The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

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s'several months since, gsy, pleasant
this city, with her servant and engaged spa
cious apartments at the Girard House. She
.yhas h seeech Of distant relative, who was
2 Untitled to = portion Of large estates which
she held in Texas. She was exceedingly
rich, and expected au additional fortune, in
consequence Of the recent decease Of an un-
q death, sts God old go At &c dg q
On looking over Tie newspapers one Sat
urday. she observed m advertisement that
tAe Rev. Mr. F. wouh preach on the
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Ter, and 10 ct the head Of one of the most
fashionable and intelligent congrsgatioas in
the city Of Brothsrlyf Love She copcsived
thsidsa thas hensst b. the very person she
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made known her business At FIRST he wal
incrsduloua The wife, however, concluded
that her husband was in error, and on ex
pressing her view, he was led into train Of
deep meditation, and finally came to the con.
a aelusion that perhaps he was destined to be-
come millionaire without much hard work
asti TIE French lady and the wife Of Che reve
Heud gentleman now became intimate, and
m IN fact lived high. This continued for q pc
riod of several months. The deeds Of the
81 property in Texas, all of which seemed we'll
authenticated, were closely scanned, and the
many friends of the reverend gentleman and
his wife congratulated them qpon heir god
fortune At one time, "a &k 1tfival a. !
steamer from Eusope, ~ n laiSt ~
oeived letter, IN Which \ M osed that
il consequence Of adothef death htxink 0c-
CURED in the family at Paris, Ssome time
must necessarily elapse before remittance
could be sent on, perhaps not for months
g. At this announcement she seemed to grieve
considerably, because she could not return
- hospitality which had been so kindly ex-
landed to her, IN a Sq1al style By dint Of
the most daring e6f01tery, she finally sue
ceeded in her applications for ANAL sums Of
money, ranging from $50 to 5000 She, in
company with several Of her admirers, would
pay visits 10 some Of the 6rst class stores on
Ckestnut street. Being rich French LADY,
in company with rich ladies Of our Mr.
whose we'll known faces had been % often
reflected in the rich mirrors thAtembellished
the scores. the worthy attendants sndeayorsd
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Arfan - Wsre finally made for the
French lady ana servant, the reverend gen
tleman and his rifs, TO 70 to Texas, in order
to settle up the estates, then TO return to
Philadelphia, and purchase a large and
splendid mansion on Broad street, above
Brown. A short time previous to this
considerable quantity Of silver plate, silks
s'Gs and satins were obtained by the French la
DIV, for which the srsverend gentleman be-
came responsible. While making all these
arrangements, the minister almost forgot to
visit the sick, and to pray with the dying;
and at last, when the moment arrived that
he and his wife, and the French lady were
10 proceed 20 Texas, the latter was nowhere
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Here was, indeed, dilemma not expect
cd. All the hope that had been built up
the visions Of gold that had glistencd before
them, the castles that had been erected, the
vast estates that the reverend gentleman had
fallen heir TO, the many interchanges Of
Hospitality. and other "reminiscences and
pleasing reflections arising therefrom, faded
away Ike crimson cloud in sunset borne
Railroad trains were sought, and the reve-
rend gentleman succeeded in tracing her to
car on western raAroad, and attempted
to seize her and pullhef out the passengers
intsrposed, and finally he was thrust out Of
the car, and she went her way rejoicing
The detectives were brought into reQuisi-
ton, but they were Of no use; the telegraph
sent forth its messages, but all to no avail -
The facts leaked OUT and such a constsrna-
ton, such q gossipping and convulssdhp-
per-tendom, never took place before, and
perhaps never win again. Who the accom-
pished French lady is, where she came from,
BIZ or whither she has gone, no one knows
She figured in this city for several months
and II was only few days since that the
facts leaked out The minister who was so
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for which he had become security and it
10 presumed that he will agree that he paid
q desrly for his whistle"
ssss A Fighting Turk
Pierce Pugsnt of the New York News.