The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23

he took Miss Hegarty to his home and
his mother asked her II she understood
FULLY what she was doing. and Miss
Hegarty replied that she did. MISS
Hegarty said she was Is when Mrs.
Haberstroh asked her age. She wa
told that she could not expect the
same financial assistance that she re-
reived from her parents. and her reply
was: Money means nothing to me- IL
does not bring happiness. HaoerStroA
says she herself gave nineteen as h"r
age To the marriage license CLERK. Inc
names OF Paul Bailor. Russell Stroh'
never and Ethel Strohmeyer are given
As having heard Miss Hegartr declare
she was Is and that she was born July
I, 1903. HaberStroh tells OF telephon-
ing to Cumberland TO find II glfl %
is could marry in Maryland. and OF De
ing informed in the ALTERNATIVES. nc
SAWS she told him her name was Mary
Louise LA Marqetta Hearty, and she
had her name SO inscribed Ill her
school books. Haberstroh says he lived
with his bride two days at the Rltz
Carleton. philadelphia. after their
marriage here, and that the father:
Wade W. Hegarty. called at the hotel
and told his bride her mother was III
and that her daughters return "on'a
save lSsr life. They returned TO Al
tuona. and his bride never returned 10
him. he declares. He asks that the
hill be dismissed. through his attorney
George Henderson. alleging attempts
10 ALLEVIATE his wite's Sections. Here
are SOME Of the letters quoted IN hao'
eystroh'S answer:
Dearest Louis Letter.
Louis. dearest. YOU asked NE 20
tell YOU why | cared fer you. "eu'
remember the first day | came INTO
the store. looked at you. but you
seemed to glance away from me. o"'
| can sometimes read ones though'S
- wears were I love her and she VIA
know II before long. at least | nope.
|. at first. was eager to try ana see
il | could vamp YOU. but to my Sor'
row | could not. | was still wonder
ing whenever ] saw you tirst an"
then was eager to do anything
thought was best but It was worse
TO try and vaup love-care for one
al first who knew more OF the world
than | did was not successful OUT
left YOU with tha feeling IN my
heart: will get him. loved you
the minute saw you, Will never LOT
get as long as | live.
The Girl Proposes.
Miss Hegerty wrote a few days
later: Il have a question | want 90
ask you-you will think | am terri
ble-~bu have been waiting TO ask
Won this for an awful long time. II is
this: viii ycu concent to be NINE
always" mean for me to be yorr
wife. can't finish it guess
should not have said it, but | could
not help it. love you so, more than
you will.
Another time, Miss Hegarty. during
the COurtsEip wrote: 'Oh. Louis.
dear, love you beyond words.
only hope | can repay you for what
YOU have done for me by conserving
TO let me be your wife. | mean.
Louis, dear. every word OF 1t and !
hore and pray you will say yes,
And still another time Miss He
gsrty wrote: 81 am so glad. LOUIS
dearest, that You love. trust and have
faith in ME and also hope. | only
hope can live up to your dear hopes
and wishes. | often wonder what
life would be without you-why MOTH
ing. OF course. suppose | would go
back and live again as | used TO o."
fore | knew you. | know you love
me, Louis, dear. but really don't sec
why it is so great as il really Isl
don't deserve it dear. I ask myself