The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
IHYeAh FoD&
'Ay11 ''E
V:s. s: .e:.s . W.; =, q
How His Suspicious Were Al ..
the w0maa's Stipalstioas d,
Contract.
Sus2icieus Sseppases Of The AllssA
oso Machinery il the S.ess\
Room. N

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CHICAGO. Jan. s-A correspoa lent soX
local paper who has been :nv->siya,lAo u,
the electric sugar case ~ Milan aud AnA,
-Arbo- SAYS the handsomely lifted hoassk
recently occupied by Mrs Freuud and ,hN
Howaris 40 IA, latter place are uos de-
serted. The arrival OF President Co:trrl,
a, Ann Artor Friday created cos sii-rab!s
Of n .tir at Miian Mrs Freuni's father.
Mr.. Howard, .nlesvered to borrow .S.es)
from two different gentlemen, Offering to
give mortgages on the Milan property ne
security, hut a. h wanted tire money i'm
nedistely, they vcr. either no, willing or
30, able 20 accommodate hirn.
Las; evening Mr.. Co,,re!. after showing
a sample Of the sugar ailsget 20 have t~va
Tchncd by Freund's process. said: "Ahou,
. month < things were re DIV a. far as
we could see To make the demonstration
which, IL satisfactory. vas ,o WARRANT us
i'm payin; Mrs Fr~und S.5.co for her s--
cret. Mr.. Howard. Ms. Freuud's step.
father. was N charge Of the work. The
excuse for not starting the work. was thas
the crank shaft was too weak. IL took
about . week to remedy this defect Th.
machinery Was then started and IN two
hours and fifteen minutes sixty-swo bar
rcis Of refined sugar were turned ous
The mill Wa s,opI-ct because. rs he
claimed. some OF tue bearings were hot.
Friday and Saturday another run sas
made, aud sixty-cigat barrels Of refined
sugar WAS the result The sugar men IN
the country were At the mill. ami EVERY
BODY was satisfied. The Frsund party
gave as an excus, for not, gong right
on tina; II was imposs bic with the help
they had - handle the vas, qusnti;, e
sugar necessary TO s-sp the mill running
steadily, and q would not do g. employ
men smart enough Ia undersisui whs.
was going On nor mn entirely ignorant.
The demoHs,ra' ion was apparently all that
we had demanded ~ IL. and Nc were pre-
pared to carr out the terms of the con-
tract which siirula'"i TIA .p."9 VAS -
lie deposited in New York aud made pay
alb. 10 NJ fIcuud " hen she had dtyulEcI
the secret oG the process
"Shc was to have -. voJ Ia case Il ourt-l.-
Ing any thing. cane on here and met
Mrs.. Fseund "a We < ago in the utllc- - t~r
attorneys. Nes-r-- Sawyer X kusi n.
Ms. ireund in,i "a that the $1,000 b.
deposited in Michigan. Tn contract sa..i
that the money must 10. Deposited IN Now
York. hu; finally Nc consented To- have +,
placed IN N ch gan. Then she demand Il
the Si.oo in cash. refused 10 pay tho on I
tie ground tina, II | did. thu deposit hri,s
in Michigan. the whole thiny woaii to
in Their hands. ! sail. however. that I
would place the 5000 In the hands Il
her attorneys with the und -rstsnil ps
that before the money MAS paid IL Mrs..
freund they should see twenty barrel. uf
TUNED out AMI give me y written
that the latter Was produced
from raw sugar by the process, tho secret
Of which We we're n -sotissing for. Tbis
was Saturday. Ms Fr-uai d.murr-d
aud We adjourned I'LL MonIay. Monday
she was SILL unwilling To acr-p, nv prop
o~sition, wh-reupon | male the cash Offer.
Sl0,oJo subject q the same conditions.
MIS-. Frcuni then d-c.ared fatty tina; .hs
ACRE. to no suci, con tit.ons. Upon
| said To her: Mrs. frcunj, p-o-ie
may have q great deal Of c~oufdr.c-
in You. but now ] mus, beg tia,
you answer on. question. I, has sswavs
understood that by your process
the refined product IL male direct from
sugar. l. that "a fact" 1 ion't con-
Ter that a proper question: saii Mrs
i seunu- - riI4l'tlfN pGOtNN. 4 an
weIei. and must b. answered before ",
proc-ci' Mrs. Freuud hesitat-i
aw h,l- and aid she would Law. ;o .pesA To
her attorney privately. wi,hdre~ aud
after qa,'e awhile the attorney came ,uI.
and mag N my feelings when he sad
Viii a process for manipulating refn~d
les 81 any value 81 you' So.'I
.aid. Well. the best thing You can do . !
- - t..t 90 o.. VI. NJ CA
wanted me Ia stay another week. but VA
heard enough and lett Immediately fss
York. took Robinson and a>THsnt
- the factory and opened the secsVf soom."
Mr.. Cottre,i then related the ~ Of the
published
''How do you account for tsct ehse
" Ith all depending on tbs ~ u this
process these rooorus were for moro
han four years. was a~kedsX
"Because there was unive(11 coo0jence
N the process. and tecaaSo Was ssipu.
in the contract tha:l rooms we're
not TO be entered"
sund." k
20. ! can't tell you
As much a. s~sso.ooJ,"
"CertsinIy not. Oaiy about that, much
subscribed sit SethsE."
For b purpose ~as money PAID 20
Freunds"
TO buy machinery with, and "a ether.
ise perfect his pant"
Mr.. Coitrel! would no: cay sh~n he En-
pected to return to New York. "A indi-
-ased above he 10 look ng foe s~om.toiy.
Have you any idea wh~rs Mrs. Fresni
md Mr.. Howard uga srssr Uas sskai
, then he smiled AMI sa,i: They have iefi
snd Michigan Uncovered where
hey bought their tickets and ~ whs;
posnt II they are whore thoss sict>ss
take them. ] know where sbsy are"
vIes~sy Sov n~sissgeS.
PARIS. Jan Tho election 60 Gil the
Iacans sect In The Chsms>r cf nepst.es