Omaha daily bee., 1895-08-04

that he would marry her right away and
take her to his home with HIM He showed
us the mans picture and he was a good look
ing old man. We asked him II we were to
marry the old man for money and he said We
could marry him for any reason that we
liked. Then we went away to call the day
after tomorrow"
GIVEN A BLANK TO FILL OUT.
The girl then fingered for awhile in her
handsatchel and said, Here is a blank that
a paper with the following questions:
What is your ......... Height?
Weight; What is, the color. of your
Hair? ;.....Eyes?: 80. .Complexion?. 80;
..............W What is your occupation? !?
..'.......Are you accomplished in music :?
.......... What is the total value of your
property. both real and personal?. ;...;.s
what amount do you expect to inherit?
how aNv Mere yST ever married.? sS So
many are dependent on you for support?
.;,,;,.,if any, give ages. ....:.....W Will you
ceptlng or declining correspondence ?.......
Do you wish an advertisement inserted in
the paper one time without further charge? I?
49,; Between what ages do you prefer a
E%eatfman E%efb9 to What height?
nationality. Religion ?........Do YOU you
object to a ,wdower?...... DO you object to
this line...'..... Write your address
plaamly
Did you meet the young man from
Evanston" the reporter asked.
Yes, the very next day. | went to the
agency and Name went with me. The young
man was for me, the woman said You
know Name did not register. When we first
went in he had not come yet, the woman said
and we waited for him. The tall old man
walked in that we had seen the day before
with the woman and she talked to him for a
few minutes. After he left she said to us .
That is the incest old man that | am getting
wife for. He comes form Nebraska and is
very rich: has ranch out there. He is a
bachelor and is go years old. This last year
he determined to get married and came all
the way to Chicago to see me about it,
am sure that l have a wife for him. She is
lady doctor in this city. In fact, | hay~
several lady doctors on my list All the
obstacle that stands In the way of this mar
riage Is the lady does not like to leave the
city. The gentleman seems quite taken with
her and | think she will soon learn to love
him enough to give up her practice to cheer
his home
THE YOUNG MAN FROM EVANSTON.
But about the young man from Evans
ton?" the reporter interrupted.
''Oh, yes, soon the door opened and really
nice young man looked fearfully in, and the
lady rose and led him to one of the curtained
rooms. She came out in a few minutes,
all smiling, and said to me: My dear, this
is the young, and she took my hand and
ruDDeu IL uoWn very dssurlHSiy anu molneTly,
and said: L am sure you will like him L
did feel ashamed of what | was doing. and
l could not look that fellow in the face, and
then the woman said: Mr. -, this Is
Miss -. She took my hand and his
and she put them together, but we let them
fall as soon as she let go her hold. She said
that We should be seated, and we took
chairs facing each other, and then she
started us talking and bowed herself out of
the room He was a bashful young man
and his face was as red as turkey calico.
He told me that the woman said that l was
very nice young girl. | told him that the
woman had said the same about him. and
then he said that he hoped I would not be
disappointed, and then said that knew that
would not. and then he said that he would
not be about me, and we said lots of things
in this way He was a nice looking boy,