The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-07-01
MISREPRESENTATION.


Every sasll tova he's ID sensations, and
Oscsola y not N exceptios 70 he gesessl
rule. About six months o. 20 ego, - Q
private LITTER so BAsoO sepossss islosoa
~. Nesrs. d. X. Holly 4 ca opeaed .
marble and saoee cutting essablsshoens.
and had in slseis employ one
nc. STATION,
~ solieiior. The ssailt0an has 20 isr
Conducted himself in IN hoaossble aud up.
right manner be v<ai 10 church. into ID
ciriy. ssd vss looked upon - being . 6ae
young man. When ssked IL he vsssa mar
risd man he ivarisbly said yea" but
said Il in such . 0sser - u Iesd people to
believe otiserviae. Al any rate people
would not believe what he said. but 81 il
down that
NE VAS SINGLE NAN.
While knoviaG of this opiaiun be took
M siep 10 ~ oaiien right, end thiaes
veat on in their psusl chaanel until We'd
sesday Of lest week. when there arrived sl
that plsce lady Who registered - =
Nks n. G. STATION,
and vas assigned 10 . ra,m. Although
Slraiioa boarded althe same hoael, nothing
wss Thought Il the nee arrival. and thing
went On in th~ir usual channel. Sisastoe
VA away on tour when the lady arrived.
hat returned the following Saturday. and
when his eyer resied on the lady, be
folded her in . warm embrace. much to the
surprise al The G0e~ss NJ The Tel. Motto
ing their surpsi~r he inirodsced The lady -
his sister, not kaovieg the name abe had
pus On the reEister. His explsnsii0s
might have answered the purpose. however.
if The woman hsda'i objected. She svose
up and down that :
SHE WAS MS WIFE,
lawfully welded BY the laws Of Indians,
and could prove il By . marriage cersi6cass
shich che ps,rducrd. She stated thss her
objrcs in Writing Osceols ~ to ges some
money Of Sirattoa, and told . terrible
story of her vrooea. She sasd ihss STRAIT.
ton came 70 her mothers home in Marion,
Ind. Eve yesn ago. and began boarding
there. AZ that time he peddIed sewing
nschinea. and boarded there for ivo yeam.
He vas . sleek, oily -ioagusd individual, asd
during his stay At her moshess ksd
CRIMINAL INTIMACY WITH HER,
10 ouch IN extent that child 30 the se-
sult Of their ain. The laws Of Indiana gave
him the privilege Of either marrying III.
mother o. g,'isg 70 the penitensisry, aud
he choose the iormrr. They lived together
tvo years and another child wss born after
their marriage. About . year sgo he
cruelty deserted her, and she heard nothing
more Of him until abe found out thss he
vss living IN O.oeola and doing yell, and
being henaeif in stringent circumstances she
came on to &c IL she couldn't raise little
money. She tells very straight. forward
story. and the O.ceUlians sympaihise With
her and are loud In their deauocisiiOas Of
her run.vsy husband. Sirsiioa, when be
found ihat the
slsfER DODGE WOULDN'T Do,
acknowledged that she 80 hin wife, bus
stated that = divorce existed between them.
He also denied having ssdoced The veu,sn,
and tried to create the imPression that il
vas case Of bIaekmsilinG. bat that didn't
pan out any better than the sister story. The
fact thas she came al tie Wy from Inaii-
ana 10 get money from him gives The lie To
the divorce story. II the divorce really |
existed she soUld have no claims on him |
or his packet book and It il hardly po@,bIe |
ahe would have made such fool Of lseraeIi |
- to spend borrowed money in . Wild
Eoose Chase after him. She 10 represented |
- being . good-Iookins woman, and The
BAzOOs sdvice to Mr.. SsrsilOo h 70 ovs
up, take tie woman 10 his bosom and By
his future scts endeayor TO repay in .
measure The deep and lasting diagrsce be
hes brought upon her.