Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-06
A ROMANCE OF TWO LANDS.
Meeting I'm Kansas City and n We'd
ding in Australia

\ white-bearded man Of rufdv complex
IN and splendid physique. who had been
or nearly an hour pacing backward and
onward through the several waiting rooms
the Union depot yesterday afternoon,
-'dslondlly glanc!ng at the large clock in
the north room, was seen by the few pas
Sengers seated about to start suddenly
and. with Joyful exclamation. rush up to
a young man who had just entered the
l MON avenue door. There was a warm
ana energetic handshaking on the part Of
the elder man. and a passive yielding OF
his hand To the greeting by the younger in
dIvidual As the two walked across the
street 10 the hotel opposite they talked hur-
richly and IN an excited manner. the old
gentleman leading in the conversation
At 30 O'Clock pm. they came back to
III depot ana boaricd the Santa Fc train
Tor California. The white-b"ariel gentle
man carried large gripsack and ths
young man walked behind him empty
handed, at times looking down at his at
IN His clothes mad once cost a cousif-
cradle amount OF money. Now the ar,,,car-
anr" Of them Was of great usage with no
RELIEF by the substitution Of others for
months
Six months ago the young man, Wilson
l-arkham, Vas beginning life as a broker
IN tLe city Of sydney Sydney is in New
South Wales. and Larkharn's father Rob
err {. LaTkham, is member Of the I.g!s-
'dt!Ne assembly Of that colony After
-. /; % '''','ti..I. events lhe 1870 met at
~ Na!,N'I9 ny Lhlpn depot yesterday.
~ ~" CI''' uaih reaches san Francisco
~. ~ '''-ift a steamer Tor their autlpO-
=. I,3. anu 4-dLfeI "hl' threatened
~ nI'9Ht the lHture OF TWO promising lives
VIII 10y that time have probably ended ham
PLY. nap
NIiSpn i-afkham had been educated in
i-iiSidI'i dI Sitht expense, ami hen he re-
.ut ,.s4 rom college to Australia his genial
4 a.
- - ~ iai Den "i|rli"I abroad,
I'm an o''J-'l OF aiI"l.t'T not only
- '1'Hs ,i'le 81 li"h+S. but 70 the
- % - wen. VI course. he was
,,.as s,,,,,,,s'3 % d III !Lt. ha IRE. II
-, ~ ~ many tht NJ might have
-. 90 IpNe tIlie IN f-A-laHI. from his
inIt r,a, 80 SiT young ladies of sydney,
M in ,5yarc.. -. NiI ms Ih'hi mace
psrenrs rbat ba i,7,.t-15 .'r'i NJ loIl ms
,,Iiye T4.r'5N,, $500 L" marry Miss
Z, IIaral' a. .'"t4'e' % hef ADRIAN
s,o,.,, -. -, % - ''''S- Ms Drought
10 80 tlI5a ,'"t'' MI. l-alhArln ST.
ala ,li,,o. ,D. Hdl het'h interested in
-ainaI ,.l,,,eI - = ~ me Id Iei hhi OBJ
TarLb,,I, 80 u "a enough STOCK 10 Gust
ana ~ ,,,., -, - |1 oI ne enterprise,
since T,ba -, - ,5eH p'li'i enemies
which ~ -, ~. li''H,l!- INTO love,
.gaupb-ar an3 -. - nj iIhill'h
sriII ,o,,.f,,--,I ~ o"''H "'aL however,
Wilson Iar.l,b,n, - pa Il ION WINE
nd nor chapga H. q it.9 ol"I.es
there Was a sta,j,- ..g,,.,..... = 80 ~
tween then, Wb.,b~ ~ p. ne
of his jaupb-er's - ~" me"
i,arfner's sn,, is ,,,, l,T-,o, -'' ms 'o'i i'eF
The protests Of his ,,ara,,,s "a, a.. IL
The determination az yorIrf -, a. 81
marry Miss Hau,Ian Relations r",-Il.. "a ~
came SO strained be-v-s,-r f,,E. ~, &C
Thai one day tb.rs ~ -, - 80 ,''I
only a few v-,..lss IA -, % ~ .' &.
yo;lng man ba3 t,l3 ~ -, -, 1.-e
There was no -iyn, for ,,,,.,,,,., - "a.
h, had no mor,.y in his -, -, - "
solved to begin life srs,,. ,,,i r., -. '
country He lola bis s,,-o.,T.,.,. -. %
wouII yo IA Ar,.,,;.., 81 - - nc
tanned a start u-,,,lI - 80. T. ~ '.H %
.,ouiascaJ ~ -, a., 80, ~ an she
mart of January fa,,.taI ~, -. - ~ 'N''eI
with A few dollars '' 'i''- '7GO
Like orh,r In,,.,s r,bo 49, -,
10 make uariors b,y, >, II, a. =. ','l "ut
The limo Of ,,,,,,,. ,,,.r.;,,, '''' - al
forInd thar rba I-,jtaj 50 ,." 90 1911 s'oh
,roo3 Ma "a H., j., - : - - nIIeht be
ting rich on sbor, nn,jc. n,,;,',, a 40 EeI-
.I..riuPs in s,.,r.b - -, - us M NdII-
to nt his afrainn1a,Is ~, i. ..,l'I3S ..,eHt
places but made no aIIiti, ~
finances occa .iop,r,, h. - \. " ms
nerve him apainSt ,Irs,ai- 't"Oi ~
only feu, -, -, ,, -,
I,rEbap, sr r.,,a,,,,, 80 !; i,I,'I wen
his son and "a tho en,yris of ~ 10, OF
said he w3uId cn,ls.,,.nr ., al ,t, WI" tI