The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, February 28, 1895, Page 6

abasiinionitet am, CLARDY & CANTERBUR The Hustlers are Doing the Real Estate Business,. OF BATES {f you want to Buy or Sel West COUNTY l see them. Al) business Side Square, Butler. Mo SHE SPENDS FEW COPPERS. | Hetty Green a Multi Millionaire Lives on $7 a Week 1 Sheis the Richest Woman in the World, but Lives Very Economical- , ly—She Works Hard and Has Few | Loves Her Great Fear of Robbers and Anarchist. w York, Feb. 15.—The average | woman would like to be the richest That is a woman in the country. very reasonable ambition. But if that average woman had to do what the richest country does to make and retain her wealth she would probably resign | her ambitions after a brief trial Hetty Green is the richest woman in the country She bas something | like $60,000,000 ou which she wili | have to pay an income tax of $60, 000, as her incowe is a trifle over | $3 (00.000 a year Mrs. Greeu doesn’t wear good clothes. It is doubtful if she has a piece of jewelry worth $2 She doesn’t ride in a carriage, and she is never seen at the theater or opera. She is without amusement or luxu- ries. She has a husband, daughter and son, but they live apart from her and each other She has but ove thing besides her $60,000,000 and that is an absorb ing ambition to make her son the | richest man in the world. But the Rockefellers, Astors and Vauderbilts | each havea great deal more than she bag, and it is almost certain that Hetty will never live to see her hopes realized. But her wealth is pulling up ata fabulous rate. She doesn’t speud $500 on herself, aud the sums she alluws the other mew bers of the family do not aggregate $10 000 a year. If she lives fifteen years lovger her fortune will be more than doubled. Hetty Green's day is a hurder one | than that of the average $5 a week | shop girl, She begins to work | earlier and keeps at it luter than the poorest paid aud hardest worked | woman in town. Mrs. Green lives | around at different places. Moving about is almost a mania with her. Sometimes she lives in New York at cheap boarding houses; then she will skip over to Brooklyn, and again she | will try to bide herself and her | identity in one of the suburbs, usu ally a Long Island village If Hetty Green has any place that | she can call home it is in Mrs. A. E. Bonta’s boarding house at 89 Pierre | pout street, Brooklyn. Mrs Bonta is a distant kinswomau of the multi millionairess, but there is no senti ment between thetwo Mrs. Bonta | has to keep a boarding house for a} living, and she takes Hetty Green| simply as a boarder. Strange tales are told of Hetty by the other boarders in the house. They say Mrs. Bonta won't allow her | to sit at the table with the ocher boarders because of Mrs. Green's) general slouchiness in appearance Certainly Hetty is no fasbion plate. But it is strange that the| richest woman in the country — haye to eat in the kitchen, off kitchen table, while servants pe scullions are hu t to serve | food to a lot of bo ple. | house peo When Mrs. Green is Pierrepont street house is up every morning at 6:30 o'clock. She sleeps ina little 6 by 9 back hs all! bedroom, with nothing grand in the way of furniture and. no fire: She} is now 59 years old, but cold and 2) { woman in the | 3 | | | of whatever is | world. SSSSSH ‘Good .. Blood: a g trout LLCERS or BOILS, % PIMPLES, SORES le = #°” CLEARED AWAY by its use. It is tt % JouN Avr ‘Treatise on blood and = kin ai \ 4% SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, ¢ osx MGLILOSSSSSSSHIGECGOGOOOIOEE eomfortiess room bave no terrors for her. Her husband, Edward H. Green, luxuriates at the Uvion club Her daughter, Miss Sylvia How land Green, a young lady of 29, speuds most of her time with Miss | Anva Leary at the latter's Fifth ave nue home. Miss Green has $5,000,- 000 in her own right Heity’s sou, Edward H R. Green, a shrewd young man of 27 years. speuds much of his time going about the country looking after his moth- er’s ivterests. But Hetty, the owner of all this wealth, is content to live in a $7-a week room aud eat with servants. Mrs. Green eays with some pride, she can dress herself in five minutes. Judging from sesults, her friends say they could do just as well in one third of the time. It often thet there are or three is not than two Green's more Mrs. own buttons ou She is her laundress, and washes such trifles as stockings, handkerchiefs, ete, in her room SOEs. own Her dress is a nondescript affair in faded black, consisting of a fray ed skirt and a basque of no particu It cost Mrs Green $2.50. Her jacket, which was originally ar style | marked $6, she bought for .90 after it had b-come shop worn. She owns what is called a “false | front” Itisa gray black pateb of } hair which Mrs Green, in ber baste, | Field's Washington. | slaps on one s de or the other of her | ENT 7 pence but never by any With a little faded black bovnet on her | head and a black cloth bag in ber ! arms, Hetty Green, as she invariably | ‘the middle, where it belongs. | appears, could go anywhere without | being suspected of having a $10 bill | tin her possession. Mrs Green enters , Mrs. Bo house ta’s boarding every |morning at 7 o'clock when she is | stopping there. She clears a place for herself at a plain, pine table, gets ‘a plate, a knife and fork and spoon, and then helps herself to a portion being served. gives no trouble to the people in the house, as she waits on herself and isn't at all prodigal in the use of/ ' china. Mrs. Green eats heartily, after breakfast she draws a ¢ close to the kitchen and | range |gins to read the morni paper. | This isa luxury that she can not give up. Besides, it helps to inf her about the fluctuat' ns i Right here it Hetty doe She sure ges investor.. B, thing tga as ste cks of cons ive concerns) jand k re poss favor- ites. ‘Bat Mrs. Green 1i track of the doings of the financial | So she buys accident in | the kitchen « f She | kes to keep) a newspaper | ad religiousty settle» with the at After Bul Doolin dor every Sunday morning | Guthrie, Ok, Feb. 21.—A day or She bus a great adwiration for} | two ago information was received at R asell Saye, mainly because Rus-| the United States marshal’s office sel lunches in the Western Union | here as to the hiding place of Bul daily, a thing that be can do free of | Doolin and the last remnants of the! charge, as he is a director of that | Dalton and Cook gangs in the ;couutry east of Ingalls | tnvarlably by the) She bas a great fear of} to capture the erowd if possible. A j Anarchists and robber, and it is | large force of deputies left for the this dread that has forced ber into | scene night before last though the Todian institution At shi Mrs Green leaves th- | mation was given by reliable p ties house and preparatious were mu once Dac 2 way So maby eccentricities in the way of | matter was kept quiet and informa- dress and manner of living By | trou only leaked out to day They dressing poorly and living obscurely lwere not expected to reach and by changing ber abode oftep|their destivation uutil to-morrow i she hopes to throw off the track apy | having separated with the intention | promptly attended to!’ Fir:t door South of Post Office ove who may have dangerous de-|of gradually closin n on the gang’ | Sigus upon her Vhe P-irrepont | within five tiding place. house is} No word has as yet been walk of the Unless a smail cyclone is | blowing Hetty not only walks down jto the received street minutes from the party but as they are de | | bridge termined to take every they can get them cornered, news bridge, but over it as weil. of a battle way be looked for at any Hall park, and | years and if Chemical Na-! kuiled the territ She is one of the beav-! free of pr: lest stockholders in the institution, the richest of its kind in the coun- She crosses City | makes straizht to the | tional bavk they are captured or will be vy rfessic outlaws Zano invigorates me broken dow lost manhood ital power and tones g from so that she can take advantage of rqueeze ata paper how Mrs. Griff moment 8 | yreat deal of money Cashier Quinlan and Presi-| dent Wilhams of the bank | daily advisers bh made a | jany money selling a new} Here | reliable | uetice wnethod of putting up fruit. are ber/ig what I did with an old when Mrs. Green arrives. Not the| when delivered. brought me in about |humblest clerk is about at the time. $92.00: cost of metal about $375, | Mrs Green goes straight to her | leaving a gross profit of $88,25 for desk mm the rear of the bauk aud/ iy time and trouble, and everyone opens her letters. Most of them | was well pleased with the work, and are begging epistles. I came home with double the Mrs Green goes in for mortgages | amount of goods to be plated I ongbusivess property to a large ex- average about 3150 per week I tent She always looks over the have been a traveling salesman, but property herself before the deal is| have given it up; the plating busi- consummated Big men in the} pegs suits me. Anyone can obtain world of finance call to see her at/an Old Reliable Plater by address the bank ing W. P Harrison & Co., Colum At 1 o'clock she lunches with the} pus, Ohio. Auyone out of work bank employes. It doesn’t cost her} should take this opportunity to get anything. {employment and make mouey. All the afternoon she siayes, and Cc. M | M_ Rep, Columbus, Ohio. itis usually 6 o'clock before she| starts for the bridge and the week ball home. At 9 o'clock she is sleeping the sleep of the self satistied Down in Harper county. Kansas, bedioomutine he fale | says an exchange, a United Brethren | preacher was fired out of his cbureb talking about the {gold paved streets of New Jerusae jfor continually liem. The chairman of the pop com mittee which waited on the preacher informed him tht this gold paved | business was all played out, and |they might of bad them before this article had been coppered by Wall Western Simplicity : Mrs Dablgren’s entertaining book on “Etiquette” “struck” Arizona It feli into the bands of a true son of the soil, who remarked | street, but now be must preach sil after perusal: “Iu my opinion Mrs. ver pavemeuts, or nothing He re Dahlgren is making a deal of racket | fused to so preach, hence his salary ‘bout nothin’ ~ | stopped. _ Bringing down his fist emphatically | | Doctors and Druggist tS Ay: on the table in front of him, the son} ..qye of the soil rejoined: recently can alw and sell “Td like to see! Speers Wiue ” tbe durned fool who'd undertake to} yS use patients and customers the best they jget my place at table!’ No fool/ever used. Our physicians prescribe | would who knew this Arizona critic. = — Wines can be had of} He travels with his hip ockete | . e loaded, and is a dead shot —Karce Ao Robper With Armor, Trinidad, Col., Cook, a Feb. merchant 20.—Thomas in Ei Moro, was Perounleeccd Giver io sok shot at bim witha the store C user. Itis the only t Winchester The pe det euuck: be ker, the floor flattened out had vering ot owing that | | some sort for the He escaped, but got only a Livi #2 on Horse Flesn. he of bullet proof | St. Joseph, Mo., Feb. 21.—B. W.|° Hiatt of the extreme western part of body. : aad smail sum of money. iould, wh ort that a | Kansas is in the 4 y soliciting for sufferers in that section, and tells a pitiable tale of the sufferings of! ga | the people in western Kansas. Mr. | been discovere et to abduct his two | Hiatt says the people ai iaud Jay, said he did | ‘boring counties: are tie pore! ve that any such scheme | flesh, not being able to g bad been concocted. He also denied | |food. Their cows are being trained | that a so called body to draw plows, ete, and by this | attendance when his chi means the farmers hope to be able | out for a walk or drive. it t er his D | = as a 5 P poe ne sroby ue Shee In New Orleans Councilman Numa | plot had eget other A bill granting frag ze to the right of women has passed sentenced by a, to three years at hard labor in the state prison. ep man Sherman was Judge Fergus Ww ashington senate or Greet Grate Sre | PROMPTi Yayo PE RMANENTIY A WiThauT Rerun “oF PAIN. AT, RU ISGISTS AnD DEALE! s EVERYWH e 1 Fj we Gras AVOGELER Co. Barra: Moe Knights of the Maccabees. outlaw if; At 8:30 o'clock Mrs. Greeu is|time. The men in bidig at this pushing her way through the crowd | place are the last of the different }at the New York end of the bridge.| gaugs that have been at work for and sexual plater. 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