Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

willSesbarre Correspondent New York
Herald.
What Is known AS Baltimore No. {.
is settlement of Irish and Welsh
miners who work IN the Baltimore
vein The houses are red company
structures. and Ia one OF them lives
Cornelius Boyle, young man who IL
quite prominent In politics, having
often been chosen as delegate from his
ward to Democratic conventions.
Mr.. Boyle'I wife died about tw,
months ago. leaving four small chill.
dren. TWO weeks ago he married
again. Mrs. Eoyle No. spent very
happy week with her husband while
on their wedding tour. But since their
return she has led IA most unhappy
existence. She has been haunted, sht
says by the FIRST Mrs. Boyle who dur
ing the last week visited her almost
every day After these visits Mrs
Boyle has remained unconscious foi
several hours,
went to the place today and found
Mrs. Boyle IN the house OF q nelghbor.
the visit she received from the spirit
OF the FIRST Mrs Boyle last Saturday
having caused such n serious shocl
to her nerves that she says she will
never enter the house again. Her hus-
hand an Intelligent young man 2,
years NlNs NhN WIN Itfa ana two OF INC
children were play ing about the room.
Mrs. Boyle is Very young FOR a wife,
being hardly II years old. She IL a
pretty girl. She was Miss Sarah Gull
ings before she was married two weeks
ago. and lived In Ashley, near here
She met her husband last st. patrick'g
day, aud not quite u month afterward
they were married In Phillipsburg, n,
j. by the Rev, Father Burke. The
week following they spent In New
York, md last Monday arrived at
Royle's home IN Baltimore No. ..
II was washing some clothes In the
kitchen. Mon lay afternoon" Mrs.
boyle told me, when l experienced a
mott singular feeling. MS though some
body were In the room with me.
looked round but could see no.
body. Then { went into the pnrlor.
but no one was there. When / re.
turned To the kitchen all the chairs
and tables We're upset and my wash
Ing spilled on the floor. set them
right again Immediately they wer,
thrown down, At that instant Their,
swept by me iigurc Of no particular
shape, except the head and that !
saw distinctly. The face was
woman's. and had such u peculiar iool
about II that can never forget IL II
was gone IN an instant, and l tainted
THE children called IN the ncigh.
NlFed. When my husband returned
home ! told him the story. He called
u Joke. and said I had imagined n
an ! tried TO think no more about II
The next day" continued Mrs
boyle, u was alone In the kitchep
NV, some bread when again feit
the dreadful, overpowering sensation
OF me peculiar presence, II gradually
grew In shape Until the head was fuliy
Visible, Then l could see the face Il
was the same as on the day previnus
Ihen II gradually faded away. and
again faln;ad from fright. This
ume some OF the nelghbors who wers
was crazy.
Fearing to be alone the next aav
sent Tor my sister. That night
again told my husband about tbe |
ghostly visitor, My nerves were nn
strung, aud was very much excited
Mr. Boyle got some hooks to quiet me
ana We began looking them over
among the books was photograph !
album He was turning over the leaves
ana explaining who the persons were |
FINALLY he turned page. and there |
before me was the face OF that ghost |
had seen So suddenly was the no. |
presented before me that l shrieksd |
with terror, My husband. startled |
sprNng TO his feet. and aslsed mo what |
was the matter All could do was |
TO point 10 tho album, which had fallen |
70 the floor, and say; THAT face, mar |
f0ccr'
What about itg' cried my husband |
II Is the same as the ghoss's' |
managed to say.
he was very much Mortified at this
and startled. too.
Why, that's the face Of my FIRST
wifer he exclaimed.
Then he believed what had said