Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-03-08
Honey Girls.


), and ,rumpters on every side; but The pls
ones, who generally possess the womanlit
hearts and graces, are entirely ignored. F
=" our part, We admire hon,ely girls, becau
there is something about them TO admire; Al
: because they have a beauty that "soft soap"
pcwerless alike 10 fa,ter to ruin or wash Q
Q We believe the following: "'rhe home,y cir
taking their own figures) ore in hcpcic,
! minority. hut they mean we'll. They 60
church every sunday and are fond Of the
meals. They had rather have their meal
than new bonnes. They undenrsiad thci
business, and wear No. CATERS. They ar
fond of good music, dance at parties as thong
1t were the chief end life, and always z
in when i, rains. They always thank tn
gentlemen for giving them seats in the stree
cars; neverJirt with the boys, because it /.
out Of their line, and keep out Of the fire.
Never have half dozen young sprigs keep.
ing company with them. They wash thei,
own handkerc hiefs iron their wn collars darn
thci. own stockings They never wear water
falls that weigh over one hundred pounds, anu
neither rats nor any other animals in thei,
hair. They don, call the young trash per-
fsc,ly splendid They never cat between
meals. They are all going to get married.
Tlsy will marry we'll. Their children will b,
bright shining lights in the world. The,
won keep hired girls till their husba nds can
afford them. They sleep under musque.o bar.
wien convenient. They can make coffee anu
nut cakes. aud can do chamber work. They
are 0. X. State Reg,sser
How . Mother Attempts 70 Dispose Of
htx Legitimate Children.
From the Chicago Republican,
An account was given in yesterdays Re-
pubt,cau Of a Mrs Kunt.elman and Mr..
Charles Williams, who arrived in this city
Thu sday afternoon, and who tried to get rid
Of TWO nineteen days old babies They were
70 be left on the doorstep Of some rich man 70
be taken in or freeze. - the case nigh, be-
The whole transaction showed the same cool.
ness which was exhibited by Mrs. Devins, but
lacked her daring, deliberate execution.
The parties we're Brought before the Police
Cour, yesterday morning charged with con.
sp'racy to abandon the children. The hack,
mas, Ellis, testified his evidence was the facts
given IL yesterdays paper. T. Williams had
nothing TO say, and Mrs. Kun,selmsn made
but few remarks. The case was con. inued
TO Thursday, Williams being required to give
5000 bail. and Mrs. Kun,selmsn $1,000.
After she was taken back to the Armory
iell, she made pretty full sta.emen. Of The
facts in the case. They are given below.
Her first husband was s. Hugh IIarlsnd. |
blacksmith, in Piusburg, Penn. She married
him in 1851 and they lived happily together
until his death, in 1860. She had three chill.
1rcn BY him, girl and two boys The cir. |
Sarah, il thirteen years old, and is now living |
n South Bend, Ind. The two boys are named
william and James, and are aged respectively
en- and seven. They are the ones she took 10
ne Protestant Asalum Thursday night.
On the I'd Of July she was married to her
'reaent husband, Henry kuntselman. lie il
farmer, living in Henry county, Ind. She
wed unhappily with him. He was idle and
hiftless, ard did but it'll. toward supporting
er She had no children By him. In Nav
ut she left him, taking her children with hor.
he went to Buchanan, Mich. and opencd !
oarding house, which she kept until the 18th
July. few days after her arrival there
ne went to strawberry festival, and there
ecame acquainted with Andrew Myers. He
ep. the livery stable in the place. He pre-
'ndcd to love her, and was soon seduced by
i'm. They quarreled, and on the 4th Of April
. LEFT for South Bend Ind. where she STAYED
n short time. She then went to Goshen
i'd, and acts IS housekceper At one Of the
otels there until October. She then returned
South Bend and worked on ladies shoes.
bile there, she found she was pregnant, aud
ID suit commenced against Myers. Az
'ou - ne was notified Of il, he came to South ,
and and compromised matte with her. He
Ok her to Elkhardt md placed her 10 board ,
Y
8 house kept by Mr.. Charles Cleveland-l
then returned to Buchanan; on the I'd inst,
e was confined with twins. She notified
yers Of it, and he arrived y Elkhardt few
Us since. lie introduced TO her Mr.. Charles
illiams whom she had never seen before,
ID told her he would take her to Chicago aud
lp hor get rid Of the twins: She could take
two boys with her and dispose Of them in
me manner. lie gave her $24.75 and told
r Williams had enough more.
She, the two boys, the twins and williams.
rived IN this city Thursday, at6p. nj
ey went to hotel near the depot and took
Ppsr After supper they hired hack dri-
BY Alfred Ellis, and they were all driven i
the Orphans Asylum; there she loft her two :
70. One Of the twins she carried in her q
ms; the other vas kept in basket. AZ !
y caHe hack from there they tried, % s.at-
Yesterday, to have the hsckmsn assist 9
IN in leaving the twins It the dsor Of some 9
b man. Instead Of that hs had them ar ),
ted. =,
AZ the case now stands, she has to keep the
ldren, and is too far from Mye to force =
y help from him. She was apparently will
8 enough to leave the twins on any ones
'r-step. She said tha. the Lord had taken
. Of Moses when he Was placed in the
hes, and she supposed He would Of her
ldren whom paced on the doorstep. Al - :.