The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-01-16
Real Life Romances.

From England come five romances
in real life, yet, like the fairy tales of
childhood days, when the Prince mar
ried Cinderella and they both lived
happily ever afterward The Grst story
has as heroine girl who was a weaver
in one Of the mills near Bradford.
The girl decided to go with her family
to America. For some years before
she left England she had been courted
in sheepish sort of way by fellow
weaver at Bradford. After she went
away this boy swe eetheart of hers gain
ed promotion. He rose from on
grade to another and finally from
buyer became partner in one of the
greatest irms in the world. All this
time he mad heard only occasionally Of
the young woman who had gone away
from Bradford over seas. But when
he was rich and famous he "bethowt"
him Of " t mill lassie," and came to
America and found her and took her
back to old Bradford as his wife.
The man is knighted now, and his lady
lives in magnificent mansion that is
part of feudal castle and which has
miles Of lovely country around it,
while the most prosperous Of her rela-
tives, except those whom she has help
ed by her bounty, keep an eating
house Of the kind that is known in
Yorkshire as "the four O. pie and t.
two Of mudden" order.
A young inventor in Lancashire,
who worked for many years as an ap-
prentice at 93 week, devised ma
chine that in ten years was bringing
him in over 100000 year in royal
ties alone, for it was applied to count
less industries. The 5ou1g inventor
was entirely changed by his rapid rise
to wealth. One day he was in O chem
lists shop in his own town, wher .
pale, pretty nursemaid Of about 10
years of age rushed in, carrying in her
arms child, the charge of another
nursemaid, who, hysterically weeping
and wailing, followed behind. The
pretty nursemaid had seen the acci-
dent befall the charge Of the other
nurse, and flying to the rescue picked
the child up and carried it to the
chemists and worked. with it until it
had partially recovered and could BE
taker home. The young inventor was
80 struck by the incident that he
sought out the nurse girl and eventual
ly married her. but not until esw
days before her marriage did she knUw
that her future husband was the
wealthy inventor.
| A millionaire member Of Parliament
from Lancashire took fashionable
rooms in the West End Of London.
Looking down f-am his aindew cns
day into the courtyard beneath, he
noticed an extremely beautiful girl,
not much past 20, who was apparently
the governess to the children of his
landlady. After time he sought an
introduction to the governess, and in
short while the acquaintance had
ripened into love, and the marriage
followed soon after.
Alta popular resort on the south
coast Of England young nobleman,
the descendant Of long race of bank
ers, and himself wealthy, fell in love
with the young girl who acted as as
sistant at the village library. They
married and the young woman is now
in the peerage, although the English
paper relates in the most solemn hor-
ror that cher parents keep smell
shop"
A lady's maid to the wife Of
wealthy yachtsman, while on cruise
with her mistress, attracted the atten-
tion OF young man who was guest
on board the yacht. The two we're
married, but on the voyage home the
young man died, leaving bis widow
fortune. On the next voyage, this
time as widow aud in her own yacht,
she met ncbleman Of ancient title.
aud the marriage took place soon after
the return Of the two to Eugla ad.--
st. Louis Republic
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