New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-21
4 CHAPTER or MYSTERIES.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE0F 4 DOCTOR
SUBSEQUENT HISTORY OF HIS WIFE.

free bed was obraiuei for her q the MsssaJhu-et;-
| General Hospital Boston. On her partial recovery,
| became necessary inq1ire wlst her prnsPcs oi
| support were when she stated that aDs0-
lutte stranger m New Eng lsnd, and slmost entirely
destitute of both money and clothing. Further ilqui-
ries revealed the fOl0Srg eAtraJrIlnAry history,
/ A.ch adds another chapter "a the Mysteries OF
! Clryelsid.'
Sc ,tstr. hs, lie was the adopted daughter Of Mr.
7. Is If Springfield, OHIO ana bore ais prev l.
! g. Ter marriage. >Ie became the wife If Or. Is. r.
BaHzey oi this city, opeth.c physcst, wnD re-
-idrd here about the year 1871. Aocu that tim -
bow bong after the marriage l. not her husband
fell .ick auC While cOuya e-crg, suddenly snd mystic
rou,y disappeared. She say. thar he probably fell
into the ryer while crossing bridge AZ evening he
bin. very feeble, but there j. val of mystery ani
su,pic.Ou over the OF his d-sppeaTSDc@. Mr..
! h.. az oil events. cousIl,rei herself widow. Her
husbanl Wa about twenty years Of sge a. tue
! me OF his disappearance.
| MIR. Zoos on leaning the disappearance Of her
adopted daughters husband, came Ia Cleveland ana
! took Mr.. b. 10 Sprns feld with asr. But Mrs. f.
who ,entvry loved Der adopted daughter, died "ihin
few weeks. Mr. Zoos tHen broke up hou-e, aud
went to kentucky, with The purpose of remaDiug
tin at east among bis f1ends. Il would seem
that something had occurred 70 estrauge hn from nis
ADOPTED daughter, for be left her to sniff for herself
after he quilted Springfield.
Not long after this Mrs b. returned to Cleveland,
partly from preference for this city place Of resi-
cence and partly from desire to enter on course 81
education At commercial college 80 ihA sue might
he enabled 10 earn livelihood by her own means.
While in Cleveland at this time, she fell IN With q
Young going under the nau.e Il W VILLAIN Franklin,
whose Acquaintance she had made some years pre-
vious, while attending school at CINCINNATI. ans
Young uan, whose = suppose 10 DE hctItpus,
she describes beng Intengeut, gcntlemanly and
moving in the best society Of Cleveland. Sac further
more says that he was then holding situation under
ore at the Cleveland railroad Companies
She states that Franklin did not visit her az her
boarding )use bat in the habit Of walking NTH
Der after the close of her oay sOn at the sdeny
She gives no direct statement the extent Of
him lint ovid Wi
information in regard to their acquaDtarse and was
very DESTROYS that her friends sBo0ii not be made
acquainted with the fact Of the connection.
After this acquaintance had continued some time,
Franklin went Fact and finally reached Boston. From
tuis point he wrote her 10 come Last, a. she could
there hni employment. Previous to his leaving
Cleveland he lad borrowed soDe money and . gold
watch from her, and the tune his letter arrived sne
bad been SICK and short OF fund. that she had
20 leave tIuLk OF valuable clothing IN order TO pay
be buarr'' bill.
90 arnylrg az Boston she found thai the information
a. 10 her obtsinng employment utterly deceptive,
ami she reduced tO distress She therefore sought
EN- ployueLt at Intelligence Office and by this
found situation IN respectable house Ia Cambridge
a. chainbernaIG and assistant al table Here sha rc
uewed acquaintance with her lover aud repeatedly
received BIZ visits At this time he passed under the
lame OF William 5. X ngi jr, ami STAGED that he was
tbe OF a respectable gentleman Oi that maine re-
siding 10 Boston. The, ON inquiry, was found - be
false, Mr. hing denying al knosedge OF the person
assuming 10 b. BIZ sun
Tie connection continued thus iOT SOME tlulfi "uth
bis feelings changed towards Der, aud he trea,ed her
with hardness and cruelty. He forced from her
the money she bad received for wages while 10 the
situation she then held, and, having obtained tns LETT
the place.
Mrs. b. then was taken violently s.k, a before
stated and became inmate % the Hospital. Ga her
partial recovery she WAS placed az boarier Ia re-
specialize family ~ Cambridge urtu something more
should be known OF her. Franklin. or King, has been
seen by her since her -ckues, and say that
be then looked if IL bad circumstance she wears
engagement ring, winch she says was gwen her by
him. Il beans the Initials d" W. s. n. Mrs b.
describes Franklin King ga b-ng apparently sboc,
- Of see Of father small stature, shs complex
ion and brown hair.
The Gentlemen who have interested Themselves IN
her case wrote 70 toe Rev j. g. Bl,tzl-y OF Wooster
Ohio brother Of the doctor had - mysterionsiy
dap, AIRED and in reply be say; " Just a. soon a.
che vii give tue nple and satisfactory account
" ofMy brothers disappe aFGnoe and Wh'reao?at-,
will sympsiAize ard DO something FOR her, but 10
" suJuer.
DR.. Daniel Egbert, L. 5. ", resident in Philaiel
pAs, whose name was gwen ~ tic brother Of Ms.
foor has been written To-. HIS reply confirms many
II the particulars Of Ms. b. statement. He says
she wac educated with the stictest regard 10 r"ly
ior. H. COLLECTION MIL thi- may De stated tht tat
tha, she tod OF the gentlemen Interested IN heT
story that he was brought up 10 the Episcopal C1arca,
and .he received WIKI apparent gl1iness Payer
Be- which given her. DR.. EsOert further writes
that there mystery about the husband dlsap
pesrauce which haG not been cleared W, and tal he
lar therefore declined al correspondence with her.
Finding otoer means II getting a. the facts Of her
story the Rev. Warren Burton, cl- Of the gentlemen
taking al interest ID the unhappy goman, sppied "a
Mr George Bradburn. mo gave the name Of the Rev.
DR.. Boles g. proper person 70 apply 70. NJ Burton
therefore Oh the oih INST, wrote 10 Dr.. BO.es vino
MADE inquiries but could get 10 rev light 90 the us;
Ter. Aulotg the gentlemen named a. nsyi1 her case
urcer Cou-lderalloI lsthe Rev DR.. Huntington, Pro-
tessor il the University II Cambridge.
There : deep anu painful mystery COT Eected with
the above story. What Dec II the mi-eing Dr..
Ba!izley, and who the William Frznkho wa are
questions that deserve thorough exanin alton.
FURTHER DI>CLO>JR RS AND MORE MYSTERY.
Fr0- Tss Ciereand Herald JEasH.
We have received all iiivnal scenes and met
teuis II the CHAPTER 81 Mysteries already pub
Ishec which, while they disspate OF the painful
suspicious aroused the part OF the story already
published, t-rush some exceedingly r.ch anl racy de-
yrl,pUeLts.
IL $50 Dr.. h. +. Rsltzey. homeopathic physician.
resided il Detroit street side sad opened Of
zee near tie corner Of alton ami Bridge steet,. IL
the AstgmG u that pear De made application t. NJ.
II. B-Gyro1 Tor az Insurance q his hir Of 90 pay
able 20 ai, wife. At tie tine he effected an n
sursrce with Mr.. ;. ". Cuttenden Tor : 90. There
some difficulty IL regard 10 obtaining the policy
for tie q 60 Il sCr8ECe bu. al eu = Wa granted
when he PAID for Il. The money-somethlng uuier
Slut-was lot forthcoming a. the time and the policy
Was unclaimed for ie9 DAYS.
IrCur,s we're Low set OF fcCt o. 90 T. mesCs u tie
doctor ard = fcCnd that while he was exec dinghy
poor be had shinge stuck up a. hs door announcing
thar he had money 10 oar on bcId and mortgage. In
few 5ay- he e0nmeuced paving number # articles
a. dfe-vni pswubroking Offices sni took up his pocy
Insurance. About the end Of November 1857 two
months after the insurance vas effected the doctor
suddenly sld mystei'ousy disappeared. Il Was