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Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20
UNCLE REN,s ADVICE.

DEER JIM: Mle trubbles air menny.
kin not sleep good of mites thinkin'
of the NANNY things that seem tn be
wurkin' aRin the gran ole party.
Won of 'em is the phact that the
arnykI have selected wun, John
Brldlemall fur guvener. Now | use u
bride on u horse to maik him 30 mie
way, an that 10 jist what John an the
uther arnikists are DUNG. Tha air In
our pasteur brldlen our most sizable
and best. Thay hav led THAR way
ex Gov. Felt, Judge Kingman, Mr.
Mcclure an thousands Of uthers, Wy,
at Halstead the other da tha haltered
over too hunderd sturdy pharmers an
led 'em out Of the &. o. p, Yes, jim,
1t lukes like befour the election that
tha wud Bridlemall. All but me an
the lain preecher, An, jim, II negliy
brakes my hart tn think ov it, an |
tell it too yu Couldenshally hOapin IL
ma no be 30, but l am afraid tha air
about gift In the hawlter on the lain
preecher fur Que voat at least,
An uther thing is the way sum Of
our pree chers pray ov Sundys in pub
lick that awt tn bee sot down on The
pra the Lord tu direct thc president
of the United States how tu deel with
the Chineeze and Mainly questions
when il tina wud reed the bible an the
Hutchinson News, speehly the latter
as Jha Orter tha wud no that the heds
OF our CRATE trusts air abuDlantly able
tn attend tn that bi2nlss.
l heern that after so long time Mr.
McI<in ley has desided TO gcksept the
nominashun maid by the graft Phyla-
delft conven shion June 10Th. | thot
awl the time be aurtinly wud, wus
to pree mature the uther day in a argy.
ment with Dave James on the munney
qustion Il argyd that If we had only hNi
as mulch mony in sirCulatlon por cap
ity that we now have that times Wud
be jist as good. L thot that was what
we bleeved foar years ago, But Mis-
ter Mckinley sails in his letter OF ack-
septants that we have $575 moar IN
circulation now than we had foar
yeers ago and attributes that VI bein
the caws Of ourgreat prosperity. Law
jim. l wish you wud hay the bed Of
the trusts tel Mister Mckinley and Us
jlst what we du bleeye SO wee kin arsJ
with thees cutthroat arnykists with
intelligints.
l am hoapin' as you sea moar an
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20
moar ov the workins Of the z, o, p, yu
air groin stronger in the faith.
YURE UNKUL BEN.

LAST week the republicans made o
great deal Of Hanna music about the
alleged nops Of large number OF pop
ulists In the region Of Burton. They
did something that they seldom do 10
this Gaze, they gave names. We saw
q man from Burton who was attend
Ing the congressional convention here
last week and proceeded to inquire OF
him the real ia tie. David Hanselman
who was elected treasurer of the re-
publican club was described as having
been one Of Bryan's most enthuslas-
tic supporters four years ago" has al
ways been a republican and a staunCh
one The man Trip who was elected
president of the club may have been
q pOpullst some time but In talking
with the leaders Of the populists Of
Valley township we hnd that they
never considered him anything but q
republican They looked up his re-
cord In Gray county before he came
came here and found he had always
been republican and always cOnBId-
cred him the same here. Collins and
Freddie are the two Engllshmen Of
whom we spoke editorlally u couple OF
weeks ago, They love the English
system of colonial conquest which the
American colonies cast of over o hun
dred years ago better than they like
the American and republican system
We think they of right belong to Hanna
This Is the tue situation In the neigh
borhood Of Burton, except that our
workers have reported two or three
changes in our direction. Not changes
Of popullsts to populists but Of repub'
lcans to populists. One Of them came
about largely as the result of one OF
the men starting out to build wire
fence and finds il would cost him at
least twice as much as II would have
done three or four years ago, owing to
the increased tariff placed upon wire
bv the steel and wire trust, with no
hind erance from Mckinley or any OF
the republican administration which
nas tai and corlplet, control of every
department Of the government.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20

PRESIDENT Mckinley in his letter
OF acceptance as In one Of his messages
before, has attempted to meet Mr., Bry-
ans proposition to allow the Filippinos
self government under American pro-
tect crate by declaring that under that
arran cement IL would neCessetate ae
large n military establishment and en-
tail as great military expenditure as
under the present arrangement. Now
that may be plausible sophistry, but
to US it does not even seem to be that.
For almost a hundred years the United
States maintained precisely such a
proteclorate over all the South Ameri-
can republics as it is proposed to estab
liah over the Philippines, and II re-
quired no more than the usual small
military outlay. In an attempt to con-
fuse the voters the president seems to
assume that In establishing u protec-
torate, this government would be COM
pei led to keep troops there and to enter
into the government and internal ar
rangements Of the nation, as 1t is now
doing in Cuba, 1t Is true that IL would
have to do this but Only until govern
ment is established, just as it is now
being done in Cuba Then all that
would be necessary would be to
Hny TO the world "hands Off"
just as we will say regarding Cuba and
Us we have done 80 long regarding the
South American republics, The presi-
dent says that Dewey went to the Phil.
ippi ne9 IS he had a right to do to ac-
coSnplish piece Of legitimate military
strategy, and that while quartered
here he was attacked by Aguinaldo,
Being thus attacked he was compelled
to fight II out ~ he Is now doing,
Dewey right and business there may
be accepted, but between that and the
attack Of Acu'naldo is a wide gap
VIII ich the president is very careful is
no filed with the truth. He did not
me enlion the treaty Of peace under
which Aguinaldo and his countrymen
were "ceded" and sold at two dollars a
head and that this government with
the evident intention, as has since
been developed, Of holding them as Il
subject colony, would not declare its
intent ions to ward them, in any sort t
plain ard rneQnivocal language. This
Il was that led 70 Aguinaldo's attack,
and had the intention Of this govern
ment toward them been declared along
the lines above described, it goes with
out lying that there would have been
no attack and no war, for that is ex-
Octly what the Tillppnos wanted and
all they asked, Mr. Mckinley is in q
hard way and is King come Efforts
at explaining. II seems to US the
N ore lie explains the worse he makes
IT,
S,,l,enriba fnr fha "a 1tnrrur todov
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20
TOwne Not to Come.

The meeting of Charles A. Towne
which was advertised TO be held In this
city on Friday the 2lst has been called
on. All Mr.. TOwne'S meeting in this
STATE have been called Off for the pres
ent. He Is now campaigning Id the
northwest, 1t Is expected that he will
strike this State a little later on, and
we hope to secure him for a speech
here then.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20
September 20, 1900.
"MXyEINS
One Price Cash House.
1t Pays to Buy Bed Clothing Here !!

For The simple reason the Comforts, Quilts
and Blankets sold here are the kind that
prove so satisfactory that the woman who
buys one will come back again and again
when she has need of this class of Goods.
BLANKETS AT BBRG&IN PRICES.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20

lSa combination OF tho chrIsillko and
the devIlIsh. Therefore, this paper 10
moi run altogether as Sheldon would run
II, and only partly as the devil would
more Of the former than tho latter, wO
hope.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20

The forests are burnfng at Nome aud
miles Of timber are destroyed. M
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-20

OF this paper Is to catch tie events -
they aro cut down by Father Tlma pAd 10
touch them up With sunshlus when
possible, With cloud whom we oan'i hAlp
II, and throw In little dsvllip Whsh
occasion offers, =
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
PUNAHoU FOOTBALL.
freshmen and Preparatory Glasses
Play q Tie Game.

Yesterdays football game between
the Freshman and Preparatory teams
Of Oahu College on the college campus
was a spirited contest ending in a tie
with the score 11-11. The game was
good from start to finish and several
fine plays were made in which G.. X
Judd. Oliver Lansing and II. Johnston,
for the Freshmen. and Will Myers, w.
Rycroft. r. Waller and Richard Ahrens
for the Preparatory, shone.
Johnston made the two touchdowns
for the Freshmen, kicked one goal but
missed a second. Oliver Lansing did
yeoman service for his team and saved
the game from going into the keeping
of the Preparatory by "a pretty tackle
on RycrOft. who had a clear field and
was making a splendid run for goal
Had the touchdown been made the
score would have stood 1911 in favor
of the Preparatory. On the other hand
Walker. for the Preparatory, blocked
"A kick which sent the ball into the air
ard ne made touchdown but failed tC
kick goal
Following is the lineup of the teams:
Freshmen-Geo. Renton. c.; NJ. Dav-
ey. rig; Il. Johnston. TT; Harold Cas-
tie. re: NJ. Doak. lg.; G.. Kentwell
It.; Allison Jordan. le,: Oliver Ian
sing. alb: c.. X. Judd, f.b.; p. Dever-
iIi. rh. =. Allen. In.
Preparatory-Ackerm c.; j. Con
ant. r.g.: l.. Judd. rt.; a. McGurn, r
g: II. Smythe. Lg.; s. Lowrie, 1t; II
wilcox. le.: Richard Ahrens. q.b.; F
Walker. f.b.: Will myers. r.h.; w. Ry
croft, In.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
FAREWELL TO
REV.. J. c. HAY
Reception In His Honor
Is Given Last
Night.

A farewell reception was held last
night at the Christian church. Alakea
street, in honor of the departing pas
tor, Rev. John C. Hay, who leaves to-
day on the Zealandia for Colorado.
Rev A. f. Cory was master of cere-
monies. A musical program and a de-
Iicious collation. were pleasing features
of the function.
Rev. Mr.. Hay was presented with a
beautiful album by the Young People S
Society of tue church in token of their
appreciation of his work with the or
ganizaton during his year in Honolulu,
Prof. Howlands making the presenta-
tion speech. In reply to Mr.. Cory 5
wishes for his welfare in the Rocky
Mountains, where Re will make his fu-
ture home and field of pastoral labors
Mr.. Hay feelingly referred to his pleas
ant stay in the Islands, and he stated
his appreciation of the many kind
nesses extended to him and Of his aloha
for the congregation.
Rev. Silas Perry, Rev. George l.
Pearson of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Major Wood of the Salvation
Army, Theodore Richards and A. F
Cooke were among the two hundred
guests present. Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid oi
Central Union church sent letter cx
pressing his regrets in not being abls
to be present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
CONCRETE FLOORS TESTED.
withstood the Strain of a Falling
Barrel of Cement.

The concrete floors which are being
put in In the Stangenwald building by
the Concrete Construction Company.
underwent a singular and unexpected
test yesterday morning.
Through an accident, workingma1
dropped a barrel OF cement from the
NTH floor to the first hoor. a distance
of fifty-thee feet. The barrel. weigh
ing about 400 pounds. struck In the
center OF panel OF the floor. or that
norton OF the floor between two OF the
steei beams. That the barrel did moi
pass through the floor was the occa-
slon OF some comment.
The floor IL constructed OF concrete
with expanded steel In the bottom por-
tion. The floor slab IL but three and .
half inches In thickness, yet, despite
the heaviness OF the barrel OF cement
and the fact that II fell fifty-three feet
the ioor withstood the strain.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
AN EQUINE RUN
ON BISHOPS BANK
A Runaway Horse Charges the
Establishment With Lit
tie Damage.

Shortly after / O'Clock, as Teller
Tarn McGrew, of Bishops Bank, was
adding up a long column of figures,
there was commotion on Merchant
street in the vicinity of the bank, and
a brown horse dashed along dragging
two-wheeled cart, which ratified and
banged and scattered pedestrians from
its path. The brown streak headed
direct for the corner doorway of the
bank and suddenly stopped with a
crash.
The cement sidewalk proved the ami
mails Waterloo, for he came down
with a thud, and the cart hung to
telephone pole by one wheel.
Teller McGrew missed his count and
made dive for the door of his grated
cell, thinking that bold, bad robbers
had designs on him and the banks
money. The horse made no effort to
get further than the doorway OF the
bank, and suffered himself to be taken
into the custody of a police officer.
1t appeared that the owner OF the
animal tied the cayuse to hitching
post with a rope and clasp through
which the little fellow could Slip his
head
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
The Christm as Boat.

The Zealandia, which sails for San
Francisco today at o'clock in the
afternoon is the boat which will carry
mail and packages to the Coast in time
for Christmas. The steamship will ar
rive at San Francisco on the 21st,
and mail sent by the Zealandia, for the
East, will possibly be distributed in
New York and other eastern cities en-
Christmas Day.
A large amount of mail will leave
Honolulu on the Zealandia. 1t will be
well for senders of packages through
the mail TO remember that there is a
limit on the weight and size of pack
ages. as all packages have to go in the
mail pouches.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14

BY MORPHINE
A Coroner's Jury Will
Look Into Her
Poisoning.

Al ISS- CLARA SCHNEIDER died
I" OF poison. Whether she COM
Iaitted suicide or was the vic
tim of aR accident is yet to be proved
Territorial Chemist Shorey, to whom
the stomach of the decedent was
given for. analysis, found traces of an
alkaloid poison, presumably morphine
Today a coroner's jury will investi-
gate the death and will try to find out
where the poison came from.
Miss Schneider was found in a dyins
condition on Wednesday morning ir
the house-on the c. l.. Carter premise:
at Waikiki, at present occupied b.
Paul Neumann and family. She haC
retired the night before in apparent
perfect health, and when she did no
make her appearance as usual in the
morning. one of the family went TO the
door of her room and knocked Ther,
was no reply, and becoming alarmed
the door was finally forced open.
On the bed, almost fully dressed. laN
the young woman unconscious. 1t wa
supposed chat she was asleep at first
but as vigorous efforts did not awaken
her. messenger was dispatched fol
Dr. Walters The physician did every
thing possible to arouse Miss Schnei
der, but in vain.
She died shortly after ! o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon. A post-mortem ex
animation at the morgue strengthene,
the suspicion that she had died from
opium poisoning. and the stomach wa
handed over to DR.. Shorey for exami
nation. Yesterday DR.. Shorey foun,
that the suspicion was well founded
The stomach fluids contained NOR
phine.
The question now is, from whom di
Miss Schneider get the deadly dru
which ended her life. No druggist ha
right to sell morphine except on
Doctors prescription, and searchin
] investigation win be made into til
matter. -szs. ss.s.. ,,...s-7.e-,
| 1t iszuRderstood that every druggis
In Hcnolulu VIII be subpoenaed to al
lend the coroner's inquest today, an
will be required to produce the book
| of the firms To show exactly 70 whol
any poison has been sold in the pa!
few days
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
CHINESE AROUSED.
Naturaiizsd Ceiestials Will Fight
for citizenship.

I'm the hall OF the Chinese United
Society. night before last, the natural
,xed Chinese OF the city met for the
second time with Wong Kwai in the
chair. The meeting was a representa-
live one and after considerable discus
sion n was decided that the society
should retain an attorney OF attorneys
to firht the recent decision with refer
ence TO the citizenship matter, as
transmitted by the Secretary of the
Treasury. The following were selected
,o choose an Attorney and 10 do what
ever work should arise IN connection
with the matter: +. Kat Poo. Wone
Leong. wong Chee and G. Winam. Tnt
secretary. to assist the committee, ID
G.. Din Sing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
THE WORM TURNED.

Mrs. Cobwigger-while it's true that
women wear mems neckties. you surely
couldn't expect me to appear in puolic
in such a monstrosity as this. Where
in the world did you ever get such a
tie?
Cobwigger-My dear. that's the one
you bought for me last Christmas.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14


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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
NAVY Vessel for Honolulu.

The U. s. T. S. Adams has gone to
Honolulu, II. L., for prolonged stay.
1t is regarded as essential by the de-
partment that a vessel of the navy be
stationed at Honolulu for various rea-
sons, and it is probable that when the
Adams leaves early in the new year
her place will be filed by another ship
flying the American fag.-The Army
and Navy Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
THE EVERYDAY GIRL.

She goes to church, but not a sacred
thing
Comes to her mind-indeed, her
thoughts are shocking,
For while the choristers their carols
sing
She thinks of what was in her Christ
mas stocking.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14

"a 'gent % take acknowledg-
IN lnstruments, district Of Kona-
- W. G. Aohfs once. King 81.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
\ rNEcArrfnN

ar YOU laying In such a big
f ns. ktles-"
va 2 want my wife 20 have any
nr buying me one for n Christ
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14

FPEAINNcEs AGAINST 1T.
-Ma says santa Claus viii
,obIsht.
49, d0n't b'ieeve iti Ma wouldn't
round In that old dress N she
" any visltorsi
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14
sTFNOGRApttups

I. I,'ERY Public stenowrapner. al
J, ,A.s.nfs Insurance. dept. ground
epli blts. Tel. Main sea
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14

Il G wArERHousE.-ornce and
~ Rsfeitnia and Miller Sta. Of
sar go n a m. I 10 . and 10 q
"a White ter.
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softssloNAL CARDS.

|.rrr ANp tNvEsTaENTs.
Io,y roSp q co Judd Bldg.
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AaENra

CANpnEt.t.-omcs Queen st.. op-
Vnlon Feed Co.
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II + GALnRArru.-omce and res
~ nsrptania and Aiakea sts
,sur 2 to 10, 10 I and 7 10 q
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w tOrE-O once sas Fort 81 I:
ntm mh. M. to and 7 tos %.
ssiay go nm q w. Tei. 80.
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pUYsfCtANs

ks CLEVELAND. M.D.-onice.
St,f 81 hours. 2 10 i2 a. m. 20
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ATTORNEYS.
nuysON Cw &. Achi and
.ss.oni ufhce No. 10 West
ret ga
ocXEY King and Bethel Sta.
ef0 boz ~
Law Attorney and Notary Pub
, slhe. ~
nysARRAr. Attorney. Notary
IA Commissioner for New York
IA, Merchant 81 Tel Main q.
II rErERsoN.--Is Kaahumanu
PHYSICIANS.
M ArGUR. homeopathic Prac-
Esclnl attention given 10
nwssss ONCE and residence.
"a 81. nearly opp. Methodist
4 snoe hours. 10 10 ~ q. m. . 20
ftosp m; sundays. 90 to
rsL "a
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r,sst hours. = 10 i2 a. m. q 10
rsl 90
Z GARvtN. Once. sa2 Bereta-
~ smma g. hours. . 20 n q. m.
yfp a.. ID 90 $40 d. IN: Tel.
" fssidence Tel White xSai.
3 GAtnRArru.-Omce and res
~ Rsrptania and Alakea sts.
sur to 10. 10 I and 10 q
w tOrE once sas Fort 81
utm ma. m. to . and Z " 2 %.
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sar 80 n a m. I 10 . and 7 TO q
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wrsniNARY SURGEONS.
cLArHAM - Veterinary surgeon
f,ntst once King 81. Stables:
81 calls day or night promptly
-~.ti spsCialtie-. obstetrics and
NrsuNUMA.-onic-. Club sta
sufs Ga m. % . p. nv. Tel. fTT.
DENTISTS
xnr -Mott-smi,h bfdr.. cur. rort
f'sl sis ONCE hours ? 10 q
cRossMAN. p.D.s-Alstea ST..
ioofs above Masonic Templ.. ,fto-
'mts hours. ? a. m % 4 q. m.
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p mon -phflsdeIphla Dental
y 0i Masonlc Temple: Tet nt
NICHOLS. Once. Aiakaa ST,
~ Anderson; once hours. s:S
WALL DR. o. ". WALL. :
.eufs q. m. 20 4 D. m; Love
Port ~ Tel. ta
INSURANCE..
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NCE CO of Philadelphia =
" Gilman. General Agent
~ iudd nldg.
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on NEW YORK.
W ROSE, Agent. Honolulu.
ARCHITECTS.
dEE = PAGE. Architects an
n-oince rooms %. ArIingtol
= Honolulu, H T.. sketches an
'silmatss furnished at short no
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W. 4 TRAIN. suit
W. Block. Fort 81
ENGfNEERs
~ Nsft.L a CO. LTD.--En9i
tl'c'rlclans and Boiisrmakeri
p DOVE. C.E.-survevor an
anEneer once new Magoou bids
VASES and Merchant sta. r.. {
~ ORDERS taken for typewritinl
IRON woRKs.-Ensineers an
on Pumping and Sugar Nj
and completes power plants: o.
p'm " apreckeis block. Tel ist
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elcXEY King and Bethel Sta.
isfo boz ~
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ArORNEYs

AT'ONNhhb.
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.,s.onl once No. 10 West
IA rel .,
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irrERiNARY SURGEONS.
ciArHAM - Veterinary surgeon
f,ntsi once King 81. Stables:
- calls day or night promptly
r~-i apeUlaltie-. obstetrics and
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law Attorney and Notary Pub
/, slhsl a.
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k NEGLECT YOUR EYES. you
\ IVY ore pair Don't wear other
H.. asHes your eyes difYer from
IN ppnt wear cheap. improperly
IL. Vase they win ruin your eyes.
= p LUCAS. oPTfcfAN. Love
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-14

tAlY Contractor and Builder
! sna once nttlns. brick. wood az
! .llns shop, palace walk. resi-
wider Ave, near K~walo.
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IHWEf.rpa
OPTICIANS

~, = co-san Frsncirco. jewel
~ Tlrersmiths See sdvt. inside
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ArSuNUMA-Odic., Club sta
sufs ga m. % = .. w. Tel. f7T
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THE END OF THE MORMON
JOYFUL JUBILEE FESTIVAL
Latter-Day Saints Visit Plnchbowl Where Their
Monument Was Erected Half
Century Ago.

m HE enthusiasm of the Mormon
jubilee celebration was in no
wise abated yesterday, as was
attested by the crowded house
- when the morning exercises
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-11-24
Heiress Escapes Fortune Hunter.

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There has been heard a. good deal OF
abuse Of bicycles as the cause of acct
dents, but in one case bicycle acct
dent saved a great deal Of misery. A
young heiress at fashionable water
ing place got engaged to young man
Ia visitor who had no special intro
duction to the residents, but had the
appearance Of being wealthy. The we'd
ding day was fixed. Two days before
it he was thrown from his bicycle and
$50 severely injured that the date was
postponed indefinitely Then suddenly
there was great expose. It turned
out that he was mere adventurer. He
had obtained the house he occupied by
a Misrepresentation. He had paid the
first part of the rent, but nothing else,
not even his servants. He ran bills
#of sale on the furniture-which did not
belong to him. He had borrowed
money on the strength of his engage
Sment and he would bring to his fancee
"a mountain of debt for her to dis
charge. The postponement of the we'd
ding alarmed one Of his creditors, who
pressed for money and there was none.
The expose caused definite breaking
off of the engagement and the girl was
saved.