The morning call., 1893-05-25
OLGA WAS WICKED
She Played the Faces and
Lived Very Fast.
Lives Given Salacious Tinge in a
Little Suit in Justice of the Peace
Dunne's Court.

1t was only question of a few months
rent. but there was tall amount of con-
tradiction in the stories and spite between
the parties, and they were chiefly women,
well dressed, and elegant in appearance
standing out in all the res plendence Of the
latest mode.
There was little spice to season the
whole. that kind which seasons life unt
reputation assumes the color OF the scarlet
letter.
The case was before Justice Dunno, in
whose court Mrs. +. Shear, proprietor of a
lodging-hoase at II st ckton street, was
suing Miss Olga Evans for two months'
rent for rooms she never occupied, in 1892
but had ordered reserved, according to the
plaintiffs story.
Mrs. Shear. a trim and neat figured
woman of thirty summers. took the stand
ana looked daggers at Miss Olga. Olga
slared back like an enraged princess, and
tapped her high-arched feet with sum.
mer parasol, in nervous and irritable
manner.
Yes" said Mrs Shear, "Olga and
used to be friends" There was such q
stress laid on the words fused to be-" and
the women glared at each other again.
She had rooms in my house, and kept
company with man named Fernando
Henore."
Olga bluShed scarlet, and tapped her
pretty feet once more.
but she wanted to get rid of Henore,
and told him she was goiug to leave
Henore went East on Atril Z, 1892, and
olga came to ME and told ne to reserve
her rooms for her. / did. They were
never occupied by Miss Olga"
Frederick Shear. son of the plaintiff,
and Mrs. Thompson, handsome brunette,
told OF certain conversations of Mrs.
Shear with Miss Evans, when the latter
reserved the rooms.
Then Miss Olga was called. Tall and
willowy, with neat dark suit. and a nat
in which the seven cOlors OF the rainbow
bazed. she took the stand.
She giared at Mrs. Shear and sneered tri-
Dmphantly as il it were her turn now.
Were you ever living at Mrs. Shears
with a man named Henore?"
Yes. sir" was the answer, and Oga's
eyes snapped fire, while her face almost
burned hole through her thick, black
veil.
Then she went on to tell how Henore had
paid for the room, and not herself. She
denied emphaticaily that size had ever re-
served the rooms.
They were so undesirable, you know, -
and Olga smiled superciliousiy at Mrs
Shear. who bit her lip and trembled with
suppressed feeling.
"Are you an expert on desirable rooms p"
was asked.
mo, SIR" said Olga. sweetly "The fact
OF the matter is that Mrs. Smear wanted to
get 500 Of me. had the money but was
rather scary of lending it out promiscu-
ously. you know.
Again Olga's eye fell on the enraged
Mrs. Shear. who looked lightning.
Because would not lend her the money
she brought this suit l played the races
very often. and lent her son money to
bet. but gave her the money!"
Olga descended from the stand and drew
aside her skirt rs she swept by Mrs. Shear.
Then Justice Dunno gave Judgment for
Olga, holding that the evidence did not
show that there had been any regular con.
tract entered into.
Olga smiled at the young Justice. and
went out of the courtroom with her hats
rain bow feathers dancing in The sunshine.