The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-18
WASN'T PRETTY
But ENHANCING
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] 10 walk through the PARK 10 my nome
ion West Soycnty-seyonth street
when met the woman She declared
I that | must either marry her or settle
an amount Of money upon her suflc.
lent TO- care for her the rest of her
days
Il told her bluntly to go to bla2cs;
1 that | wouldn't either marry her or
give her any money, as l. lid no. ONO
/ her a cent We had almost reached
th2 entrance 10 the park when she
pulled out a revolver and awore she
would shoot me if I did not give her
the money or marry her.
Il told Eer it would be very foolish
for her 70 shoot me, rs it would take
| oil the money she might set oat Il
my estate to keep her out OF i3il and
pay her lawyers
THAT same night she came around
TO my house and in some way got in.
went down stairs, saw her, ana threw
her out The next day she mt me
note ana | sent back word By the
boy that w,uld meet her f. a friend
office, | dont care TO say who the
friend was
u met her there ana told her that
I would give her sum Of money if
she would not bother me again, told
her plainly that | wa no; afraid of
her, but was willing to help her cut
once more.
She replied tina. if | would give her
$4,000 she would agree not 70 bother
me any more. got the $4,000 the
ncXt day ana paid the money with
my own hand to the woman
"Socn after this, my friend, who
had witnessed the transaction, died
and then came the bursted bubble, the
steel combine, when SO mary people
saw their money disappear. was
surpri ed to get a waiting letter trom
tho woman saying she HAD los; all Of
her money in steel stock; that sh2
was very poor and was getting old
and that | would have t. marry her
Il did not pay any attention to this
ANA She followed it up with several
letters threatening to hire lawyers
and sue me for breach Of promise and
everything of that sor;.
Il went to my friend Justice Loven-
tritt. and told him about it, and he
advised me to place the whole mat
Ter in the hands of my lawyers and
not to bother with It any more
Later on the lawyer told me that
she hal some Kind Of 4 complaint !
made an affidavit to rcp.y 70 it, On,
ly this morning my lawyers tcopAon.
"a mo that needn't worry, as would
hear nothing more about IL.
"lf her lawyers hal net decided 10
force the thing into the now paper
and had takec tho trouble 70 come |
might have made some kind Of cash
settlement simply TO save the chill.
drcn the unplls ant natari9ty.
"Eut now thai they have pet it int
the papers they won't get cent UNI
less they choke it out of me-
LAWYER Henry t'agsr said today that
among the ahidavits in the case the
several alleging that Mr.. Guggauheim
made per onaI inquiries concern.nc
tho whereabouts Of Hanna Mcnamara
ana through the assistance Of the af,
fiants succeeded in locating the We
man in an uptown apartment.
so carefully did Mr.. Gugsanheim
conduct the search" said Mr.. Ung2r.
that none u our witnesses knew him
as Mr. Guggenheim but Gil know him
on his own lntroductio-i as Mir Meyer.
These witnesses have since seen Mr..
Gugganhe+m and have identified him
as Mr.. Meyer. who made diliGent
oarch for Hanna Mcnamara. These
witnesses have al o identified Gugscn,
helms Photograph.
When Gggseaheim celebrated his
seyenty-flth year the enIy photograph
Of him vas I'm possession Of Hanna
Mcnamara He hal given it to her.
Requiring the photograph for a
friends use temporarily. Guggenhcim
obtained it from Hannah MaNamara
and later returned It 10 her
Hanna Mcnamara is NJ advcntur-
css Had she been designing he
would be in comfortable landing to-
day. but after her y year1 faithful
ness TO Gugganbeim understanding
for years that o-a day he would make
her bis wife. ah1 ma3e no demands lo'
money from Cugguhcim.
Remarkable as t. may ap2aar.
continued This nwyer Hannah Nc
( Namara. then a woman of 20 was To-
trolrccd Inn Gently to Gucganh-im
/ by q relative f b ovH--c2e Of his
/ daughter lliaw This woman docs
not know to thi dey that she was the
means Of bringing her fatlcr-in-law
and Hanna Mcnamara INFO each
I pt her. CuIrT4Uk