The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-06

Senator. DR. Baldwin was summoned,
and after an examination of his pa
tient a consultation was held with
DIR. Gravenstein, and they decided to
remove the patient to Lowell for an
operation.
News Of the felonious assault
spread, and the suspect confessed the
crime. He escaped to Spitzenberg,
where he found SCOTS Winter as dis
agreeable as he had heard. His only
recreation was reading the papers
from Pewaulee. and his sole COM
panion was Sitovka Arabskoe Tetof-
sky, famous Russian nihilist in ex.
lie. This made him Stark mad. 4
The captain recovered slowly, and
he was removed to the home of Col
onel Porter and later to Hotel Salome
where Bismarck formerly stayed.
Upon his recovery both the fair con-
testants began laying plans to mo-
nopolize the young officers attention.
Delicacies like Chenango, Strawber-
ries. Jersey Sweet Berars, Winter Ba-
nanas and Sops of Wine were sent
by both ladies daily.
"R. I. Greening insisted that he
break with the two lovers, and devote
his attention to Miss Crab, a niece of
the honorable Pearmain Walbridge, a
Well-known financier and ship owner.
But this young lady previously had
been engaged to q young man named
Ben Davis, who Haas a Delaware
Red complexion, and who had fol-
lowed the course of Alexander in con-
quering the world of femininity. In
his York Imperial sway Davis had
encountered Jonathan Wagner, a
shrewd attorney, who had designs on
the young Heiress himself.
"The captain having decided to dis
card his erstwhile lovers, realized he
had a different undertaking ahead
of him in dealing with the two rivals
for the hand of the rich heiress, and
he observed that only Paragon could
hopeto win out eventually. Accord
hope to win out eventually. Accord,
with STAIRS on the collar and lapels, SO
as to give a soldierly air to his dress
He purchased a necklace of Opales'
cent pearls of Baxter, the jeWeler, a
lovers talisman called Nonesuch from
a fakir, provided himself with a bou-
quet of Sweet Boughs, volume of
Belle de Boskoop's poems. copy of
the old painting walkers Beauty
and set out to see his Lady Fair. His
reception was cordial and his CONVEX
I'sation was Golden Sweet. He pushed
his case and soon proved himself the
victor, as cards were out shortly an
nouncing the engagement. At the mar
rage Gideon Ewalt was best man and
Miss Benoni Boiken Hubbardson was
bridesmaid.
ITO make a complete romance the
two rivals for the hand of the young
heiress met the two rivals who had
sought to become the wife of the
captain and matches resulted between
Lady Winkler and Jonathan Wagner
and between the Duchess of Olden.
burg and Ben Davis. The captain and
his fair young wife arranged we'd
ding tour for the three couples to.
gether, and plans were fixed to leave
by Mason's Early tour for Peck
Pleasant hotel at Pippin, at Newtown
in Switzerland, where the Roses
Bloom and Tolman's Sweet violets
grow the year round in the vallies
where the Transparent brooks mingle
their songs with the sounds of birds
and lowing herds. The party had a
great time climbing mountains skirt
ed with Russet forests, and found the
Shows of many winters on the craggy
peaks nearby"