Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-03

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LEANs.--our readers will not have forgotten the
case of WoodInau and Furnfss which caused
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- :. "lasi US PuVils"eu' az the tlme.
EEOIh our New orleans exchanges we learn that
Mr. Woodman has made application for divorce
from his wife ON. account. of tbe intin,oo,, a.
.is,;no b.t,-a.,, "a I7.,..;-s w.
e., 49, '''''' N.''S extract
tue loiO"lng from tue published proceedings:
Deposition of Mrs. Anry Farrell: Is acouaint-
edzwith Mr.. and Mrs: Woodman: knew them
first in the winter of 1896, while they were
boarding at the st Louis Hotel; they remained
there nbout four months witness was -emplov--
ed as chambcrInaid in the hotel; Mr. FurniSs was
there during the time; the only improper con-
duct she saw, was that one day she saw Mrs 3
Woodipan the room of FurnisS; she had been
informed by the chamber maids that Mrs. Wood
man had gone 60 Mr. Furhiss' room, and they
all concluded to watch FurniSs came to the
door ia avoid suspicion, and said he wanted
clean sheets on his bed she supposed at the
time that it was a rase to make out that Mrs.
W. WAS not in the room; she procured the sheets,
and went into his room for the purpose Of nut.
ting them on his bed; she was firmly impressed
when she entered the room that Mrs Woodrnan
was, concealed in il; could see nothing of her:
commenced making up the bed; she, thinking
Mrs. w. might be under the bed (yas about
turning the Inattrass over TO look: Flrniss lust
lyou need not turn the mattrass to-day: she had
however, raised it enough to discern plainly the
skirt of Mrs. Woodman's dress underneath: she
LETT the room, and in company with the others
continued to watch the room until about four
O'Clock in the evening, when Hif7ieft but she and
Ana Kayanaugh, and they concealed themselves
behindsan arrnoir in the passage; shortly after.
wards saw Mrs. Woodman come outsof Furniss'
room and hurry along the passage passing them
on her way; her hair was loose and disheveed,
| and her dress tossed and tumbled up
Mr. Woodmau came home TO dinner and
looked all about for his wife. but not being Die
to find her, went down to his dinner; supposing
she was out in the CITY he fixed 81 nice dinner
for his wife which he said he wanted kept hot
until she came home; this preparation Of the
dinner for his wife, who at the time was in Fur
mis- room, cansed much nerriment among the
s.,ls' s'" q 'etsev put uhuer me door OF Furnis
Mrs Woodmon had segI him G it, Tt n0s Sn,d
the door, picked up and took il 10 Ann Kavan.
augh, who read it it'contained the expressions,
Dear Pet and Dear Baby
OeposilIons OF A"9 hayanaugn is ahont
''ilietgeu ye,'fs OIL age knew mr. aud MIS- Wood
man curing the winter OF 1856 when they were
o isI at the 81. Louis Hotel; she was en-
ply as py tie I.oIe' kne" Var
t;, ne Was a. .e hotgl at tue same
innne saw MN IN mrs. Moodmans private par
inr NJ n NJ. every siayi never saw
ant ~, "a t '., ~ i So" NJ Inc
oirls i; H. ,ioI 1Yu' " s'le
Iueney' solo MRS. " ooai n cnanoerald mat
that She was told that NJ W FS S'T r NAY
she watched with the rest of the girls; while
watching, Ar. F. came to the door and ordered
them away, as, he said, he wished to take a
bath; she then left, but concealed herself with
Mary Farrell, behind an AMOR in the passage;
soon after Mrs. w. came out with her hair loose
and flowing about her face, and her dress mach
runpled and displaced. A letter was shown to
her by Mary Farrell; it was from Mrs. Woodinan
TO Sir. Furniss, giving an atfectionate promise to
go to his room; believes the letter was destroyed;
Mrs. w always received Mr.. +. in her parlor in
the morning. dressedin her morning dress aud
not as she received company.
sIr. Chiffon asked to read the following let.
tor which no cold Would. chow th.. ,,o,n,. -
-. - CO.." Wv "
Meio'i F".a!ss geheLa'iy wfo'e 10 nef, II was
directed, Mrs y Woodman, Balton's Depot
Mississippi" dated November 18th:
elf1 ann 9,ay RAIN How Lind and GOOD
Won are nav dear Pei. to y,rite tn me rc.
| ceiyed your flisDatch. 'Dear pct I have naver
lreceiyed yonr later marked @ II seems dear
| Baby that Won have either made n nist,i,a M.
| It has been lost Womb advise vou nv dear
! Pet, to enter your letters in vonr Journal. Al.