St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-06
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.
1t Comes to Two People Old
Enough to Know Better.

1t Comes to Two People Ola
Enough to Know Better.
Harold Chambers was clerk in the
Office of the auditor of the Great North
ern railroad in st. Paul and lived in
Minneapolis at $500 Bloomington ave-
nue.. Mrs. Edith II. Whitewater DR..
E. II. White, for such she is-Was
dentist with an Office in the Syndicate
block. lyon Yonson" was play. Now
Harold Chambers is gone, Mrs. White is
gone and lyon YonsOn'' is to blame for
it all. Two two aforementioned have
stepped from parts in comparatively
low grade dramatic production to lead
ing roles in sensational drama played
on ShakeSpeare'S Stage-the world. 10
Aunty Gossip is perverter of the truth.
DR.. White is the wife of one
John White, whom she married nearly
fifteen years ago. Two daughters are
alive to-day as evidence of that union.
The older one, who is thirteen years OF
age, is at present an inmate OF st. Paul
convent. The other girl is eight years
old. She lived at home with her
mother, and may be with her yet. DR..
White received her diploma from the
Minnesota College of Dental surgery
last June, which entitled her to license
to pull and tinker teeth.
She at once opened an Office in the
Syndicate block. Her skill as dentist,
combined with her beauty as a woman,
attracted patients by the score. Among
the male patients who occasionally held
down Mrs. DR.. Whites chair was Har
old Chambers. Between DR.. Edith and
Harold there at once Sprang up an at
tachment. They discovered that they
were ''congenial.' They admired the
same works of art. loved the same
books and dotted on the same dra-
ma. This last reason became
so absorbing as to reduce
them to stage-struck condition.
They longed for an opportunity to ''act
out on the stage" The opportunity
came in the shape of a chance to partic-
ipate in the presentation of that highly
classical drama, "Yohn Yohnson," in
DANA hall, South Minneapolis. DR..
Edith's beauty and intelligence made
her the leading lady, white Harold's
avoirdupois caused him to be cast for
the 'heavy man." This happened Nov.
10 last. The play was produced, with
more or less success, and DR.. Edith and
Harold contracted stage fever in all its in
tenSIty. After that they spent all their
leisure hours together. When DIR. White
had no patients to attend to Harold be-
guiled the tedious moments. Frequently
Chambers would not be seen by his
wife and children for days at time
days spent, presumably in the company
of Mrs. White. He has not been seen
at all since last Sunday. The doctor,
his inamorata has not been seen since
last Saturday, when she told her assist
ant that she was going to st. Paul to see
her daughter. She was woman about
thrty-Six years old, but looking
younger. Chambers is her junior by five
or six years.
Chambers wife and two chill
dren, one babe, are destitute, and the
wife has already applied for aid to the
Associated Charities. She is willing to
work, aud, while not strong, can do
plain sewing we'll. she says. The con-
duct of Chambers and the doctor greatly
scandalized the "Yon Yonson" COM
pany. and created almost sensation in
Buffalo on Christmas, while the company
was filling an engagement there.
Mrs. White was taken suddenly i'll dur
ing the night, shortly after Chambers
had been seen issuing from her cham
Der at the hotel, and created no end of
excitement by remaining in state OF
Inconsistencies for nearly two hours.
1t was learned to-day that Mrs. Whites
sudden disappearance has lnterfered
with the plans of the Flambeau club.
The club is arranging to appear before
the public soon in dramatic entertain
ment, and Mrs. White was cast for the
star part.