The morning news., 1890-03-03
ILovE THEE EUsTACIA.
But the Quaker Parents Objected 70
Harry Sanders

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BELoTT, o. Feb. 27.-Ths Quakers in and
about this village worship at stated inter
vals IN the town hall Among the most il
i1eut.al members OF the society Is 4 family
named Stanly. comprising the father,
mother, tTc grown-up sons and q daughter,
Hiss Eustacis Stauly. aged uinecesn. Mss
Eus acia Is tEe prettlest girl n the locality.
and despite her rigid training Is a very
il1e-euds1t Elalcea. She has an ar
Gsn- sdmirer named Harry Sanders.
T7llse suit has been discouraged BY al tie
falA II except the girl herself. Her heart
Las been q his p1ssasslJn ever since one
evening lsst fall. Y Le- e said. Il love thee.
Eustac.a.1 "a dsrs is not Q maker, bur
I lie < 3 genuine rustlsr when il comes down
I 70 lJva-making. II facing undsaared lanu-
me-able obstacles and getting down 70 hard
pan scrGppi1g entities a lover 70 bis sweet
heart. then Harry Sanders las won tie
I far EustscIs tnrse times over. And the
/ girl hersslt is a0t blind 20 her lovers ster-
{ Ing worth-
/ Several weeks ego Sanders was forbidden
on the StsnlF premises, and Sinca then
! there has been war al along the line, as
young Sanders paid TO attention 10 he
/ ia ib.tion Aci hOstiiities began tSo
weeks ago a. the +. esDyferla1 church,
/ which the Stanleys attend when the Erie lds
nave no S-[f4c1> q AAcI bh4-- oAAAc4o
/ tried TO sit beside Mss Stsnly, but = as
! crowded away by Ms. Stanlv, y 10 is
I large and athletic. BE insisted On
I accomuanyIng Miss Stanly home
a-d there was acrive but Intellectual
I skirTnishing 70 prevent him al along the
rJupe. At the gate Mrs. S-anly emphasized
/ her feelings by slsppi1g SGaders' fsce.
/ The Friends had services in the town hall
/ Wednesday night and Sanders. nothing
dsuntsd, was on hand 10 ses A-Iss { iStacia
home Anticipating trouble. he invited
I two OF three male friends 70 accompany him
and Sc fair play. Stauly pere sat on one
/ side of Eustacia and Stanly mere on the
1 other, fauked, one on esca side, by the
! Staaly brothers.
! Sanders took a SCAT in the pew behind the
I Stanlys and attempted E covert conveTsa-
Z ton with Eus:ac.A The family then tried
/ to remove her 70 another pew. but she re-
I fused 70 90. Mr.. Stanly grabbed one Of her
arms TO pull her sWGv. Sanders ImpulSlyely
reached over and bed on 10 the other arm.
[ One Il the Stanly boys. in q very muscular
I and un-{91aker fashion. struck Sanders and
| got The blow tack with interest After
several blows had beel exchanged mutual
! friends i1terposei and peace Ieigned for
time. Sanders took q seat by the side Of
tie girl he vas battling for. and was undis-
turb5d. When ths religious exercises were
I a. IL EN- e 6EA- L4sAzE-G A1lL the lGll,
/ closely followed by ths young lady's angry
parents and brothers
Scarcely had the c1aple emerged from the
hall VIXEN the Stan-y family ove-powere1
Sanders and In cEsi o. threw him down
and began 20 kick him. F1- e few seconds
Mr.. ami Ms St2nlT and TIE two sons
were all kicking II c1nosrL Wounds on
Sanders face show ths imprint Of Mrs
S:aoly's broad heals. Sanders friends
quickly intsrfered n MS behalf. pulled the
S-anlys of and gave tts assailed lover q
chance to get on his fest. a fight then took
placs between Sanders and Mr.. Stanly.
Tae father, large ami vigorous man. was
knocked down tHics and retired from the
contest A friend Of Saoders who wGs
holding Mrs. Stanly had mis- hand bitten by
her.
Three fights occurred between the Stanly
brOt hers and friends Of Sanders. After the
conflict was over. Sanders, bruised,
scratched, cut and bleeding from a dozen
wounds, looked for Eustacia, intending To
accompany her TO the gate, but she had fed.
Henry Stanly, tie father OF Eustacia, re-
ceiyed one or more severe bruises ON the
face. The war is still on. Sanders swears
that he will not be denied unless By the girl
| herself, and as she has exhibited strong
preference for his company further and
| early hostIlities are expected