Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-15
MARRIED IN A PALACE ,
Romantic Ending Of a Souther1 ,
Love Story.

- VI u t1buluEI N Lr
Love Story.
Last Saturday, at the Atlant a-.
ton, there was marriage tia.
a romance covering many yesr
bride during much Of her life.
known only as Pauline. She
by her husband, when a Chill
on the steps of a frame buidr.
outskirts of New Orleans c...
alone in the world. He -oa,
to his home. The child -
we'll contented, and her ban
pected every day to hear t..
the story Of her family 5y f.,..
stating that her parel.s ws..
said nothing more. ----
Time sped on uni Plrrr.
under the protecting cal. ~ l' -
factor for ten years. c9rs-r -.' Den
nance in the Phliade.35a ~. -' Il
I little slip of a girl had na-s- I2tI
manhood, and her pre- enc. -.. '..' Boo
and life very sweet for d. ,.r-.
ed old lady and her son. F-..
year had slipped ass ... 1.
been a mother TO Pau -t...
died, and this girl. WHO ...
cry day deeper into
benefac,Or, now prem 49,.
On account OF Pauline,
however, he was will.ne
year TO his already l0u
The girl was attractive. .. ....
had many admirers. but .- -..
cared little. She was hon .-
and loved only her benz
One day, not long ere The,
married, Pauline was seen Urt.-.
factor to kiss a young man.
had followed her into the ga-f.-
had done so many times before
that was the result. THIS ra
not meet her, as he was u ..
doing, and escort her indoor So
sight OF another caressing h.r
much fer him. The s.gh 81.
crash upon his heart. and he ,
to make himself believe THAI
his years of fond hopes hal euf.
had often feared they wouli rr
a dream. He endeavored 20 Poo
BILE, so he blamed himself fo-
ever tried to win a heart an n-
much younger than his Own.
only natural that she should f son
a man so young and handsOn
one whom he saw hold her IN BIS
and kiss her over and over lila.
ing.
Being of a calm nature. he On Il
settled UP mis- business affair and i
town. A relative of his took p1.-
of his house, and Pauline was 9r
for until 1t was supposed she
marry her young and handsome i
1t was now her time TO feel crusa. 1
heart and spirit. She could NOT n I'd
way account for her bo1eI c-i
strange conduct, and was griayel 81
waited day after day. mon
month, year after year. hop-
praying that some day she Nigh. d.
from him. But never a line can. e.-
" 'ag nN Nio nv IFS
Four weeks ago. Pauline say ml
toned in a New Orleans papersha n-.
Of her benefactor among the bushes
men to winter IN Atlanta. She hal Or
ly 81, but that did not deer her from
tempting to reach Atlanta. She Stare
forth with a small grip and umbo
and walked every step from New n.
leans to the Exposition. She rested ,
many places enroute and receive t
best attention She reached here F-
day, but was 50 weary that she was fnt
ed 30 get q room a once and rest o.
erccme with fatigue she fell asleep an
did MOI arouse until Saturday morni
She fell refreshed and started hmm
ately out to the Exposition gr0ur.
hoping to find her long lost lover.
over the grounds she went. watch
eagerly every face; then Through
different buildings, and when au-
giving up with despair she came face.
face with her benefactor and The r
some young stranger she had SD o.e
met under cover Of darkness.
The meeting took place just in '-'-
of the Atlanta. West Point and St
ern Pacific Railroad office, in, the -l-
portation building. and the gen -',
within, Captain Gee. Professor Lines
and others, being old friends-A'su-.
der Sinclair-invited the trio u .
then and there in the presence 0f q
full explanation followed. The handc'
young man was none other than
lines brother. He had been u-'
at one time, and was so impicae
crime that circumstant.al "r
would have been strong enough n
vince him had he not eluded tte .a
keeping in hiding, and only
sister on the sly. A month ago
who was guilty confessed,
proved the innocence Of
brother. This explanation port T.
line innocent also of HAVING r f''
lover than her benefactor l'N''
Sinclair-to whom she hf H..'
has always been faithful
The meeting was a hapDl one ior
three most interested, as wr.I Us
their many friends. After 'a.s s'
quiet crowd, consisting of Pauline
lover and her brother. Captain 49,
Professor Lines, Mr.. Gegory and W .
Pagan, in company with minis"
a few distinguished friends, en-
palatial car. and there Sinclair %