The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-13

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gesl along the way, but got no, sight d
ham. reached ,Chemunk'e on . Sstur.
day, and a. it VA mighty pleasant ittIs
place on the lake ahoFs, ! took sstioa
to stay over Sunday; and 60 70 church.
! saw my man = that ehpsch, Sir,
With his wife looking ~ dsuuss % yeu
plssss, though tho women Aad every sp.
psaranes of being , bad sharsstsr, and I
thought she looked vesy nush out Of
place there. OF course ! wspld'at arrest
him on Sunday, and there, VA 10 use now,
for he was safe enough.
had no trouble il taking him The
next day. The woman carried on high,
but I told her il w,s ho uss.a ! I took Rim
Ii ny suggy ana ssstted son ny WY
home. His wife insisted on going too,
but I told her she couldn Z 30 10 ny bug.
gy; If she wanted to follow mo IN anoth-
er buggy she soald do that, but ia have
a constable to drive il for her for fear Of
accidents. She sgrssi, aud she follow.
ed me all the way bssk = shss village
that I can't remember the nsms Of, and
took the same train with us-that 10 me
and my man. g-sz.r 81 re.
She, vas ten years older thss hs VA, I
should say, and she was very devoted 70
him. She waited on him like. . servant,
and VA continually deisg something for
bim-buying him oranges and things,
slipping her handksrehisfs under his dar.
bies 10 ease his wrists, and 30 %. 4,
The young man denied ths bank rob.
berry up and down, and told . very aeat
story . clear it7up. Hs said bic real
namo was Love, and thas As took The
name Of Haight - . disguise while hs
was hiding from his father, ID L..
He had run away frou his father, whs
lived ia New York Cisy, ost Of love for
the woman that wss With him. He sid
she was . married woman, but 1ss suisg
for divorce 1t The time he wss boarding
in l., and be was visiting Tor the Ss.
suit Of the trial. She lived With Her %.
rents on ! farm halfway between L - .
and the next station, md hs used 70 70
to see her isvenipgs-thsSting her Ia tie
road by her fathers house. After she
got the divorce shs-csm into her money,
sud that was where hs got bis money to
pay::his board and lie travelling expenses.
Her folks were respsssabls Old people,
sud hs rana kis led1-lsysa~ssangsA ~
tween ,en7veNavS SoshAai By hb gofnl
81 81 w. s,s and :. sSs esa i sS ens s3] lSs3]]
met Ia Toronto and were married. fThsn
they came on West, and 6oally had SET
tied down at Chenunk. All they want.
ed was homo BY themselves, they esrsd
'nos how humble, whore they could live
snd love in peaes, sway from oil Shsis
old sequaiutances;; : 7'19 .:I'
~ "A very nice y.rs, :wsss's II!
Very we'll got up il wss, Sr, and that's
. act-very we'll got up. But The bes,
Of il was, that il was oil true from begin.
ming 70 end, 10 I found when I got d
L- with ny prisoner last WsdnesdsJ
night. '@''a.'F ,S. Se.a,..I'a'H s'.o,
Ths real burglar had besn7 s,ughs shs'
very day. and had eosfssssd his erims. =
So the dr.s thing I had toydo wss 70 take
off Young Loves hand cuffs aud ak him
what he wanted Of me IN the way Of sat
isfac.ion. He and us wife were over
loved at the new torn Of sdairs; aud ss i
wss night when xe got 10, oil they askes
Of mo was liberty to leave town By th'
midnight train west, and promise tbs
I would not ten tho l. people wh,
they really we're. The woman had &c
quaintances IA o.. -
$50 that was tho way I worked that jol
al. Simple, eh! -Thst was just what
ailsds Il. II the thing hadn't been q
perfectly plsin and simple in every wsy
Ii wouldn't hsvs led me 30 fsr astrsy, 70,
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