Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-12-02
THE FANNY KEMBLs BuTLER d.

which deser.ion was ay-rrel 90 have been
persisted IN for more rhsn two yesr.. To
this an answer, covern1 many page' oi ga
per, has beeu pat la by t'e faspoJd-nt Tue
Ledger sags.
She 1coie- having vinliy DESCRIBED lhe
h. blta'iou O. her husbar bat She affr- u his
ltrra,mem oi her, Val-l H3s be-l cruel sui
INTENDED 60 hake Ils h1- 'eH>amo.l amt >lch o.
20 Justify her 80 removing from hIs n.u-e.-
TIE answc denies generally The Tact oi Wli-
ful and r8liDiOus dessrhol nj charged % TIE
libel. sn3 AYERS that she was forced 90 with
drsw Ia causeq aenee oi bis unlawful aud
fougid conduct. II tbea aver- tuat her ab
sence VS. wish his knnwlej s. anl saJs.q Jeni
assent. Anl, lastly, thst bis treatment was
cruel ani fIje. and such as t0 ma 81 lite bar
] densome RI her, aud wh'u. justify aef r-n1v-
| ing from b. house The answer thea goes
OF 10 sfste facts aul circumstances uPon
which the raverscs and denislare bounded.
Il appear hat the PARTIES WIRE married on the
TN OF JIauarv. 81. ami have two children.
! both girls, tla Oh lest OF whom Isnaw lbs years
OF age. /, states 6 at the parties had lvcd
unhappiig o.eihcr Tor me years previous 20
October. 1872. at which lime they agreed TO
SEPARATE as isr as az the rights aud duties ot
Hb5bahA Attt VIC ~ o.. NFfiA tt|N'Af ''''fA-''
they .tIl resided under he sam. roof bat 10
separate apartments. Mrs. b. was to have
srparate maintenance ol Si001 per year,
| the chdreus education Do BE- suped Intended
! by the istaer and the m5sbes allowed 10 see
them. They were placed under the cantsoi
oi goverAess. Matter ren8lued This way
| until October. 1913, wben in consequence
OF pslnla nors affecting her husband She
| elt that o. had entirety last the love g hich
she could never regain. o. The tfutd OF those
| tnnors So aad no proof but she spoke Of
| them to ser hus band su tcit assured hf the
circum>aAge that there WAS no further hope
OF regaiua5 his affection. She slll rfmaln-
81 IN b tuUse, hoping ID be able TO preserve
hef authority over her children aa1 mountain
| toward. them a mothers care. She hearl,
however. That Mr.. Bauef NOS ab5ut taking
means Il remove the Children TO another
house, a5sH She uTole to lin asking 10 have
the priyilFg, oil going with them, proposing
10 bury tie occurrence, 81 the past ~ obi
Won. llia answer pr2p1s ) - ALLOW her that
! prlyilege fon certain conditions, 60 consider
y h,cii he give her Two days. The conditions
were So Ttpugnant 10 Hcr feelings hai she
hesitaed as % dcce TIM, them until the two
dsys had passeg. but au aerlden, happening
TO one oi t1e children. S. .ch She thought dc
manded al mothers csre, in Consequence
she de teim ed 10 arctde 10 his CONDITIONS.
She avefs lAat Oh tbs ICING communicated
to him he refused 10 sccede to il, averfia.
that The "t@ day" having passed without
her accepting he proposition, she bad 'aban-
doned' her children Matters remained TINS
way unu the children were removed 90 Che
other house, and tia respondent beng denied
the prikI Be OF going VITA tbstu, She tex
there was 80 other course lett 10 her TAU 10
remove t5a boarding iiease, wht.A size ac-
cordingIY ga 10 Decemas,.
Willis, here, the visits OF her caidsrn
which a. first were daily aecane less frqhen
aud fiual.y erased attog. her. Her allowance,
under the sgreemru 81 separation, was lrres
uisriy paid, and she ayers that every means
was taken by the aihef % prejudice her chill
dren against ler.
Whlisl boarding IN Cbasnat street. she re-
ceived letter irom her sister III Eng.ond III
which SIZE was informed that Mr. buueF Lad
written o her, and sgailied his Willingness 70
receive her INTO the house again. on The same
footing as before, II She would agree TO GER
tain conditions. She accordingly wrote Il
lhe Rey w /, Furness on the subject, who
wrote to Mr. Butler. Some correspondence
ensued, aud IL was finally agreed By M, B. Il
receive ie back. provided She agreed 10 Ger
tam CONDITIONS, winch were reduced to wri
ing These conditions were such as sh'
scupltd much at asseil.lng 70, but iinally az
50. Taey were principally that she sli0ulC
{ bsiain iram any reference to the occurrence
OF the pas,-that she would not speak Of II
Batter, or write CONCERNING HIM or hls allan
10 any one-and particularly that she Wuult
nave no intercourse, in wurd or action, VIII
the 'SedgN ick idully, aud " uid heuceloFtl
De to them as u they were ehlIe slIenoefs
ana she han never known them. SAe "ea no
10 hold intercourse with any person whom