The state capital., 1892-09-10
HE PLAYED THE
ME- ONCE TOO
OFTEN.

The above cut represents the appear
ance of young man of this city who
has for years been the deciever and
ruination of many young girls who
might have otherwise been the useful
helpmate ofsOme deserving young man.
Not only has he coquetted, and trifled
away the affection of single women,
but has been the cause of dissatisfac-
ton with married ones as well; but he
is now between the devil and the deep
sea. On last Friday evening as the
scribe for the CAPITAL was conveying
| q telegram to the residence of the pro-
prietor, he was accosted by lady and
this gay rascal whose ve1y acts and
movements among young sensible peo-
pie is enough to say that, from nothing
you can expect nothing, was stand
ing in dark alley talking over
| the promises and the condition she was
soon to endure unless he made good
the repeated pledges and vows which
he made by correspondence and other
ways, which led her to believe that he
was honest and sincere in the lavlshed
and unmindful affection which she had
yielded to him. This gentleman who
is, known to the foolish and giddy girls
of several little towns in this state,
|
looking face and an abundance of non
sensical notions We will readily To-
cate the parties to whom the reporter
refers and had the manager been at
home the names would appear and also
more astounding facts produced; but
am not the editor and do not wish to
place anything upon him during his
absence. To hear the pititul plea OF
this innocent and foolish giri to brute
who meets every woman with a smile
and animal appetite would disgust the
most vicious class who make any pre-
tense of manhood. This beautiful and
handsomely formed young girl plead
and almost brought tears from my
eyes, pleading for aid and asking fol
means to go away, his reply in soft
but cowardly manner, like the last bi
} of steam whizzing from a whistle, an
> swered: I..gave my mother the last cen
) and I have not got it dear" | am sor
ry but can't help you now. Why die
you trifle with my affections by send
ing me trashy presents? [ could no
9 get that prescription filled on youl
> account because DIls
: of six years standing are again you
did not think that you was caIia bl
. of serving girl like me in such a man
ner. He stood giving his mother Al
: excuse, his brother-in-laW and eeyery
thing else, but many or nsip 5ris in-
nOcent little creature who had imagin-
ed that this soft Of trash and scOun-
drels were what men and women were
made of; but alas! one more beautiful
girl whose head was too hard to listen
, to good sister, loving mother and
earnest friends, has been ruined and
will never again be the possessor of the
virtue and confidence of any man OF
people of standing who have known
) her or her seducer Indeed it was sad
to hear the story told by this girl, Of
the foxy and cunning way in which
this libertine accomplished the down
fall of girl beautiful in form exquisite
. in gesture, and..a pretty face. Il being a
young man with sisters, nieces and
other relatives, could not help but sob
, over the distressed way in which this
blossoming and sweet bud has been
cut and now will whittier away to be
tIampled and thrown aside where all
faded leaves go. The scribe calls fo1
, sympathy for the girl and contempt fol
; the scOundrel.
1t happened that this fellow has cor
responded and made love to girls and
women unmindful, but the sensi-
BILE girls who are not by nature born
weak; he styles as being foolish, home
t ly and stuck up because his nefarious
and animal passions are not gratitied
The scribe out of respect for the rela
tives of the woman and the absence o
3 the editor, will not give names but lool
: for further de, elopments of spicy
scandal which.wl portrayed forcible i
not eloquent.