The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
FARMER ODosALps coin BRICKS
ne Il %, 900 Out Of Pocket avid MS Dream
Of Enst Wealth v rjhattcrea.

RUTLAND. Nov l4.-Three young nen have
! recently appeared in Hampton. y. Y. last
week. and they took the parts Of young man
| In search OF his uncle. Govcrnme assayer
! and an Indian. As result. rich farmer is
$1,000 out VI pocket. The youn- man in search
! Of his uncle came FIRST. Early In the summer
| lie called on Farmer john ODonald and In
| quircd for his uncle who. he said. used to live
near HAMPTON. His name was John oDonald.
| That was Farmer UDonalds name. too. and
| perhaps he knew him. Farmer O'Donald did
| not The young man was glib talker and he
! told about the West in such an entertaining
way that o'Donald was charmed with his new
| acquaintance and was really sorry that he
could not help him to find his uncle. The
young man LETT. saying he was going TO White
hall to continue his search Several days later
he returned and told NT. ODonald that he had
found that his uncle had died several years ago
near whitehall
This was particularly unfortunate. tho
young m an said. When he had enlisted Mr.
O'Donald's sympathies and excited his curl
osity he told the reason Of his search. During
his life in the West he said he had befriended
an Indian. This Indian possessed valuable
secret. the knowledge OF plan Of making I'M
told gold He had some Of this gold with him
in the form Of bars. and would sell this and
the secret OF the mine. He had come East
with this Indian to find his uncle. who. he
thought. would advance the money to pay the
Indian. This Indian. he said. had been
cheated some time in the past. and was sus-
self. who had beiriendei him. Now that his
uncle was dead there was no one to whom he
Gould apply fer money unless. perhaps. Mr..
Mf. O'Donald was SO charmed. with the GLIB
young man that he swallowed the bait The
and arranged with Mr.. CDonald to meet him
next day at hote! In Rutland. The farmer
hs, the saRDs ;s and Hf Rs ina
said. was hiding IN the woods with the treas as.
as r. did rd NOT :. bg PDS !, to sT
risesd out a. an Indian The Imitation was
GTga h04 Tns indss prodsced aSe Jars
and agreed to let them take one to have II
tested Then 9'DonaId and his young friend
Mr. oD 5e outside He came back amer
the test. but It weul d take several days. They
G9veInment assayer at one Of the hotels who
So they went to the hotel and found the other
sonspirat9r who was Registered 81 hS at one Of TIE
name was written United states Assayer. Phil
take too long a 70 make an assay d quartz When
but In bars. he said he would test 1t and report
s Rss s sslIsS o. oErIsa lie fspStsa that sSs
the bs he Was ss Sas
very sn fch sh Mine 1Rsn ana
the young man went back to see the IsSian.
baEs and the secret Of the ming n iNs
got the money: He said liz wanted it to buy
some real estate The tank people wanted 70
on cash. and finally got it. He came back.
paid over ths n. money. and got the bricks And
as7, dsy i SsssSy f. sR$
would yet be richer man than Jay Gould
him: It was to this Il Ell efises :'''' "'A ''0
Indian Those gold barn are brass and you
ss:s; - H. ;ssass
Inc
sstsly They were heard from oL !atsr Worsings
name here as Cater. ana vho bow was also Known
sasSsP II a. ~
the assayer has been arTestea e 6 MdlshigPn for
fhs HIo
90 fsr escaped saHtsre; The same day that
o'Donald parted with his money a man who
he Stable to hrsa at
Tin sa,ns sss@ Mas
VENT H.
besides. he had to pay for putting up the team:
This man is supposed to beth one who played