The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-01

And Leaves Q Beautiful Wife
Broken Hearted, and Three
Sweet Children Fatherless.
While host of our lesdinG editions are
arguing about the existence If hell. LOT
of the goddess is proving that there is or
ought 10 be one by their own acts. This il
the big sensation in St. Joe as related BY the
Ga5esfe:
Our neigLboring city on the St. Joseph
and Council Bluff railroad, which takes its
name from the magnificent groves Of timber
which surround il and is known BY the title
OF Forest City, has been the scene of a first
class sensation. The principal actor and
| actress were Tol FairIeieh. . once honored
citizen Of St. Joseph. successful merchant,
| and ono who held several pos,iions Of honor
and trust, and Mrs. Anna Conover, whose
maiden name Was Williams. one Of the old
and highly respected families Of Holt
county.
Mrs. Conover came to Forest City some
two months ago, and opened millinery
and dre-smaking establishment over the
store Of DR.. France. Her maiden troth had
been pledged TO . first love. whose name
was Tritt, and one n,eWento Of this early
marriage wss left them in the ptron Of =
bright girl Of nine years, Eta BY name.
Her second marriage gave her the right to
the name which she nov hears, Gf Conover,
and this husL and she buried at their home
/ si.S" -s L-e."ss~.-s. I~J So this double
widow removed to her childhood's home in
Holt county, and the sequel proves that Tol
should have taken the older Weller's advice
and although hi. name was not Samivel, and
he himself was no Joseph, still he should
have been cautious 10 beware Of vidders'
and especially Of double widow, With an in
teresting chi d. Especially should our for
mer citizen have guarded against the wiles
Of q shreud. quick, 1.-the, active widow
! with keen black eyes, long black hair
aquiline nose, sensual mouth, . bust that
Cleopatra might envy, with form that it
takes just one hundred and City pound.
xvoirdnpois to Gil the moulds. "Love u
blind" 80 the poets say, and certainly the
infstuaiion and intoxicztion Of illicit love
not only blinds the eyes but dulls the met.
l~i faculties 50 that our friend was really
not only maniac. but deaf and blind
one. else he would have seen and heard and
realized that the business Of our fascinating
milliner and dress@sker was not thai
which furnished her livelihood, ind thai
busi"ess sfiording but one dress to make
in the week could not furnish one hundred
dollars for shopping expenses in st. Joseph
He would have known that those Pearly
teeth had just been made as good ~ new BY
an eminent dentist Of his former home. q.
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NOUN u was only W e"ec' conquest IN
| that this adventures Was one whom . Ger
tain ctss. Of gentlemen ALWAYS admire. and
;.,;e. II. nm, n. &c,
,.;s ,.....s.n. ,....,.s "a soi,.-.,s ~. - rs.
o'nef ho'e' '"@' tue argus eyes VI the VII
lsge we're watching him, and his object va
a patent "A his own face in the beautiful
-. -h;.h r.. .h..a e.. No.. "a :,
Person 'oiied up 10 nef cnamoer Win.
When 10 brown dress. brown sephyr
sack. cardinal fringe and trunks all packed.
-, "A 81. C:a 80. a..
'". v" "" VIZ '"' '.'e
villagers knew then rs well ~ now that ne
would follow on Saturday and the col.
lection Of her money. for which abe cold
..h,.. I'd ..,,;,. a..
". NC '' -''~ ~~ '.'e
Office ior her express package, oid only
strengthen this belief; whea the faithful,
hons, and honor.b,e emul,,ve ANDY
r. -.
80" e"' - 10y e'
Jailed IN ms nntiring Labor ior Z1ok, Fair
leigh q Co., informed The senior partner,
A'ok, that Mrs. A'rie'gh had te'eer~Phed
up icqu'rng concerning the whereabouts Of
i'ef trua"' HUSBAND, ne only gave :dd,t'ons.
evidence Of mrs iai'nioi"e's. And whe"
TINS wronged VILE ana mother csme In
obedience 70 the summons. ana nre Vas
kind'ed ." M. rs ro"m, ana IN ione''nes.
aud gloom abe examined the trunks and
"a. the mrment"es ot .tiert'o". her moans
ana Signs ana roos. ana groAns. cooid NOT
reach the ear" 81 the ttAve'en: '.rousn the