The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-07-20

An Indiscretion INDUCED in by
q Married Nan and q
Belle Of Twenty.
A Brother Put on the Trail and
FINDS the Couple in IN
Unpleasant Sta
alton.

Yesterday BAzoO representative Wa
furnished the particulars Of . sensation IN
high life, the parties to which reside u
Nevada. Vernon county. south Of here on
the NJ, K 4 T. road. The woman in the
case .. represented ~ . daehing brunette,
possessing all the charms Of young woman.
ho d, and wi;hsi.
HANDSOME AND ACCOMPLISHED.
SIZE j. the daughter Of christian parents,
aud has NO, yet passed her twenty .frsi
birthday.
The u.sn IL = prominent citix-n OF Ne.
vsda. possessed al ample means, and until
the present d~nOuneni wa- never for mo.
ment Suspected OF ANYTHING immoral. II
We sre rot mistaken, he is y member Of q
church: at ANY rate, he wss AlWays sup.
ptard 10 hzve i~~n IN induleent husband
and father. and he and his family have
moved in the heat society OF which
the town boosted. His wife, TOO, j, nn-l
esiimsble lady, and the facis 10 follow
must have fallen most heavily upon her.
For some weeks pact rum,n hase been
rife that Mr.-Wss mort too attentive
10 Miss--, but only . few days sincs
were
ALL THE TAcrs -~c. u~urr
The injured wife had suspected for come
time that the p srties were more intim sls
than mere friendshid demanded. and try a.
che would abe could not force hersslf e
disbeiieve il.
the :umor grex, aud 80 a matter ol
Course the talk increased, until she fin.Il,
made up her mind TO wee what there vas IL
il. She then ma! visiting her = brother,
and taking him into her conf fence che
conf led her secret Ia him, ial,rminR him
Of w.,st she feared, and then asked his al.
vice ~ Z" hos she ns.i hest proceed in The
matter to ASCERTAIN whether her surmises
were correct. Alter brief consultation !,
wss decided that she rh"uld inform he,
husband that she would like to nav a visit
TO her parents, who live in another portion
Of the state, ,o bs zb.eni q few dsvs-be,
brother us'en-sbiy 10 accompany. Ia. il
reality "a return AMI
DOG TIRE HUSBANDS FouTsrEPs.
Tie arrangement a. mapped Out w
readily agreed TO hy the head Of the hou.-
and at The appointed time tie wile snd
brother took the NJ, X. & L. train end
came north a. far AS Clinton, where IL,
brother LETT the coach, while hia sister FRO
ceed.d "n her j .urney la the old home.
stesd. The plan had worked like charm
aud never Tor G,oment did tire guilty
hu.i' and su-Isc, ihst hs wsu!d 40 sDn be
made to confess his inconsistency. Afie,
rem aiming in Clinton . couple IL hours, III,
brother Trturised 10 Nevada ON q frxiph,
tram, and kept himself contested during ihs
rem iinder of the day. At dusk, however
when the husband went forth Tor ram
bIe %. the brother wAs there .lso and
ready 90 watch ese.y step that Was taken.
He had not long 10 ws,t, foi
hardly had the iiheriin. proceeded q cou.
pie Of squares on his stroll when the
YoUN. LADY JOINED HIN,
and together they wondered seemingly
simlr--ly about untii = seclu led srI VA
reached, when the indignant brother soou
SAN enough Ia convince him ihat the ru.
Dors had not been without foundation, fol
~Ith his Owl eyes he saw them in each
Others warm embrace.
He did not raise . scene by making his
presence knosn, Int left them IN e ioy
Themselves and returned to town. The
next day hr joined his sister, when he 10.
formed her Of all the facts in the Gaze. O.
SfETsa s&psstiss!iy declined ever to h.v,'
anything more 10 do with him who had
treated her 10. Her parents persuaded,
however, and Al last abe consented TO I'd.
tura home, snd d,dso, being met at tie de.
pot by her l'ege lord, who kne~ little oil
the wrath that was
BURNING IN HER BOSOM,
although II IL said il wzs all che could do
to conceal il. On reaching the faulty res-
idence, the inieryiew is said 10 have heen A
most stormy cne. divorce, alimony, etc
being the principal topics Of conversation.
In brief, he admitted his guilt and on his
Bonded knees impIored her forgiveness,
begging her not to expnee him. Of course,
manlike, she consented, bat only % con.
d,tion that lie ~ould forever cut the afore.
said Young lady's acquaintance and he q
dutitul husband in future.
The promise Wa given and At pre sent
all IL serene. except with the weaker OF the
guilty Couple, who feels her hami;i .ticn
deeply, ard has almost banishei hesself
from society, although the true facts in
the c-se are not known 10 more han doz
en- OF her acquaintance. II the RAzoo
desired 10 rubIish the names Of the impli.
Gated parties, quite a furore might he ere.
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