The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-18
A BRIDES FATE.


= A sad story il that comes 20
1 about the death of Mrs. Sallie Enhode
: the new made bride Of Mr.. James Emtodel
q Of SeJalia. Mrs. Emboden, nee
: sALLIE WHITING,
!. had the misfortune to lose both her paren
|. when she was very young. Her father va
, hung for his money during the war, afts
! which her mother removed to New Yorl
where she died. 4 brother and sister fo
lowed the mother, and at 3 tender age Salli
Was lief, az unprotected wait, homeless an
friendiess. However, she was girl q
noble impulses and she resolved 10 win he
way through lite without compromising he
character and cling 10 the path Of recti
iude however hard her lot. From Ne,
York she went 10 ST. Lonis, where she se
cured employment in a family As nurse
She remained at that place about three year
and then went 10 work in the Southern
Hotel, where she s,aid for about year, ant
then left for Springfield to accept a plac,
as domestic in the family Of Mrs. keets
While working at the Southern Hotel sh,
became acquainted with an elderly gentle
man named
JAMES EMBODEN,
who was wealthy and boarded at the hotel
After going to Springfield she was visited
by Mr. Emboden, who proposed marriage Il
<t...lsao al f<r tho that ahx
was very Young and Mr. +. was about A
wears Of age-feared she would not he salts
fled when welded to man Of that age.
From Springfield she went To Joplin
where she worked in different families AZ 4
domestic for more than year. She wal
looked upon by the lew who knew her as q
modest and hardworking orphan who wal
permitted to enjoy but little Of the sweet:
and pleasures of life. Some months agu
while working in the family of Mr.. Hei.
ring, she one night took
A LARGE DOSE OF LAUDANUM
for the purpose of destroying her life.
Medical aid was AT once summoned, and by
prompt action she was snatched, as it were
from a suicides grave. Herreason for taking
the deadly poison was that certain young
man who had been paying her great atten-
ton, and 10 whom she had became fondly
attached, had cas-. her off for reasons known
only 10 himself. Before she had fully re-
covered from the effects Of the poison, and
while still unable TO work for her board,
Mrs. 7. ". Cunningham happened to Ike
visiting in the neIghborhood and learning
that SalIie was an orphan and homeless at
once called upon her and told the poor girl
that she could have
HOME IN HER HOUSE.
Ssllie accepted the profiered hospit ,lity OF
her charitable benefactor and from that
time up to last week has been in Mr.. Cen
n,ngham's family, where she received the
same treatment that their own child would.
Soon after she went TO live with Mrs.
Cunningham. Mr.. E. came to Joplin and re-
newed his proposal OF marriage. She ac-
cepted. ana one week ago to-day started to
meet her prospective husband in ST. Louis.
accompanied a part of the way By Mrs.
Cunningham. Her life had been so far so
plentIfulIy dotted with trials and tribula-
,ions that her mind was continually
troubled, and m expression Of sadness WIS
always visible upon her otherwise hand
some features. But when she started for
St. Louis she was unusually happy, and
talked great deal Of
THE HAPPINESS IN STORE
for the future, and the pleasant time she
had been anticipating since being informed
b. Mr. Emboden that after their marriage
they would travel extensively. She repeat
edly remarked to Mrs. {. that she would
travel by water As she liked it best.
Last Saturday Mrs. Cunningham receiv-
ed q letter from her dated at st. Louis, May
Both, containing the certificate which says
James Emboden aud Miss Sarah Whiting
were married at Beilville, Ills, May 3Oth,
by Rev. +. f. Van Treese, pastor of the
first NJ. E. Church. The letter is very
lengthy and contains an account of her
trip, the wedding and list OF the hand
some presents she received. She stated
that she was having a very pleasant time
and was happier than she had ever been in
her life.
Last Tuesday. however, Mr.. 7. w. Gun
ninyham,of Joplin, received the following
dispatch, which came like
THUNDERBoLT
10 her friends. 1t read As follows:
Savannah, ILL.,, June.4.
SaIlie Emkoden drowned Mt Dubuque
last night. Fell from boat.
JAMES ENBoDEN."
Poor girl! She fought the breakers oil
life bravely and struggled against monster
waves of trouble. living in hope Throughout
the binding darkness to give up all at th'
first dawn of bright future, and she nov
sleeps meath the murky waters Of the Mis-
sissippi river. She was sixteen years old
and the fa.es have robbed her of many
happy days .een through the lingering rift
of the clouds of trouble that has long dark
ened her pathway.
-Wanted-By every one who has an in
telligen, conception Of its valne-Health
Health depends upon the possession Of pur
blood; and pure blood is the sure possession
of those who Use DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture