The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-20

up contract. dated April g. 1889. In which
S55s faSn S Miss as1
tterest ench; The COMPANY waste be called the
Morris Fuller company And was to be treas treas
for $500. The next day Miss Fuller and went
to Jacksonville. and then we came bacE to this
at this time. but was never married to her.
and il she has any agreement with my, name
mspfs e it is m sd ss ss wss my s
with her; and she. took advantage OF US. and
while We were in Jacksonville Loie tele-
Graphfd to Tampa for her father; too; TO Some
tSse SO ne e Wa n
like $4,000 and introduced him to banker
TO or yne me 5sd se
was smitten with I.oie and promised to give thp
money. which he did eventually. In the mean
We met Morris again. gave him the remain
let ostensibly for Kingston With q man named
After Alter they lett discovered that instead Of
using my money to form new company they
Loie. and she broke down and said she loved
Morris and was engaged to be married to him.
ss SA he had nr fs s1 hen
that as soon as my banker friend turned oyer
San sso oDed fhe .na when
manded it lie told me that his partner. who
was IN Europe. hau the money. ana that ne
would pay me as soon as he could see him.
Without telling him anything about it. took
trip to Europe. saw his partner. and got my
while was gone Lcie went to a namesake
Of mine named Joseph J. Hayes. who was fore.
Broek KY tod him story about having to
to Europe and got enough from him to pay
her own passage and that Of LADY shS took Snt
first wired me that she was coming. was glad
To- hear it. for l was bound to get my money.
1--WE
him. She gave mo 81 900, and SAID she'd give
s% i 5as ffit r'0f in s shs
,bs ona Clifford and street asssd
me- to stay and help her run it. j did SO for 9
time but AqEnst cana ins h hem limit y Sed
Ss oS 81 nnu lie so ts scared and Wiz BIS Vie
took the next steamer and Joined his daughter
in London on. shortly after that she and her
hsr Is sssss tai Ssn
and and Introduced i himself to me as the
| cashier Of the Garfield Bank. l afterward
eerE 0H nnd Ma and others
several banks. The first was the Century.
Kn M 10Y sssS III
f. SS ~ the Stfss H. Thsy
ana followed him to Ms rooms in ths Bart M1l
End ot tick ths sshsme him RearS %he1
this they got their money out too. n the
mean time Loie began to get in strasi n,' NED
nome oi whish answered.. Then she wrets (
the, Knicterbocker Bank. and gtterwarI sh{
signed her name Mrs. Hayes Three or foul
bsa S1sn ts
hanks d SSip.er s sna upon the steps So,s,
told told gang Of creditors and rerorter'
fhat the Park hGd tSi Az b because %llaa i,
ho ayeFF a nHs ol Thats my story but don't
rest VIII come put on the trial" -,.,u.ou ~,
fhe'k anS yh' Mr ne Motifs sHRe Also 0 sseVs
Eh aS th he 0i
Hayes Ss sas"tS so1s s0 tSs date date Ap 81
sSaea %ssfiS tst IL Mis
refused to give up any more money. WITH
last tw. Hr three On h e. 81 M
giving up money by threatening him with al
been married. t. hIs wife f.
| Ann Arbor. and she told q reporter In coul
yesterday that She had every confidence
her husband. and would stick by him to til
| last.
Miss Fuller's lawyer says that his client ha
been forced to bring the charges aEalns
Hayes on account OF slanderous stories he ma
In court Lawyer Fslk told Justice Grady ths
Hayes was mote shsyssd Ihs snsefe
N"Iii give $500 to any charitable institutio
yon can name II you'll prove wet, tnaf H,ums,.
you We got $500 you'd better give 1t TO me-"
When tho examination comes up In Jefe
son Market next Thursday Miss Fuller VIII
ON hand
MIR. william Morris was seen In his dressln
room at proctors Theatre last night Mhe
no heard from the reporter what Mr.. Hayt
had said about him he said:
"Well. this Is n great surprise TO me. ha,
heard nothin. aboutthis case before. haven