The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-10-24
WON BACK HIS OLD LOVE.
THE CUNNING DEVICE OF A GAY
OLD DIVORCED HUSBAND.
The Summer Girls Rifle WoriS-A Valu-
able Cane-Ornamental Lamp shades
Various Items of Interest.

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able Cane-Ornamental Lamp hades
Various Items of Interest.
For the eighth time Harrison
Hogan, 1.-THE Bull Creek Qnd.) Ter
ror, has decided to get married. Al
though he is seveuty-four years OF age
and his seven previous ventures have
neither proven happy o profitable,
he still has a laundering for the we'd
ded state. Hogan lives or the In
diana side of the river, twenty-five
miles up, just below Westport. His
many fights with the Clark county
officers have gained him the title Of
''the Bull Creek Terror A few
months since he spraDg into especial
prominence by barricading a shanty
| boat in the creek and arming it like a
gunboat. The Sheriff carne to arrest
him for some trifiing offence and he
vigorously resisted For nearly two
months a regular siege was carried on,
and when his ammunition gave out at
last and the aged law breaker
was forced to surrender his boat was
full of bullets. Some time before he
dLQ LIS WIG HAL OlltClCo AlAtO
scheme to swindle a number of their
creditors. She procured a divorce
and he then decided over to her all his
property. According to agreement
they were to remarry and she was to
hold the property in her own name.
After they had been legally separated
Mrs. Hogan declined to comply with
the latter part of the compact and
drove the old man away from home
without a cent. He accordingly
whipped her several times, and for
this reason the Indiana officers were
after him.
Having served his term in jail, the
old maj returned to the neighbour
hood where for fifty years he had
kept people in constant alarm for
their safety. But Harrison had not
come with q warlike manner. Instead
of the cold frown that was previously
an indication that he was hunting a
fight, a winning smile overspread his
wrinkled old face. The few locks of
hair on his head were brushed
smoothly back, and he walked up to
the front door of his ex-wife's house
with as jaunty a step as his 240
pounds of flesh would permit. Mrs.
Hogan met him on the step. She was
mad, and it was plain to be seen that
she no longer loved old Harrison.
Without waiting for him to say a
word she proceeded. to pour out the
very walls of her wrath upon him.
The venerable fighter still retained
his placid smile and sitting quietly
upon the step he listened meekly until
she had talked herself out of breath.
Then he arose, and going over to a
neighbours he obtained shelter for the
night. The next morning he again
went over and heard some new edi-
tions of abuse which Mrs. Hogan had
invented during the night. When
she wound up With
"Now, what do you want proving
about here, you Internal old scoun-
drel ~ he mustered up courage to
say.
Il just wanted to tell you that l
have decided to marry a young girl in
the neighborhood, and we thought we
would ask you to be II of the brides
maids"
His little scheme worked like a
charm, for Mrs. Hogan was dumb
founded. Then the venerable wooer
went on to say he had made arrange
ments to bring suit for the recovery of
his property, and incidentally mem
toned that coal had been found on
some If his m~ountain land in Ken
lucky. All of this interested the
woman very much. and she invited
him tn simmer He STAYED all NIGHT.
ate breakfast dinner and supper
tbera the newt dav and now the old
counla have concluded to be remar-
riad Times
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