Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-01
MILLER AGAIN.
4 Young Man who Has Ni'tImiIrd spring
field Parties Tries the Game at North
Lew iSbuTg.

4 Young Man " ho Has NictImiI"d spring
field Parties Tries the Game at North
isburg.
ON several occasions a Young man named
Harry V. Miller Of Urhaua. hopeless
cripple. has shed the hight ut his c"untr-
nance on Springfield and when he had gone
a large number muururd his departure. He
turned out tu be numerous and >undry
dead beat. besides which hr was the biggest
talkrr that ever struck the me
tropoliS. His latest and c"yeSt lit
tie Yarn 10y which he made the
biggest hit was that his father had turned
out tu br the heir to the grounds on which
the centennial exposition buildings at Phil
adrlphia had been built and had c"n>,-
Vurutly become enormously, yes. tabulou>Il,
wealthy He attended Wittrnbrrg college
for while. and the public i respectfully
referred Ia the faculty tor information.
His Latest exploit seems to nave been laid
at North Lrwisburg. a. the following from
the Free Press of that town will show:
Last week young man named II. Y.
Miller. OF L rhana. came /" this plac" and
stopped at the Partridge hotel At inst
but little attention was paid Ia him at the
hotel. except that il was noticed that he
WAS quite a breezy Young fellow. with
scarcely enough brains to travel on. and
that he took great pains t" impress upon
thnS,, with whom he talked that his
parents were very wealthy. He said that
his father owned 4 rich farm "t 400 acres
near I'rhana. and was lover "i fast horses
They had two race tracks "u the farm. Tut
were going tu pluW one of them up this
~uriu-. Irwa- here. tu rrut Elder Hutch
in>nn'~ race. track. lie said his father would
br here in a few days. and would bring ON
fUlr of their fast horses for training. lie
expected his Satchei Ia come on in 4 day uT
two and desired that on its arrival il should
be at once taken to his room, a. there Was
diamond ring in i worth $1,000. He also
hal = very valuable watch, with ever :"
many diamonds in il. In fact hi> converse
tiOn was intended to impress all with the
i'll "A that he was one OF the most complete
gili-edged rUuSterS that ever cOndeSCrudrd
to visit these parts He stated to some Of
the ladies at the hotel that he had sister
who Was a very fine pianist, and shortly af-
terwari made the contradictory remark that
a, he was the only child of his pa he would
inherit all the immense paternal wealth.
This child of fortune is unfortunately Il
cripple. and Is Familiarity known a. Harry
Miller. a noted hotel drad-hrat. with a rec
ord at Springfield and Urbama. When. on
Wednesday evening the clouds had thick
end around this diamond-linrd Mr.. Miller.
and Landlord Van Nalkrnbur- dropped
onto the true chara ,trT of his guest and
a>ccrtainrd that his rich father j. poor but
honest cubhlrr in I'rbana. Miller walked
sadly hence into the darkness Of the night.
with a curtain lecture hy his ,ictImllrd and
exa>peratrd landlord still ringing in hi>
ears. lie was warned not Ia again darkrm
the door of the Partridge House if h" de
sired 10 avoid all application Of Shoe leather
to the base Of his physical structure"
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