, 1880-04-04

'sston %as natural, At when Agnes showed the 49,.
adyse 70 b.. nef to m9thg 9aen thas the Old
that, while by SO doing she might aTer. asgriis
IE'Ketty. there could not come nnv "a d aotsnhSS
bnp ae ,nter'lew This is where the Old isdq1
When the girl arrived at J. B. Corr . -
promptly at noon on Tuesday, she VISA IL III
Sllcpp, who, in his usual direct stvie jooi.aedh'
ner that ne was tired OF all the double.deett1nl
that vas going on. and that he had sent e9eala 9ela
in order that oea+ 1os h
THEY MIGHT INAEpIATELY GET u4pp7n.
Ihe lady protested, cried, begged for t;s..
sleipp, she says, pulled the handle Of h;s ;ae . a
o,1 ,nto = view, and swore TINT i she reiuseS
nfe. The nasty ntckel-p plated weanor ,olss ais ~,
horrid tnat the girl gave way, and n,,;a.eed y
companled ner lover to the County ConrfI ~ +
4g: ~ IN inc way there he adrnonished be- pq ~
wollld be necessary for her to syear ,Sa+ r tas
was " years OF age, but she declined IN at y. y
! agreeing, however, to giye that "a H. ~ % \
simply asked & the question. She was M not tzaet
license was gwen hiu,. They then % w. and d
church Of the Rev. Mr.. Harttuan. who % y
| them one. "ao md.
In the meantime the girls brain va, bu.,.
husband the slip. He, having gaIned sis - q
was already looking forward 10 takine ~ \ 9e r.
70 the home OF bis sister. who, being mada des q
auainted with what was likely to happen Se dH1 =
the day. had prepared quarters specially f0a y
reception Of the young couple, whosao aos q
matrimonial dispute arose over the n@os1is ~
whether they should go the sisters or IesIe ~ Y
nomG o. 1i 5hG Leyetags . At rst slepp was =
or Tune, to his sisters, but Agnes a ss
minded him With tears in ber eyes, that H. n.
now bis wife forever, aud that. considering y 4.
IN her position, It would only be fair l419ss tS,s
he should leave her free until later in lie saas ss
when she promised to be on hand ut his siatas,
sliepp would not agree to this, but when liz +!
stud away from the store without leave ~ = e =
sence he would lose his situation, which woae. ~
be a catastrophe from which she as well saSS
would suffer. the implied confession of nesi<:
born sense OF community Of interest oyen-n.
him, and, bidding her g0o<l-by, he put bpf ~
CIybourn avenue car, and went back to the ssos
IS soon as he was safety out Of the way, Am.
got OF the car and made her way to the bona :
a married sister at No. 1s3 Armour street. IT, q
she told what had happened, and at tia ss 81.
time announced her decision ''S ''eas
NOT TO LIVE WITH HER HUSBAND,
The married sister argued with her, aetemn.,,.
to prove that the sacred nature Of the matriass
VOW she had just made required her to rpfas
her husband, but the girl WINS heroic In harSa
termination to remain q maid wife. and ala !,
effect removal at the earliest opportunitT =
Communication was at once opened up viii i.
family on Clybourn avenue, and the result ofs
conference held by its members, IN which r.. T..
the accordion playing Mr.. Frcdke took part w
that steps should be Immediately taken to ny NJ
tain her in her determination. 70 Iii
end, MIR. Fredke, who at once IT, ta
an active part in the proceedings, sail1
with whose assistance the Various cross-pnr
poses Of the various parties in the interestin,
matrimonial romance have been finally EesolJ3
Into very interesting block game.
M IT. T..
only in so far as he has nomina;ly made Agnss
his wife On the other hand agnes has ten
herself to herself In q most tantAlizing war e,er
has had sliepp arrested on charges Of perjq1q jh11t
In swearing that she was older Than she feaIf
was, and Of threats, In having Threatened to Hh
her II she refused to marry him. The evidence
IN support Of these accusations is 80 clear III
there is no doubt OF Sleeps conviction Should
he come to trial under them.
Yesterday Agnes filed bill for divuna
fense was made, though the defendant entetet
his appearance. and hts attorney was In eoun
during the trial. Judge Barnum at once GRANTED
q decree, declaring the marriage void 6ecaun
comments whatever on the evidence.
In cases Of this kind the mysterious souna
OF Woman's eccentric action are always Ut tut
terest. and, IN order to learn what prompsa
Miss Leyetag's change Of affection, the reporte
visited her yesterday evening at her sisters "a
lD armour street. Said the young lady:
II liked Mr.. Bliepp well enough until m nj
,ngaped, when hts demeanor towards ~
changed entirely. He got awfully cross Mi
:yrannical, and found fault with everything
lid. Oh, he was terribly rough. II did anr.
hing that did not please him he'd say '2::7
hat, Agnes, you're OF your base But NJ
Frcdke-he was so gentlemanly; he never spfa
Ike that, and It you only could hear him pay
N the uccortlion-''
This was enough, aud as the reporter took h
cave he fnyoluntarly began framing meM
rom the story for the benefit Of en9nged yopns
'entlemen. It need not be given; il they Gu
ot discover It for themselves they desoryetok
eserted on their wedding days. u