Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-22

tie stock of German she learned from ( young planter.
 About four years ago." continued Sandy, this young chap came out from Germany to work for Weiland Co.,, who own all the land back toward the mountains. This Bltgh woman arrived soon after from Hon. oiulu to visit relatiyes-you know how these natives live on one another-bnt she for while kept them and all her friends kesides iu poi and chicken. Now Mrs. Bligh does not own more than the clothes on her back. while her uneles and cousins have to work again.
 this young fellow-StadfeIdt, his name was .-and In the same manner as you met her. lie was the younger son of a younger son, very handsome, well built, with those inno- cent defman blue eyes and light curly hair. suppose ne had grown nomesick and tired or the dozen or so white men around here --and the managers wife was the only white woman near. Therefore it took only 2, look or two from this pretty enchantress, Mrs. Bligh, to make Stadfeidt lose his head as well ns his heart. So the affair began.
 stadfeldt was shy and inexperienced, and Mrs. Bligh. with woman's love of a man, soon had control of his purse strings don't know how much truth mere was in It, but she used to call her she openly boasted that she was engaged to marry him. News of all these goings on csed csfs6ef boSe ss2Se asa ne re-
 
 this time the managers wife was visited by sister from the States, q very pretty girl she was, with head full of romantic no-
 With the coming of the girl stadfeldt experienced change of heart He at once turned his back on his Hawaiian sweet heart and becaine the slave of Kittie, I think her name was. The end of it was finally that the manager had young Stad- felt transferred 10 good position in the mead house in Honolulu. and the couple a EDeiptE nf ding
 sandy paused for moment to reltght his pipe. Then he continued: As soon as Mrs. Bligh realized that stadfeldt nad deliberately thrown her over for Kittie she disappeared completely. 1t was about a month after stadfeldt's marriage to kittie that very strange thing occurred and which caused a hue and cry to go up for the appearance in court of Mrs BIieh t,'. to answer to charge of having done bod have read in the Honolulu newspapers of the case Stadfelit was going nome along a road in the dark enc night about four weeks after the wedding when some one. he could not tell whether 1t was a man or woman, ran out and threw some purple huid in his face. The assailant then made good an escape through the timber along But this fluid, 1t was easily washed off r, l interposed. No" said Sandy. it was of some herbal extract that absolutely dehed the power of man to erase it It is still there to-day the face of Stadfeldt a streak Of purple color that makes the be- holder stand stock still and wonder how it came there"
 Mrs Bligh, she did it'' said earnestly. ''Yes, that's what all of us believe" an. swered Sandy. Mrs. Bligh was arrested and brought to trial. Strange to say, she succeeded in proving an alibi, her relatives testifying that she was not in Honolulu at the time the attack was made on Stadfeldt So the jury had to acquit her, and she came back here. All of us here tolerate her klndly-for we don't care to run the risk of mourning her euroity-with it's Dossflre eoneomitant act of revenge on her part.'