New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
THE INDIC TNENT OF" FRED" YUENGLING
SOMETHING OF THE CAREER OF YOUNG MAN
WHO HAS FALLEN UPON EVIL DAYS.

SOMETHING OF THE CAREER OF 4 YOUNG MAN
WHO HAS FALLEN UPoS EVIL DAYS.
The report published yesterday Of the Indictment
Of Frcdr Yuencling nj Ogden. Utah, for obtaining
money under falls. prctences marks the fall oi young
man who ruined by having all the money Ii"
wanted. His father. David &. Ynengling. )r. rs
every body knows. built up business IS brewer
which was AMONG the most prosperous In the city.
The establishment known everywhere. and III"
founder Of II acquired large fortune. tn" son wa
always allowed 10 do pretty nearly what he liked ana
he had all the means h. wanted III his diSro'i |" az
Il with Ills cxtravaganccs notorious. ana
some OF them were as marked In their character n
I'm their extent. Goth he and his father used To
give elaborate and luxurious dinners at The brewery,
and large Numbers OF que: L, were s'mptuousy enter
tanned ON one occasion large party OF guests
YVES taken Europe lGvishly entertained every where
and brought back again. without ar expense 10 them
selves.
such a career OF Indulgence hospitality and display
as this naturally had 10 have end and at last The
brewing business met with serious r'vcr-cs. At"T
everything hid iecn examined. arranged adjusted
and settled Il went or again under the old name
but with David G.. Yuenging, ir.. as manager ana
not as sole proprietor Even In this way II ala not
altogether prosper and troubles multiplied upon H..
Then Fred IucnciDg got into more trouble through
his infa;ration with Mrs. Blanc. commonly called
Baroness On accoun, Of this his father Determined
bnt he went no further than san Francisco. and one
day A. was reported that he was back IN cw->orh
again. Anybody who knew him. AID who happened 10 be
abou, the Fifth Avenue Theatre on any of the next
,cw nights was able 10 confirm the report. Mr.
Hlanc WIS then playing Dec piicD" 81 the iiiih
Avenue Theatre ard was having all sorts ~ trorhl"s
with her managers and Fred" >nrngling vas con
spcuons about the lohhics and the O:hc's ior c rest
Of her engagement there. /! anybody wln-7' any
Information about Mr.. Flame. II was NJ Who gas"
II or withheld n. according TO clrnm tances.
II was soon reported iha. they 10 BE- married.
Mrs Blanc not quit" frc 10 marry, DIV h"HhN'
and least OF all Themselves denied that they would
marry II got chance. II was as" matter
OF common rp0et that lu"nsiing had no money ana
that all of II that there between The two was
furnished by Mrs Blanc. Mr. Yu,nging r~encd
limitation, agaln-t him as idle fellow about town.
and ex,,lain,s how he had studied the art and the
trad. Of brewing In Germany. learning 20 do every
thing I'm connection with IT, even 10 The work OF the com
mopest laNor.r In n brewery. and how Il" had received
a Diploma for dis proficiency and kn0wi'fee III D'Tr'
making Before Mrs. Blanc lrli Oh" flth Avenue
rhea,r. or al about the lime she left II. Mr. >ncnS
linz wos arrested for knocking down man who came
N -.rve sine .ort OF legal papr on Mr.. biahr'
H.. VA, s.,,-itiv. on this point, too and capitalized
lhat the fellow insolcnt that he simNS h"a
TO hit him. 1870
r1,. engagement Of Mrs Blanc at The Fifth Avenue
Theatre was not succes.. ana ri the INA o !" S''
q. ,.s,.d- fr Two weeks a. before trying h,r Tue 4
81, ,h. rad Al In, she went oDt Al thr pn'h
docr of The Hotel N"naone At a m~mtht m"eh ny, nv
creditor WIS looking and got 10 ''Is.s Wy h.,
,n,,r s..ns 10 have In,sI~ird no better thah hc,
Nv Iorh attempt, ana "a few dave ago Il F'YoTl OF
Ter 1aure came from >an ffanci,'o; Ane NJ" ~ a
YururIlng such the ingOTion, end Vi thr s'o'S'
though there may vel Dc "a sequel