The evening world., 1914-03-05
Miss Borden Forgives Jilting
Guinle and WEEDS Him at
His Sickbed.
GRIP AN ALLY OF CUPID.
Brazilian, III, Was Lonesome,
and He Again Pined for
Her Company.

Beginning his honeymoon with a
bad caSS OF grip had not marred the
happiness Of Octavio Guinle at the
Hotel Fillmore to-day. Tho young
man finally persuaded Miss Monica
t. Borden to forgive hin, for fitting
her. and they were Quietly married
there last night 80
OF course. the former Miss Borden
will now have disguised tho $500. 900
breach OF promise suit she had
brought against him. and he will get
back from the Sheriff the $4,000 in
cash he put UP ~ q bond against
running away.
Mr.. 0uinle 10 very rich-a man has
to be to put UP $4,000 In ono roll just
to prove he II not going to run away.
He In q member Of the immensely
wealthy Brasilian importing nrm Of
Cuinle & Co. No. I: Broadway--a
multimillionaire. his friends say.
And as soon as he gets we'll he Is
going to take his pretty bride to
Paris. az he promised when they
frst became engaged. and possibly
to Brasil. To show her to his family.
Hs has already given her a goodiy
share Of the 100000 kisses she said
In her anadavit he promised her.
1t Is not by any means certain that
II was not the attack Of grip that
caused the little sod Of love to relent
In Mr.. Guinle's case. According to
the suit Miss Borden. brought Feb. 3.
they had agreed to wed on that date.
Shortly before he told her that much
a. he wanted her no would have to
give her up.
MOTHER THREATENED TO DIG.
iNHERiT HIM.
His mother had heard she had been
an actress and objected to the mar
riage. She had threatened to disin-
herit him and In addition he was
tCld no would be put out of the i'm
porting firm. So he would have to
call OF the marriage.
Miss Borden says she was much In
love with tho rich Brazilian. They had
met las. summer and teir romance
developed rapidly, sie ~yromised 10
take her to Paris. to give her codes
OF pin money. and to adorn her with
Jewels that would arouse tho envy OF
q princess. Then there were the
(, 200, 900 kisses! And she refused IA
give him up.
But he prepared to sail for Brazil
do tr
have been married, She filed her suit
|6br half Q million dollars. Rude deputy
shariffs seized him and no was KEEP,
under surveillance In q suite de luxe
|in Q hotel until tho next day. when HI
produced the $4,000 In real money snt
Ives released.
His trip to Brasil was called OF. ant
Inc began to ret lonesome. OF course
his bride would not tell this now, hui
her lawyers say that almost at onc<
young Guinls began to telephone daily
TO the Borden home, q No: ees River
side Drive. making Misc Borden new
hut her pride had been wounded
|she would not marry . man who hat
Indicated no did not, want her. She ~
; fused him epeatedly, according to tn,
LAWYERS. but he was persistent. Tn
loStener she declined to become Mrs
G,tinie. the more hs wanted her TO.
lLLNeeO MADE YOUNG Man
PINE ron NgR.
whether the disappointment ,hal
/. anything to do with his illness ca,
only b. conjeotured, but he beoam
Iquite sick and It developed into Q bal
case Of grip. Yesterday he telephone
| from his bed that hS was fearful
J lonesome and was pining for her Z
leone e him N The 1ltnere. WanilA'