The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-14

A trail and beautiful nymph, known 10
fast men a. KIttie Steele, committed suicide
| on Thursday night by swallowing a cup OF
| ''oold pixen." She was = boardsr at the den
OF Mol Slattery, and becoming dsgusted
with life. made her quietus with dose OF
landAnum. She len behind note directed
20 one LIME Walbridge. accusing the frail
/ Lizzio OF being a false friend, and heapipg
| reprosches upon her head krttie figured
some months ago, In the Recorders Court az
| defendant IA case of larceny. ia which IL
vas charged that she had stolen a valuable
| diamond ring from gay young man who
had been paying her board The ring was
gwen up 90 the owner. aud the matter com
promised.
The follor:ng u the letter written by hit.
10 60 her falss friend. IL shows the intep.
atty OF her friendship f0f the inconsistent
Llzzie. and Is proof chat tho poor conrtesan
bad preserved spark Of true sonsnly feel.
ng IN the wreck Of her character. aud a
good name:
Miss Lizzie Walbridge:
you can not fool any longer. | have
tried you. | have also waited lust 10 see
how you would act with me
Lizzie. | sm satisfied | have made IN
my mind. and no one can change IL 1 know
that Il IL impossible for you 20 love me, aud
! have besn very foolish TO ever think Won
did once. ] am certain Of H. For two weeks
you have trined with my feelings. but Won
can do u no longer GO add STAY with vcur
lady friend. aud | will never trouble Won
again You vent alter Frank s. to-
night. aud yoa can not denv a. Lis. Won
cant come 10 me any more aud say you are
sorry for IL am done-yes, done forever
"You have been very kind friend to me
aud | hased yos-yss. better than | loved
my life. and veil go you kno- u: but nv
love has been thrown away by you, like ali
the rest 81 the vomss that have loved
Do a. you please. l viii nsver-no. never
annoy you any mere. IL plain 90 be seer
that yos do not for me. . you did. YOU would
not 20 cut Of the house and stay al dsv and
night, just 10 keep out Of my way
LIME. | viii say now. this i the l.s,
note you -ill ever get from me. No msee.
Your discarded. KITTIR.s
On Saturday AFTERNOON hsarse. followed
by es@h,een carriages. eoatsininE forty fraII
and veil dressed females. bore tho fsm.lns
OF Kitty Steele 10 the Wesleyan Cemes~rx
The oofhn vas lowered into the grave hastily
I'D tnlcistcr vss dresent. and not a word wss
spoken Two or three 81 the frsii sisterhood
shed tears, aud al seemed a. though thew
ssse ior once. contemplating the true eh.rae-
Ter OF The lives they we're leading. KItsie
vssfbnried hear the foot Of . young OAK
from which The autumn winds had torn All
the leaves, leaving the branches bare aud
desolase-nt emblens Of her ill-speut life.
Kitty steele came % this city about two
Years Ase from lows. vith Colonel Of the
federsi army She vas prspos-e>-ins in
appearance, and vas said By those Who knew
ner TO be rather captivating In her manners.
Acou, her parents we have heard nothing
PERHAPS she has father and mother ssill
lislog. sho have long mourned bee absence
bat when they know the LIE she Ia. led
since leaving them they -ill. perhaps. DOT be
sofFy 20 hear that The clods Of the valley
have been - e@sls hespet upon her bre..t.
and that her earthly sorrows are eodsd.