The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-22

Sohefferle. residing on q farm nine
hast OF this place, began yesterday
cry stormy manner, and the bride.
- maiden name WAS Miss Peach VII
VRhve much evidence by her conduct
ssSrior to the ceremony that she In
10 have a good deal to say In guiding
ntrimonial fortunes OF the happy
ASSchenerle began paying attention 10
Willow about seven years ago. when
Eere quite young. and kept IL up
- steadily year after year. but with
sttIng very definite about il. His
3, with whom he made his home.
~ "a the match and did all they could
Twas considerable. 10 discourage the
Imam. Miss Willow seemed not to
nch interested In the case for sew
a ears, nor, inoeed. till about year
When her parents both died and leiL
one on the tGnl. the sole owner oi
4 with only hired help TO MD her In
ng II on. II then occurred TO her
Ilat would be fine thing to have
industrious husband on the premises
tnasmuch as young SCheiIerle pos
all the required qualifications and
d to be anxious for the position. the
=, people became engaged.
\ Sooner had they done so. however,
Imposition on the part or the elder
,erles became very manifest and They
ed that IL Gonzaluus married Miss
W they would cut him of with
.lg. turn him out OF doors with
CD and never speak To him again as
rs they lived He tried TO make
against their authority, but the
,of years was too strong and on two
ate occasions when the wedding had
set 10 come on he fuiled to put in
-)pearapce and the festivities had 10
Btponed. He never failed In his love
ne girl. though, and she realized that
only the Influence OF the old people
Kept him from marrying her, and
with her continued disappointments
Ryely as possible. The young fellow
Dntinually In rebellion and yesterday
feddlnG was again set TO come of at
ome OF the bride. But for the third
the guests were disappointed, for the
4 did not come. and q messenger
irTifed from the parents Just 1T the
set for the wedding brought with
be license torn into shrcds, and thus
led.
n Miss Peach did indeed conclude
patience had ceased 10 be virtue,
ecided TO take vigorous action In the
herself. She hitched up a team
rove eleven miles to the county scat,
led a license In place of the torn
y exhibiting the fragments and say
lat II had got torn up" and then
urned and drove straight TO the
of the vacillating groom and his OBJ
ID parents.
Twas met at the door by the mother.
forbade her 10 enter, but she pushed
'she old lady, and when she entered
st room and was confronted by her
1-for father-in-law and he took her
: shoulder and tried to put her out
she turned on him with her vigor-
)ung strength and gave him such a
ng as he had not had since he was
Y The unwilling mother-in-lnw
! dead away at the sight OF her lord
nster being thrashed by a woman
hen the girl had polished Off the old |
man TO her satisfaction she carried !
chefferle into a bedroom locked her |
then. after locking the old gentle |
p In another part of the house, she !
He'd the young man who had been |
1hed witness OF all these events to |
10 her buggy and go with her TO |
m home, where they were promptly |
d by the Justice OF the Peace who |
cen ordered by the young woman
lit her return.
: In the day the elder Mr. and Mrs
srle rcgained their liberty and then
over to the Willow farm. made their
with the young people and every
vas happy. LIE SUEUR LYRE.
Herman Dltweller, who lives east OF
Performed n heroic act this morning
Imminent risk OF his life He was
3 TO town with Il heavy load OF
7hen he overlook a little girl carry
basket OF eggs to market and mvit-
TO ride the rest or The way with
n he reached the top of the long.
lill leading into town. he locked one
: wagon wheels In order to make the
gnf oil l4.., hu,.
rhcn one of the horses stepped on a
stone and spralned Its ankle so
Dthat II could go no further. Dit
took the team out and requested
kr FARMER there 10 help him down
ii with the load. They were dust
TO hitch In the other team and Mr..
Her had lifted up the tongue for
7urpose when the lock chain sudden
IKE and the heavily laden wagon
~ Off down the hill. with the little
iii riding on the seat.
'cller braced back on the tongue. but
inable 10, stop the wagon. which
y In speed every moment and was
ying down the long hill like O runa-
ocomotivc. Dltwciler knew that IL
pped the tongue the wagon would
side and be tipped over in a mo-
and the little girl probably killed
held on with a death grip. kept
lyon In the road and ran as man
ver run before.
heavy wagon with It's load OF a ton
f1alf OF rock crashed and roared be-
Ina and, gathering momentum with
second, flow Ike an express train
Tho incline. bounding over the In
fies OF the way and fercely striking
m the rocks Ia its path. Ditweilcr
his legs fairly fluttered beneath
rom fve feet at jump be gained
ined TIL three times that was but
- thing for him.
n crossing the way with Il wheel
= gave one glance OF horror at the
~ In the pnth and ran, and in a
,Ditweiler had leaped high over
5truction and flown on his way
nc barrow was ground TO frag-
nbeneath the wheels OF the wagon
ill Is 80 feet long and for so feet
n Inc level ground at the bottom |
5er ran I'll he finally proved the end
ongue into the ground and brought
ron TO halt and as he did so tho
ri clnpped her hands gaily and
y MIN Tor tho beautiful ride"
single egg was broken
J y years ago. Melissa. the beloved
Cadmus Hennessy. broke faith
pr loving husband and ran away
ple hired man. Nothing hns ever
ferd OF tho crring couple since that
Nj Hennessy was terribly shat
q, among tho other things lie did
ate that tho arrow had gone deem
0, was that he locked up tightly
y always closed the room his wife
sfupied before she lert him.
'le ne scanned to recover somewhat.
Htever unlocked the room and. whno
: loiIowed autumn and springtime
the Garth with green when the ice !
w were gone. and year after year
way. the door to that lonely apart
manned closed and the room Itself
ninds OF all the other members OF
NY, came 10 have ghostly and
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