Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
YOUNG LOVE
PIERCED TWO ERRING HEARTS,
And Husband and Stsp-Daughter Fly To-
gethsr.
FAMILY SCANDAL At FAIRCHANCE.
The Story of ]. C. Hutf'S Affection for His
Wife'S Child.

UNIoNTowN, PA, August 10.-James
G. Huff and his stepdaughter, Lille A.
Haywood, both of fFairchance, have eloped,
and Mrs. Huff has sworn out a warrant for
her husbands arrest, but he cannot be
found. Mrs. Huff was the wife of Meaech
Haywood, of Monongahela City, where
they lived until she was divorced from
him and married Huff. Huff made love
to her 16 year old daughter, and Mrs. Huff
sent her to a boarding house in UniontOwn
in order to keep them apart. The girl at
once wrote to Huff in love-sick style.
Mrs. Huff took the letter from his clothes
while he slept, as we'll as an answer he
had written to the girl, telling her how to
direct to him. The girls letter is as fol-
lows:
A LOVE SICK MlsSIVE.
UNIoYTowN, Wednesday eueninR, July
31.-Well, dear, thought l would fulfill
my promise to write to you. l got into
Uniontown all right and like my place
we'll enough, but it is very hard work.
When last night came If 1 had had some
wsy to get back to Fairchance 1 be-
lieve l would have come. l couldn't tell
Won how felt. / cried all night. 1t ap-
pears as if l had been away from You six
months. don't know how l shall wait
till see you.
Their house is on Iowa street. You
come up the railroad till you come to
Church street, then turn to the right-hand
side the first street you come to, then come
along until you see the sign, "Woodward's 8
Boarding House." and that is the place.
Tell me what mamma said after l was
gone. l suppose she is all right row since
she has turned me out on the world with
out home or friend, as she thinks. But
che is mistaken, for believe that you are
true. My true and noble friend, for you
have given up everything on earth. But,
Dear. must stop, for it is II o'clock
now and have to get up at four.
Re sure and answer this as soon as you get
IT. for if you 90 back on me don't know
what would do. But, Dear, l must stop
now. I will send you a kiss. By, y,
darling, write and tell me all.
From your true and afiectionate friend.
Yours until death. Write soon.
MINNIE.
LILLE A. HUFF, Uniontown.
When we parted in our sorrow,
Atthe shanty by the road
still I'm waiting for the morrow
When you will come my darling % me.
DAYS are dying while am signing
And this world seems dull and drear,
But the sadness that now shades me
Would depart II you were here.
Yet know you're true 70 me.
Aud my heart Is true forever.
To you, my only love. MINNIE.
4 MILLION KISSES.
minnie" is pet name by which she IS
known. The note which HUFF had witt
ten 10 the girl is as follows:
MISYIR:-You will please write TO me
AZ Oliphant As the directions call for. Re
member my heart is yours and your heart
il mine in spite of all that can be said or
done. Minnie dear, will answer prompt
ly, so, by, by. dear, until see you or hear
from you again.
A million kisses, -
0nIv vours. ]. O. II.
Mrs. Huff says her friends in Bedford
county will offer $500 for his capture. She
has no idea where the guilty pair have
gone. The young girl has become infatu-
sted with him and will follow him any
nlace. Mrs. HUFF was formerly circu: