, 1874-11-08
49, +aa Two Left California for the
~" East.
., Suddenly Changes His Mind, and
u '4 c;vps No Reason Therefor.
:, Accordingly Sues Him for
BUG $4,000.
r,,n,;,;ns Attempts at Compromise

..,oc, of philosophers in days gone
h. Believed that The hea fsr nas sieR ai 's1i to this
y, ..h. ~ rs.her than btaln' le" SUN ~ 1u
.E0usu 'g ct throughout the c,s1uzeo "otio. Du'
thea. ~ y, 90 ernest in their belief as TO become
nops ..,,;ous, " to denounce the world Tor It's
is H., co.. The many dissertations upon the
c'soe4e. - msip, and the ability with
hehs Ihs;r functions have been dig
FnEn - these modern times, have
eassn .,aa the idea that the brain is the seat of
poputs. -. .,d tbs heart Of The affections. The
.cpu s.;,,sd ,ores, At least, has no doubt In the
as u;s or her aching bosom tells the Whole
nas.s.. sm I'D so!;es the entire problem. The fe-
49, ~.a.nJ excited brain. it is true, acts in sym
.s.hT sad fans the heartaches to an intensity
r.. !. .coninng but this is all! The bra1n'
W., e+ecting IN object worth! OF Affection
.-s-. .-. t,.t object over to the hearts
's4 Tia eyes are but the windows to
and As the brain looks out and re-
49,. ~ Impressions, 80 the world looks IN.
oA..h. ARK the very centre Of life, il locked
~. ~ hre st and the guards thrown around 1t
..a,tnrn teach the privacy Of its Office and the
ncnty Of its character.
49,, Introductory lines bring to mind as
rxo or NATURES CHILDREN
~, ha1s ceased, from many Sad experiences ~
d,nt, ,h.. tho heart is the seat OF the anectlons.
49,. children are aged respectively 50 aud
~ ,e,n One Of them ia quietly so1onrn-
=. M ,snche in the wilds OF California, and
. ~. other f.ir maiden Of grace and culture,
.t.s =. ', mt An existence in al average Chicago
t,.,d;nc- house located on Michigan avenue !he
k1ner in his mode OF life, many Will say, nus
tsd tssctsd he leatt Of the two evils. Be th's as
Em,y. it can certainly have little effect upon
THE ggEAcu-or- PROMISE CASE
be.veen the parlies-Nss cna14otte IuA" 1soss'
~, Cai-which has been slumoer1ng IN
InSoa Hooth's court for year past. but which
Promises to come TO trial st an early Gay. IL
Fl, MT. at least, induce the Court to give
s50 mn to Miss Ross when she only elaims her
Iesrtaches to have damaged her to the extent
Of $2n,00D!
the;r ,3;ct,ons IRE introduced for the first time
tn the world. msv not be uuinteresting; on the
contrary, 1t wil furnish chapter in
ROMANCE FROM REAL LIFE,
.1d the network for thrilling tale Of love un-
reaaited, to be read b. lovesick sWalns Tor cen
tsI.es to come.
This pAir ufBr 1UeE III EluE6tuI, AAt.> ~ hAA-
n. 1918, Miss Ross had gone thither from the
Gs!deu CITY, learing behind her large circle Of
fueuda. anl at least ore who had learned to love
hgr-Dr. Jerome Fayette Weeks, who now dis
1l,ys his shiuge on Clark street. Praor to this
mother to whom she was plighted had been
hin upon the battlefield. She now mourns the
ht;efs death, and psys the following tribute to
lie former: ''Capt. Stevens was shot and Dr..
Weeks ought to have BEEN" She broke oil he1
engagement with the doctor" she says, be
e:ass "he was given to Brigham Young proclivi-
fss" With Iscera.ed heart, and oyer-susceptl
he of Impressions,
SIZE ARRIVED At STOCKTON,
{ nd being without any considerable wealth, com
rencd teaching the manufacture OF Wax now
e. Fapcher fell in love at sight. snd the fac
tk.I he was worth about $500. 900 did not preven
I ter rvcip,oc.ting in the kindliesr way Th
/ eo1rtsbip vas brilliant one. Each saw perfec
! ton IN The other. for what Fancher lacked II
educstion md personal beauty was more tina
! s.oned fr By his wea1th IN lands.
Moonlight and music, and Hsses, and wine,
followed in regular order, and the two heart
] learned soon to beat as one. Fanches WAS com
ps1ati7el7 une1penenced in the ways OF court
/ ship In earlier years, however, he had An at
t.ek Of lore while living in New York. He ha'
%ooed and won daughter Of Senator Conkling
/ but the marriage was interrupted because b
would not comply With the conditions-thL: =
tlould
i 1o1S TIE METHODIST CHURCH
i Rather than be Methodist and the son-ln-la'
Of Senator, he took G,eeley's advice ito G.
j VEST, young man, wnere he could bury his soK
rows. With this Elight experience, and the up
1nd downs Of 3 oourtship with Mis-
! Ioss lasting several mouths, he foun
himself about the LIST Of June, 1873, completed
IN the neshes Of loves seine, aud that he va
ioE second time pledged to marry. It wa
hmm -4.r / rra6
put she Ii the same lady who sues him for
oftach Of Premise" and who is krown i
chicago u Eliza Ross, and who is now shu
s:.s Vas from the wcrld BY the Venetian blinds OF
| Alcagan-ayenue palace transformed into
nodsrn boarding house.
| 49,, LITER TIE ENGAGEMENT
I aso oee2 perfected, the pair grew in intimac
| .1a conhdenca Fancher travelled u great dea
~ he health, and Eas accompanied most OF tn
Gae py hls ahanced. Pet names multiple
4 eAl!' and one became part Of the other Fac
sSooked upon as entirely devoted to tho otbe1
II ~ me Sewing societies Of Stockton appointe
j ~ - oay and hour when their marriage shoul
Il ~ az pace time and again, while the drest
/ s.aa sSMsss nlllners, tallors, aud parsons almoi
i ssesoess ssse! to figure in the approachin
Il ts. tt'eas. Lbs coming bride, to maintai
Il - Hpeafance and to make the necessary dis
j t.. s..as - tae time passed On, found it necessar
Il ~1esort to Bome
II TIL, sTRATE9ET1CAL MEASURES.
j W., "a.s she had property in Chicago, she conl
t!1ealze tsa!sa upon it. She borrowed OF her il
| ~ uo :. snnd1y sums of money, and deposite
| .;- a ain aa security much OF her valuable jew
~. a. tns perod, if there WAS any WITHDRAW
Is.a1 aton The Solemn contract, it Was most anti
Ts-19n Toe part Of the weaker seI. While Ut
/ E .sa fancher to distraction. just as she ha
|. r.s s toe renowned DR.. Weeks. and others, e,
| ssasaee had taught her that there was many
Nip BETWEEN THE CUP AND TILE LIZ.
Il. coasung and pledging continued On aftt
1 tAsa Aka99ement, as a matter OF courae, az
| n..s. Injured alike in loving and obeyipg. IT
i Eeause however, to the lady WAS the chi
ELL ELL she had been wooed and won, but new
j s,r;, ssso, md had curiosity to know just VIII
& d. vs., having been On the eve Of 1t b
i H. sasa5 nrging the fulfllment OF the col
i h..nanaAae aae inquired minutely AZ to Mr. Fancher
i hraaI but the responses we're never detin1
4 EFT 10 satisfy. Finally, however, Il
i OF the affair received information that
III, slslER WAS PiN1NG IN NEW roRu,
Il taS he wished to See her prior to b.
Il nn ~: ~ would have to report in haste. Th
II halv ~ W. IN, marital promises new interest," esp
II ha - Ae maiden who was blush1ngly wlsbiz
a IT, vuelne She MAS summoned to meet bi
q hnaoa near Stockton, and abe obeyod tt
H ~ ivsah as abe should Then the illness Of Ii
II sss painted with tears in his eyes. RI
81 b. *ss that marriage Was first fixed. Cha
II td.,n % accompany George upon his missie
Il tass ~. ~ ne to bear all expenses. and the ma
A &c slon. come OH ere their return to the P