The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15
TRUE Low b
Strikes Snag in
Its Course.
KELLOGG, SENIOR,
Appears and EIopement
Adjourns Indefinitely.

Emery c. Kellogg, the Amherst fresh
man. whose romantic disappearance a
week ago in company with his fiancee,
Miss Eva Morse of Florence, created
50 much comment received a rude
shock last evening, when his father,
| George c. Kellogg of Florence, ap-
peared on the scene to take the COL
| legian home. The infatuated couple
have been spending the last few days
at the home of Charles A. Morse 1l2
West street. All the time the anxious
parents of the two young people have
been securing the state, trying to find
cleW to their whereabouts, the low
ers have been quietly living in Wor-
| cester, at the homes of the Morses and
other friends. Today Mr.. kellogg
senior will take home his truant SON.
and the lovers will again be separated
Mr.. Kellogg senior was much in
censed last night at the conduct of his
Maynard son, but was glad to find that
the pair We're still unmarried. AN en-
gagement will be permitted, but moth
ing more" said Mr.. Kellogg, angrily
last evening. Six years, 1 should say
will be the earliest date at which they
can expect to get married. At present
a marriage Is out of the question"
That is the view of the father of the
young man, but it is possible that the
relatives of Miss Morse may take q
different view of the matter and insist
a marriage as the best means of shield
ing the girl after the many stories of
elopement and the wide publicity given
by the press to the couples mysterious
disappearance. 1t is possible that some
of Miss Morses relatives will arrive in
town this morning, to take her home.
Should they arrive before the father
and son take their departure, complica-
tions may arise.
Young Kellogg entered Amherst in
the freshman class last fall Although
doing well at first, there has recently
been marked falling off in his stand
ing. Last week the registrar had oc
casion to send Kellogg several notices
that he had taken more than the al
lowed number of cuts. When these
communications remained unanswered,
an investigation was made, and it was
found that he had been out of town
several days. The father was at once
notified, and last Monday made a trip
to Amherst.
At the same time, Miss Eva Morse,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, F. j.
Morse of Belchertown, but recently re
siding at Florence, disappeared. KEEL
logg was known to be engaged to the
young lady, and the simultaneous dis
appearance of the two, therefore, gave
rise to the story of an elopement.
Later it was discovered that poth
Kellogg. and Miss Morse had received
invitations to the wedding of Miss Lot
tie e, Lamson. who was united to w.
r.. Fuller in this city last Thursday.
After the ceremony Miss Morse called
on Mrs. A. V. Newton, Englewood
avenue. Mrs. L. NJ. Abbey, her aunt, 80
Haywood street, and other friends. All
these, however. supposed the girl was
to return to her own home the same
night and were greatly surprised yes
terday to learn that she was still in the
city.
Tuesday. Kellogg became sick with a
severe cold and stomach trouble. His
father was telegraphed for and arrived
to find his son better, but still very
sick
Mr.. Kellogg SIS explanation of the
youthful escapade of the two young
people is that they merely wished to
come to Worcester, see the wedding
and visit friends. The reason for eX-
ercising secrecy and caution, he thinks,
was because his son was supposed to
be engaged at his studies in Amherst,
and knowing that he would fail to OBJ
tain permission from home to make the
trip in term time had absented himself
without leave.
Miss Morse naturally exercised Sc
crecy to avoid betraying her fiance. Mr..
Kellogg. ST.. said he was undetermined
whether or not to compel his son to re-
turn to college.
Miss Morse is a pretty and attractive
blonde Her relatives are all said to be
highly respectable people. Kellogg is a
typical college freshman He is adj
iicted to the habit of smoking a big
briar pipe especially when, as in Wor-
lester, there are no sophomores around.
Cathartic or purgative pills do more
harm than good. Carter's Little Liver
Pills do only good, but a large amount of
hat. Only one pill a dose.