to the
Putnam House, where they are now staying.
Ia the mean time the Baron had conhded
10 his wife the secret OF bis life-hlS real
name. Under pledge Of secrecy he told
the Baroness all the history Of his past cas-
reer. He promised TO i've only for her and
10 provide for ali her wants II he had "a
hammer cObOle-stOn TO do il. Instead OF
sailing tomorrow tor GermsnY the Baron
will remain here ana possibly 90 into Dusi.
ness.
He saws ne does not possess much money,
and that bis brother. whom no one here has
ever seen, has been recalled 10 Germany 10y
bis father on account OF the troubles OF tho
Baron and Baroness. This leaves Won Su'
crow 10 hustle for himself, and he says he Is
caTable OF doing that.
As he stood talking OF the iancied MUS
fice that had been done him no one could
help plying The Baron, although his stories
sound Ike fairy tales.
lie refuses 10 reveal bis real name. liz
Will not introduce his brotaer and talks
about revenge, but for all that there was IN
his manner an esrnesrness that meant we'll
Among the last words be said IN parting
after declaring that he would do anything tC
make his wife happy, were: "She is noble
woman, aud ] knew she was when | married
her,"
The Baron declares that be will 6e marrieC
10 his wife under biz resi- name as soon rs be
gets on better terms with his rich paterna