The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-17

an extract from TEE SUN saying that II had
shown up the fraud. and also saying that there
s% W. SHs9 ars man IN s Hs s hui S
could not find one l think II but right to tall
you tho true relations that smith bore to my
remarkably persistent in his demand. even
going. down on. his kneoe TO her. At last she
that perhaps by by next next CSristmas she might
accede to his request He would not
Listen 70 tho delay. but wanted to get the Bap;
tiet minister and have the ceremony performed
Immediately. My sister remained Arm. and so
Smith went away: I think now that. knowing
she would find out all about his family and con-
nection before she was married to him, and
knowing that such IN investiRatio.. would be
sry dss,rops leg 81 to his hopes - gave her to nn
purely ost Of jealousy. I can SOC no 40 other mo-
says that he never showed any indications OF
insanity. i could toll better II saw him. aud
should IKE to set my eyes upon him for few
in his black eyes that Mr. Charles b, Smith
GOTHIC got hold % Of that that fellow, says Henry S Snow NS the
telegraph operator here. who has done all in
tions. :. he'd show him what strength he has
got In that right arm OF his"
Mr. Ayres has but one arm.
viii you attemptto prosecute Smith 2" asked
Mr.. hyros-I don't know on what charge I
could have him arrested. and. besides, don't
know that we want to prosecute him. There 10
no lawful punishment adequate 10 his crime
We shall let tho matter drop. and the sooner II
is forgotten the better. l only fear the effect on
my sister, She Ia very much affected by this
thing. She is not like herself at all. That care
less manner is all put on, and she really 10 very
much excited. She has lost confidence in al
most everything and everybody. II Smith
wanted revenge he has got II,
mail agent vino runs daily TO Philadelphia
from here. told an incident to-day that shows
the interest taken elsewhere IN the case. Yee;
| the SUNS he could in Philadelphia He tried
news stand after news stand without success.
| and nj last bought three. As he Was paying
| for them man hurried up and wanted II Sun.
81 the thrsS. WSst do you w want % Of Ss them U9
asked the man. Tho mail agent said
s ssm r9qds IN Won sG1a Snn oHSy A%SSy SSS
Tell me about that queer case up
| there. 1t wasn't minute before the mail agent
was surrounded BY. twenty or thirty persons.
South Ap.boy case. While have been writing.
News Agent HoddX brings me a hymn book be-
lons,ng 70 Mr.. Thomas Baker. Mr. Baker
baptist church. and. when 1t was returned. on
| the NY leaf. In the peculiar writing Of the man
| OF many names. were these words:
wade Western. Oct a. 1879 Baltimore, Nd. Travel.
WI unesrrd OF. rnpited. he wandered alone,
creature Of God. forsaken. unknown
SO the man OF many names has got another
alias.
George w.. Matthews. who signs himself
reauestiHs fnE Sun to publish Tho faci that i
| Charles Is. Smith was In Pennington in the fall
| OF 1877 representing firm that dealt In patent
| phOsp pilates. He profossod, Mr.. Matthews Gays,
| 10 bo very much OF n Christian" and in Feb
ruary last returned to Pennington and bor-
rowed from the landlord with whom he had
stopping in the Nassau Hotel in Princeton. and
| the proprietor would not let him have his bag
gage unless his bill was paid. He promised 10
return the money In the evening. but he was
| not seen again.