The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-20
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a Russian Becomes Enamored 70
Michigan Avenue Ladv

a RUSSIAN Becomes Enamored ~
Michigan Avenue Lady.
From the Chicago Ne,os.
Fracls Gysbert Cote, a handsome vo,,.
Russian, sighed for his love all day lona <
an armory cell yesterday. He had sioss ~
for her all during the preceding night ~
cell at the Cottage Grove avenue sta+;l
Cote is about % years old, tall and eraoa
full. His soft brown hair clusters o. %, 80
forehead fair as a woman's He boo Yer
lar features, which are further ornar,d1 gu
by trifling brown moustache and lrotveu
That is mockery. A pair of eyeglassss Sa aSe
TO his intelligent appearance, and a o ~etu
tourists jacket. made for shorter man 10y
that the proportions of Gysbert's wardr .es
are limited VI oos
My only cream is loaf" said tha ro,,
looking young prisoner to the tnT SJou.
who handed him plate of bread for ldH isy
ner. -0' I'm
Cream loaf, is it? Well yon,n ho
be satisfied with milk bread whila ~ 70
here" said the indignant turnkey sure
had misunderstood the Door Rnssioo ne
wanted to inform him that his only emo Sno
was love- Oilule
Cote was arrested on Saturday niob+ l..
Officer Flynn on Michigan avenne bst IU ~
Twentieth and Twenty-first straet e'"T "
was taken up only after many comni.in LIS
had been made by the people liying in IT'' ths
block, VINO said that Cote was enan ~ .ns
OF lady living in the block, and that Sa
was constantly endeavoring to force him"
self upon her. Day after day for sav nlri1
weeks the young man has taken his n Ssti a.
front of the object of his inopportuue low "a
refusing to be driven away. He fnoWl
wearled the people in the vicinity nv 10y
ing their door-beils and demanding adrni3
lance.
THE STORY OF HIS LOVE.
Seen in his cell Cote told the story &c L.
life and his loves. He was born in MoscnIIs'
and is the son of German doctor NV
very wealthy. The young man was o o5U
Gated in Paris, but six years ago. when nj
fortune and death at one time overtooL L.
parents, he emlgrated to America. whera ba
has since been earning an uncertain Gv;nO
as clerk, and five years of the time in Cb{e'
cago.
Il have been unfortunate in moi,;nu
money, said the love-lorn Russian ,sand Is
spite of hard work | have never been oh ~
to realize my ambitions social or otherwise
think it was six weeks ago, but it seem.
ar eternity to me, when | attended nr
Lorimer's church. There fell in love with
Mrs. Low, and since then my life has heon
one long span of sad disappointment
know the first time | saw her that She was
a widow from her mourning dress snoka
to her In front OF the church, but was re-
buffed. learned who she was and found
out, alas! that she was wealthy, which is
curse for me. Were she poor ike mvsslf
there would be hope. When saw that She
lived at 2013 Michigan avenue changed INV
home to 1920 Wabash avenue, and have
since neglected my bushes only to stand in
front OF her house and waste my life nv
dreaming of my love.
SHE SPURNED HIS LOVE
81 have often tried to speak to her and
havh sought admission to her presence only
to be insulted. My love is hopeless, and 50
| told the policeman who tried to make ma
give up my suit. l can no more stay avay
from the SPOT hallowed by her presence than
the drunkard can keep away from the wine
cup. | would not promise the policeman
that would, aud so he arrested me-"
Cote grow poetical as well as lachry,
NOSE as he concluded his story, but his
poetry excited the ridicule of three tough
cell companions, land his tears were wastedon
the dungeon floor.
COTE WAS A NUISANCE.
At 2013 Michigan avenue is richly fur
nished marble residence. The name Of
Luther Stone appears on the door-plate.
reporter called there and was informed that
Mrs. Low could not be seen. friend
however, volunteered the information that
Cote was entirely unknown by Mrs. Low
beyond the circumstance that he had been
seen at DR.. Lorimer's church. He had per-
Sistently endeavOred to make the acquain-
lance of members of the congregation and
had haunted a number of their homes His
attentions had not been directed particular
ly toward Mrs. Low, but toward many PEI
pie, who finally came to regard him as a
nuisance and a crank.
Cote insists that his infatuation has but
one object, and adnlits that it has beel so
intense and hopeless as to have unsettled
him mentally.
The charge of disordurly conduct is pre-
ferred against Cote, but he, will be examined
by the city physician on the question of his
insanity.
None of the people who were wearied by
the love-daft Russian will appear to prose-
cute him, but they are anxious to see him
properly restrained.
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