The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-21
SAVES Girl Is LIFE
And NJ WINS A BRIDE 3 D |
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UP-To-DATE VERSION OF THE
PRoFEssoR's LOVE STORY
Professor Walter So Hendrixson of
Iowa College, Grinnell, Has a Gen
uine Romance in the Garden of the
Gods'- elimination Comes in Union
with Southern Girl

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Special to The Journal. ~ xaEii ,-.aana g.a p
Grinnell, Iowa, April 21.-EA& wedding which
has just taken place at bnneus, NIo., marked the
elimination Of pretty romance: 7 The princi
pals were Professor Walter s. Hendi xsoii, FOR
ten years head OF tho chemistry depart intent of
Iowa college ut this place, and Miss Elizabeth
Bradley, daughter OF weil-to-do. citizen of
LinneuS. - :" 49, s1sss 6 ft&Ss =: .:i't@i'
When two or three summers ago Professor
Henderson locked the door upon his choice as
sortlnent of test tubes retorts and noxfoussIne
ing chemicals 2and started for Colorado to seek
rest and recreation, after arduous siege in the
university laboratory he probably had not an
idea in the world that Cupid was at: thut mo-
ment putting an extra: SHARP point On AM arrow
he soon expected to launch TO recuperate his
health the professor had decided supOn walk
ing, tour thru the park region IT Colorado.
Professor to the Rescue.
He had been enjoying his outing for week
and already his face Fad a tanned and health
ful appearance; and hfs step wass:light and
buoyant. He started one day ora tour of the
Garden of the Gods. The highly rarifed air and
the grandeur of the scenery filled him with ex-
hileraticn. He was enjoying himself to the full
when suddenly lie was aroused from his con-
temptation of the beauties 'of nature by the
scream of woman and the loud CHATTER of a
horse's hoofs. (" - ~ =" :~.' = ~"~->~'. /
Looking up, he saw a young woman c1inging
to a horse, both arms tightly cldsped about it's
neck"and the 1naddened animal dashing at fright
1ul speed along the edge or road Which Skirted
d precipice"; :~'.- -. '@'P ;-2fH:@.1 -.
:" The professor acted quickly! Sprinting at top
speed he started down the narrow roadway ahead
of the runaway knowing that its own superior
speed soon would put them ON an equal foot
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The horse continued, peerihg"on slightlyiasait
neared the professor. calling sharply to the
+ girl to loosen her hold ontthe animals neck and
remove her foot from the stfrrup, the professor
| seized her about the waist and with mighty
effort landed her safely upon the ground. -
a~ Tainted in His, Arms -,
t Woman like, as soon as the danger, was over
the young woman, who proved to be decidedly
nice looking proceeded to faint in the professor
| arms. The professor never had been what is
known a fI::ladies' man. and the. contre-
temps seemed to him full of awkwardness. :. New
ertheless he bore, his unconscious burden to a
| nearby spring, where, by dashingz water into
her face, he soon succeeded In ,reviving her.
4 One of the characters in .play57apd. curiousy
enough the play is called :"The Professors Love
Story says, that no man, can carry an uncon
scious woman, in. his arms without proposing tt
her. 1t is not of record that -pr0fessog Hen
| drixson did this, not just then, at least. How
| ever, he probably must have, done SO at a latel
period, for the acquaintance begun in so roman
tic manner ripened into love, and now a. mar
i rage. :-,:~ 49, o,;r .....sr,>7 4,.-. IS.