The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-03
BURIED AllS l..
instances i'm Which The Victims have
Bcen Rescued.

instances i'm Which The Victims have
Been Rescued.
Excellent material for II sensation
story is furnished by the following
well established facts: Victoria L.
fuurcado, Young, beautiful and accom-
pl,hcd, had IL great number Of admirers.
\ moug them was journalist named
Jules Bussuuet, whose chances of beng
the most successful ,mtor seemed to be
the best, when suddenly Victoria, con-
trary to all expectations, accepted the
hand of rich banker named Renclic.
BnSsouct was nconsOlublc, and his
honest heart achcd all the more when
he learned that the marriage OF ms
ladylove had proven unhappy. Reneiie
neglected his wife in every possible
way, and finally began to maltreat her.
This state of things lasted two years,
when Victoria dIrd-at least 50 1t Wa
thought. She was entomhed in Il vault
in the cemetery of her native town.
julie. B1sSourt assisted at the ceremony.
Still true to his love and well ;uiSh be-
side himself with 'grict, he conceived the
idea OF breaking open the vault and
securing Il lock Of the decca,eds hair.
That night, therefore, when all VAS
still. he scaled the wall Of the cemetery,
and by circuitiou> route, approached
the vault. When he had broken open
the door and opened the vault, he
lighted II candle and Proceeded to open
the coffin.
At the moment when he bent over
the supposed corpse, scissors III hand,
Victorine opened her eyes and stared
him full in the face He uttered Il cry
and sprang back; and Immediately re-
covering his cltpo>scSsion, Ec returned
to the coffin, covered it, occupants lips
with kisses, and soon had the SatlStac-
ton OF seeing her in full possession Of
her faculties. When NiytUr'nc WAS sUi!!-
ciently recovered, they left the church
ward and went to Bos,cucts residence
where physician administered such
remedies as were necessary To effect the
complete recovery Of the unfortunate
woman. This proof If Bosscuet love
naturally made q deep impression on
Nirtorinc. She repeutcd her past tickle.
ness, and resolved to fly with the roman
tic jules t. America. There they
lived happily together, without, however
bringabl, to fully overcome their longing
to return to their native lind. Finally
sne'' "'S"' :, "'-'1 ~ ~. ,j,,,. L.,
Int scenes % mn u''''' '' ...,,,5,., ~,
c'uca 10 ora.' 'n' , ".',-, -. Nav Yorl.
'',y' any ,'''' ,hn,. arrivad !, Iuly
r ~ I,ir,nr,n. in tLrIntrrlm. had rn,il
,,,or,,,5 ,.n,.,. ,,rc.tIv md Jules felt
" ,,i;da ,,,' ina, her former husband would
49,, ra,.,,,,,i,.. h.r In tbi. hone he WAS
'ji-,n,,iT,,l E.rcun had the keen eve
itt,...,.lior ,,,J rero.,pizpl Victoria at
49, 49,. ,,Ia,.o This STRANGE drama
a,,r,I u.;,b - suit brou,,ht Ly the bank
cr r.r his wife which was decided
o,,ir.t him ON the ground that his
cI.i,, v,s ou,l.wed
IN. s.,.rr nf IN. following two cases.
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naI,, ,;'m hnw"y.r positively refuse
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qu'nv. ,J, ,,';n,, ~ rn,,r,nd-ip order
an un" - , I","7 n -. .;, Thrv com.
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..u ., .,,o " ,aaJ, Gn.in,.s Of stealing
AZ t:'"' ...I' .hm '', I,r, af.r the funeral
poo pod'G .t an" ,",t' S w." brourbt 10
n',' 'l'' "G"y r =" fs nri%hCoring elm
tn' D ThSu Ih '"'' mad, the jr.t IHci,ion
Which W. | WA. I ncro.. the abdomen, they
WILLY" s,r wal ,.i,G tho fresh ,nnearnncc Of
Me'' 'I"," 'I VIZ" ,To I;,,n;Ji,y If the blood
nv In' "'" ,E r"' ,,I,..,cians nrnn,.cd that
G NV " t' 1| .rpP,;.rt ,bc blJy 10 the nc
t .n,; 81, " - raivaniS battery This they
JiJ aud ul,oirrd abnormal results; the
",r, ", nrd cnntrac,ion Of the mus
hloNtHiCi's "''" "E'''t O. MT.