The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-02
Mr.. HOOLEY's suMPTuous - .;
En9lish' Bankrups's Eutnn,n
Still Kept Up In rsno 80.


Still Kept Up In r1no So 80
u RNEST TERAH HOoLEx. a.
- famous bankrupt Of modepn 1iiS5 81
fares sumpsuously every 60 ri r. &
life. When he fled his petitioa rs "a
four addresses-Risley Hail. DouaN q
Papwcrth Hall. Cambridgeshiro: : ~ s.
in HIN street. Berkeley square 49, ~
rented, furnished, by the munah ~
Lady Hindlip, and sump<uoue - 9
rooms at the Midland Grand ~ III
Pancras. sSS74
Now he has only three. ss;'':s5
He hardly ever used Lady H.
house, and he has given II up. n
did apartments at the Mtdla1d .
have been abandoned for . scaroolvs
imposing set Of offices at WAX 4
house. ssSkS
And that, practically. Is all ~ 80 *
difference that bankruptcy haa 49, Z
Mr.. Hooley. Papworth and ~ r. q
still his--or his famiiy'a which u
intents and purposes. the same IT,
Not a servant has been discAarn11 &
a single piece OF furniture removed q
their mansion In consequences q ~ r. 81
ruptcy. Both houses were under nogS I
when Mr.. Hooley filed hts pett1,o 4
both cases the mortgages have o1noo &
relieved of the necessity which H 80 &
first supposed would threaton 49,
necessity. namely. Of moving W1fh q
family into cheap suite Of LAoI1oa =
inga ss3s
Nobody can doubt who sees - -
at home on his broad acrea that - nj II
for the best-so far a. Mr.. Hool(0 = r. 9
cerned: and one ID almost jnelihG&. - r. q
graduate him upon an event 49, ~
IL involves him In no perxonAa d. 81
leaves him--with "greater free6Qh e /
less esponsibility"-leisure u comm +
the simple but costly tastes whl1h ~ II
unable to crafty In . period W1on ~
reckoned his millions With the t1gln4 n
of a match on = clean tAotecle1 Il
He is devoted TO the pulaa.m e. euus
try life. and in his admirably 81 t91
shooting coat and riding bgeegAoA m< v
by the most exclusive Wet ND eor
and hts raatty leather Gattasv e ~ -
smart. 1.-THE figure and NJ 1&t N1 u
trimmed brown beard, he VIZ
squire. And II the breeainese IL ~ u
ner suggests somewhat whimstcally ~ ~
mosphere Of the Adelphia theates. O. &
sure that 1t IL nevertheless Devoid II Il
fectation. u
1t Is at Rislcy Hall that NJ. H.
really at home. Here. surroQndoa III
Derhyshire ne.ghbors. 10 WHOM N Qn1
handed generosity far more than cq(
safes for the occasional brusQuene4
his manner, he lives the iife thai n lns
How IL II done? Est mesaus + n
said tho poet philosopher: Ahere an 49,
Of doing things. u HID
The modest GO a week which the GtNqf
ors' trustee undertook to allow Mr.
ley as maintenance money b CERTAINTY -
sufficient, even II It Ii stiIl regularly -
Officially. Mr.. Hooley. IKE the un1eee
nate gentlemen in the novels. = = -
gar" practically he Ii nothing q ~ -
but a very well-to-do country gentlNne
And Notwithstanding his fon6nooo
country life, he II unable altogether - -
sist the attractions OF town. and - 49,
singham House he In quite = shoays
HIS friends have rallied around HI
One gentleman who. by 4 modeet 49,
ment Of E50.DO reaped . profit q -
f60O. COO, has behaved very generously -
Mr.. Hooley's petition was hled, - -
Eoble example has not been Loot upoa 60
ers Ssa9A
But Mr.. Hooley In not altogether d1po94
ent upon such good officcs. Sss
He apparently has studied the Wet4p II
the poet philosopher. and has dlG0vee44
that there are ways Of doing thine9
say nothing OF the process q tho sana ~Ssa
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