The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-24

that the marriage ought to be at the parson.
age. and that the next evening, Monday, at 7
gglock, would be lust about the right tims.
Tint ended the interview.
@rh 'yi%"s aEsSisnfS Mr. oc sSs
came. then \, then I" but the bridal
thcm up. and he has heard not word from
them since.
The reason was this After supper on Nom
day evening Remmot and I'D wont down to the
tnrman house Ia u twO-scated wagon. Each
had on his best clothes and although they
were both u trile nervous. they are described
rs not appearing badly. Charity went to the
Welt, wo've come for you Chat" said Ed.
-, Come for me-, cried the girl. For whati
What re you talking about Z"
Why, we've como for YOU % 20 and get mar
riei," said Fl. imp"rturncd. ,,
. Marricd!' screamed the girl in laughter.
Say, what're you talking ahoutT.
, i,erG me pinnE ~ went on; inmbi,nR IN
parsons. The houses ali furnished. and
Gent me, said Charity. IIn hal You
nnCan,t IT, said "a. and he tried to seize her,
,d Bnt CHARITY IN had darted behind chair and
the adjoining room ami locked the door.
Don't let her get away ike that Remmet
I'd neeieh no urging. but he was afraid to
burst the lock. so he rushed nut OF the house
were shutters on all Of them and lie did not
dare rtcnk them, He ran around the house
Carmnn. who was coming from the woodshod.
Here; you better let that girl alonev'
breath that had been Knocked out Of him.
shes, got no use for you and you'd better
- Ain't got no use for me1' echoed Ed. ,!bo-
wildered. Why she's going to marry met
him" .a, -. .,n,. .--., 49,
That's whore you're of. Both of YOU She's
got no us. for you. and
the shutters. Now YOU know it
:, Ia turned speechless toward the shutters.
cried in u burst OF rage:
Give me back my accordion. thenw
OH net get your accordion back either.
isn't your accordion. It's mine. You gave ID
tome."
Then ha added bitterly; You'd not DO
around here now you hadn't drove my dog
away Wh s1n a tn rss IT "a. than
girl or that accordion replied I'd. stubbornly.
And that's what you'd better know right
Al this point Remmet who had been Eds
guiding star in the marriage affair. drew the
for awhile. and then they got into their wagon
AMI drove UP to Myerses.
I'd took from his. pocket the despised Wedding
RF o SrS yss THss an" hm but
hs was sulky: They Gould get no more out. Of
at all And that's all the explanation he will
give even now.
She said that Ed and her husband were in tho
city with the market wagon. When asked
about the broken of marriage. she showed all
g 1t wasn't anything" she said. That girl
Eye en-, meyer Yer seed put know SIC was only after
And she amt nothing -triking for looks.
neither. don't see what in the world he was
Mrs. Myers was equally outspoken as re-
CARDS Miss Charity CornelFs personality and
NJ / was .Gc;2!mTpleeted like that girl" said
money she didn't get sG m %H ' 80 got TOR most
all he had. ! hHfe 500 Of his in bank W and
and @ eoGss took an a.:
TWS ssIIi Isn't he going to get maTr!Gd after all
lips parted into smile Just as broad as her
nster's As he reporter drove away she cried:
cnafy Co EnST wns sitting in the kitchen
hall0wed by the visits Of her lover. She occu-
ws h@T" anG aE II sr oor mTS R
Hg hs! are YOU asking about I'd Eysrt.'".
night. We used all to 20 To bed and
n VA: go gong . marry him. SoI NssSsf
seq mc very soon ~ he down tonight And
he aiwayS was lie never missed. always
lnlh MN mn NO klilii ~ uhe l,f " hnbDtnu-
lila. Ia the deai lie gave me that accordion
over there. aud that's all he ever gave me. I
never never was going TO marry him. Ha. hA.
Ia. hn
Miss Cornell was so convulsed at this point
that Mrs Iarman had la chance 10 get In
word.
I'd was always saying TO me-" Mrs. Carman
said. that he'd like to get into our family but
/ never had the least idea what he was at OF
course Chat never would have had him.
don't know what he could have heen thinning
Of when he Thought she would do YOU. Chat1s
But Miss Cornell was still conyulsed.