The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-06
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weakness - Ne 0sn0 ~. Inc et"ry
81 bow The oeheEne - WORRIES y told n
tAA Soitowine dispatehs
s.HsyYnsn, o., Aug. 5--TeIesraphie r.
rx,,fs conceru5ng TIE Young slfs black
msiiise s1ssr ssrpriss 40 enc mr.. Jos
Youee sud ths Conards ars well and nm
fAvershiv koown q ehis vIcinitv. The
Cssssrd ismuv foemsriv lived On the
Hlsck Horse. : ~ milee north Of Hero
Mr.. UntiI they moved 10 Heupner about
fosr yeass seo Conara and his two dangh.
tsss bose ! rood rsputssion, but the
ms4hey w. known q g : shady charac-
a.. Upder tie moshsr's infInsnce the
eirto 900 hecame vnvvard nd disoi-
ented.
ssWhiIs Yesfdine IN Hsppoer thu Cousrd
fsrnilv kent the CITY hotel. II vac hs-e
talst they hs:cted 10 ! dirty scheme 70
Ssssn ana seocF rsissr Who liver a B,ovnsr
vile. bat Who 81 that time was in THE
tasdehb0rhood sttendinr 10 variors inter
~. Ths vhots family Of aduit - were
ds,uhtless n ire olot. Mrs.. Consrd the
moshsr, snticsd NJ. Ffelds into her bed
rson, and when be Vas in questionsbIs
E,csme Mn. Jos Youns. sssposd into the
yuo1n and rave the alarm. ThIs a. worked
wifh mucn sang fyoid. though their vas
1l61oient touch Of the fheatricsi Is decisive
~ nog excited Mr.. Fisida. The hue and
ny 81 up at ones brought the irats and
ocpossnsiy mueh-iniursd husband. who
With big oaths produced : pistol. abusing
end threassning Fselds' life. lie said he
49, .ats1 r nen I pus ssop 20 ptoceed-
sne-..s.s No. . No. -cr,a A. "a = a.
~ nroduced and siened 81 TIE mn mr. 80 ~
pistol calling Tor 81 500 A soon -
1islds rot free and recovered his senses he
-. through the scheme and de1ied the
3osl.0sson o. sne noses adversisinG ~ the
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without furthsr notoriesy.
a short time aftes this occurrence Joe
1oune, known = 'trsnchy' here and an
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-, i".~ m III. did No ~ rs.. = sssRR
1ushinS himaea forvard vhich - a..
oouxaesd By The eiri and her mother.
CDoas6 objected. however, and shooting
oesspe nearly resulted. Conard finally
vssn. ~ oClsoscn sn0 tns couple
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Vent n the Gonnd. foiio.~d n : ,ss.is
White by Nrs. Conard and the Other chiI.
drsn. 6ince locating there Il Il learned
thst the Conard family - we'll a. Young
e..e sooeo mucn % sneaf already unen-
asess Ispusssacu
1sside o sn's ums was . decrepid old
osh. ne Va . Ieess % years old and
almost palsaed. betIi he boosted an ardent
sondnes fof the opposite ssx. and IL was
WIS pencnans tnat made him An easy vic
um 70 sne wties q the Conarda. He Was
sepossd % . very wealthy. owning fins
safms near hrowusviiis. Linn county, in
tas Willametts valley. and counting his
sheep BY the shousands on the ranges
shout hsppnes.
IN the light OF these facts the story told
y john Conrad. Ars. Young's father.
eeout MS erriDg daughter will have q
ooonse interest. lie arrived in tho city
yeetsrday afternoon and had an interview
win Ms daughter. kissing her through the
bars Of her cell and mingling his tears
win nefs. He told her OF the death Of
her mothers mother few days ago, and
eead this last trouble would add TO the
weight OF the hiow. Then he adiured her
- ssu the truth when she went on the
stand and che promised that she would.
NJ. Conard 10 . middls-aged man, and
shows tho signs Of hard labor on his
nands. he denies all knowledge Of the
attempted Matchmaking Of Fields. He
eiames Youn. for the present trouble. and
Dos not conceal his desire TO see him
can't to the psnitentiary. lie Processes 20
believe that II hts daughter is once re-
moved from the influence Of her husband
che viii return homo and reform.
she married against my will. said Mr..
Conafd 90 Posr-ISrrLLIaxxcEs reporter
last evening, .and have always exnec,sa
he would do somethins IN lana =, a..
uenitentiarv It~.. .h,n, .n,,~ - sas
sh.s - .ra..-.s a.. us $3.50 sou, yca,s ago
s.-~s.- ~ 80 ppae'. "aere was
p"A 'us N''y Novel lie mad plenty OF
money. ~as gay fellow and fasci-
mated my daughter Della, who AZ
chat time Vas . Sunday school teacher
] objected 10 the intim aev and De,l. ~.
of with him only Ia ss,.nna,r, ~ =.
sesAln, and ,..s,v,n, ~. .,..p.s me %
Vr..ss i,s.s ~ s us s''en''ons again.
e~a man, guy gave my consent to
do otherwise. A child va. bor, ,o ,h.,~
but since then .he rs. 49,. -. -,
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