The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-16

Neither Of Them rsesivsi amp saneatlra
to speak Of. Ceorg ewas At AZ ataetny
Tor few months and they lad % ejsioe
Tat between thsm. They srs n.st AW-
fui examples Of what collage education
/ sfIi do
They grew uD to De tail. wsil-bullt fell
lows. about i've feet eleven Inches hlgh
rhcy ars sinsularly aiiks IN personai ap-
| Dearnace. Their TASTES for fast horses
and everythin seiss that b fast also eoin-
cided- They are nov only tuenty-four
| years old
whea II etwfns found themselves too
short Of ready money to pa yfor the aarRs
quantities OF champaene ana other liquids
| they we're accustomed to consums OF pay
| fer at arlous resorts .they hit on In IN
gsnIous method Of meeting the situasioa.
| They established an account with wine
| merchant who trusted In the nams ok
Pullman and carried the bottles around
with them IN q cab. From time 20 tine
they would drop q bottle which Woul ex-
ploie with loud noise and cause soEso
It'll eexeitement.
One OF their worst escaDades occurred
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This Is place where the richest men n
Chicago are inths habit OF gathering. Mr..
Pullmen's once was only few blocks
away. and he was often there. A group %
his old friends and associates were seat.
ed there one afternoon when a young
man with . young woman compAnioa
staggered In
II was Sanger Pullman. drunk bu
cheerful His companions hat was hang
ing over one ear. Without q moments
hesitation he proceeded to Introduce her
the outraged millonaires and maSnAtes
OF Chicago.
The father heard OF this episode ana or.
dered his son TO go to work. In cOmpl-
ance with the order he started In the
champagne business in New York. He
was rescued from It by his father.
One night Geogs Pullman was arrested
In Chicago for beating crippled cabman.
WAS an accumulation Of accidents ike
these that led Mr.. Pullman to cut his
sons on with $500 n year each He haa
to pay sl0oY 900 of'thelr bills. When they
were hard up they borrowed at enormous
rates Of interest from low Clark street
money lenders. from hotel bell boys and
from any body else. Their father had
to settle their bills. II Il generally BE-
lieved that Their behavior worried him
Into q premature grave.
When the father died in 1897. George
was engaged 20 Miss Fellcits ogiesby. .
famous belle Of Chicago daughter OF sx-
Governor oglesby. Of Illinois. When the
viii was read leaing next to nothing b
Gaorsva Nha 80 h-.R.,
At the same time Sanger Pullman was
engaged to Miss Lynne Fernald. an emil
nent Chicago dealer feed. He had never
officially given his sanction 10 the engage
ment. and when the will was announced
he made his daughter break q on.
Sanger then went further west In search
OF consolation. He found Il In San Fran
cisco. After two weeks acquaintance
with Miss Louise Lander West. they got
into hack an ddros to n clerEyman's
house and got marred. Miss West Who
was a school teacher. 3 handsome with
auburn tresses and q Junoesaue figure.
was March. is9s, that ssnger's fate was
settled. In August OF the same year
George hurredly left New Jersey In com
pany with Miss Fernald. lately his broth
ers fancee. and they were married. IN
New York.
Snce then George has been behaving "a
badly az eer. lie has guarded with N
wife and has announced that he will get
a divorce and has grounds for Il. His
wife's friends say that the grievances
are all on her side. but that she Il try
ing TO arrange matters amicabiy with
her husband.
On account OF this continued ili-behavicr
IL is decided that the gold cure Il the
only hope for George How unpromising
his frame OF mind Is may BE Judged By
the conversation he had with a reporter
before going away.
"It's Ike this" he said - he drank
glass after glass Of whlsksy a. Prices no.
tel. IN Pleasure Bay. mother Il msd.
very mad. and the truth r. Sanger and
have been cutting Il out AZ q lively
rate. I'm broke. I havn't got dollar IN
bank. and it's n case Of White Plains o.
my income viii b cut on.
mo more boose after nsxt Tuesday.
Remember. drink no more Mother will
not have IL ami I must have money"
with an air Of one who wished TO Lose
none OF the little remaining time thu
young man ordered another drink