Telegram-herald., 1888-10-19
He DIED FOR LOVE.
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Wm. l. Yoana O. BiE Rapids took hi.
osn his ate Ns5ussdsy nisal ~ driaEing
t~o ounces " caros.ic 4s.d
lolas cane 81 thls Sly wesk age 10
see Alss hAsis Fs~lng yooag !sdy
ihAl hs va very much attached To- and Il
tls lsglsrs foaad ia hls pockets can -
tsssn as . guide she retained ais affections.
a. shs addressed him a. NJ Dear Ny
Daring, etc. and longsd for him 10 come
sDd sec her.
Last week the couple got = room ia the
orinneil block aud Mr.. louDs told Mrs.
Ridden. ths snllsdY. that they were mar
red. bat Il - uot kno VI tna. Miss Paving
was there a. night Iney went away, snd
"Wednesday nighg ouug came back i0r the
room Asslu. saying that nc vas alone tins
time lie came 10 ate. aud AIRS. klsden
saw that be looked doun-hearted
ouns DID nor get up yesterday morning,
and TIE door was opened after dinner. when
Onng Was found dead. By the side VI his
bed was tvo-ouuCs bottle thAt had con
tanned caToohc acid bat wss empty. on
the dresser was found the following note
Hattie my darling YOU will seewh en- you
get this that / told yea tie truth. This -
al awful ums Tor me out 10 will leave yOn
free and hope you will De happy Ia the
fgture, II You are not iust now. As ! saw
yeu tonight aud kissed You good bye ! Will
not say any more now. Only long farewell
my only love and darling Que Eood-by for
ever only do hope you Will
come and see me as soon as you get this
and please don't try 30 send word OF this 20
my father for guess II would Kill him.
Good. bye darling aud may God bless and
keep you good cir. Is the last OF yours un-
ri death. WN. l.. YOUNG.
will hold your picture in my hand TO
the last and 1 want II 10 60 with me Is all /
ask. Good Dye
On the back Of one sheet the following is
written:
The one that finds this will please take il
or see that IL goes quicK. Don't wait tor the
mail . take II but take il at once and tell
the truth at once. Take TO Miss Hattie
Pawling. l97 First-sve., Grand Rapids"
The body was taken TO q Brlen's under
taking establishment and q coroner's jury,
consisting OF T. b. kirkwood. A. A. Stev-
ems. w. A Wilson. =. kearney, +. j.
Reynolds, and t. +. O'Brien. were impan-
neled by Coroner Bradish. They will meat
this afternoon. Sucking in the band OF his
drawers Was the picture referred TO 10 the
note. IL is tintype, and on one side was
marked, Hattie Paving. l97 Firstavs.. "
and on the other was =" VIM. l.. Young"
On the BY leaf of the picture was written
the following:
This is all have of the one | love bet
ter than life, my darling one. Hattie
P4wlngl And if l die | want this 10 be
buried with me. Please grant the last re-
quest Of VIM. J.. YOUNG"
Miss Pawling was found at l97 Frst-Sve.,
where she told Detective Smith and n
IELEeRAM-HERALD reporter the following:
Il am well acquainted with Mr.. Ioung
and he was up 10 see me last evening and
be wanted me to marry him. | refused,
and he said il was the last time | would
ever see him alive. did not believe it ss
he has made threats before, SO l did moi
think anything more about It.
Mr.. Young is y years old and has a
father in Owosso, y. Y. For the past four
years he has worked for Colonel Vincent Al
Big Rapids and IS a lumberman."
Mr.. Young was fine looking young
man and was known TO have an excellent
character. his only fault was his infatua-
| ton Tor the Paving girl.
Miss PawliBg was not affected by the
news of her lovers death, but said that If
De was fool enough 10 kill himself for one
woman she couldn't help it,
Young evidently was prepared to take
. his own lie II the poison did not work. as q
| large revolver was foInd on the dresser.
An effort will be made 10 reach Mr.
| Ioung's father in Oov $50. \. Y. who will
probably come here after the remains.