, 1879-07-23


1,idncss had grown 80 upon them Tint Il had be-
curne Inonomnnta, md thcv announced ttler In
tcntion nf fett!nG lip housekeeping by them
selves. Their father gave them property from time
to time, amounting to several thousatM doIara
lii a41 one lut being valued nt lhc time Of tic
rift Mt g., 200. All they lad came from their
father, md, inr from ten,g At, unktnd or un-
natural tlarent, he IL represented as hRv,nE uver
bccn extremely solcltpus for their wtlfnrc, AMI
las n,auy times tried Ills best to sen them; hut
housc: lfe hns nlso bcsourht other relatives to
visit them and find ont what they we're doing
n''d how thcT were gcttli!E 11onG, but the girls
sava stealtast'y refused to cntsrta!n any OF
Aftor Ills daughters forsook bin, tho old gen
tlcnan removed to Morgan Park and took ref
u0e With :wo nf l,ls sis.cra who rcst'cd there.
md has been with theni up IT, this time. Ht
Ind n housekecpcr. Ills SECOND utio died about
SIX years ago, ind from that limo until about
two years ago ho kept house with his daughters
on Michigan avenue. liz never owned proper
stntcd tint sho wont to Morgan Park. was
abused by her father, and insuttrl By hs ho,tso-
keepes, sl,c told that which was not true. Her
relatives believe her to havc become partially
knew her 10 be teranged uppn aay other matter,
and the same Ia said Vi her sisters.
The ststcra were peculiar Ia more respects
than one, nlf growing out Of their one fdeA-
Ehat tnef we're uoomeu LOT sclt-uestFucilons
After they set up housekeeping for themselves,
they we're continually changing thclr locatfori
and moving about. rlry would only live in
one place swo or threo months, when they
would beeone dissat'sfled, pull up stakes, and
seek another neghborhood.. TllcY had resided
IN ttlrir last locatlun since the frat Of Mas.
The two who thus persisted by their own hanls
we're invatt.lst and thcy probably would not
hare listed more thnn ycar longer, hnd they
allowed nature to takc It's course. Anna had
two hcmorrhaRes OF the lungs prevfnus to her
death, and tue constant worry nt,' excitement
kept both Of them III most Of the tiulo aud IVES
fast 5scnrtne them away.
Willis living on Calumet avenue. tho girls
were unknown to their nearest neiehbors, h,d
rcnly rcslsted anv attempts At sociabltty. Their
conduct occasionel rcnark, nntl the police
officer on that "beat" had found II necessary to
aueeg, such as shouting and singing tntemperate-
ly, which becume decidedly annoying.
AN OLD FRIENDS STORY,
a rrnortcr tnltpt} veatrr,av win a nar.op
r,,o INV t,sarts ,eor, no.,,s ~. ,,sa ,,,., eso"
Wpo' 'os twenty yeals nearly nas oeen intimate
" acquainted with Tue 1rowbridQe family. and
whose relations have been Of snch q character
that 10 what he sara full crcdcnco onpht In
sHe"' ~ 'p'"nn ~ 1,ls a's"es' .o'u.s " a'e
lathet' Wnoae oniy 1auat' II II can 90 calIcd ono,
was yielding too far as,d too often to tho wishes
o. MS % aaugateEs n & "hsn ., Inc % mother & a'ed The
W., w. sN'e "A' .nNe1 INV. .Aea .''eo us"' ueiolo
'aSt ~e!o 1usI fe'slnE upon Womhu-
hood. BELONGING to an excellent fam
Ny, wcli-toto, md good looking,
# was oulv natural TINT thew ,hon1l he am.
,J+tous ~ ,ho, ,nnrod fo-,n,,, ,.1th ,.r,,tnt,
n't'o"s, a'u ,lof 1uoAsu ~ '"au ".'a se''s,.ts
to rising sl''l hieaef ID thc "ofau, 70 HlaKng
good matches, ard to becoming leading men,-
hers Of society, They left the churcl, on the
Woat Sidc In wh,c,, ,l,clr family baI wnrahIncd
ssss.,. - 49,. 49,. ht.A .raa,, ,.s,,,.,. NJ :.
because ~ Has hot nfen-tonea enough Inc
had received good educattohs. md hna the ad"
vantage of foreign trsvcl, their father having
T. .t ,..,a,.a.tsss H.. ~. ss,, .,Asp ,....
iIttI. tnn h;5,h oni III. ~, rronos T., ,bn fah1
while watch i,ir AMI waiting for the bie jlsh ia
come, let slide the little ones which they might