The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-21
BEAUTIFUL GIRL CAUSES WOE
Daughter of q Tailor Tears Hearts Open at
Yale.

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 20.-Miss Mil
dred Negbaur, the tailor's BEAUTIFUL daugh-
ter, who roma;icall welded young Mat
thew Borden, son Of the multimillionaire
Of New England Cotton Mills fame, has
two young men SO in love with her, not
withstanding her wedding, that they will
do anything to win her. After Miss Neg
bauer first welded Borden and got s20.-
900 from Borden's father to secure a Da-
Borden, who had been sent TO Europe
and also received loving attention from
two young men who are claiming her
hand.
Chief Of these two claimants is Fred
erick Everit Grant, now lawyer in New
York. He is a graduate Of the academic
department OF Yale in the class of '92.
bia Law School, and now enjoys lu-
crative practice in New York.
He alleges that for two years he was
engaged TO the grit The engagement
has never been broken. Grant was
known as "the General" in college and
attained the highest social distinction
known 10 Yale men, that of membership
in one OF the secret societies of senior
year, always guarantee that man has
been vel born, well bred. and is a thor
ough good fellow" His two years OF
engagement bliss was after the divorce.
The other claimant in this case is John
Knox Blake, Yale Law School, 81, scion
of distinguished Virginia family. Blake
and Mildred Negbaur have many time
set the gossips' tongues wagging, and.
last year, TO mention one name was TO
bring 20 mind the other. Blake's name
Appears in the Yale register, followed by
the address. mo. 43 Park street." OF
Miss Mildred Negbauer. The two lived
in the same house.
Blake also asserts that ne Is engaged
to the girl, and, like Grant, says tina; the
still stands. Blake's aten-
ton 10 the beautiful Mildred, IL is said.
occupied so much OF mis- time that he was
unable 10 attend 10 his studies, and so
failed TO graduate.
Miss Negbauer's seoonl marriage %
young Borden came 10 thse two young
men like thunder bolt. They called a i.
the home OF young Mrs. Borden today
and pleaded with her with so much earn
estness that the girl was obliged 70 call
her father. The two young men were
promptly elected. and Immediately began /
a disconsola.e promenade Of the village |
streets.
Gran: said that the marriage was an |
error and the girl would surely come |
back 20 him. Il have grounds on which /
10 bring action for breach OF promise"
be said, ominously.
The residents OF the college town fear /
trouble from the two young men. expect |
ng they will work themselves up 10 1
violent outbreak.
New Haven. Conn, Sept 2o.-Tae Boz
romance goes rapidly from
me chapter % another. and the promise
s that future developments -ili De quite
Is interesting as those OF the past
~. and Mrs. Borden a-s now happy in
.aS1 Ihsrs company. reunited as man
IND wife. Bus a number u swans are
lnha ppy because OF he second nu7-ials
II TIE couple
Among them is John Knox Blake OF
Falkland. Del. xho = a senior IN tie
Fsle Law school He had read tina; MI
,red was married. and ne FASTENED =
Sex Haven 70 demand an explanation.
ie says he vas engaged 10 Mss Neg
,aueF, and Re is mad enough % bring
suit sor breach OF promise. > suit which
rs friends say is more t1sn P-ooaa.e.
Tonight. Mr. and Ms Borden. zt,s-
rip down ;oxn. walked home ,szethe-.
nd Blake SaSno over A I'd 5saln3.
GLOWING the couple
Blake says ia; me Jsrsss tod hin
MS morning ina, she was nc. married
. -B7z3sn. 81; he can hardly believe ae-
Is he ms seen he marriage 20 extensive
I'd ub.ikaei He seems de;e-nlns! -