The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-19
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Some time since there was considera-
Bile oommotion on; the, Island m con-j
seouence Of two females, whose Chastity |
Res not above reppoaeh, 's,idesvoring 70
rent q house in that section. After
numerous reverses in their undertaken
the women Aasl}y succeeded b securrg
so,Si JNB. ms South Broadway, into
which they moved, but as they conducted
themselves with ri, proprlety nothing
vas sid about the matter, and In
the course of time the TACT OF their
presence in the vicinity whore they re-
sidedalmost passed into obliyion.4 Yes
terday, However they made thenseNes
known, and the Garden spot was thrown
Into furore, and the denizens OF the
Seventh w&d were on the qui rire to
catch each floating rumor, thinking and
.alking OF nothing but the
ArrEnPFED SUICIDE . 2
of Mrs. Kate Hall, the parted but un-
divorced vile of q former gentleman OF
this city. O 1t appears that shortly
before noon yesterday; Mrs. Hall, Tor
causes which will be fully developed
hereafter, swallowed q dose OF poison
an ounce oil. iAudanum--with the inten-
ton IF bidding hisRsll to this vale OF
tear and pasing INTO the mysterious
realms beyond But medical skill pre-
vailed; Drs. Cope and Hildreth, who
were called in, aroused the woman from
the comstoss condition into which she
had passed and applied the proper
enetics which had the desired effect,
| and at last accounts the would-be suicide
was in. fair way to recover. "ofcourse,
IN all cases of suicide there is cause tor
1.-The act, and rumors are invariably
sfoat- NJ. TO such causes, rs was fully
illustrstef yesterday. < ~ =
Notwithstanding the many phases
which have been given the matter, dill
gent inquiry by REGIsTEa reporters
ELECTS tie following as the
TRUE INwARDNEss or THE AFFAIR:
Since Mrs. Kate, Hall has been sepsr.
ated from her husband, she, Ill company
with her sister in law, Fanny
Hall, also an untsithtul but NO.
divorced spouse, have been under
u cloud, and have been keeping house
| of iH-repute. Among the visitors to the
house, one person, whose name we here
omit for obvious reasons, became ensm
| ored of the gushing Kate, and
after frequent midnight visits to
her HmsDsion, so Tar forgot binseli
| or became SO crazed over the wiles Of the
siren, rs to tx up the pins for Kate TO
| procure divorce, after which he was TO
marry her. Things went on swimming
ly in this way Tor 3 long time, out q
night or two since Hates betrothed be-
came cognIzaut of the tact OF her admit
ting TO her house and receiving the en-
braces of another than himself. He be-
came enraged; the spirit OF Love
which had hitherto possessed him went
out from bis soul Ike fash; the de.
mon icalouslv took possession OF him,
and the result was al open rupture
between him and bis mistress, and max.
ing dive for Hates album, he
1ABsTRACTED HIS PHOTOGRAPH
and lett the gushing grass WHO" 70
mourn his loss. And the woman did
mourn, tho cause OF which mourning
brought her to realization Of the lille she
was leading, aud becoming disguised with
her soured and gangrened life, she
resorted to poison with the Intention OF
either bringing again to her feet her
recreant lover or setting her soul at rest.
During the day, yesterday, quite
number Of Mrs. Halls relatives visited
her residence, and until the danger was
over, considerable excitement was man.
iiested This is said to be the second at
tempt the woman has made on her life,
and there Is no telling what may yet
res ult. Both women have very respect
able connections, ard for their sake the
affair is greatly TO be regretted, but re-
gre,s will hot atone for the disgrace
: which has followt d in the footsteps OF the
trail and unfortunate women who have
made them selves, by their own acts, fixed
figures tor the hand oil scorn 70 point his
slow unmoving finger At.