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think Mr. Cameron should ask me to pay the
fremont bill he bargained for.

think Mr. Cameron should ask me to pay the
fremont bill he bargatned for.
ANOTHER LETTER 10 Mr.. CAMERON.
have told the attorney this morning would
not have him act for me in my suit against you
You know what to say If he should come 10 see
you.
Please do not tell Mrs. Fihhugh anything
about me when you 60 see her. NO one put yon
knows anything about me. They are all trying
to find out who am, but they will never know
from me. You know more about me than any
to be my enemy. Annie Davis has made you
so. She sent Mrs. Smith to tell Mrs. Whitney.
You sat up boldly at Annie Davis and showed
her my letters, and told her the first time you
saw me came to you for money. Then you
gave me S. Again please, please spare me! Do
not assist those people to hunt me down and
trample me under their feet. This Is all they
want.
MRS. OLIVER WARNS Mr.. CAMERON.
Hon. Simon Cameroa:--Dear Sir: think it
best should tell you there is a certain man
who tells his friends that he is playing game
on YOU. he says you showed him letter from
me to you, sent to Harrisburg and returned
here, and that told you That loved you in the
letter. This man has one of his family en-
manent place He says he is going to make
more out of YOU. So beware OF him; he halls
from The southwest and calls himself demo-
crat: You can hear all such large men as he
mas to say, and his son, smaller man, but don't
let them fool you by telling you falsehoOds
ABOUT me In order to make you pay money or
shape OF men, and the democrats have no more
confidence in him than you will have when YOU
come TO find him and his son out. Beware or
him. Please do not show any more Of my let
tiers to him; he cannot harm me- When TIE
trial comes up between you and /, will be glad
to show such men to the world. Don't give this
would kill you now for S. IL he would not be
found out. He was heard to say he would do
something to you.
SHE WANTS MR. CAMERoNs CHILD TO LOVE-
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give me Simon to take care OF as my Child will
ask no more. Then will feel, since / cannot
now have you, Will have your child to wait on
told you how Mr.. Riddle insulted me. He asked
me II ! would not love him as did YOU and
since the insult he offered lost confidence in
sent me TO pay my expenses because you told
me before you left Washington. / think Won
lelt. ! saw you the morning you left In your
con nn1 ROOM August would have told
out you seemed to be friend of his Now do
not care. as know he Is acting for you. Before
was not sure or could not understand why he
oHeIe0 the insult to me. would very much
dlsllke TO think you told him to do IL, and
would dislike to think Mr. Riddle would do SO to
wound my feelings. However, he made me
He will tell you told him could not love him
and resented his insult. When my case with
you comes up in court shall tell how ] have
been treated. shall have attorneys to assist
me who have known me since schoolgirl
You know you told me the morning saw you.
before you left the committee room, you would
SEND me money to pay my expenses when I
would be taken sick after took the medicine,
and the money Mr.. Riddle gave me was for that
purpose; when he gave me the money and l
would receive It asked him about the receipt;
ne told me In his office they did amount to any
thing; it as not binding In my case 1t did not
prevent me from bringing suit; but to consult
with no attorney until he ha the matter out of
his hands. | wish had home In Florida. I
could take Simon to and spend part of the year
there-and have you come to see me. Wouldn't
that tn be splendid, among birds, flowers, and sun
so nice to live at Florida-you would become
young again. Suppose you send me down there
10 prepare nice place for us to live at and
make make It a heaven on earth, Simon, you and l.
MARY.
ABOUT ANNIE DAVIS,
g., Kind Slr:-I am alone, have no relations, no
friends and through the kindness of Hon. S.
cameron, your brother, have been able to help
myself. But unfortunately now woman lex
cuse the word learned that had often been to
see Mr. Cameron, and she thinks that there is
no better or kinder gentleman On the GLOBE
Because Of this, she is doing all she can to inure
me. she says she is related to your sister, Mrs
Cameron, and calls boy Mrs. Cameron sent to
BOARD with her cousin. The boy is no relation
He says he would not stop with her but to please
Mrs. cameron, and am sure Mrs. Cameron was
no relation either. She Is from Harrisburg and
boasts OF MIR. Cameron's support OF her for
years. Her name Is Annie Davis. Let her rela-
ton With Mrs. Cameron be what 1t NAV she
should not try to injure me. Please tell Mr.
Cameron OF this if you can do so; if not, please
advise me what / shall do. Pardon my conf
dence. but am really distressed about it or /
should not send YOU this. Nj. Cameron is too
good, too kind, to be persuaded to comply with
the desires or will OF such as would so unchari-
taDly 1njure one who has no knowledge of her
only Only as she SO boastingly tells the public who
woman, this enemy Of mine. remain, respect
iuIy' MARY STEWART OLIVER,
413 Missouri avenue, city.
The boys name Is Eddie Camp, from Gettys-
burg. 1t Is not likely she can be related to Mrs
cameron, as rumor says she done all she could
Wien Mrs. Cameron was living 70 Wean Off Mr.
Cameron's affection from his wife, and would
DOT allow him to come home to see Mrs. Cam
erOn depart her last, Mr.. Cameron has Miss
Annie living in fine style. He bought her q
morse morse, and has servants to wait on her. He
nVes there almost. Mr. Cameron Is going to
carry this woman to the springs. It is said
here that the Hon. ''Tad" Stevens brought this
woman from Harrisburg and placed her In the
office OF the Coast Survey; but now, and for
twenty years, Mr.. Cameron has had her.
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT ON Young LADY.
Last night, about O'Clock, gentleman and
ton OF the city, in returning from the Post
once were attacked by crowd OF seven or
eelgnt Ioughs at the corner OF M and North
man and four or five the young lady. The gen.
tleman struck out from the shoulder. and While
engaged In defending himself the others nus
tied OF the young lady In the nelghborhood OF
Iiber Creek Valley, In a lonely place, and at
tempted to ravish her. She screamed to the
utmost capacity OF her lungs, and they threat
ened to shoot her. Her outcries were so loud
that they finally became frightened and re-
leased her, and she made her way home, her
Clothing torn and presenting pitiable condi-
ton, nearly frightened out Of her senses. The
gentleman In the meantime released himself
from his assailants and proceeded In the direc-
ton the brutes had taken the girl but could
hear nothing Of her: After searching about for
some time he went to her house, where he found
her In state OF great nervous excitement.
Afterwards he went out and hunted up Sergeant
Brosnahan and Officer McKenna, to whom he
related the facts, and soon afterwards these
officers arrested Patrick Mcnamara and George
Lowry, two OF gang who run together in that
dangerous locality, and took them to the sta
ton, where both the assaulted parties recog.
nized them as leaders of the mob of brutes
Charges were made OF assault and battery on
the young lady with attempt to commit rape.
In the Police Court to-day the hearing of the
case was postponed until Friday, bonds being
fixed at $4,000 each, or jail.
Nor WIFE.--In the Police Court this morn
ing, Celia Crane was arraigned on the charge OF
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