The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-11
lad A REAL HIGH OLD TIME.
7HoUs.tNn PEER BOTTLES LITTER
TINE ROOMS or THE MANSION.

He Turn. 1t Into n Disreputnbio He
.o,t-The Doctor IL Confronted by II
stack OF BUS for Drink ablcs and Food.
cgrc,co. Sept. 1O.--Frnnk Beaupre OF st.
nm, inhabits the detectives room at the Cen
mi station. Hcaupre Indignantly denies that
hsis under arrest. lie saws that he Is only
hing detained until he can hear from his
i,ther. who at one time was millionaire gro
eer Of ST. Paul
frank Beaupre is only twenty-six years old.
but tho life he has led for the past i've years
mas made him look much older than he really
IA His father was the senior member Of the
.ybolesale firm of Bcaupre. Keogh & Davis.
,rhch recently failed for a largo amount Tho
Besurres have always moved in the best social
circles OF st Paul. and Frank. tho only son.
vas welcome guest at fnshionn bic receptions
and dancing PARTIES. few months ago ho
was cast adrift Ivy his father.
He came to Chicago. and tho little money he
had was soon spent. At ono hotcl he contract
Cd bill OF $50 on the strength OF being tho
son Of tho well known st. Paul grocer. Being
unable 10 meet his obligations tho landlord
gave him orders to leave. lie then had to get
his meals as best he could. Being the PAM
pered son OF rich parents. this mode Of life
soon told on him.
One afternoon in May when he rang the
door bell at 725 Washington Boulevard he
was emacatei from the want OF proper nour-
sshment. His clothes were the worse for wear.
and no one would have recognized him as
Frank Beaupre. who used to lead the german
at the swell PAL ties in st. Paul. At 726 WASH
ipgton Boulevard lives DR.. Gertrude q. Well
ington. the wife OF Attorney Wellington Of the
Great Northern road. The WeilinRtons used
10 live at St Paul. and were neighbors OF the
Beaupres. When Mr.. Wellin gton was appoint
ed attorney for the Great Northern Railroad
no went to Spokane Falls. Wash. where his
headquarters are. Mrs. Wellington came to
Chicago and engaged in the practice Of her
profession. When young Beaupre was on the
verge OF starvation he applied to DR.. Yelling
ton for assistance. He was clothed and fed
and supplied with pocket money for weeks.
He has shown his gratitude by stealing articles
from the house and pawning them. That is
why. he is being detained at the Central
station.
On Aug. 3 Mrs. wellington and her two
daughters went to Spokane Falls leaving the
that he would take good care Of the premises
nd would have no companions., Before Mrs.
Beaupre and two Of his friends were making
sninEs exceedingly Lively In the Washington
arrived home on Friday morning they found
tho house in a state OF disorder. 1t looked
more like a beer bottling establishment than
ma were Ssss sSss al oEsr
Il Th.rs was st.eE q sos.l.. in The fiFshen
ieaupre and Ills friends had enjoyed du ss
the absence Of DR.. Wellington. Every room in
iss sps had %.1s Is ps sS9. g empty bottles and
When Mrs Wellington left Chicago she dis
shaTged h s coiored cook az Beappre said he
told her that DR.. Wellin gton had given him per-
M.sts th t8 g. fsenEefH sss During thu Ss
cook used to com to the house every day and
q; get the meals for Beaupre and his friends.
wosa sUnah be up to Snnsr and orgies
s pny a Ht that se un 1fsns e and
In ,nc and d S,9amtnG Of that GLASS Of women ceased
The scandal grew neiShbosr RHIess BSi
Tina ioqn Ss fourteen girls IN the house
ors wore short dresses. and smoked sieoret He
They had complete possession Of the large
Io mansion occupied every one Of the twenty odd
nltpre. trampled on the rich portieres and rugs
ana ruined almost everything.
me music and noise continued night after
n Ilafes stopping at frequent Intervals in front
TRSa Leaving the city Mrs wo|!nrton gave
i TSs s SooSs little s.S q
them m presented The bill Beaupre said: ''t'0
Tor e rnass G r Mbsn Dr. Wellington will pay
- sappre ran q large hi at this place. and
. he went to another grocery house. He
sSoh a i sbs s9f steaks
Y see him come in. for he was good customer.
IA beer no, wagon passed the door that Beaupre
. On THURSDAY night Dr. Wellington tele-
son Rdea 10 BeaHInre while en- route. that she
made nsi n TN m sSse af
neh wt6 hd III sas
5s FlTdss friends left the house at O'clock
stoSss A mGyanf II TS hours later the Wei
0 nan bl B%saupre had expected them. Dr. yelling
~ naa some business to attend to at her office
, srs she vent home but she sent her daugh-
WhsI, the Misses Wellington Arrived at the
i io they found Beaupre making preparao
Wiz msn IN Msdsayy press;
sh9n the Misses WelinGton walk ed In on sI b@
,s had an armful OF empty bottles. and these
. When pr weling ton got homo she was In
ore she Of Bean2GrSs drinking procvtes be
~ ~ o. the Kitchen and then looked from one
;a n1LRn to the other. Not word was spoken.
ayls 70 anothhr room her gaze fell upon more
m Emery room In the house, was visited and
', !, bottles were found all over the place.
II nic ,mellington soon discovered that her S8j
om ,oseope was gone; so were four books and
s snt Tor ", J. Cole. detective who knew
nmndp r"i ana after a ten hours search he |
oaht MIN Mt McCoy's Hotel where he had |
ofE srIs as Frank Thorne. Mlwankee.
onsujtoSg es,tt,eIday morning Dr. Wellington
h here wan ner to cause the arrest Of Beauprs as
~" onn articles; Owing to the prominence OF the
q sncia man family and his former standing
to to arrest; but she wanted her property re-
tba r. ~ was then decided to take Beaupre
old 'e ~, central station and hold linn until he
S,a b Where the microscope and books were.
cutcssnagg , confronted by Mrs Wellington he
a avn sh1nne f =" hah pledged at Madison street
Bea an%nnr2Ier and got the Instrument.
D nnu uhLe mas written to his father for m oney
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