Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-05
THE BEAUTY CHARM
.,.,v Of old virsianin by Mary
Kyle Dallas.

al try 10 GUY ihS sNNs
n ~ arrives" and he followed me
4. ne wa'ting rom.
h. asst. as my friends watched. ne,
nc, MA to be far from pleased when
- - hls sent beside me, but in n
We .'ornents appeared to become
IL Interested. A little later they
maj we were talking with anima-
4 ,..rwhile a train was being made
plrhmond expression there was
[arc.ion OF many lines at Oakville.
shoard" cried the guards. The
t,.,rrers hurried to take their places,
~, so,v Mr. Graham offer ME his
md advance toward them. Sud-
IN one OF the gates slammed. All
srdr reared the. chorus of voices
ne last time. We two. Mr.. Graham
III were opposite the steps OF n
| At this moment, and they saw him
me by the waist and lift me to
/ .,ens., A guard caught me by the
Mr. Graham had barely time to
AZ The train was OF. The next
,ent our heads protruded from two
law. screamed and Mr.. Graham
"A something. but they did not
Inc words. The train sped away
MI speed and was soon a mere spot
X distance.
Williams and Mr.. March had
IA after II and had been hauled
10 the platform by number of
~ employees. The people on the
arm gathered about Mrs. March.
M is IT." they asked. rs II an
,nent? rs II your daughter?"
Il ~" while Mrs. March only
at them and shook her head.
ras at this iuncture that the train
IA all come to meet entered the
4. and Captain Atherton. with
Expectation in his eyes. allghted
hurried toward them. Their pale
the strange looks with which
reeted him. the excitement of the
HERS gathered about them. told
81 once that something untoward
occurred. and his thoughts natur-
turned to me.
here Is Nnnnle?" he cried. "what
happnned2 Is she safe?" And
March, whose terror and con-
tatlon could not control her sense
lndicrous, replied.
dear captain. don't be alarmed;
only her fatal beauty as usual.
has been carried off again."
young man I introduced to her
IN hour since" said Mr. Williams.
told me she was the loveliest wo-
Ne had ever seen and that he in
q 70 cut you out. L thought IT II
L must follow her" said Mr..
H. in whom the spirit of Don
Ne had not yet died out. We must
her at once, Capt. Atherton. We
follow her"
Eill wire to Richmond to arrest
In on their arrival" said Mr.. VIII
IT is an express train. No
snywherc Graham must sudden
Z I've lost his senses"
he message was sent: "Detain
ome gold haired young lady in
sllt with blue flowers in her hair.
oung man with black hair and
che brown suit and russell
opal ring on little finger, etc."
Atherton was wild with eN-
bit and the dear old Don in a
\ d fury. But trains take their
whatever our anXieties. 1t was
Y slhle to proceed upon their jour
4 hlll ) o'clock next morning, but
\ Midnight laconic telegram ar
E Parties described arrested. ."
sas some comfort, and Atherton
VI Z March chung to 1t throughout
y anxious Journey until their ar
p Richmond, when a great dis
tment awaited them.
Az PRISONS detained proved to be
i. sent little bride and bridegroom
HlGdHtHNNr a
n y wanted to fight everybody.
Y ~ tney We're released at once.
Z what had become of myself
I Graham?
w the reader must know what
Appened. When Mr.. Graham
VA took his seat beside me in
- vale waiting room, he began
Y talk about the weather and
sni journey he had had. Apropos
~ ae remarked that he had been
ana In search of an heiress, and
a Hesl the court house In which my
y aeme Was situated as the par
u ag'1 Naturally this interested
encouraged him to proceed.
you found your heiress," 1
% e shook his head.
ne said 1T Il quite n long
1au Aal IN order to produce q dra-
y .Ase' must begin at the be-
~ .sress was the daughter of a
gentleman who married a
' Auy Just after the close of
!. war' 1t was an affection of
~ ~, SHoh' nut political feeling ran
~ ,ilefe was opposition To the
Is ~ the part Of ,-aiati, - ~
n soung mans father was mar
angry, and the consequence
MY prdegroom, who had been
" luxury, found himself
,s IN S, ,s' without preparation, a
4 W W. Young lady's family, rep
'pts "A an elder brother, for the
no othar brothers had given
me lost cau'e, they' me
m,'nn iamiG.s, found tho M
n ,serlshed The estate re.
III asm, bu' nothing else.
MI Young hu,hund's father
FA s after. he left his prap-
'.li 49, VINO had never Offended
ri I'm ".ne Inc young couple had
vi 'Iusgles nnd disappoint-
~ einiuren Wee born but 10
K II mu' httis girl. saw the
~ NJ, uay 9f'Pr her father
" wv iAst He was killed bv
II slasa ha,ehwIy In n buiii.
\ heu Just obtainc! a gid
- = ucokkeeper, = s'-N
we mother lay in "A stpror
.. y, bought or action, crushed
~Hiple news ne -,
KS, " q. some one wrote IL be,
s.: : ., "a came at oace. A reconeil-
= and her child home sS wiz, " i p,,o
~ I n,s.ele. she died. And mac tba
\ % ~ back with him 10 The ia i,
\ r. + Y y the Everleigh STAT pr d,id
n r ss,, The only legal heir 10 q his
A-aIlss s Xsn n sbd niece, now a
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