The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08

LkOLl Adlts III AAAC
ing with the family and seeing new
country, if you love travelling as much
as | do--and l have done Il lot-nothing
is nicer, This week we are gong 70
change, see the buffa1os driven to har-
ness and the lassolng OF steers, cow
boys, Indians, etc. This is surely an
interesting country, and one l never
1--WE had two horses and one car
riage filled with champagne. beer ana
sandwiches. and all sorts OIL Things,
were gone some ten hours. 50 you see
we do get some pleasure, even here on
the ~prairies. You would enjoy 1t, ana
/ wish we could sometimes be tosether
In our wanderings. We may run over
to Sioux Falls, and we did have slch a
dandy time In st. Panl and Mime
VI wrote Howard and mailed to Gen.
eral p. o., St. Louis, as y,on wished ana
/ hope he received my letter and that
he will see the folly of IT. all and 90
well. There is time yet, end ] wish the
dear boy every success, L am sure. al
ways liked him. and always VIII no
can count on me for a friend, not only
for his own, but his mothers, too. so
there It is-What are you going 10 do
about 1t? Am glad to hear sucn good
account of jamie and his little family
and nope to meet his wi1e some time,
II will write you a line to Transport
Sheridan, so 1t will reach you by the
(Dtii. duu 1Qu bG III ~ -" -
Honolulu. Hope you won't get mal-de-
mer, but you are n good sailor, | know.
Remember crossing Lake Erie with
you. These Gillet' are friends OF MIS-,
Sheridan, Mrs. KimbalPs daughter. She
visited Mrs. McGeen there IN her
lovely home. Give Mrs. Meg. my love.
] used to know her In Detroit; Ana.
say, l spent q day with Mrs. Sherldnh
me TO spend II week with her but !
hadn't time, and on my way to Yellow?
Springs with Allan tson) met DICK
Sheridan. He had just brought his
family from London, but Mrs. MEG.
probably knows all this.
at must nave been awfully hard for
you to give up Cloverly cher home),
dear. but now you will not have that
dreadful interest hanging over you,
and Ii was the only thing you could
do. | wish ] had had the money TO
save 1t for you, but you know ] have
only just sufficient to get along myself
without debt, and now, more than ever.
need every cent ] have, for the Lore
only knows how much longer we Will
have to be here-on our fifth month
now, and our Hotel Leon closes tomor-
S row-but they have promised to keep
us in the family proprietor is here.
sfYes-of course, / don eare-write
here vail means. knows we are in
Bookings, but did not for over three
months; was more concerned LOOKING
after his money and household goods
than In hunting his family-wonder be
did not write you-but ] rhink knew
your layalty TO me, AMI thought he
could learn nothing. He did write
many of our friends, but no one be
trayed our location, so he did not try
very hard, easy enough IL he really
warted to, and he knew we were In
South Dakota. La was perfectly square
and honest with him; tcid him just
what she was going to do, and gave
him n chance. She had NOT shared his
Ho1 9au A.rras fT1f0 trA1f re uThan II fnQk hlG
lawyer to compel him to give her
enough to dress decently on: she
thought If he'll owed money better than
her that II WAS lime TO quit; then lie
said she might have Russell; then
changed and said she should not, aud
Tint was why she left suddenly an'.
stored her things. and she has
two otLer houses fnll Of furIti.
ture. as you know. She had to go to
New York to rebond; he replevined her
that. too; so now nothing can be
touched until the court decides. We
may have to stay until January, when
court sits. Nov R ne has s,; sued a, '9 9atb "a
wrote a whole pack of lies that Russell
went off stolen, against his will; that
she is not the proper person to hold
him, and a whole mess of untruths.
that he gave to Lu on Russeifs birth
as a present. She knew. even then.
that he would never give her thnt
amount out and out, SO told him If he
put it in his business at 6 per cent. an
use the interest herself 70 dress with;
then. on RS t~wenty-first birthday.
turn the $1,000 over to her son. and he
consented, but now claims 1t all. She
don't want the 81, 600. only the $50 in
ferest she has always had. The law
y1rs here say it Is a case of pique.
kor no man of any sense would sue
-. t1.ntr IfffIA nrtaAnFTf and hO uynFff
over half a million, but money is
HIS god, and we are not surprised.
We do not know how this will come
out, but will know by last of October.
it all. The final decision cannot be
reached until our ten months are up,
and perhaps some time after, unless
HI decides to compromise. | never
years, and she only regrets not hav-
ing taken the step long ago. Such a
bluff as she put up, trying to hide
his meanness, and even now
temper; too long a tale to tell you. But
II we ever meet. and ! hope we may, l
will. But we are getting old in
'spite of our usefulness. o n '
No one ran tell I'd like TO 1--we to see
the thing settled, and long afterward.
Should ! pass away, I have my part to
: : to carry out, and I know ] need
hardly ask It,. Russell is fine. and /
think. as you do, outgrowing the heart
trouble. He loves 1t here, Eoes to the
public school and would like to live here
forever; never had so much freedom.
IL sends love and wishes you a safe
journey. saws she can go to work, if
necessary; is willing HI should have
the hoy part of the time: is fair and
square on that point. We will see how
Il all turns out. I trust she may get a
few thousand and support for Russell,
but II will he a hard fight.
tfV netnrdaV We went TO court. and Snp
was appointed guardian for K. in South
Dakota; he n be touched here, I'M
less kidnapped. So you must keep In
terested in our case and let me know
Love to all. my dearest chum.
Hope you make out my letter. | write
so a~bominnbly, but you are accus-
toned to my scratches. Always your
own, JENNIE"
A. r. ST. Hills. dne of the guests of Il
Brownies at their Windsor apartment, tie
tilted that he visited the Brownies about
dozen times and played poker a number
times. He said in all his visits there ]
did not see anyone under the influence
LIQUOR but once, and on that occasion Il
visitor was put to bed.
81 don't understand that anything o.
Of the ordinary occurred at these ca
parties" interrupted the Vice-Chaneellc
''If there was an improperly VI was {
the part Of Mr.. browne rather than
Mrs. Brownies part. He was there al
was the responsible head of the house"
Marion Guilliard, 225 West End avenu
aaid by two of Mr.. Brownies witnesses
a former tenant of the Windsor, who W
have taken Mrs. browne upstairs in 4
house elevator while both were intoxlcate
wal next called. He contradicted DO
Ludwig and Hand. He said he never 50