Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16

Wa are. I went TO the store this AFTER
neon. and Mr. Cary greeted me very COR
daily. We haven't heard from Mr.. lnse
vet. but I think he will accept the situa-
ton calmly"
THE YOUNG wIFEs ACCOUNT.
When this recital. which took place IN
a rear room, was concluded. the reporter
was escorted into the parlor. and in \
few minutes Mrs Sanford. with hat ana
gloves on, ready To go TO the 1heatre.
entered. and she substantiated all thn'
had been said by her husband. As sne
came into the room Mr.. SANFORD arose
and proudly presented her as my VIE.
When the scribe addressed her as MIS-.
Sanford" she gave vent to a merry
laugh. and explained that she had not
yet accustomed herself to her new name
In explanation Of her actions, MIS-.
Sanford said: 81 loved Waller. anu
wanted TO marry him. Neither OF us.
however had any intention OF doing 50
this soon. | was badly treated by MT
Criilin. who watched me Ike hawn.
pulIed me around. and during our 'isi'
10 the Exposition made life a burden 70
me The other girls were allowed 10 ,ak
IA Young men and walk with them, but
on one occasion when | simply houueu "
an acquaintance MIR. Cridiin censured me
before the other girls.
.yyaIIer's abatement of how I got away
,-o,n him f. accurate. The next morning
7 was at breakfast at Mrs. forres, -
rrhen the door-bell rang | knew IN
s,,nctiveIy that IL was Mr.. Cridiin, ana
7 rusbed ont OF the back door with MT.
seav. we went to the house or friend.
on Clay street, where j remained untii
70 O'clock. | went to Ashland at o'clock.
and you know the rest.
WAS KINDLY TREATED.
with a ripple OF laughter. the young
bride said: II can't help but laugh when
I think OF the description Mr. Cridlin
gave OF me In his telegram | wonder II
he thought | didn't have sense enough
10 change my apparel before going away?
| can't express my appreciation of the
kindness OF the matron and Lieutenant
Amiss, who did everything In their
power to make my stay at the station as
pleasant as possible
When asked II 1t was true, as reported.
that she had cried when arrested. she
replied with IN emphatic mo. sir; |
never shed n teari
Continuing. the young lady said. There
Is one statement that | want you to cor
rect for me. / have been reported as
saving that | did not like my father
and that he did not like me This Is
utterly false. While / love Waller, |
love my father none the less, and /
wouldn't have him think that | had made
any such remark for the world. He has
always been kind and good 10 me-
HAVE THEIR CERTIFICATE.
The young couple exhibited to the re-
porter a huge marriage certificate, very
deliberately engraved and so arranged as
to hermit Of their photographs being
placed in IT, They say that when they
arrived at the depot In Washington full
POO people had assembled to see tnem'
and the whole crowd followed them 10
police Headquarters.
Mr.. Inge. the girls father. together whh
Rev. Crldlin, principal Of the schooi;
came to Richmond Sunday morning ana
after causing the telegram above referred
to to be sent TO Washington, Mr.. lnge
returned TO his home In Blackstone. Kew
Mr.. Crid.in remained over yesterday.
The young people will make their nome
in Richmond. and Mr.. Sanford. who Is a
candidate for n pharmacists certincate'
and will will appear before the state
Board Of Pharmacy shortly. Will continue
with Messrs. Cary Brothers.