The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

MRS. WILLIAM m'DoNALD.
Ore. The next day her ardent lover
met her IN Chicago and they spent
very happy week ON the road 10
the west
Squire profesaed that he was a
near relative ia ex- Senator Squire
and the rich relatives lu this city
would BE- pleased % meet his bride
They first went 20 Portland and had
fine time visiting the fair Mrs
Mcdonald Says she supplied the
funds. as Squire claimed Il vas hard
work 90 dispose 81 hla great hold
mss in Seattle for cash. Finally.
he took a tfln TO Seattle. but vas
unfortunate Ia business matters
and. Is Mrs Mcdonald puts q. he
could not raise money on the prop
erty be claimed 20 have.
4 believe Il be should lose hia
mind. says Nrs Mcdonald. "he
would lose all hla property"
In Chicago the runaway couple
decided TO take che name 81 Mr aud
Mr. Carl Chase n was figured out
that Mcdonald would Ket a divorce
ard sauire said he would marry her
In Portland they continued undel
the name u Chase and had swell
time doing the Trail-ton ms
money. says Mrs. Mcdonald
Squire came 10 Seattle. but had
bad luck and he FASTENED % bis
iadY=iuvc In Portland a. enjoy the
Efandnegs of their c1urtship caroua.
al he emphasized the fact that
they could live happily in Seattle
and he could attend 10 hIa business
affairs better. They came and tool
rooms az the nainier-Graud. Whers
they lived ~ NF and Mfa Chase
According 70 Mrs Mcdonald. Squire
spent most ~ his evenings dowf
street attending 10 bis property
and slept day times she did mol
know what he vas doing but h
had some very entertaining stories
to ten and che trusted him.
Expenses we're little high and
they decided In move Huoms wefs
secured AZ the Lincoln where squirs
said ali bis rich relatives stopped
and they lived there n week.
7 kept giving Charley money and
~ last he had borrowed about $3.50
which be promised 20 pay bach
with great big interest uhcn h
sold hts property" said MrH Nc.
Donald After We had moved from
the Rainier Grand. be called up nui
day and told me he would be hons
20 dinner with me. vas then be
ing introduced 20 his relatives ~
his wife THAT night I thought
would look well In diamonds ana
went 90 my trunk for them. Tbs
case vas there. but no diamonds.
4 was wild locked through
everything I had. thinking ! might
hmava misiaid them. and could moi
find them Charley came home
about 7 o'clock next morning and
asked him about the diamonds. Hf
said he knew nothing about them
aud mrst have left them some.
where. "a ! was no careless. told
him I bad looked every where and
would have to report the loss 10 the
hotel
lie then told me be had taken
them and they were pawned
asked him where and how much 4
would take % get them back. lie
said that would be all right. as he
would get them right away. ] per.
sisted and he finally told mo ~
had lost them In gambling In tbs
place back Of Gottsteln'a cigar stOr'
on Second avenue. and Mr.. Gold.
stein had them. ! went To MIR Gold
stein and he told me he had th'
diamonds. but said there was more
TO be paid on them than Charley
had said.
Everything would have been nj
right" continued Mrs Mcdonald
IF Mr.. Squire had not asked ms
10 20 down TO a house Of ill re
pute. He said I had plenty Of flint
clothes and would make monel
there. lie said It would make NJ
difference with him. and he woulf
marry me Just as soon as we go
on our feet lie thought all ny
money was gone. but had held on
on him and still had little left
When he asked me TO go to a hous'
OF m fame. ! was angry.
"He finally got job at Tacomi
and kept writing 10 me TO come q
him. He came over here and trics
I to get mo TO go TO Tacoma and -
into a house there, and we cOuls
he together. ! positively refused q
have anything further to do will
him. lie worked In a shoe stor'
over there"