The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-31

ten on pink paper which he showed the
complainant.
This is a letter which you wrote, is
it not?" asked 8Ir. Sullivan.
Yes stammered Mr.. Funk, Il did
write this letter.
The letter which was write nby MI
Funk to Miss Richards while she was on
her vacation. was as follows:
New York, Aug. %, 1902
Ny Dear Miss Richards:
I was glad indeed TO receive your es-
teemed favor OF July %. Sorry you are
having such miserable weather, as L
know it will interfere with your pleas
ure I presume your folks were just as
glad to see you as you were TO see
them.
The woman that has the fat was
away Saturday and suday. Monday
evening your cousin intended going over
and make a deposit but it rained so
like blazes she did not get over met
the woman as I was coming from the
station this evening and told her that L
would come over and make a deposit,
SO my sweetheart would have a home TO
come TO when she returns.
am lonesome as blazes. dear, with
out you 1 miss you every minute in
the day. I miss you at night TO come
home with me. I miss you for ice
cream when we leave the station. In
fact. I miss your sweet face every
where.
This is the longest week Z ever saw.
The girl at the ice-crearn parlor wanted
&c know why I did not bring my wife in
any more for ice-cream. I told her
sent her home to see her mother.
Ny new stenographer is very nice;
she hoped that you would not come
back as she was stuck on her position.
I told her that you were fixture there
just as loug IS you wanted to stay
that the business would be a failure with
out you All the sunshine disappeared
when you left and l am patiently waiting
for the clouds TO roll by and the sunshine
come .peeping in at my Office door Mon
day morning I did not think that 1T
was possible for me to miss any one as
much as I do you.
I m glad. indeed. dear, that you have
decided on having your teeth fixed and
sincerely hope you viii have that tooth
removed while you are ct it.
/ expect your cousin and Miss Smith
up tonight and you know the devil will
be To pay. The new girl wants me TO
take her bathing Saturday.
Ny old Indiana girl has written me
for 500 Shall 1 send it TO her? 1t $
up to YOU. sweetheart.
I will expect your sweet face at the
Office Monday morning. I don't like TO
deprive you OF your mother. but every
day you are away from me seems a
year Give her my kindest regards.
Write often With much love, I remain,
your sincere admfring Old Sport
WILL H. FUNK.
you did introduce her as your wife?"
asked Lawyer Sullivan.
Yes. I did answered the complain
ant.
Miss Richards explained to the Magis-
trate how she had lost the diamond pin.
DO you consider yourself engaged to
Mr. Funk?" asked the complainant's
cousel.
Il do not know" replied Miss Richards.
4 did when he gave me the ring. have
my mind since"
Il think you gave her that ring"
said Magistrate Flammer to Mr.. Funk,
and as for the pin. think she lost il.
The prisoner is discharged
Miss Richards threw her arms around
Miss Patterson's neck and the two, ac-
by their counsel, walked out
Of court
1t isn't an evidence that there is less
business in town than formerly. simply
because you are getting less. Your com
petitor may be getting more.