The New York herald., 1873-12-18

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thinkit was - sharp thing From your own sIITn,;.
| On April Is she writes:-
u uncle would treat me al right ana e%e aSs eae ms saes
things are now. | viii never come home
SHE WRITES HER UNCLE
from Quincy on the l4th OF April, sending the let
ter to ST. Louis TO be mailed:-
ST. LOUIS, April "a, 1872.
very much surprised to receive an answer from you
M ask no ss OF sHa rs sw os my eeag m m oe St
a%ax. hs Sas &c s % n nj & Gh sa sna r hss a al hG
don't worry about me for | will always get along
e ve S have kept ep ap hat &
for seven long months.
She also writes, ''You dare not touch me. The
Sharteis are 50 low ! wouldn't wipe my feet on
them." Sha1er writes her AS follows, auvisng her
to go to Springfield
DEAR IDA-Yours OF the 10Th was received Yesterday in
Decatur | had no time to answer from there as the
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stable But don't Be- on the street much Enclosed you
to
love. remain, your FRANK
she writes from Springfield: =
Sr NICHOLAS HOTEL May q, 1872
The clerk Of the hotel said could have ali the com
at present.
sne writes on April 27, 1872
MY DEAR FRANK-To-day fnds me in Springfield, and
tired and sleepy the devil was in hopes of seeing
e
a g psaff ri IN me es nene at h e
es me BY the Ct he d La Rwe by as soon
GETTING MAD.
The following will explain ITSELF
DECATUR, June $. 1872
have written to Read to let have the money Now i
SsYl wrie % y
then win get your letter Monday win be at the train
l0ohns for y0u 50 don't TAI TO come Yours FRANK
He writes from
DEAREST BELLE-Yours was received a few minutes
Would have come down the afternoon train, Sat
& e ike
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aware aware Of not ' even Read have Kept quiet Tor your
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bring here e p w have e be here most Of my
you to do is to see Read and i. have told
P!sisr ever, and you aenskso% how wei Would
sHAFER WAS MARRIED
TO lady in the winter of 1872 and soon after Ida
La Rue commcnced suit. laying her her damages at
% no. L. Is from tine wing ut letter he
spunky reply indicates that she Will do nothing OIL
that kind: -
DEAR IDA.I write you this IS @ can't get to see you
Q y9a y that You should the IKE tSis said
@ o s" o sSa9ss me- tod aHi
suit viii ICY svs s9ss a yS%a yna ts !a
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we can nS !, up % between g 4 and
# this V 4oa M sasG &
s @ sne a sHr s or that you
DECATUR, Jan. ls 1s7s-saturday Afternoon.
Mr.. SHAFER-Your note received and must say ! am
surprised the contents; you must take me for dn
tool il you think you can scare me to ANYTHING Now
ahea with your threats But you will find out that you
have to deal with the wrong girl As for you making
settlement, that you cannot do have nothing more TO
say II YOU wish to ascertain anything go to LAWYER
Smith. meeting and going riding with you
that will do Wouldn't be TOOL to meet you
night after what has happened and for you TO say
must do and So and II dare to do this that
will have my life But think It will take two to play at
that game the best thing do to keep your
threats to yourself Mr.. shaier, know your little
game trust no man hereafter Your letter will keep
dearly, IDA LA RUE.
The case was tried before Judge G. y. Smith, Of
Champaign, who, during the entire trial, gave evi
dencc OF his abry to fill this important position
The case was given TO the jury at eleven p. NJ.
Thursday night, and at ten z. NJ. Friday verdict
was returned assessing the damages OF the plaintiff
at "a 900.