The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

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Nlla- M'Loou. pne II tho four Deer l.
land eony ~ who Were pard9ued a. Boz
ton til ~eek for hrroism in securing the
remnant II tie cre~ Of the wrecked
schooner julie Of Winthrop Point. ha-
bal romantic career. According - hI--
tors u bic if whieh j. published in
chicago TO-DAY NcI.oou's father va
wealthy merchant ana ship builder II
kocfiand MaiHe. aua wa- Worth a. les-t
: ~ - az the time u hi- death The
Inheritance VA divided between the
mother Two daugater- and 10 son He
received .u ACCORDANCE 9Th the viii on
third u The whole fortune. Tte r. du.
wa equally divided sm1ug ne Heir-
tine u tie daughter -oon after Tic a.--
position 81 thr e-tafe married ex-Lie8fen-
ant 6pYcrHgr n Massachusetts,. moss one
II tie most prominent mem9er- - tn
bar IN that STATE.
Sia- became the husband y a Ya4uy
.adt d. -t.ng8i-hei iu tHe -jcietg u Hsy-
erhil Ma f4r her great beaut, an az
cpmpii- hmeut-. 4 sg3vD residence al
Roesland va, hi hr-t Investment H.
next vas the fatal purchase Of a half in
tere>t in the completed invention Of a
Yankee 10 Utilize steam without allowing
an exhaust Thousand, after thousand,
of doliar- melted away in tie scheme.
] he financial hacker inexperienced and
perfectly insane with enthusiasm. hasten
el Of - Europe with imperfect models
and Illustrations u introduce - the g.d
world augateutcd patent mat 81 q, DO
tined 70 r., o.Ht.0nize the power supply
ing methods Il the universe. Sharper~
Al London aHd Pari> wa the week.-mrs., Of
bot man and machine and while atte,.-
iug the marvellous worth 81 the one.
showed no hesitation jill pr5htlng from
tie apparently iueNaaa-ti5.e wealth 81
the other
Y54ng MeL5ou. f, : ~aid had diued
an winel Himself on u nearls $4,000
VIen Ia married -.-f.r. then 10 Pari-
with her husband. had hin spirited If :.
America one night. he stuck ~ thu in
frn'.5n sharper until al hi available r.
source, were di>-ipated. Nothing Wa,
left but the Rocklaud house. and linz
>tDne quarry That !ielicd al income u
500 These IL gave - i wife. c5n-
ylnced that he Wa irrrciaim35le. Hi-
mother gave - him Win lavish hand but
when >Ac -aW Ac wa, failing l5Wer with
each 1iil -he withheld her faY1r>. For
Ai- pwn >ake. thinking 10 moye him -
better deeds hi, sister, closed tho door
y ia>t hi mother gayc hin a purse
with which 10 start anew ii lie We>..
eXacting the promise hat Ire would never
return unless he had oycrcsu. A.~ m
fortunate appetite. In February -
Young Ncl-o0n passed through Chicago
an liz way Ia thc Back Ili.i-. then Tie
>ceue u the god excitement He LaI
not allowed al intoXicau, Ia touch ~
lip> for full month. II Omnha. Whi.e
the overland train wa waiting FOR lun d.
L. bought bottle II AZ. Next night a.
iAr train wa Speeding past 6ihJon,
-Ulaa station iii Nebraska - station
wa shocked - sec body Ia. and ap-
pareutly roll under I'll Uhee.>. He took
the unconscious man Ito the station. anG
restored hm. Il Wa the young NV
Highlander II. lal m!raru.oH>iy escaped
with few bruises pu tDt head ! liz fJ.-
lowing train carried lin Oh TO Cheyenne.
There Tor some days Il, surprised tAc
border men ny his munihceuce and prince
ly Way~ On the fourth day he awakened
with i n4.-aGre So. remnant Il Tia -
oyl which hi> mother hal gwen him FOR
the hr>t in>ialurnt 81 t1v purchase i 4
cattle ranch.
His next effort q reformation "a
made i'll exi.e in the Medicine b"
mountain ranZe. where, for foar months.
he remained searching fJr Eeal. II The
expiration of that period. having suffered
The adverse fate II most gold hunters.
McLoon returned 10 H. wife and mo
children in Maine. He wa> sire that cir
cum~tancr> had redeemed hin. and II
solved 10 recover by hard labor the for
tune he had - reckie>>iy >,ganiercd-
liz news u HI release from 4 con
t-;.s- E i.-t = fsa.