The Benton weekly record. [volume] (Benton, Mont.) 1880-1885, 1880-07-09
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q The notorious DR.. Mary Walker, say
! TIE Washington correspondent Eof the Bal
Il timorc 14me,feajt, has recently capped til
J, climax of all her earlier exploits BY tryin,
TO force two young. men ofhigh profession
j, al aud social standing at the national esipi
e tai to marry against their wishes. The
/ following are the facts AS they are saitl9tc
/ have occurred: Dr, Mary Walker has for
f some months been visiting Dr. Starr Par
.fsons, asiEentist III No. 2o4 Delaware Ave-
| Enue. Capitol Hill, and taking him n great
many profitable patients. She took a. great
Interest in him, and spoke Of him as The
i model young man Of. Washington, and a
great ''catch for the ladies'
4 An last she brought her neice, Miss YES
tta Coates. Of OsNegoN n. Y., to him for den-
tal repairs, having pretaced the'syisit by
/ high praises OF the young lady, whom She
represented as ravishingly beautiful and
enormously wealthy. Then she told Miss
Vesta that the Doctor wnS. smittell with
her. DR.. Mary then went TO DIR. Starr
Parsons bosom friend, MIR. Crypt l'almo- |
rli,sa young lawyer of Washington, who |
has recently adopted the stage. and scrap |
him her scheme OF marrying the twain. t
Hero enlargement was that Dir. Parsons
was 4 very nice young man, and Miss
Coates was an extremely nice young lady,
and wanted Mr.Pallnoni's cooperation.
She visited hilnrepeatedly, and got tho
roughly acquainted and she finally sue
cceded in making Miss Coates believe that
Dr.. Parsons was really Interested in her.
In a recent conference, it is stated. Dr.
Mary, turning aside to her niece, said:
Nov, Eesta. you must write to the Doc
tor. Miss Coates was very much cmbar-
rassed. and DR.. Parsons came to The rescue
byssaying something pertinent, butlcalcll-
lated to turn the conversation. But Dr.
Mary kepts to the subject persistently, and
asked Ialmoni and Parsons TO 90 to the
depot to see Miss Coates off. They excus-
ed themselves, when Dr.. Mary said: 1T |
isSeiy stliigcssypu can not arcGInpaiiv
Your intended .s-- 5,.,a s-s.t..- :
3Elleil, WITNESSES state, the Young lady +
burs into tears, and there WAS :. scene
Soon after this palmoui took sick and WAS
confined to tue house, DIR. Mary WAS on
hand every day and all day Nursing him. :
Al last. ii is alleged, she insisted, on stay
ng at her post all ni9hi. Pamon object
I'd, and told the servants next time she :
.amc not to admit her. Being barred out !.
he next day, she went 10 the Rev. DR.. n,
-sharles ID. Andrews, gyrector of Christ .
ihurch. TO which Palmoni belongs. DR.. :.
SiHiews. knowing the circumstances re-
used 10 see her. Then she went 10 police :
headquarters to have Palmeli's attend :
nts arrested. Failing in this, she applied
or a writ ofila beas corpus to have Pamo-
ii removed from the care Of one physician !,
nd placed under another, claiming him As
er patient and her intended husband. A
She kept writing sweet letters TO liiinin
ed ink, but receiving no response, three
avS after, she went to his residence. No. on
DS y street. with a large tWo-horsc ear p;
age. acconlpanicd, by four ablr-houied i.
zen and wotrnlalr nurses, and demanded W
i perspn. Ilcsw's we'll enough then1o W:
'ok out over the balcony and tell her that g;
could not come. Shc then grewangry, Sc
ld brandishing Il heavy game i'll the air.
itEit hcstlitI not come he was Il dead man. w
almoni then, it is stated sent down u pr
elegation and persuaded her to drop the c''
suit and never recognize him, under 4 N
anaty Of publishing all her letters. toi.
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