Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-08-09

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$3.50,
o' anu ia,
BALTIMORE, MD, aug; o'-lt would
nave peeN lmpossloie 70 nave louho hcr
any place Dut IN inc ooulh' She was
quaint 10 look upon, ana haa ilYea 50
long 'hat living seelhea hapltol Whlcn
sue never tlTeu any 10 which sns eA-
peCteu there Wouid uo no Gnu: lliic
iao ohly strals ateheu INC stalelneSs VI
neE hsulc, anu sue sconcu AZ youns
women VINO heeueu casy chairs III
winch 10 repoae theiT RESTLESS lSuEes.
her gowns were anyways olach, anu gave
one the impression o. oelnS % riGn
MATERIAL yel IL was iiilpossiuie LOT INC
most POSITIVE cfl'lc Oh lashlohaole azure
10 describe them. lhey were successes
because tney sul'eu her Just Us liu INC
queer old-iashloneu rings ana the ola
oFooch from inc silver settlhB 81 winch
eolile u'auloilus spalNl"u' one Mas
present az eNely uahoe anu Nv eteiy
galely. ieople WITHOUT erahahlothGLS
grew httie pale II, US ihoaefh glrl
sala; they trlee 70 put On TINS peiole
my Lazy Dlsuaih'
GRACIOUS SOUTHERN WOMAN.
She had little mercy for the people of
to-day. She forgave, as if she were
mighty power those unfortunate women
whose fortunes had been made "since
the war" provided they were quiet,
and she condescended to men whose
manners had not been learned when
those OF Chesterfield were in vogue, i'll
a way that told a story. She was never
so happy as when she was retailing his.
tory, and down here where life is con.
tinued series of gcneralitics, she was
almost a reference book. From her
standpoint of superb health, she looked
down on my weakness aud, regarding
me as the outcome Of a time that does
not produce women who live 10 be 90,
was gracious 10 me for my grand.
mothers sake. She pites while she is
fond of mt. Last night she was
greatly pleased at something that was
said near US. A Baltimore girl who
had married man with a
great deal Of money, money made in
pig-iron or something else suggestive OF
a trough, but who had not married into
| grahdlathers, met an old school friend
MnosS Pulse Was as leah as hei
5en'a.osy was lohs' pul whose uauSh,
seis nH" ooch biauua'eu WIN slea'
hTonSs ION ohe u tne colieses
J ote maS 'aihtnB VI tl,e manu-
sJs' p,bhI, ulsunSuiSheu Glris
~ si,oh appIoaCheu her olu
. .Le, anu eaiI WIN 'he insulting all
mat soiie peoPle Gatcn WIN the posses
sion " ln9ney cannot teil you now
sulpLlsea was % near that IL was YOU
uaugnteis VINO hau become SO olstln
gulsheu. All the plue Dlood came tt
ing surface, ana the answer was a.
quich as nash; ieally lall 10 SCI
WIy you shou,o nave oeeh surprised, az
uiu NOV pleeu eis1Gr race 81 ioolS o.
money-seekefs. With mat ana an all
aS slately as eyer was assumed by MARY
washington, INC llltiG laay marched
away, anu my Lazy Dlsdaln laughed
WIN ueli2hl.
Boon alter this she began 10 tai * abou
she Iohlances Oh ne, ana pelleVlhS tha'
tnele arc none now, LOT, as she says
now eau therc De romance when every
tninS bears inc stump OF the dollar" sh
tolo me
THE STORY OF THE OLD CEMETERY
to which drove with her the other dav
Years AFRO 1t was nentleman's couniT,
place. and at that time The citv nrone
was a long distance from ii, The flower
bloomed and the trees were beautiful al
about the lovely old home. and her,
lived happily a father. two sons and
daughter, people of fine birth. and VII,
were counted among the few prea
families of MARYLAND. The feud
of the Moptagues and Gauntlet
existed then as it did in m
days of Romeo and Juliet. The neopI
on the next place were at bitter emit,
with those who occupied this which
now only beautiful resting Mace fo
those who sleep until that last prca
day when all shall be called TO avail,
and answer, each in his turn. for III
sins. II almost goes without sayin
that the beautiful daughter fell in low
= with The neirhbor's only son I.iEa III
manly fellow he was. he went 10 he
father, asked for her hand in marrinG,
was ordered off the place, and told M,
if he ever stcpped his foot ON the rr1nn
again he would be shot. But love. whlc
laughs at locksmitbs. laughed as we'll \
the fathers anger, and So. nirht afte
night, the young girl, dressed in he
brothers clothes, went out to meet lie
, lover. .5-.-
One night, when the moon made tn
whole earth look as If it were bathed i
silver sunshine, she went to make til
last arrangements for her elopemen
Some OF the slaves had told her fathc
mat the young man was coming on til
, place, ana That night they were wGtchin
| tOr HIM. They saw slender bowls
lgure cross the lawn, and the fatht
shot II swayed to ana fro, the arm
were thrown IN the arr and then 1t fel
r but as II went over the soft hat droppe
t Oh, ana from under 1t came Hood {