The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-09

from oeiag troubled With the woman
,nst he was mixed up with, or who vas
trying 10 mix az with him. During
the last week prior 10 bis leaving he
was unusually attentive and pleasant 10
bis wife. and made to her fresh promis-
es OF bis intended careful future when
they should be quietly settled far away
by themselves, and from the scenes Of
bis presen. troubles. He told her be
had not money enough 70 make the
trip. bat thought DIR. Odell, with
whom he proposed TO 60 in partnership.
and who was going IN help locate,
would lend il b him. He received q
dispatch from him. sent from San Fran
cisco. 20 the effect that he had raised
the money. and that the boa, sailed at
0 a. IN. Wednesday. DR.. Pendery bid
good by and left on Tuesday. October
l2,h
To connect events it is necessary 10
remark here that from present develop
ments. il 10 ascertsinsd that the doctor
bas Tor long time had Miss Dickson
for q patient. and very constantly at
tended Ter. Two or thres months since
be procured loom sod board fes her ~
q private residences on j street. Were
they were not acquainted With her or
the doctor. He stated that che was q
patient of his and he wanted her where
be could see her frequently She did
not look ailing. but hs was treating her
for
"HRART DISEASE"
He called every day and for the past
two months he spent nearly all his
evenings with her, which was under
stood In the family as preparatory to
an early marriage. as they had no
knowledge that he already had a wife
Recently Edith got better. and on Octo
Der 18th she left ito take a school at
Dsvisvilie. which the doctor had pro-
cured for her." On the 18th the doctor
left for Oregon, going through Davis
vile. The next day the lady with
whom Miss Dickson had been boarding
Ia this city received O telegram from
her. directing that the rest Of her cloth
ing (which was out for washing when
she went from bere) bs sent to her at
San Francisco, which was accordingly
done. ftr
That evening DR. Pendery sent to his
wife from San Francisco parting dis
patch. a. follows:
"All o X. He bad the money 80 We
set sail In the morning; so Iwiil go TO
bed and get some sleep. so as to be
ready TO be good and sick by this time
tomorrow. l hope you will not get
sick. Be careful with yourself Get
al! the sleep you can. and eat all you
So goodbye, until you hear from can
me again" ~~s
The I'VE set SAIL was intended to
convey to the wife as referring to him
self and DR. Odell. but it had another
application. The next heard from him
was dispatch from Seattle, w. r., re.
oeived day before yesterday morning.
which stated that he had been sick. but
was all right again ana would write
that day. On Tuesday evening the
whisperings that all was not right 10
the doctors movements made Mrs Pen
derry anxious about the state of her
husbands health. and she telegraphed
the Chief of Police at Seattle 10 know
whether DIR Pendery had woman
with him. in reply to which she receive
ed the answer given above, that the
doctor and wife were registered at y
hotel there.
This told the story. and the above
facts have since developed. Upon re-
ceipt OF the dispatch from the Chief OF
Police. Mrs Pendery sent dispatch to
the proprietor Of the New England, At
Seattle. where the doctor was stopping.
stating ia effect that tho woman with
DR. Pendery is not his wife. but that
he has left his wife here sick and desti.
tute. 3,