Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-15
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From the State Police Tribune.
Mrs. Neshitt ElOpes.


Mr.. and Mrs. NesbilI were married
year ago last June, since which lime they
have resided at Cleveland. Mr.. Nesbiu
is queer little person, very lmpulslve,
and very pungent. He don't believe in
nonsense of any kind. Mr.. Nesbilt is a
man of considerable wealth, and, for a
year after marriage, lived with Mrs. Nes-
BIT on the most afectionate terms. Last
June a music teacher, by the name Of
Davis, arrived at Cleveland for the pur-
pose of teaching the piano TO such ladies'
as should honor him with their patronage.
Among the ladies who took Mr.. Da-
vis's claim into consideration, was Mrs.
Nesbitt Now, be it known, Mrs. Mes
bit is a killing-looking woman. She
boasts Of figure equal to the "Venus o.
medicine" we quote Mrs. Harris aud a
set of coal black eyes that penetrate into
your interim like pair Of raplers. Mrs.
Neshitt is about twenty-siX years of age,
and Just sufficiently stocked with health
and idleness TO make her relish Byron and
think of improperly. Mrs. Nesbitt en-
gagged MIR. Davis TO give her lessons.--
Mr. Nesbiu didn't like to have "cussed
moustache" in his house, out was com
PEELED TO give his assent to keep "peace
in The family" Mr.. Davis soon ingralia-
ted himself with Mrs. Nesbtt. In less
than month after their acquaintance,
Mrs. Nesbtt was heard TO exclaim, ''my
dear Mr.. Davis, how could you be so
wicked" "My dear Mr.. Davis, is. a
vile phrase, especially when app;ur- me- ne IN D
married lady to gentemaAAMS Sisted
band. MIR. Davis, of course tivated
Mrs. Nesbiu's musical talents, and with
such success that he induced her on We'd
nesday of last week to execute a "run-
ming passage" that requires some consid,
cradle nerve.
MIR. Davis, the music teacher, induced
Mrs. NeSbiu 10 elope. They reached
Buffalo on Thursday. They remained
there I'LL Monday morning, when they
started for Al any. They arrived oD
Monday evening, aud put up at a first
class hotel on Broadway. At Buffalo
they engaged chamber-maid 10 travel
with them. She was also among the ar
rivals of Monday night Mr.. Davis sup
posed that he had everything arranged for
a nice sociabIe time. On leaving Cleve-
land. be allowed that he was going to Gin
cinnal. He did this to put Nesblt on
the wrong track. Mr.. Davis miscalcula-
ted. Mr.. Nesbiit was not to be done by
any such arrangement. The day after
they left Cleveland Mr. Nesbit ascertain.
ed that they had gone East Mr.. Mes,
btu jumped into the cars and put for Buff
faio. AT Buffalo he got on their trail, and
put for Albany. He arrived here on Tues
dav night. He found "Nlr. Davis and
lady" at the hotel already spoken Of. As
good luck would have it, Mr.. Davis was
absent. Mrs. Neshtt went into tesrs and
convulsions. When she came TOO, she
acknowledged her wickedness, and prom-
ised 10 DO 50 no mole. Mr.. Nesbilt ''fs't
for her child" and forgave her. Mrs
Nesbit said that this was more than she
deserved.
Mr.. Nesbilt. Done make scene,
butget your things ready"
"ror what purpose, love p
ITO leave for Cleveland in the first
train"
Mrs. Nesbitt promised 10 90 so. and
asked when The next rain LEFT. Mr.. Mes