Milford chronicle., 1892-03-11
Continued next week.
al DUE TO a DREAM

aood Fairies Sent ;
some "''V -, Isov ais Fortune. ooo
q1,.ra died in this city on apr; Pn;O;st :; nv
Ane.e Iost -. hard working machiIls. -
~ -o-so's -...,o If patrick Shine, VINO, nl'El
tle n''.-l. N-Io+oa some little weaiUn s.n
acou-so,,' l;,.o that his end was near : III III
KlAov.lNs ss5.,,,ions TO his death deeoeu =.
weehs Pssv,t P~roneTtv to bis faithtul 49,
OF ms plSs NJ. ,,1ion never having Desu
Eiien' ne ..,, cb;Idren. The le5s OF per
0iesseo a-,ranion ma,,i prostrs' I'd the SSlow,
me 9o--f1 - ,-rief wpss so great that 'ss..
AM - .;s,1s iater-On June 3, leSV-
Sn1eo .I,,eo +sbine. no longer able to bear up
Es..h her load Of sorrow quletly
o breatf1ed her last 70 reloin nei D'-0
brsba. nd in another world l..
FlIlen Shine died lntestate' anu l.I;o JS1
1. ,,,5.neTfVS. was taken charge OF Dy uDllt
lh6ministrator James z. Pennie' WIZ il1, a a
y oTcs advertised and otherwise scar ~ ~.
e Sor anv unknown heirs, 50 tnaF u NY ny
- sristed they could have an oPpOi'Uni''
= n rresent their claims. uno,
y Among the people who knew L-i'sA I.
y e,1;1o was Mrs. Mary Ann Johnson q
1Ao Foil street. the wife OF q mechalliS !,
to NJ shine and Mrs. johnson were Ootl
,f- - +heTn natives Of County CorA' He
- ond whenever they met they use
es .'.',s-' o-'.LoD5e "reminiscences of the days
of ~. I-., y,o,,tb. When Mrs johnson learne
st,.a-,,b - the newspapers that her ol
s-io,d had died and that the puDllc AZ
he -,in;strator had charge OF her proper
~ eor tbe lack of legal claimants she W'
y - l-oo+lv distressed, and the matter wo
1g ~ s ~ for many weeks. In vain u
he - - ~ yvoman eudgeled her brains IN
~ endeayor to remember Wnethef sl'9 III, Il.
an ever heard of any one reiateu " '1--'
tor shine She could recOllect no one
h;s The matter occupied her nlinu
iii' ,1cb that it is not at all surprising "
the one 1,'s night Aug 80, 1s91), after return
Hr- StiI, nn1ch perturbed over the fact 70
I'll The money should go to stranger
ed; NJ johnson had her peaceful siuiiio'
he Jfst,rbed bv q dream She dreamed
- FlIaD shine as a young girl home IN L
il" land surrounded by host OF feiaIlV
0rk and CONSPICUOUS in that visionary
.,,5 t,1r. from drsarnland was the tgure
anu D., Rather James, well known to
dreamer. -.. ...
loo. w, Mrs johnson awoke next e
iting his is that theIs d '-od her dr''o SIT
there's a guaranteed remedy in tine i
ion at his drug store
hat were u to a
Ponde.:, to for information concerning t
relatives Of Ellen Shine was the 0
ain parish. priest, and she resolved at on
!; to write to him.
eli Her surnise proved correct. In d
tn, time she received a letter from the Re
of Father James, now known as Cam
:, Hegarty, in which he said that he kne
AL Ellen Shine well when she was still
the her Irish home; that her maiden nan
was Ellen DOoley, and that her 2 are
relative living WIS a nephew BY thenin
ris- Of Joseph Cotter, residing in villa
=; near Cork, called Carrignaver. y
ul- canon also advised Mrs. johnson to tn
ac- the case over to some attorney at once
IF Judge Levy gave satisfactory jud
ment, without more than the deli
necessary for the purpose Of obtainil
90 the proofs Of Cotter's claim from Il
Land, and the young Irish lad was {
on icially notified that he was the 30
ice owner Of a house aud lot on Gard,
street, and another lot in the O'Neil al
'es' Healy tract, all left to him by an aui
an whom he had never known. by the a
IL sistance Of the beno6cent fairies
'ii0 dreamland.- Francisco Chronicle.