Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-14
PARTED BY HIS VIOLIN.
A TRUE STORY OF YOUNG LOVE
THAT DID NOT RUN SMOOTH.

Up and the Husband T. . wanderer.
No one would have suspected that
Sofa was n shrew She was Of medium
height, with bright brown eyes and
sweet face These with fine form and
charming manner made her much sought
after by the young mon Of North Haven.
She chose TO bcatow her sweetest smiles
on Julius Button. whole souled, hardy
young sailor. and all those who sought
soha's hand felt palg Of envy whom
Julius led her to the altar
The young couple settled down 10 tho
humdrum life Of the emall village in
which both had been born and reared
For time they were rs happy "a ever
two young people who seomod made FOR
each other could be
Julius had accumulated n snug sum
Of money aud was disposed to take life
easily. The apple Of his ego wns his
wife. Next In his affection was HE
violin. and with those two for company
he was oontoni to spend his evenings at
home
Although her husband played very
we'll Sofia cared nothing Tor music and
dotcsicd violin above all things For
while she said nothing Then sh1
would leave julius and his violin and
would run over 10 one Of the noighb6rs
10 spend the evening. II dawnod upon
julius that tho strains ho drew from biz
violin were not appreciated by his wife
Then Sofia began 10 show that beneath
sweet exterior there lay smoldoring a
fiery temper that when once lot loose
was simply ungovcrnable. and violent
outbursts on her part became moro aud
more frequent
Julius bore II all uLcomplainingiy, for
he loved his wife dearly. His was gen
Tie nature that never held malice and be
know Sofa Loved him. 80 be was patient
But all things must end some time. aud
his patience was no exception 10 the
rule
ANGER THAT cAusED Honnow.
One afternoon julius went homo and
picked up his violin. llc had drawn tho
bow but few times before Sofia ox.
claimed. II wish you would stop that
noise"
Julius paid no heed 20 tho request
which had been made IA such manda-
tory tone. Sofa became angrior a. her
husband continued playing. aud AZ last
shouted. "Julius, want you 10 stop that
noise But Julius only smiled and kept
ON playing Sofia grow livid with rage,
and Selling pan Of water threw Il Into
Julius face,
Then her husband put away his violin
and left tho house. In tho evening no
camo back and began packing up his
clothing. Sofia had recovered from her
paroxysm Of anger and was willing to DO
forgiven, but did not ask IL. Her wom-
ms curiosity could not be restrained,
however, and sho tromblingly asked
what It all meant.
The only reply her husband vouchsafed
was that he had shipped on u vessel
bound for Virginia after load OF oysters
Days aud weeks and months passed and
tho absent husband was not heard from
and Sofia went TO live with her hus-
bands parents.
Oneday thirty.hvc years later tho elder
button read OF tho arrival In New York
OF the United States brig Bainhridgc,
Captain Julius Button. Hosaid nothingof
the great hope that had sprung up In hls
breast, but fastened TO Now York. only
TO find that tho brig had sailed few
hours before. But his journey was not
altogether fruitless, for . learned that
tho captain Of the bridge was hia
own son II lifted heavy load from
the old mans heart, although he felt
keonly his disappointment Mt not seeing
his son, who had for many years bcon
mourned ~ dead
roRrY YEARS LATER
Sadly tho old man returned 20 bis
home In North Haven From that tino
he became close reader OF the news.
papers and at last, four years later, his
vigilance was rewarded, lilo rcadi Tho
United States brig cambridge, Captain
Button, Is expected 70 arrive at tho
Brooklyn navy yard tomorrow Once
more the old man journeycd TO tho
metropolis Hc found the brig with DIT.
heulty aud WIS ushercd into the cabin
10 await the captain, who was ON shore
Captain Button looked curiously at
Wv B."i nhi.u elu uian Whom no ma
oceh .olu wiAhea 70 SEQ MN Out did NOT
r'0oshiae hiii' Not ali mo ia'her rec.
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Mn'n " was nloush,to Close 'he Ia'ne.